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Envy and frustration is your bane.

Obiano's flyovers are worldclass and structurally strong unlike the useless substandard flyover built in Owerri that's unpassable even after 2yrs. Focus on how your useless state can at least be useful to it's useless people.

1 & 2= Awka
3= Owerri

It is incontestable. Take your envy to your backward state of IMo where nothing is working.

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Abagworo:
Very nice one from Obiano in beautification of Obi's flyover. This space will give you a hint on the flaws of 2 of the Awka flyovers which consist only of heaps of sand and a culvert then decorated with heavy metal to give a feel of suspension bridge.

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It appears that the peace you have on the Imo thread is no longer good for your health, you shall soon see me and you in the trenches again.

Obdk:
Sure look good.. Warning graphic pix

Nothing as disgusting as one I posted.
Foolish Osu.

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Industries in Anambra state

Industries in Ibadan (roms mill)

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Where my friend

Industries in Anambra

I only took a break.

Alfasafe manufacturing plant, Ibadan

Leyland car plant, Ibadan

Ibadan despite its proximity to Lagos it still has a population of over 4 million, you think say na brown roof dey attract the populace, okay continue


Proctor and gamble manufacturing industry, Ibadan

Oxtonguy:
Leyland car plant, Ibadan

Anambra forth largest economy is Nigeria after Lagos, Rivers and Abuja

Oxtonguy:
Ibadan despite its proximity to Lagos it still has a population of over 4 million, you think say na brown roof dey attract the populace, okay continue


Proctor and gamble manufacturing industry, Ibadan

States that control 90% cash in Nigeria

Lagos
Rivers
Anambra
Abia
Kano
Ogun
FCT


Anambra home of indigenous industries in Nigeria, Ibadan is big for nothing

Anambra forth largest economy is Nigeria after Lagos, Rivers and Abuja[/quote]Nnewi, Anambra state hope of Technology in West Africa

Nnewi home of Tech

Afonjas we are not mate

Anambra most indigenous industrialized state in Nigeria home of science and technology

Anambra home of tech

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Anambra home of tech

Cutix wire

Nnewi products

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Afonjas we are not mate

Anambra most indigenous industrialized state in Nigeria home of science and technology

Osu, these your industries don't have names?

You've been repeating the same lay out since or do you think we're as dumb as you?

Oxtonguy:
Alfasafe manufacturing plant, Ibadan

First motor and motorcycle manufacturing plants in Nigeria are all located in Anambra state

http://www.naseni.org/news-blog/2-latest-news/29-naseni-launches-first-wholly-made-in-nigeria-motocycle.html

NASENI Launches First wholly Made-In-Nigeria Motocycle
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EXECUTIVE VICE CHAIRMAN Calls on Federal Government To Ban Importation Of Motorcycles to Nigeria As He Calls on Private Sector to mass Produce ‘NASENI M1’ Motorcycles.

As a proof of potential capacities of the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) to provide necessary engineering and technology infrastructure for industrial development of Nigeria, the Executive Vice Chairman of the Agency, Dr.Mohammed Sani Haruna yesterday launched first ever wholly made-in-Nigeria motor cycle called ‘NASENI M1”. The motorcycle was test-run working perfectly. The 80C engine motorcycle was conceived, designed and manufactured, using local materials by Nigerian engineers at the National Engineering Design Development Institute (NEDDI)-one of the nine (9) research and development (R&) Institutes supervised by NASENI.

The Executive Vice Chairman of NASENI while riding on ‘NASENI M1’ himself within the factory complex of NEDDI in Nnewi, Anambra State disclosed that the product was basically one of the targets of the Agency in response to President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan’s vision 20:20:20 economic transformation Agenda. The Federal Government which the Agency is part of has promised Nigerians a better socio-economic deal by year 2020 even as Mr. President had also committed the government to elevate the economic status of Nigeria to be among 20 fastest growing economies in the world by year 2020.

While launching the motorcycle, Dr. Haruna remarked that by NASENI’s reckoning, a country could only be self reliant and economically developed only when her citizens begin to exercise and assert their ingenuities in productive capacities or real time manufacturing toward technology advancement of the country. He said as a nation, Nigerians must demonstrate real capacities for engineering technology development, and production of manufactured goods and services. He said that is why NASENI had taken this bold step to demonstrate to Nigerians that Mr. President’s dream is both realizable and is even being realized.

Dr. Haruna called on the Federal Government to put a ban on the importation of motorcycles into the Nigerian market as he declared bravely that Nigeria has perfected the technology and manufacturing capacity to produce motorcycles in mass in Nnewi, South-East Nigeria.

About 20 million Nigerians today rely on motorcycle as means of transportation and many unemployed youths and men support their families or earn a living from running motorcycle as a commercial venture. He said, “Imagine the large number of jobs that will be created if only Nigeria could close her boarders against importation of motorcycles and allow Nigeria entrepreneurs to invest in the manufacturing of the parts including production of the motorcycle locally.

