₦airaland Forum

Niccoloimhotep:
mr man get out of this thread abeg. Why invest so much energy on futile mission? One good look shows your contribution here is laced with bad intentions. You are not delta, neither are u Anambra. As a matter of fact, you are not even igbo so to speak. Sometimes i wonder why an adult that's supposed to use his energy and time to better his life would rather engage it on baseless missions. I will advice everybody here on this thread to ignore whatever he posts afterwards. Ezi bida

nnamdijonathan:
Its the Igbo way of life and their mentality. Its only an Igbo man that prefers to build mega structures outside his home town so that those living in his home town will always respect him whenever he visits. Even some of my relations are living in Onitsha and planing to build houses there but have not built anything back home in Delta.

omadeltason:
we are living with Anambra people over 80 years now no wahala .am from issele uku in delta state me too I prefer to own mansion at Onitsha than to build it in my backward delta I will soon denounce my delta indignation am telling you being Anambra guy is better than being delta guy I like how Anambra people invest in industries .real estate and building international shops .

cjrane:
I disagree that we don't have houses in the village.
Yes, perhaps we don't take our villages as seriously as Anambra guys, nonetheless those that made money have represented. 99% of our people in Lagos that I went for their daughter's marriage had very decent homes.
Asaba is also rising gradually in spite of the opposition to it as Delta state capital. Remember that in 1990, Asaba was more or less a tiny town like Agenebode or Idah. When Onitsha was already a megacity. Today, we haven't done badly. I totally disagree that our people dont build at home.

You may say we have not started seeing the SE as an investment zone the way we see Warri, Lagos and Benin. Most Deltans were raised in these places, so we naturally prefer them. The only reason I'm here is that I grew up practically in the East.(Enugu and Onitsha) so my friends are mainly with Igbos. I don't want us to politically belong to SE, but we Must form strong bond with our Igbo root and make no apologies about it.

NonsoWow:
But it won't make much sense having two big hotels facing each other. One is going to run the other out of business.

nnamdijonathan:
investnow2013 is currently viewing this trend, do you have more pics for us because you have been the one keeping this trend going.

NonsoWow:
You are the one with bad intention who should be ignored because having gone over his comments, I don't see where he erred. You are pained because he wrote highly of Anambra state that you hate so much. The fact is that many rich delta igbos have commercial and residential properties in the onitsha metropolis. I personally know of 6 such persons. So the guy is correct.

omadeltason:
we are living with Anambra people over 80 years now no wahala .am from issele uku in delta state me too I prefer to own mansion at Onitsha than to build it in my backward delta I will soon denounce my delta indignation am telling you being Anambra guy is better than being delta guy I like how Anambra people invest in industries .real estate and building international shops .

omadeltason:
that is what I want other IGBO states to be my delta state is worst no single factory only asaba plastic factory and the company even own by Anambra man from ihiala .

investnow2013:
The Solar revolution continues in Onitsha and Anambra state in general!(pic) A man in Onitsha installing a Solar panel on top a 4 STOREY building!

ChimaAdeoye:
SPECIAL APPEAL TO GOVERNOR WILLIE OBIANO


Re: Dualization of Onitsha -33 - Nsugbe- Umuleri-Aguleri Road (Nkisi Road)
Total Length: 22 KM.

Forumites, please permit me to use this medium to call the attention of our able Gov. Willie Obiano to his key campaign promise of dualizing the Onitsha 33, - Nsugbe-Umueri-Aguleri road (Nkisi Road)

We all know the critical importance of this perticular road segment to the future of Anambra as most of the key investments into Anambra's future, from agricultural revolution, to airport and oil and gas are linked to Anambra's biggest city - Onitsha via this road.

I am appealing to Gov. Obiano to live up to his promise of dualizing this key road. Infact, since a single lane currently exist, dualization can merely focus on providing the second road beside the current one. In this way, it should not cost too much to build a 15 -20 KM road beside the current road from Nkisi road in Onitsha to Umueri, until it reached Aguleri.

I understand that this is a federal road and should be the duty of the FG to dualize this key road. However, we know that will NEVER happen. Many states are able to dualize section of the federal roads entering their key city to ease traffic and boost trade and commerce. This 33-Aguleri road deserves to be dualized to facilitate economic development of the state.

Biko umunnem, those close to Gov. Willie Obiano should remind him about this road so that he would flag it off early and have full 4 years to fund it to completion.

