[s][quote author=SpaceTour post=41700169]Illiterates are abound here

The fact is that Anambra Association is so powerful among your foolish people than PDP and APC, why is that? The fact that your people prefers it as a platform ahead of PDP and APC rings a bell.

We are so powerful that our name alone wins votes in your far away state, that means we are your colonizers, we determine who r ules you.

We have acquired you people as our slaves. Otti is in Anambra now being tutured how to rule you people

We have rescued you people from these charlatans below [/s]

SpaceTour Anambra people are cursing problem to all Igbos in Nigeria and across the globe because

You are yapping nonsense. Okoroawusa is a b.astard and an incompetent fail clown who has destroyed his state.

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ejiyke2007:



Anambra people produced 5 to 6 governors in 8years to display inability to govern themselves.hold it
No one, no individual can create doubt about our very own Okorocha, let alone cast aspersions on his hard earned reputation and integrity. You cannot tarnish someone's credibility by simply cooking up and concocting falsities. It doesn't work and won't work. The TRUTH will always stand out

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You are a cursed illiterate. It is cause and not 'curse'. Hopeless people.

ejiyke2007:
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Okoroawusa is a school dropout who cannot even untie Obi's shoe lace. Afterwards Obi made him governor in 2011.


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may the gods of the land afflict anyone who keep derailing this thread after being warned, with ill luck and may the food you eat turn to sand in your mouth as long as you come in contact with the earth. Stupid people.

Meanwhile can someone give us the latest update on Enugu airport. I noticed that there is no direct flight to Enugu from Addis, now you have to be carted to Lagos first. Sad

Enugu make sense die.... I love the place. Compare to Kano or Katsina.

Brugge:

Meanwhile can someone give us the latest update on Enugu airport. I noticed that there is no direct flight to Enugu from Addis, now you have to be carted to Lagos first. Sad

This is a pure lie. I wonder where people get this informations from. I have personally booked a flight to someone to Enugu. When I spoke to him, he didn't say his flight was not direct.

Check this website:

flightaware.com/live/flight/ETH931/history/20160130/0547Z/HAAB/DNEN

You will see there was even a direct flight from Addis to Coal city yesterday 30-01-2016. Is always good to check facts first before saying them.

Our people did not disappoint us by refusing to fly the airline. The benefit are much to fly to Enugu. The airport traffic is growing gradually. It will some grow even bigger. But we still need pictures of the status of the international terminal

henrychubayo:



This is a pure lie. I wonder where people get this informations from. I have personally booked a flight to someone to Enugu. When I spoke to him, he didn't say his flight was not direct.

Check this website:

flightaware.com/live/flight/ETH931/history/20160130/0547Z/HAAB/DNEN

You will see there was even a direct flight from Addis to Coal city yesterday 30-01-2016. Is always good to check facts first before saying them.

Our people did not disappoint us by refusing to fly the airline. The benefit are much to fly to Enugu. The airport traffic is growing gradually. It will some grow even bigger. But we still need pictures of the status of the international terminal

thank you for the info.

Enugu exco moves to fast-track infrastructure devt

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/01/enugu-exco-moves-to-fast-track-infrastructure-devt/


ENUGU—Enugu State Executive Council has approved the release of N184,476,135.98, for various developmental projects in the state. Commissioner for Information, Godwin Udeuhele, made this known during a briefing at the end of the council meeting presided over by Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi at the Government House, Enugu, yesterday.
Udeuhele noted that out of this amount, the sum of fifty-nine million, nine hundred and ninety thousand, six hundred and seventy-one naira was approved for the completion of the state government counterpart funds for the 2015 Millennium Development Goals, MDGs, State Track Project Fund to consolidate the gains of the MDGs in the state. According to the commissioner, payment of the counterpart fund would also prepare the ground for commencement of the sustainable development goals of the state. He said the council equally approved that the State Ministry of Housing should release the sum of N74,306,000 for payment of the outstanding balance to land owners at Satellite Estate Akpoga Nike, Enugu and to construct an internal earth road network, security post, and perimeter fence wall in the estate. The council also re-authorized the establishment of the State One Stop Investment Centre, ESOSIC, to boost investment potentials of the state. The added that the council approved the construction of 9th Mile Mega Estate through public private partnership initiative and directed the Ministries of Justice and Lands to collaborate with the Ministry of Housing in the perfection of title and legal documents to forestall any hindrance.

