spyder880:


The quality of the work is above average.

http://amazingviewpoints..com.ng/?m=1

The street lights look too clustered

MXrep:

The street lights look too clustered

True, hope they are ready to maintain it

Enugu airport construction update

ARROBA:
Enugu airport construction update

I no say is not easy to get this pictures, but this pictures makes no different from what we have seen. Try and capture the whole terminal, interior is also very important now. You could even tell workers there to capture the interior for you if you cant get in. But anyway, thanks for the update.

Excitement as Ugwuanyi flags off 35 projects across the state

In a move to extend the frontiers of development to the rural areas, Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State yesterday flagged off an unprecedented number of infrastructural projects across the 17 Local Government Areas of the state.

The flag off ceremonies for the projects, which comprise 25 roads, water schemes, electricity, hospitals, buildings, among others, according to the governor who was represented at the various sites by members of the State Executive Council, was in keeping with his administration’s promise to drive development to every corner of the state with the aim of creating more urban centres to boost economic growth and improve the lives of the people.


Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State
Ugwuanyi noted that the events not only represent a concrete step towards the implementation of the projects, but also “stand as another practical demonstration and capacity to fulfill our promises to the people of Enugu State, despite the severe economic constraints facing the country today”.

The governor said that in line with his administration’s grassroots development initiatives, the state government had earlier commenced the construction of eight major roads across the state, adding that its commitment to execute development projects in each of the 17 Local Government Areas of the state for the year remains sacrosanct.

According to him, “each of these projects was identified and specified by stakeholders in the respective Local Government Areas where they will be executed,” noting that two projects would be executed in each of the Council area in the first phase.

In each of the Council Area, it was an exultant mood as the people who turned out en masse to witness the ceremony applauded Gov. Ugwuanyi for his vision and steadfastness in extending development to the rural areas.

Yes this is true. On Friday iheaka-ibagwa-itchi road was flagged off officially, this road will open up economic activities in this three villages.

Enugu State Government is a failure...

If you are a fool then keep supporting the fat buffon

GEJman:
Enugu State Government is a failure...

If you are a fool then keep supporting the fat buffon

The most annoying thing is that the Wawa clown will not respond now until the herdsmen starts killing his people, then he will go to the media to start crying.

Nna, ke ife na eme na Enugu. This our new governor doesn't seem to be pulling weight like his predecessor. This thread is too dull for my liking.

Afam4eva:
Nna, ke ife na eme na Enugu. This our new governor doesn't seem to be pulling weight like his predecessor. This thread is too dull for my liking.

The governor ka na agba gburu gburu around the problems, but we hope he will solve many problems. Follow this link for some of the stories in Enugu and so many other south eastern towns. http://amazingviewpoints..com.ng/?m=1

spyder880:


The governor ka na agba gburu gburu around the problems, but we hope he will solve many problems. Follow this link for some of the stories in Enugu and so many other south eastern towns. http://amazingviewpoints..com.ng/?m=1

I've definitely been following your blog like twitter. Keep up the good work.

Afam4eva:

I've definitely been following your blog like twitter. Keep up the good work.

Thank you Sir.

Enugu is beginning to wear a cloak of darkness at night.

It's well lit streets are fast disappearing and driving at night is no longer as pleasurable and safe as it used to be.

I believe the present governor,Ugwuanyi, just feels that streetlights and traffic lights are some form of unnecessary decoration.
He doesn't know that they are a very critical aspect of urban development.

Streetlights help in drastically reducing crime and it enhances nightlife and the economy of the city.

Presently the bulbs are not being replaced. Even Okpara Square axis, presidential road and many major roads remain pitch dark. This is what we NEVER experienced in the past administration.
It is just a matter of time before hoodlums take over these places at night.

All the governor needs to do is MAINTAIN the facilities on ground but even this is proving too difficult.

People always shouted about how "clannish" these peeps can get but I waved it off. I guess I was wrong.

How una de my people? i miss this thread, please someone should refer me to the page update about the secretariat construction. How far the work?

eaglechild:
Enugu is beginning to wear a cloak of darkness at night.

It's well lit streets are fast disappearing and driving at night is no longer as pleasurable and safe as it used to be.

I believe the present governor,Ugwuanyi, just feels that streetlights and traffic lights are some form of unnecessary decoration.
He doesn't know that they are a very critical aspect of urban development.

Streetlights help in drastically reducing crime and it enhances nightlife and the economy of the city.

Presently the bulbs are not being replaced. Even Okpara Square axis, presidential road and many major roads remain pitch dark. This is what we NEVER experienced in the past administration.
It is just a matter of time before hoodlums take over these places at night.

All the governor needs to do is MAINTAIN the facilities on ground but even this is proving too difficult.

People always shouted about how "clannish" these peeps can get but I waved it of. I guess I was wrong.

which peeps

scantee:
How una de my people? i miss this thread, please someone should refer me to the page update about the secretariat construction. How far the work?

Check this link for the pictures, am sure the work has been completed now and most ministries moved into the new building. http://amazingviewpoints..com.ng/search?q=enugu+secretariat

spyder880:


Check this link for the pictures, am sure the work has been completed now and most ministries moved into the new building. http://amazingviewpoints..com.ng/search?q=enugu+secretariat

What's up with the centenary city? Any update?

