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Anambra roads spread mats bikonu

Chineke

Anambra towns are 99% interconnected with each other.

Dust engulfs Awka as the city is harassed by construction bulldozers

Back to thread...Asadike,what do you think about Obiano ?

OdenigboAroli:
Back to thread...Asadike,what do you think about Obiano ?

nwoke oma, unless obiano is contesting in d forth coming presidential election,I don't have a candidate. Obiano is a true leader and am so proud of him.

Gwazia ndi yard unu, na Anambra adigo mma

I pray with a leader like obiano, boko haram will not penetrate d east. Coz if d truth b told. Nna tu kwa ndia ezigbo ujo,maka ofu mbosi, ndia nwere ike ibata ala igbo.

Nne mee osiso ka ibata Omanbala bia tinye aka na olu obodo maka Omanbala akwurugo.

Biko hapu Odenigbo ona na di acho di, nwunye ya murukwara nwa last 2weeks mana ochoro ka ndi madu mara na onugo nwanyi.

Asa biko I missed you nne, mee osiso bataba Oka ozigbo ozigbo

asadike:
love m, biko rapu mu aka. Ote go mbatara nairaland we na acho ha ri gi. Odenigbo e finishi go mu, maka na ino lo nso. Nno enugu gba xmas. Ima na nurses na ano olu steady. Ma from easter nga e base na awka.

BuddahMonk:
Nne mee osiso ka ibata Omanbala bia tinye aka na olu obodo maka Omanbala akwurugo.

Biko hapu Odenigbo ona na di acho di, nwunye ya murukwara nwa last 2weeks mana ochoro ka ndi madu mara na onugo nwanyi.

Asa biko I missed you nne, mee osiso bataba Oka ozigbo ozigbo

odinma, nwa di uso,ngwa chobara mu olu na ezigbo ulo ogwu na anambra. Nga tu down na easter.

Arysexy:
Anambra roads spread mats bikonu

Arysexy why you wicked like this na? I no know say you be sabo.

You used a top of the range camera to capture Oshogbo and the rest of Osun state only to use nokia 3310 camera to capture Anambra.

Na e checki kwa!

Arysexy:
Chineke

Sweet roads.

One fear about roads without gutter to gutter tarring is that they quickly breakdown after a few rainy seasons due to our soil type that tends to retain water longer.
Although gutters on both sides of the road are expensive to install, they have been proven to preserve the roads to last longer and mitigate against soil erosion.

Tackling all sectors simultaneously. Anambra on over-drive..

Obiano Releases 396 Million Naira To Mission Hospitals

The Anambra State Governor, Willie Obiano, has disbursed 396 million naira to over 30 mission hospitals in the state.

This was said to be in line with the policy of partnering with the faith-based hospitals to improve healthcare delivery in the state.

The mission hospitals include those that belong to the Roman Catholic, Anglican and the Pentecostal missions.

Presenting the cheques to the different delegations of the faith-based hospitals at the Governor’s Lodge in Amawbia, the Governor said that the funds would go a long way in taking care of infrastructure and equipment needs.

Governor Obiano announced his efforts in upgrading the over 37 General Hospitals and the Primary Healthcare Centers in the state, especially in the area of improving the welfare of doctors and nurses posted mainly in the remote riverine areas of the state.

The Catholic mission hospitals received 256 million naira.

The Anglican Church and the Pentecostal Mission hospitals got 160 million naira and 10 million naira each.

An additional 22 million naira uniform grants to other mission hospitals and maternity was also disbursed, bringing the total to 396 million naira. http://www.channelstv.com/2015/01/19/obiano-releases-396-million-naira-to-mission-hospitals/

asadike:
I pray with a leader like obiano, boko haram will not penetrate d east. Coz if d truth b told. Nna tu kwa ndia ezigbo ujo,maka ofu mbosi, ndia nwere ike ibata ala igbo.

