Schematics:
Brand new estate is already in the works not too far from Ngozika estates. I don't know the name yet!

Infrastructures are already being provided while developers are scrambling for land in the neighborhood!

It is a massive gated and secured neighborhood fenced right round with South African bricks..

Oboy the speed of development in Anambra is shocking

Men are already at work to ensure that development SPECs in the area are followed to the finest. No cutting of corners..

What you are seeing here will be a kid's play when I bring updates from the Greenwood City. I have said it here that the only place that can be compared to Greenwood is Banana Island and maybe Maitama and Asokoro!

FKO81:

Oboy the speed of development in Anambra is shocking

I hate the road sides; where is the pedestrian way and why isn't the street marked with road signs ? And why are the fences not built uniformly ? I hate tall fences. We have a long way to go.

Nwanne I understand your point, please make sure you bring the latest designs from Dallas because I will like you to have a place at Greenwood City. It is in the works right now..

OdenigboAroli:
I hate the road sides; where is the pedestrian way and why isn't the street marked with road signs ? And why are the fences uniformly ? I have tall fences. We have a long way to go.

Schematics:
Nwanne I understand your point, please make sure you bring the latest designs from Dallas because I will like you to have a place at Greenwood City. It is in the works right now....And look at the fences looking hoodish. F..uck the black man! They can't do anything right....This gotta be some kind of curse...tufia.

What is so difficult with covering those gutters and fixing the road sides ? I doesn't make sense to have a residential estate without pedestrian way where people can take a walk or excercize in the morning.

FKO81:
More from government house

All this Ford cars i am seeing in government house, while INNOSON is there, ....dia ris god oo!

Yes you are right but its mostly non traffic estates. It is very quiet as it appears..so you can actually do your exercise without fear that you might be knocked down!

OdenigboAroli:


What is so difficult with covering those gutters and fixing the road sides ? I doesn't make sense to have a residential estate without pedestrian way where people can take a walk or excercize in the morning.

FKO81:

From 20m dear, it depends on the materials you want to use and how you want the structure to be, We have a lots here in Onitsha and environs, I don't think there is any city in Nigeria that can compare to those high risings, when you are driving from Asaba they look awesome. Few high rising pics I have.

Thank u brother.

Odenigbo, u r right.
Tall fences are illegal. Why r they still using that?
U can't use that in abuja now.
The first thing Fcda will tell u when u bring ur design to them.

Maybe, its for security.

Schematics:
Nwanne I understand your point, please make sure you bring the latest designs from Dallas because I will like you to have a place at Greenwood City. It is in the works right now..

It won't be a bad idea investing in awka as per housing stuff.

I hope u are telling ur friends and family not to let this opportunity pass them by.

We will definitely invest there.
I see exodus in the next ten yrs.

From the way things r moving in this country.

FKO81:

Oboy the speed of development in Anambra is shocking

That is!
I'm still in shock honestly.

No more living in lagos and building there.

Do they do omonile in anambra too?

This house located at Ngozika phase two belongs to Phyno Fyno.

The good stuff about it all is that government is providing infrastructures to encourage developers.

If your pocket is deep then plan for Greenwood city. That hood will host the cream dela cream of the Igbo race. Psquare brothers, I was told are already speculating for a choice piece of land at the Greenwood for their mansion. I heard also they want to invest in the hospitality industry.

tandj:


It won't be a bad idea investing in awka as per housing stuff.

I hope u are telling ur friends and family not to let this opportunity pass them by.

We will definitely invest there.
I see exodus in the next ten yrs.

From the way things r moving in this country.

Abum nwafor umuoru nke nona Uga, Aguata lga. I wish to commend and appreciate all who in one way or the other has made this thread a huge success........ More power to your elbow. The pictures i'm seeing here gladdens my heart cos from all indications we are getting better as a state. Kudos to the amiable governor. Long live anambra state! Long live the igbos!

tandj:

That is!
I'm still in shock honestly.

No more living in lagos and building there.

Do they do omonile in anambra too?

Nope, not like Lagos when you want to start foundation, painting or roofing those lazy guys will be pestering one, I was leaving in Lagos I relocated since January this year and I'm so happy I left that stressful city, I enjoy peace now unlike before

More Investments Coming To Anambra-State As Industrist Mr. Ezeemo Plans His Farm Extention in Umuchu-Aguata Lga of Anambra-State>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>The President-Elect Gen. Muhammadu Buhari has been urged to focus more on agriculture to boost food production and diversified the oil to create more jobs for the teeming youths in the country.

The Publisher of Orient Dailies newspaper and a politician Chief Godwin Ezeemo made the call yesterday when he visited the management of Sam Egwu’s farm at Ezamgbo in Ohaukwu LGA of Ebonyi State.

According to him, over dependence on the oil encourages mono economy and this place economy in jeopardy and needs to be redressed by the incoming administration.

He said he was at farm to acquint himself with the type of farm equipment in the place to enable him expand and improve on the scope of his farm.

“I want to embark on a full scale agriculture now that the world is facing serious recession due to the oil glut that id why I decided to visit Sam Egwu’s farm to widen my experiences.