I want to see that road like the picture below opening up and linking the new frontier of Anambra's future to Onitsha our biggest city. It will make land abundantly available for a lot of new mega projects in Anambra state. Away from the situation we have now.

investnow2013:
Chinese firm to build renewable energy plant in Nigeria
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A Chinese firm, Shenzhen Kang Ming Sheng Technology Industry Incorporation, yesterday, said it is planning to invest in the building of a renewable and clean energy manufacturing plant in Nigeria to help address the epileptic power situation in the country.
Speaking at the launch of the Kamisafe innovative safe reading lamp at the ongoing Conference and Annual General Meeting of the Nigerian Optometry Association in Abuja, Mr. Goodluck Mbam, Marketing manager, Kamisafe, said building the plant, which is a medium to long term plan, would support its products deployment in Nigeria and other countries in Africa.
Mbam disclosed that the plant,m which would produce affordable solar panels, solar streetlights, energy-saving bulbs, rechargeable lamps and fans among other clean energy products, would also help promote clean and renewable energy usage in Nigeria.
He noted that the company is set to enter into partnership with some companies in the deployment of solar streetlights in some major cities across the country, while it also partnering with some major supermarkets in Lagos, seeking to acquire its affordable 7.5 KVA solar panels to power their outlets.
He said, “We are planning on setting up a manufacturing plant in Nigeria that would produce products like solar panels and solar streetlight.
Specifically, we are in the process of entering into various agreements with different individuals and organizations, to set up solar street lights in some parts of the country, especially in Lagos, Onitsha, Kano among others.
“The world is tilting towards environmentally-friendly energy and there is no cleaner energy than what we offer. Instead of using generators and its attendant noise and air pollution, with your affordable solar panel, such as our 7.5 KVA panels, one can power his or her whole household. It can also power a supermarket.
“There are some supermarkets in Ikeja, seeking to acquire our 7.5 KVA solar panels, instead of using generators. Again, instead of using generators, we have lights and rechargeable bulbs that can illuminate the whole house.”
Also speaking, Mr. Collins Nnaji, Product Development Director, Kamisafe, said the company had been in Nigeria for about 15 years and had made significant investments in Nigeria over those periods.
He added that the company presently have depots, distributors and sub-distributors all across the country and had been selling clean, safe and renewable energy products over the years.
Commenting on the Kamisafe safe reading lamp, Nnaji said the product does not have bad effect on the eyes, because it is coated with LED bulbs, unlike some other torches in the market.
He said, “We also have this new design and innovation we are bringing to the market. Unlike other products, the LED bulbs in it are coated, not allowing direct contact with the product. In usage, one does not feel pain because the rays of the light are not directly coming to the eyes.”
Speaking in the same vein, an Mr. Esegine Ogheneovo, an Optometrist with Unimind Eye Care, Benin City, Edo State, said the Kamisafe safe reading lamp is great for the eyes, can be rotated up to 360 degrees, while the Lumen is quite high and very mild for the eyes.
He said, “I also observed that the rate at which it is emitting its ultra-violet rays is quite mild compared to a lot of others.
“It is unattractive to insect, meaning some particularly frequency range is being emitted that is not allowing insect to draw closer. Hence, it is a very good product. This would help me in my engagement with my patients.”
© Vanguard

Niccoloimhotep:
and what do you call this gibberish he wrote below? Trying so hard to spite delta against Anambra. His intentions is dead on arrival. arrant nonsense. Here are more below. If u hate your state so much, create another thread and bash them to oblivion, no one cares. Just take that sickness outta here. @nonsoWow do you now get what i meant when i said he's trying to spite the 2 states against each other? Before you know it, another co-plotter of his will take it up and the bashing continues till it spiral into another round of slum picture postings all in the name of faking to get back at each other. Na so e dey start.

cjrane:
Atleast those panels can carry one deep freezer, borehole pumping machine, one TV and few fans and bulbs.

omadeltason:
nwokem gini ka ina ako di ifa . I am delta from issele uku ogbuefu village I love what am seeing in Anambra state Willia is working I don't hate any one .

Niccoloimhotep:
mr man get out of this thread abeg. Why invest so much energy on futile mission? One good look shows your contribution here is laced with bad intentions. You are not delta, neither are u Anambra. As a matter of fact, you are not even igbo so to speak. Sometimes i wonder why an adult that's supposed to use his energy and time to better his life would rather engage it on baseless missions. I will advice everybody here on this thread to ignore whatever he posts afterwards. Ezi bida

ChimaAdeoye:
SPECIAL APPEAL TO GOVERNOR WILLIE OBIANO


Re: Dualization of Onitsha -33 - Nsugbe- Umuleri-Aguleri Road (Nkisi Road)
Total Length: 22 KM.

Forumites, please permit me to use this medium to call the attention of our able Gov. Willie Obiano to his key campaign promise of dualizing the Onitsha 33, - Nsugbe-Umueri-Aguleri road (Nkisi Road)

We all know the critical importance of this perticular road segment to the future of Anambra as most of the key investments into Anambra's future, from agricultural revolution, to airport and oil and gas are linked to Anambra's biggest city - Onitsha via this road.

I am appealing to Gov. Obiano to live up to his promise of dualizing this key road. Infact, since a single lane currently exist, dualization can merely focus on providing the second road beside the current one. In this way, it should not cost too much to build a 15 -20 KM road beside the current road from Nkisi road in Onitsha to Umueri, until it reached Aguleri.

I understand that this is a federal road and should be the duty of the FG to dualize this key road. However, we know that will NEVER happen. Many states are able to dualize section of the federal roads entering their key city to ease traffic and boost trade and commerce. This 33-Aguleri road deserves to be dualized to facilitate economic development of the state.

Biko umunnem, those close to Gov. Willie Obiano should remind him about this road so that he would flag it off early and have full 4 years to fund it to completion.