Ndi Allaha Aka-bomb ama abata alaigbo at all,ha fu chance ha aga abato go long time ago,site kwa na ndi be ha adiro ka ndi be anyi both looks and stature. Kita ala-igbo bu the safest place umu akabomb e give go up, maka na ha enwero chance,ebe ka ha go ezuko wee na planu attack? ofo nna alaigbo adighi aralu ura, O ga esi ike

ak47mann:
Ndi Allaha Aka-bomb ama abata alaigbo at all,ha fu chance ha aga abato go long time ago,site kwa na ndi be ha adiro ka ndi be anyi both looks and stature. Kita ala-igbo bu the safest place umu akabomb e give go up, maka na ha enwero chance,ebe ka ha go ezuko wee na planu attack? ofo nna alaigbo adighi aralu ura, O ga esi ike

nnam, idikwa sure?

Sunnybobo3:
Arysexy why you wicked like this na? I no know say you be sabo.

You used a top of the range camera to capture Oshogbo and the rest of Osun state only to use nokia 3310 camera to capture Anambra.

Na e checki kwa!

Lol sunny nwanne, these pix were taken at d peak of hammattan Early january when i was in d east.

U can see d haze made d quality poor.

Dont worry, will be in Anambra soon for a better picture speaks update.

U still remember that osun thread yoruba nemesis

Crisis looms in Anambra community, as youths allege illegal oil deal

By Nwabueze Okonkwo

ONITSHA-The ongoing misunderstanding between the youths and stakeholders of Umerike na Umia village of Umolum in Ayamelum Local Government Area of Anambra State would have degenerated into a full blown communal crisis, last weekend, but for the quick intervention of Governor Willie Obiano.

The youths had embarked on a demonstration against what they described as a grand conspiracy between a priest and a retired headmaster in the area to strike an illegal oil deal with Orient Petroleum Plc without the consent of elders and youths in the area.

The youths, numbering up to 100, gathered at Nwoye Junction, from where they embarked on the protest that took them to Shell Road and reserved Oil wells at the Otu Umolum water side in search of Orient Petroleum workers.

While the demonstration lasted, the youths accused the Catholic priest and the ex-headmaster (names withheld) of inviting some people believed to be workers of Orient Petroleum to the site earlier in the month for possible oil exploration, without their consent and that of the elders.

When the youths could not trace the whereabouts of the oil workers, they also matched to the priest's residence where they demanded to know about the visitors, who they were and the purpose of their visit.

Spokesman of the youth group, Comrade Mocha Anierobi, said their demonstration stemmed from the fact that they could no longer trust the priest because of the manner with which he represented the community in previous dealings with other oil companies in the area.

He alleged that the N9 million royalty paid by Shell Development Corporation to the villages of Amikwe, Ikenga and Umerike na Umia through the Rev. Father since January 22, 2010, was yet to be released to the villagers or accounted for by the priest till date.

He said the youths had cancelled any agreement reached between the priest and Shell, Cetrap, Elf or Orient Petroleum on behalf of the villages, either in part or in full without the consent of the elders and the youths in the area.

The protesting youth called on Governor Obiano to urgently wade into the matter and call the priest and his allies to order, to prevent the situation from escalating into communal crises capable of leading to a total breakdown of law and order

However, in a reply, priest addressed the protesters in a subtle manner, telling them that the people that came into the area were not workers of Orient Petroleum, adding that they were there to install a power generating plant that will supply electricity to Orient Petroleum Refinery at Nsugbe in Anambra East Local Government Area.

He assured that Orient Petroleum workers would still come to do meet the yearnings of the villages at the appropriate time.

http://nigeriaworld.com/cgi-bin/axs/ax.pl?http://odili.net/news/source/2015/jan/20/303.html

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This post raises a number of questions for those of us not kept abreast of happenings in Anambra as regards Orient Petroleum and oil exploration generally!

Can anyone help with these questions:

* Has Orient Petroleum started exploration, exploitation and exporting/refining of crude oil?

* Are Shell, Cetrap and Elf also operating in the state?

* If answers to the above questions are in the afirmative, how come the Senate had problems with Senator Andy Ubahs' proposal to make Anambra a member of the NDDC?