Announcement !!!

Premise Data nigeria is currently recruiting new researchers in enugu. Interested researchers should add up our Enugu team whatsapp group using 08091370527 or call 08129966143 for more details.

ARROBA:
Any update on the Enugu international airport new terminal?
Photos will be appreciated. I really want to fly emirates or qatar and land at the new Enugu international terminal before the end of the year.

i landed at Enugu airport few weeks ago is turning out to be a world class airport the Chinese are working day and night

ak47mann:
i landed at Enugu airport few weeks ago is turning out to be a world class airport the Chinese are working fay and night

pictures would have done the trick

asha80:
pictures would have done the trick

Yes, what is the real status for an airport taking over a decade to be complete

Here comes the guy that loves food

Beans and plantain deliciously made.

A plate goes for #200

Coal City!! The City that loves food!!

See you next time!!!

>> Goodnuel.

asha80:
pictures would have done the trick

the new terminal is not too far from the arrival terminal getting close to new terminal is prohibited so I couldn't take pic

[quote author=SpaceTour post=41957809]You are talking poo..

Go and tell court that gibberish.

This is your governor and you shall obey him or face our wrath because instructions will be coming from my State on how you slaves would be ruled

Here comes your new governor


NNA HOW FAR Anambra people are so arrogant and creating problem here and there .What an Anambra man seen begins to shout An Abia,Enugu, Eboyi AND Imo man has seen it twenty years ago and making little or no noise.LOOK YOUNG MAN AS LONG AS IGBOS ARE CONCERN THE APGA IS NOT A POLITICAL PARTY. IS JUST ASSOCIATION OF ANAMBRA PEOPLES GIVEN TO THEM BY OJUKWU .THAT IS WHY THAT PARTY CAN ONLY WIN A GOVERNOR IN ANAMBRA ONLY.NOBODY LIKE I SAID NOBODY CAN LORD IT INTO OTHERS IN IGBOS LAND.VERY SOON WILL SEND YOU BACK TO IGALA THAT'S WHERE YOU BELONG.Thanks from Nwafor OR NWADIALA MEANING SON OF THE SOIL

When You speak in that Manner that means You do not know what You Are saying one or two People opinion Can not represent all The omambala People we should be looking at The good People not those that has no People wisdom that do not think before The
talk,eben bible describe them as foolish

ak47mann:
the new terminal is not too far from the arrival terminal getting close to new terminal is prohibited so I couldn't take pic

Since u flew thru Enugu recently, tell me what type of work is going on. Are they still roofing or are they doing the internal work at the airport now. I hope the airport be ready by May 2016 cause that is what they said.

henrychubayo:


Since u flew thru Enugu recently, tell me what type of work is going on. Are they still roofing or are they doing the internal work at the airport now. I hope the airport be ready by May 2016 cause that is what they said.

to be honest the arrival terminal was looking good I can only talk about what I saw the other terminal is about 70% I could not get close to it which Chinese are still working on I don't know when they will complete the arrival looks like

I don't like the fact that the FG determines which state progresses and which doesn't. I think the FG should start selling their stake in FG owned airports and seaports to States so that they an determine their destiny. I don't like the idea of photocopying airports all over the place.

Afam4eva:
I don't like the fact that the FG determines which state progresses and which doesn't. I think the FG should start selling their stake in FG owned airports and seaports to States so that they an determine their destiny. I don't like the idea of photocopying airports all over the place.

The unitary system is largely stymying the progress of the component units. I agree with you on the selling the airports to the states or private corporations

henrychubayo:



This is a pure lie. I wonder where people get this informations from. I have personally booked a flight to someone to Enugu. When I spoke to him, he didn't say his flight was not direct.

Check this website:

flightaware.com/live/flight/ETH931/history/20160130/0547Z/HAAB/DNEN

You will see there was even a direct flight from Addis to Coal city yesterday 30-01-2016. Is always good to check facts first before saying them.