“A first hand information of the workings and management of the farm would go along way in assisting me to go into big time agriculture in order to contribute to the war against hunger.

“I operate a farm in my country home Umuchu Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State and currently farms crops such as lecttus , corn ,okoro, mazie. Various vegetables, poultry, piggery among others.

‘You know that nobody has a monopoly of knowledge or ideas , farming is one of my hobbies and I wish to go into very big farming enough to create good jobs for my people that is to say am looking at having a very big mechanized farming.So I decided to make every necessary feasibility studies to add to the existing system of operation in our farm settlement.

“I therefore enjoin Nigerians especially politicians to go into agriculture to create job opportunities for our teeming unemployed youths and at the same time help boost the nation’s economy,”he said.

Ezeemo regretted that lots of farm produce were lying waste and not well handled or utilised and therefore needed to be properly channeled to address the issue of farm waste and underuse of our agricultural produce.

Ezeemo is the publisher of Anambra base newspaper Orient Dailies ,state leader of PPA and its governorship candidates in the Nov.16,2013 governorship election in Anambra.

Seems farming is now the in thing

asha80:
Seems farming is now the in thing

that's correct!. A nation that cannot feed itself is in a Great danger!.Agriculture is a Gold Mine!

investnow2013:
More Investments Coming To Anambra-State As Industrist Mr. Ezeemo Plans His Farm Extention in Umuchu-Aguata Lga of Anambra-State>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>The President-Elect Gen. Muhammadu Buhari has been urged to focus more on agriculture to boost food production and diversified the oil to create more jobs for the teeming youths in the country.

The Publisher of Orient Dailies newspaper and a politician Chief Godwin Ezeemo made the call yesterday when he visited the management of Sam Egwu’s farm at Ezamgbo in Ohaukwu LGA of Ebonyi State.

According to him, over dependence on the oil encourages mono economy and this place economy in jeopardy and needs to be redressed by the incoming administration.

He said he was at farm to acquint himself with the type of farm equipment in the place to enable him expand and improve on the scope of his farm.

“I want to embark on a full scale agriculture now that the world is facing serious recession due to the oil glut that id why I decided to visit Sam Egwu’s farm to widen my experiences.

“A first hand information of the workings and management of the farm would go along way in assisting me to go into big time agriculture in order to contribute to the war against hunger.

“I operate a farm in my country home Umuchu Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State and currently farms crops such as lecttus , corn ,okoro, mazie. Various vegetables, poultry, piggery among others.

‘You know that nobody has a monopoly of knowledge or ideas , farming is one of my hobbies and I wish to go into very big farming enough to create good jobs for my people that is to say am looking at having a very big mechanized farming.So I decided to make every necessary feasibility studies to add to the existing system of operation in our farm settlement.

“I therefore enjoin Nigerians especially politicians to go into agriculture to create job opportunities for our teeming unemployed youths and at the same time help boost the nation’s economy,”he said.

Ezeemo regretted that lots of farm produce were lying waste and not well handled or utilised and therefore needed to be properly channeled to address the issue of farm waste and underuse of our agricultural produce.

Ezeemo is the publisher of Anambra base newspaper Orient Dailies ,state leader of PPA and its governorship candidates in the Nov.16,2013 governorship election in Anambra.

[size=14pt]I pray many, many Igbo business men focus on commercial farming and allied agro-based factories . Including poultry,fish and animal husbandry than importation and petty trading.

The niche in the agro business isn't just to farm and produce raw corn or chicken to sell in the local market. It is more importantly about setting up agro-industries to PACKAGE the foods and go up the value chain to create wealth. Therefore, corn farms will also set up a small corn flakes making factory or process their corn into corn powder and bagged for local markets or export. While the poultry farms not only produce crates of eggs, which is refrigerated to make them last longer to be supplied to sores and markets around Nigeria. But also produce frozen chicken which is sealed in portable bags of chicken parts, and can be sold in meat markets or super markets.

In this way, these 'farms" will gainfully employ people not just as laborers to plant and harvest on the farm, but also semi and skilled workers in their agro-industries which the farms support.A good example is the commercial farms run by white farmers in Kwara which massively produce cassava and has agro-factories which converts these to starch for pharmaceutical use and export. Or their dairy farms which have special milk producing cows in which the milk produced in converted to yogurt in the same farm and then the yogurt is packaged in small cups, frozen and sent to supermarkets around Nigeria. Without planning how to build these agro-based factories to process your produce and add value to the farm products, farming will be an unattractive, labor intensive, unprofitable venture to many business men. [/size]

OdenigboAroli:
I hate the road sides; where is the pedestrian way and why isn't the street marked with road signs ? And why are the fences not built uniformly ? I hate tall fences. We have a long way to go.

. We have a long way to go. [/quote] I am happy for acknowledging we need a long way to go.for once I believe u meant well for.on a lighter note I have an idea I having been planning for the development of football in state.I will be very glad if ur input especially ur analysis ,criticism and ur profound mentality of we can do it syndrome. I would like to discuss with u first before starting the thread for it

You are actually my brother. I am from Umueze Uga. Welcome brother.