* Does Orient Petroleum have a refinery in Nsugbe; as it was stated in the report that a generator was installed at their refinery there?

* Have they finished delineating the boundary between Anambra and Kogi that we were told would be concluded by december last year?

Thanks!

asadike:
nnam, idikwa sure?

very sure

Thai trade delegation being addressed at Government House

IGBOSON1:
Crisis looms in Anambra community, as youths allege illegal oil deal

By Nwabueze Okonkwo

ONITSHA-The ongoing misunderstanding between the youths and stakeholders of Umerike na Umia village of Umolum in Ayamelum Local Government Area of Anambra State would have degenerated into a full blown communal crisis, last weekend, but for the quick intervention of Governor Willie Obiano.

The youths had embarked on a demonstration against what they described as a grand conspiracy between a priest and a retired headmaster in the area to strike an illegal oil deal with Orient Petroleum Plc without the consent of elders and youths in the area.

The youths, numbering up to 100, gathered at Nwoye Junction, from where they embarked on the protest that took them to Shell Road and reserved Oil wells at the Otu Umolum water side in search of Orient Petroleum workers.

While the demonstration lasted, the youths accused the Catholic priest and the ex-headmaster (names withheld) of inviting some people believed to be workers of Orient Petroleum to the site earlier in the month for possible oil exploration, without their consent and that of the elders.

When the youths could not trace the whereabouts of the oil workers, they also matched to the priest's residence where they demanded to know about the visitors, who they were and the purpose of their visit.

Spokesman of the youth group, Comrade Mocha Anierobi, said their demonstration stemmed from the fact that they could no longer trust the priest because of the manner with which he represented the community in previous dealings with other oil companies in the area.

He alleged that the N9 million royalty paid by Shell Development Corporation to the villages of Amikwe, Ikenga and Umerike na Umia through the Rev. Father since January 22, 2010, was yet to be released to the villagers or accounted for by the priest till date.

He said the youths had cancelled any agreement reached between the priest and Shell, Cetrap, Elf or Orient Petroleum on behalf of the villages, either in part or in full without the consent of the elders and the youths in the area.

The protesting youth called on Governor Obiano to urgently wade into the matter and call the priest and his allies to order, to prevent the situation from escalating into communal crises capable of leading to a total breakdown of law and order

However, in a reply, priest addressed the protesters in a subtle manner, telling them that the people that came into the area were not workers of Orient Petroleum, adding that they were there to install a power generating plant that will supply electricity to Orient Petroleum Refinery at Nsugbe in Anambra East Local Government Area.

He assured that Orient Petroleum workers would still come to do meet the yearnings of the villages at the appropriate time.

http://nigeriaworld.com/cgi-bin/axs/ax.pl?http://odili.net/news/source/2015/jan/20/303.html

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This post raises a number of questions for those of us not kept abreast of happenings in Anambra as regards Orient Petroleum and oil exploration generally!

Can anyone help with these questions:

* Has Orient Petroleum started exploration, exploitation and exporting/refining of crude oil?

* Are Shell, Cetrap and Elf also operating in the state?

* If answers to the above questions are in the afirmative, how come the Senate had problems with Senator Andy Ubahs' proposal to make Anambra a member of the NDDC?

* Does Orient Petroleum have a refinery in Nsugbe; as it was stated in the report that a generator was installed at their refinery there?

* Have they finished delineating the boundary between Anambra and Kogi that we were told would be concluded by december last year?

Thanks!

They are fighting us very hard but one thing they did not realized is that both drilling and exploiting going on more than half of the funds are going straight back to anambra state treasury,this is the same reason why the state government is not announcing the huge reserve gas we have in the river basin which is the one of the biggest in oil producing states.We are not fools the music is on we will dance till the last man drop

ak47mann:
They are fighting us very hard but one thing they did not realized is that both drilling and exploiting going on more than half of the funds are going straight back to anambra state treasury,this is the same reason why the state government is not announcing the huge reserve gas we have in the river basin which is the one of the biggest in oil producing states.We are not fools the music is on we will dance till the last man drop

biko wepu this post now.. I beg of you

ak47mann:
very sure

kam jiri maka gi kwere. Dalu nnam ukwu

asadike na odenigbo, i dey watch una like mama lasisi.