Our people did not disappoint us by refusing to fly the airline. The benefit are much to fly to Enugu. The airport traffic is growing gradually. It will some grow even bigger. But we still need pictures of the status of the international terminal

Thanks but some months ago towards the end of last year I couldnt find one to Enugu all I saw was Addis to Lagos then Lagos to Enugu. But few days ago I saw flight to Enugu from Addis without stopping in Lagos.

Brugge:
Thanks but some months ago towards the end of last year I couldnt find one to Enugu all I saw was Addis to Lagos then Lagos to Enugu. But few days ago I saw flight to Enugu from Addis without stopping in Lagos.

That date u checked and wanted to book, if u didn't see Addis to Enugu, it means that their are no flights to Enugu that day cause the flight goes only on 3 days in a week(Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday). So you must know some of this things to be able to book to Enugu direct. Also some days in the month of December, flight was fully booked. My brother, if you want to book, go to the website of the airline and not just a website of some agents. There was never a flight from Addis to Lagos to Enugu.

Please my People where is out man spyder ,Long time No see

Brugge:
Thanks but some months ago towards the end of last year I couldnt find one to Enugu all I saw was Addis to Lagos then Lagos to Enugu. But few days ago I saw flight to Enugu from Addis without stopping in Lagos.

Ethiopian airlines have earned my admiration to be sincere. These folks are truly pan-African. They were the first airline to commit into the project Enugu International Airport. And If not for the zeal of the Ethiopians I wonder how the airport would have looked like. It would have just bore the tag international, with nothing connecting it with the outside world.
Ethiopian airlines have set the pace and others should follow in that direction.

Governor Ugwuanyi Moves To Revamp State Own Ailing Industries … Reconstitutes Bodies On Privatization And Commercialization.

Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State yesterday advanced the move of his administration to reinvigorate the economy of the state and boost her revenue base when he reconstituted two separate bodies on privatization and commercialization to revitalize the state-owned ailing industries.

Reconstituted are the Enugu State Council on Commercialization and Privatization and the Enugu State Technical Committee on Privatization and Commercialization headed by the State Deputy Governor, Mrs. Cecilia Ezeilo and a seasoned investment banker, Mr. Ikechi Chioke, respectively.

Governor Ugwuanyi while inaugurating the bodies at the Government House, Enugu, charged the members to swing into action immediately and effectively spearhead the drive for credible and suitable investors to turn around the fortunes of the affected enterprises and companies for its inherent economic benefits to the state.

He noted that the council and the committee have a vital role to play in the economic revival and the stability of the state in this moment of economic hardship.

Governor Ugwuanyi added that it is expected of both bodies to give fresh impetus to the current efforts by the government to attract direct foreign and local investments to the state as part of its commitment to turn the state into a major hub for economic activities in the country.

The Governor revealed that both bodies are expected to play a key role in the fourth coming international investment summit scheduled to hold in Enugu from 12th to 14th April, 2016 to showcase the numerous potentials of the state to investors around the world.

He therefore charged members of both bodies to deploy their integrity, experience and competences unreservedly towards the successful accomplishment of their set objectives

Responding on behalf of members of the bodies, the Deputy Governor, Mrs. Ezeilo thanked the Governor for finding them worthy to serve in that capacity and assured him of their commitment to ensure that the set objectives of the council and committee were actualized.

Bikonu what's going on in Enugu state? Has Gburus kickstarted any major project this year?

Where is Spyder? Highly missed here.

abagoro:
Where is Spyder? Highly missed here.

Until Seun take down his offensive post and apologise to Biafrans, this thread and every other relating to the SS/SE is closed.

That is wat i gather.

If Oduduwa and Arewa is not ban, why should Biafra Nation?

According to the link below, the new terminal will have the capacity to handle 7 million passengers per year.
The new terminals at MMIA (Lagos) and Abuja will handle 15 million and 11 million passenger per annum respectively.
http://www.oxfordbusinessgroup.com/news/nigeria-sharpen-focus-transport-infrastructure

Please what exactly are we doing to sterm the tide of herdsmen attack on our people within the Uzo-uwani axis of Enugu. All we've been hearing in the news are all bad reports about community cleansing by this gun wielding cattle rearers. What is happening Ndi Enugu? Why is the Governor silent, and what show of cowardice have enveloped the youths of those areas recently. Biko ndi nwem, puta nu kanyi tighe onu na okwu ahu.