SilverSurfer:
Abum nwafor umuoru nke nona Uga, Aguata lga. I wish to commend and appreciate all who in one way or the other has made this thread a huge success........ More power to your elbow. The pictures i'm seeing here gladdens my heart cos from all indications we are getting better as a state. Kudos to the amiable governor. Long live anambra state! Long live the igbos!

Jonathan, Buhari, Obiano, Others Mourn Zik’s First Son, Chukwuma Azikiwe

President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday commiserated with the family of Nigeria’s first president, the late Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe, over the death of his son, Dr Chukwuma Azikiwe.

A statement by presidential spokesman, Dr. Reuben Abati, noted that Jonathan extended his sincere condolences to the government and people of Anambra State, as well as the immediate family of the deceased.

Abati said: “President Jonathan believes that the late Azikiwe, who was also the Owelle of Onitsha, lived a fulfilled life by sustaining the humanitarian and leadership legacies of his father as a mobiliser, leader, philanthropist and a highly respected voice in his community.

“The president prays that the Almighty God will grant the soul of the departed peaceful rest, and comfort the family he left behind”.

Also, the president-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari, has described the death of Ambassador Chukwuma Bamidele Azikiwe as a sad development and an exit of a great Nigerian who was brought up in the best tradition of national unity and genuine African values.

General Buhari, in a condolence message made available to the media in Abuja yesterday, said that “with the demise of Chukwuma Azikiwe, a gentleman has left a turbulent world. Ambassador Azikiwe was a thoroughbred Nigerian citizen who chose a private life after a distinguished diplomatic career in Nigeria’s Foreign Service.

“There is no doubt that it was Ambassador Azikiwe’s humane and refined qualities that made it possible for him to step into the big traditional shoes of his great father, Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe as the Owelle of Onitsha.”

The president-elect said with the demise of the Owelle, he had lost a friend who cared for him and often found time to visit him at home in Kaduna.

While condoling with the Azikiwe family, General Buhari urged the Obi of Onitsha, Igwe Nna’meka Ugochukwu Achebe and the entire people of Onitsha Royal Kingdom to take heart and bear the loss with fortitude.

Meanwhile, Anambra State governor, Chief Willie Obiano, has condoled with the family of the late first president of Nigeria, Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe, over the demise of the first son of the elder statesman, Chief Chukwuma Bamidele Azikiwe.

Also, several sympathisers, including a former commissioner for works in Anambra State, Chief (Mrs) Chika Ibeneme, special adviser to the Rivers State governor on statistics and strategic planning, Mr. Okey Okirie, were at the late sage’s Inosi-Onira, Onitsha country home to commiserate with the bereaved family.

The younger Azikiwe who took over his father’s traditional title of Owelle of the ancient Onitsha kingdom passed on last Sunday after a brief illness at the nearby Boromeo Hospital at the age of 75. He left behind his wife and two child.

Though this reporter could ascertain the name of his wife as at the time of filing this report yesterday, names of his children as given by the source are,Ikechukwu and Chinwe.

Gov. Obiano in a condolence message stated that he was shocked when he got the news of the demise of Chief Chukwuma Azikiwe, a 1964 Harvard Business graduate whom he described as a political leader in his own right. He also Condoled the Obi of Onitsha, Igwe Alfred Nnaemeka Achebe and the entire Onitsha traditional cabinet over the demise of the Owelle.

Schematics:
You are actually my brother. I am from Umueze Uga. Welcome brother.

Thanks man. Keep up the good work.

Trig-Point and Finotel captured last night and this morning..

this is europe man

Schematics:
Trig-Point and Finotel captured last night and this morning..

And these lovely hotels are in what part of town? Meanwhile,what is the land value in those exclusive estates ie Ngozika,Udoka and Greenwood et al.
Keep up the good work bros!

Handsome

Finotel is off Nnamdi Azikiwe Avenue at Agu-Awka while Trig-Point is at Nise road.

Land at Udoka and Ngozika estates are damn expensive. You can make inquiries at the ASPDA. Greenwood is another level, Infact like as I said before if one does not have a deep pocket he/she should forget about Greenwood.

Handsomegod:

And these lovely hotels are in what part of town? Meanwhile,what is the land value in those exclusive estates ie Ngozika,Udoka and Greenwood et al.
Keep up the good work bros!

Fulani herdsmen have taken over parts of Anambra. Something has to be done before it is too late. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/herdsmen-anambra-communities-in-cat-and-mouse-relationship/

FKO81:

Nope, not like Lagos when you want to start foundation, painting or roofing those lazy guys will be pestering one, I was leaving in Lagos I relocated since January this year and I'm so happy I left that stressful city, I enjoy peace now unlike before

U didn't lie my brother.
I hate the place with passion.

SilverSurfer:
Thanks man. Keep up the good work.

Amesi uga.
I rep isucity.
Schooled in nanka,hence my crying out about d erosion menace there.
Married an osha dude.

Complete ada anambra