Malawian:
asadike na odenigbo, i dey watch una like mama lasisi.

hello sweet, how u dey? Why you dey watch us nw? Abi u dey jealous our love ni?

asadike:
hello sweet, how u dey? Why you dey watch us nw? Abi u dey jealous our love ni?

Anambra targets N2.5bn IGR as FDI rises to $1.7bn 0
BY OUR REPORTER ON JANUARY 21, 2015 BUSINESS


Anambra State Governor, Chief Willie Obiano, has said his administration attracted a whopping $1.7 billion worth of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) over the last seven months, following new set of incentives that have turned the zone into an investment destination of choice.

A breakdown of the inflow, according to the governor, shows that agricultural projects accounted for $560 million, industry, trade and commerce drew about $400 million while oil/gas and hospitality industries accounted for $320 million and $38 million respectively.

Speaking shortly before the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the management of Richbon Group Limited at the governor’s lodge in Awka, Obiano said the huge inflow was attributable to some of the innovative policies of his government designed to improve the business climate and escalate its development aspirations in the face of dwindling oil revenue of the Federal Government. He assured that the state was working towards doubling the amount over the next few months.

The governor urged well-meaning individuals to come over to the state and utilise the many incentives available for investors to boost employment generation for Nigerians.

He further assured that as soon as the various projects, which, he said, are in line with the state’s four-point development agenda fully come on stream, its internally generated revenue will grow to over N2.5 billion monthly from the current N1 billion income, while thousands of jobs would be created for the citizens.

According to him, the state stands to gain in several ways including its holding of 10 per cent equity, 2 per cent equity for the host communities in addition to enhancing IGR generation and creating employment and economic empowerment to the citizens of the state.

Meanwhile, as part of measures to improve the state’s investment climate, Obiano said his government has already signed an MoU with Orient Petrochemicals Industries and Falcon Power for 85MW power project and gas supply to the new industrial projects to ensure steady power supply to the projects.

Also speaking, Chairman and Chief Executive of Richbon Group, Chief CJ Muonagolu, said he was delighted to see that Anambra has become the first state in the country to host indigenous construction equipment industry. He promised that his company would also invest in agriculture and other sectors that would facilitate the state’s economic development.

Muonagolu said products from the factory would rank among the best in the world given the track record of its technical partners, XGMA of China which is rated third in the world.

He said the firm would be producing heavy duty equipment for agriculture, commercial buses and light trucks. The Richbon boss also commended the management of the Anambra State Investment Promotion Agency for the role it has played in making the project a reality.

Though I'm not fully on ground - in Anambra, but the little I could gather from my visit to my home state last Christmas is a testament that Obiano is really working hard to make Anambra state a better place. I believe if we give the governor the needed support he will succeed. I think the lack of support shown by Nigerians to her leaders is the bane of poor leadership. And it is my wish that my brothers and sisters in Anambra state will learn to appreciate her leaders.

However, I will plead with the state govt to give priority attention to water issue in the state and also make every effort to depopulate Onitsha. If Obiano can achieve 70% of his master plan, no doubt Anambra will be the toast of Africa.

asadike:
hello sweet, how u dey? Why you dey watch us nw? Abi u dey jealous our love ni?

Nne,jukwaa ya ooo.

Malawian:
asadike na odenigbo, i dey watch una like mama lasisi.

Ide naa,ejikwana Asadike wee gwusom egwu ooo...I fit kick person...lol

OdenigboAroli:
Nne,jukwaa ya ooo.

onye nze biko no kwa ra onwe gi. Anyi adi ro zi na nma.

APGA flags off Anambra South Senatorial Campaign and we receive more defectors everyday. APGA is getting stronger and bigger, with your support We Will Win. APGA will rescue Abia and Imo States.

I dey laugh, Anambra south is for PDP. Do you know this guy?