9th mile- opi- obollo afor federal road rehabilitation

Asai:
What's up with the centenary city? Any update?

I still think that not much has changed, stay tuned to my blog as I repeat the visit next week. Thanks.

spyder880:


I still think that not much has changed, stay tuned to my blog as I repeat the visit next week. Thanks.

No problem bro

eaglechild:
Enugu is beginning to wear a cloak of darkness at night.

It's well lit streets are fast disappearing and driving at night is no longer as pleasurable and safe as it used to be.

I believe the present governor,Ugwuanyi, just feels that streetlights and traffic lights are some form of unnecessary decoration.
He doesn't know that they are a very critical aspect of urban development.

Streetlights help in drastically reducing crime and it enhances nightlife and the economy of the city.

Presently the bulbs are not being replaced. Even Okpara Square axis, presidential road and many major roads remain pitch dark. This is what we NEVER experienced in the past administration.
It is just a matter of time before hoodlums take over these places at night.

All the governor needs to do is MAINTAIN the facilities on ground but even this is proving too difficult.

People always shouted about how "clannish" these peeps can get but I waved it off. I guess I was wrong.

If I'm correct you are referring to Nsukka people, better desist from calling my people names or we gon fight dirty here.

any update on this edifice

basilo102:
any update on this edifice

Never seen an edifice in the bush. What's up with that?

Asai:
What's up with the centenary city? Any update?

Go to their website enugu lifestyle and golf city. There you will see all the updates of the ongoing developments or view their Facebook page.

DelGardo:


Never seen an edifice in the bush. What's up with that?

i don't understand

basilo102:

i don't understand

He is asking, is there an update when the building is still surrounded by green growing grass, have they started to work on the building again, recently?

Gburugburu is working, Really?

See the very angry post on http://amazingviewpoints..com.ng/

So with all the noise, the airport is still 0-3 months 1 z mode. So much for the Pride of the East.

Is that woman still the governor there?

spyder880:
Gburugburu is working, Really?

See the very angry post on http://amazingviewpoints..com.ng/

Whenever a governor starts putting up "ABC is working" sign boards all over the place just know that that governor has failed to meet expectations of his people.

We all saw it with Chimaroke and, more recently, the disastrous TA Orji.

Gburugburu, take heed.

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Vacate all public roads immediately – Enugu government orders traders

The Enugu State Government on Monday decried the conversion of many roads in the State into market places.

Observation showed that several roads in the State had become impassable owing to the activities of the traders.

It, therefore, vowed to clamp down completely on defaulters to ensure that sanity was restored across the State.

Commissioner for commerce and industry in the State, Hon. Samuel Ogbu Nwobodo gave the stern warning as he led a government team round some areas in the State.

The team made up of the commissioner, three council chairmen within the Enugu metropolis, the President of Enugu Traders’ Association, among others, carried an on the spot assessment of the level of incursion into the roads by traders.

Apart from street trading, the committee, which was set up by Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, equally took interest in all the railway crossings across major roads in the State.

Places visited included the Mayor Market, the Garki Market, the Timber Railway crossing, all in Enugu South; Agbani Railway crossing in Nkanu West, Emene Railway crossing, Abakpa Market in Enugu East as well as Ogui Junction in Enugu North.

DAILY POST reports that Abakpa was the worst hit as almost all the streets within the Market area have been turned to open shops, blocking them completely against traffic.

Further observation at the Railway crossings showed that the barriers have either malfunctioned or never existed at all.

Addressing journalists at the end of the exercise, an enraged Nwobodo said the government would come out in full force to ensure that the roads were cleared.

He stated that apart from obstructing vehicular movement, the situation equally posed great danger to lives and property of the people.

“What we saw today is quite a bad sight and it cannot stand. One can’t imagine a situation where roads have been completely turned to shops.

“These are all tarred roads but you can see that traders have completely taken over; it is even hard to know that there are roads here. I don’t know how it got to this point.

“So, we have come to tell the traders to have a re-think. The local government has promised to help them get shops but even if they don’t have shops, it doesn’t give them the right to convert roads to market.

“This situation is not good for the road users; it is also not good for road users because a vehicle may develop brake failure and there will be mass casualty. If such thing happens now, it will seem like government is not doing what it is supposed to do.”

He added that “we are here to sensitize the people because government is interested in their welfare. We advise them to quietly vacate government roads; they should go into the market.

“However, if they fail to adhere to this warning, there will be enforcement; it is obvious we have to do the right thing as a government.”

In their separate remarks, the chairman of ALGON in the State, and caretaker chairman of Enugu East, Hon. Cornelius Nnaji, who spoke on behalf of his counterparts, the Caretaker Committee Chairmen of Enugu North and Enugu South, Isaac Igwe and Sunday Ugwu, respectively, assured that they would collaborate with the State government to ensure that the ban on street trading was totally enforced.

Meanwhile, all the market leaders in the areas visited revealed that all the previous efforts they made to remove the traders from the roads were unsuccessful.

Is our governor laughing at us? http://amazingviewpoints..com.ng/?m=1