Turbulence in Enugu as herdsmen invade Abi
community

– Fulani herdsmen attacked Abi community in
Enugu state
– Several lives were reportedly lost and
properties destroyed from the attack
– The death of one herdsman allegedly stirred
the rustlers raid
– Following the attack, many residents of the
community have been rendered homeless
– The locals have urged the government to bring
the perpetrators to justice

Life has reportedly refused to return to normal in
the agrarian community of Abi in Enugu state,
following an attack by herdsmen at the Uzo
Uwanilocal council area.
Breaking Times reports that the villagers in the
community are still counting their loses after the
attack on Tuesday, February 9, from the
suspected herdsmen. The attack led to the loss
of lives as-well-as the destruction of property
worth millions of naira.
Sources disclose that most of the villagers no
longer have a roof over their heads and live
under trees because of the destruction of their
houses by the rampaging cattle rustlers.
An unnamed eyewitness revealed that the terror
unleashed on Abi Community by the herdsmen
was occasioned by the killing of one of the
herdsmen who defiantly grazed his cattle in a
cassava farm that belonged to the villagers.

Another source said that the excesses of the
Fulani herdsmen had been a burden on the
community, even as they are tolerated among
the natives.
“There have been successive stories of Fulani
grazing in their farms and intimidating them with
firearms, raping their women in their farms as well
as maiming anyone that dared challenge them.
This may not be unconnected to the fact that
Hausas live in many parts of the local government
which shares a common boundary with Kogi state
(a north-central state).
“Thus, most of the Fulanis even have their own
houses, mosque and school in the LG. But the
major challenge between them has been the issue
of the visitors operating without restriction and
even ready to kill anyone who questions their will,”
the source said.
A native, Ezeugwu Emmanuel, said: “We were all
in the farm when more than 20 of them arrived,
some covering their faces. They shot me from the
back but I escaped.”
Ezeugwu narrated that 51-year-old Felix Okozie
wasn’t as lucky as he was. Okozie was shot at
the back and the chest at his cocoa yam farm.
As he tried to run, the assailants closed up on
him and butchered him with their cutlasses.
According to Ezeugwu, the assailants, as soon as
they gained entrance into the village square, set
many choice houses ablaze with gallons of petrol
in their possession. While some of them still tar­
geted and shot at the villagers.
He said that Mrs Mercy Anyaogu (54) and her
first daughter Ugochukwu Okezie were shot as
they scampered for safety. Unfortunately, be­
cause of her bullet wound, Mrs Mercy Anyaogu
couldn’t get far before they closed up on her and
butchered her.
Mr Felix Ugwuoke , a native, said the assailants,
suspected to be Fulani herdsmen, burnt his three
room apartment and kitchen to ashes while he
was still in the farm; everything was burnt to
ashes before his return.
“This cloth I’m wearing was given to me by my
neighbour who noticed that I was left with only
farm cloth I came back with; that is the only cloth
in my life now. My two wives and some of my 10
children have left to various places they could find
shelter but I have no place to go, which is why I
am sleeping under the tree,” Ugwuoke said.
Ugwuoke and many other Abi villagers are
pleading to the government and the police
authorities to carry out a thorough investigation
of the incident and bring the perpetrators to
justice.
Attempts to reach the Enugu state police
command spokesman, Mr Ebere Amaraizu, on
how far the police have gone with their
investigations proved abortive.
There have been a series of clashes between
cattle rustlers and farmers in various parts of the
country, it would be recalled that about 300
people were recently confirmed dead following a
siege on Agatu local government area of Benue
state. Traditional rulers in Ijebu-Igbo area of
Ogun state also claimed recently that farmlands
had been destroyed and women raped by Fulani
herdsmen in the area.
President Muhammadu Buhari has ordered an
investigation into the incessant bloody clashes
between Fulani herdsmen and various rural
farming communities where the itinerant
herdsmen graze their cattle.The president urged
Nigerians to live in peace and unity.

https://www.naij.com/748570-disquiet-in-enugu-as-herdsmen-storm-community-kill-residents.html