I want to see that road like the picture below opening up and linking the new frontier of Anambra's future to Onitsha our biggest city. It will make land abundantly available for a lot of new mega projects in Anambra state. Away from the situation we have now.

nnamdijonathan:
This guy is my brother. I am also from Issele uku in Aniocha north and I really love that Onitsha and Anambra in general. What I want to do now to is find a way to import seeds of flowers and get the permission of the Onitsha LGA to plant flowers on any available median in Onitsha until I run out of seeds. I just love Anambra and their governor is too impressive.

ChimaAdeoye:
SPECIAL APPEAL TO GOVERNOR WILLIE OBIANO


Re: Dualization of Onitsha -33 - Nsugbe- Umuleri-Aguleri Road (Nkisi Road)
Total Length: 22 KM.

Forumites, please permit me to use this medium to call the attention of our able Gov. Willie Obiano to his key campaign promise of dualizing the Onitsha 33, - Nsugbe-Umueri-Aguleri road (Nkisi Road)

We all know the critical importance of this perticular road segment to the future of Anambra as most of the key investments into Anambra's future, from agricultural revolution, to airport and oil and gas are linked to Anambra's biggest city - Onitsha via this road.

I am appealing to Gov. Obiano to live up to his promise of dualizing this key road. Infact, since a single lane currently exist, dualization can merely focus on providing the second road beside the current one. In this way, it should not cost too much to build a 15 -20 KM road beside the current road from Nkisi road in Onitsha to Umueri, until it reached Aguleri.

I understand that this is a federal road and should be the duty of the FG to dualize this key road. However, we know that will NEVER happen. Many states are able to dualize section of the federal roads entering their key city to ease traffic and boost trade and commerce. This 33-Aguleri road deserves to be dualized to facilitate economic development of the state.

Biko umunnem, those close to Gov. Willie Obiano should remind him about this road so that he would flag it off early and have full 4 years to fund it to completion.

I want to see that road like the picture below opening up and linking the new frontier of Anambra's future to Onitsha our biggest city. It will make land abundantly available for a lot of new mega projects in Anambra state. Away from the situation we have now.

ChimaAdeoye:
SPECIAL APPEAL TO GOVERNOR WILLIE OBIANO


Re: Dualization of Onitsha -33 - Nsugbe- Umuleri-Aguleri Road (Nkisi Road)
Total Length: 22 KM.

Forumites, please permit me to use this medium to call the attention of our able Gov. Willie Obiano to his key campaign promise of dualizing the Onitsha 33, - Nsugbe-Umueri-Aguleri road (Nkisi Road)

We all know the critical importance of this perticular road segment to the future of Anambra as most of the key investments into Anambra's future, from agricultural revolution, to airport and oil and gas are linked to Anambra's biggest city - Onitsha via this road.

I am appealing to Gov. Obiano to live up to his promise of dualizing this key road. Infact, since a single lane currently exist, dualization can merely focus on providing the second road beside the current one. In this way, it should not cost too much to build a 15 -20 KM road beside the current road from Nkisi road in Onitsha to Umueri, until it reached Aguleri.

I understand that this is a federal road and should be the duty of the FG to dualize this key road. However, we know that will NEVER happen. Many states are able to dualize section of the federal roads entering their key city to ease traffic and boost trade and commerce. This 33-Aguleri road deserves to be dualized to facilitate economic development of the state.

Biko umunnem, those close to Gov. Willie Obiano should remind him about this road so that he would flag it off early and have full 4 years to fund it to completion.

I want to see that road like the picture below opening up and linking the new frontier of Anambra's future to Onitsha our biggest city. It will make land abundantly available for a lot of new mega projects in Anambra state. Away from the situation we have now.

omadeltason:
the best project obiano will do now is cargo airline

investnow2013:
Okada Ban: Solar Engineer To Provide 5000 Jobs In Anambra Jul 10, 2018,
As a backdrop of the ban of motorcycle transport popularly known as Okada in Onitsha and Awka, an Onitsha based Engineer Dr Arthur Anthony Okeyika CEO Arthur Energy Technology Ltd, who specialises on Solar Energy Technology has initiated moves to provide alternative means of transportation and many other job opportunities through provision of Solar Powered Tricycle known as Keke in large quantity and at affordable price.

Dr. Okeyika also stated that he also intend to establish solar charging and maintenance stations in the state to create numerous numbers of Jobs and training opportunity for training population of unemployed youths in Anambra State.

Addressing a press conference in Onitsha, Dr. Okeyika revealed that he has made concrete arrangement with his foreign technical partners to build an assembly plant where he will assemble fuel free Keke (Hybrid Electric, Solar Powered Tricycles) and solar training centre for youths empowerment.

He explained, “what I am saying is that I have a product that can perfectly server as alternative means of transportation in place of the banned Okada transport in Onitsha and Awka.

“The product is Keke that uses Solar Energy in place of fuel. It derives power from the sun, and the battery can be recharged through electricity. It moves and operates on any road like the ones that use fuel.

“The Solar Keke is very economic as the operator saves up to N850, 000 on fuel and maintenance to compare with the fuel powered Keke,” he added.