His words: “Nigeria, no doubt, has all the materials needed to produce motorcycle in Nigeria, 100 percent. NASENI has both the raw materials survey, their locations, equipment and the critical human capacity, design, feasibility studies and the business plan for running a successful plant for producing motorcycle; what we are waiting for now is for Nigerian entrepreneurs to come forward to take advantage of this profitable investment in manufacturing of the motorcycles”

The law establishing NASENI and its Institutes does not allow it to embark on full scale manufacturing of products and or become full-scale player in the market but for every technologies and engineering products developed within the Agency system must be ceded to the private sector for commercial purpose or mass production. Its mission includes hitherto establishing and nurturing appropriate dynamic science and engineering infrastructure base for achieving home initiated and home sustained industrialization through the development of relevant processes, capital goods and equipment necessary for job creation, national economic well-being and progress.

All these guys trying to measure up to anambra should cool it abeg..it's not possible.

Those same old Ibadan pictures we've been isn't even enough..

Meanwhile, here's anambra

Anambra is way too advanced please..stop embarrassing yourself here

We're competing with Lagos and abuja...

Diademk07:
Osu, these your industries don't have names?

You've been repeating the same lay out since or do you think we're as dumb as you?

Jade,

list of cottage industries in Anambra

Innoson vehicle and motor products
Ibeto industries
AZ oil
Tummy tumny noodle
Juhel pharmaceutical
Wit lux
Coscharies
Ekcel tomatoes plant
Chichason
Pokobros
Whiz
Sun shine flour mill
Life brewery
Coca cola
Tonimas
Cutix cable
Nero pharmaceutical
Kp pharmaceutical industry
Zubix food and beverages
Life vegitable oil
Osaks food and beverages
Piko juice
Orange drugs
Premiere brewery
Best aluminum
Union Auto battery
Ogbuawa motor products
Jesco group compay
Dozzy group of company
Anambra rice mill
Cuchad rice mill
Alo Aluminum
Cometstar manufacturing industry
Eastern Distilleries And Food Industries
Geoelis cable
Intafact beverages
Nexans kablemetal ltd
Anizon paper mill
Udesco manufacturing ltd
MacDon group
Kristoral & co ltd
Best Aliminum
Okeyson plastic
Awotolo industry ltd
Reliable still and plastic ltd
Ezenwa plastics
King vegetable oil
Veno vegetable oil
Marks on chemical industrial ltd
Citizen paint
Synico group
Bentrco group
Adswitch plc
Louis carter group
Cento group of companies
First express aluminum
Uru industrial ltd
Poly foam
Hygi line chemical industry ltd
Chemtech chemical ltd
Winco foarm
Arimaco group
Lyden farm
Tiger food
Hardies and dromedas
Cometstar cable
Kate associates industries
Stain Rice mill
Cochad rice mill
Nugodili industries
Geomex industries
Ascon Oil

Schematics:
Envy and frustration is your bane.

Obiano's flyovers are worldclass and structurally strong unlike the useless substandard flyover built in Owerri that's unpassable even after 2yrs. Focus on how your useless state can at least be useful to it's useless people.

1 & 2= Awka
3= Owerri

It is incontestable. Take your envy to your backward state of IMo where nothing is working.

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It appears that the peace you have on the Imo thread is no longer good for your health, you shall soon see me and you in the trenches again.

You are making issue out of nothing. I wrote 2 out of the 3 flyovers are funny heap of sand with culverts on top plus overload of metals. Compare this and the Nkpor bridge to comprehend my contribution.

Stop talking nonsense this envious bastard. You have mischievously posted old pix when the project was under construction. Are you the one that gave them the load? Go and focus on your useless state that built a substandard cracking caricature flyover with 6inches blooks as seen in the pix-3 below. Till today it is not even in use.



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Abagworo:
You are making issue out of nothing. I wrote 2 out of the 3 flyovers are funny heap of sand with culverts on top plus overload of metals. Compare this and the Nkpor bridge to comprehend my contribution.

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Diademk07:
Lmao, the Dome and Cocoa house scrapper in Akure and Ibadan respectively are one thing you would pray in your life time to see in you ugly villages!

Yeye Osu!

No need to lament, we have seen all your pictures in afonja land .....you people have run out of picture....even in d 5 SE state...
Those Igbos are still posting just from one state and you have retired so soon

Abagworo:
You are making issue out of nothing. I wrote 2 out of the 3 flyovers are funny heap of sand with culverts on top plus overload of metals. Compare this and the Nkpor bridge to comprehend my contribution.

Awka three flyovers

1 to 4 pics Kwata flyover

Amawbia flyover

Aruma flyover

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Awka three flyovers

1 to 4 pics Kwata flyover

Look at these 3 photos and you will agree that only Kwata is a flyover. The other 2 are heaps of sand with culverts. So my contribution is very correct about 2 out of 3.

Bitter old man, it does not matter what you want to believe, they are all flyovers. They are 3 flyovers. Focus on the useless crap built with 6inches blocks by your useless governor in Imo state.

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Abagworo:
Look at these 3 photos and you will agree that only Kwata is a flyover. The other 2 are heaps of sand with culverts. So my contribution is very correct about 2 out of 3.

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Very, rough, jagged, cheap and substandard village flyover.


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Check out the same flyover at completion

deomelo:
Very cheap and substandard village flyover.


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Oba Aderemi ByPass

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Bisi Akande trumpet Bridge

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Below is the substandard, mediocre and village flyover...


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Aregbeshola in Osun constructing world class bypass and interchange while jokers are sitting here beating chest everyday with the same village flyover day after day.[/quote]