Banmeallday:


This is the legacy of the fall of the Eastern region- Pyschologically homeless people with Igbo names. For Fulani, whether herdsmen or governor, there is no difference between “Anambra” or “Enugu” created both by AREWA leaders to divide and exploit the once strong Ndigbo, and it is working....

No federal presence or world class structures in the East, but the above “child” is celebrating a road that you find in the rural parts of France or Seattle that does not call for boasting or celebration.

Igbo bu Igbo they say....

The boy is not an Igbo man.
He's from Igala speaking minority of Anambra State.
He just goes about creating countless accounts just to cause disunity among Ndigbo.
Given that they share a boundary with Anambra State and live among Ndi Anambra, a lot of them bear Igbo names. This explains why he answers Chukwunonso but God is miles far away from him and his household.

i am from eha amufu in enugu state but iwant my gov to learn from performing governors, enugu state is now a failed state.


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sonature1:

The boy is not an Igbo man.
He's from Igala speaking minority of Anambra State.
He just goes about creating countless accounts just to cause disunity among Ndigbo.
Given that they share a boundary with Anambra State and live among Ndi Anambra, a lot of them bear Igbo names. This explains why he answers Chukwunonso but God is miles far away from him and his household.

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So this is how this beautiful thread died?

signz:
So this is how this beautiful thread died?

Spyder should come and revive our Enugu thread.

Daewang:


Spyder should come and revive our Enugu thread.

Nothing to revive in this thread. There is no propaganda to sell again. Enugu is on life-support under the fat, clueless nsukka uguanyi..

nonsobaba:
Nothing to revive in this thread. There is no propaganda to sell again. Enugu is on life-support under the fat, clueless nsukka uguanyi..

I'll advise you to stay away from me.

Daewang:



I'll advise you to stay away from me.

Chino may be troublesome and full of propaganda, but he is right about Ugwuanyi. Unarguably, he's the worst-performing Enugu governor since 1999.

I feel bad each time I visit Enugu and see that some of the facilities that Sullivan installed aren't maintained.

Well, I think either of these two reasons made Ugwuanyi win a second tenure: Enugu has no opposition OR Enugu people just wish to compensate ndi Nsukka to kill the agitation for Adada State.

SmartPolician:


Chino may be troublesome and full of propaganda, but he is right about Ugwuanyi. Unarguably, he's the worst-performing Enugu governor since 1999.

I feel bad each time I visit Enugu and see that some of the facilities that Sullivan installed aren't maintained.

Well, I think either of these two reasons made Ugwuanyi win a second tenure: Enugu has no opposition OR Enugu people just wish to compensate ndi Nsukka to kill the agitation for Adada State.

I understand but that's no reason for such consistently obnoxious behavior. Whenever you see wrong don't tolerate it in any way or it will become further emboldened. That's the main reason why that character is emboldened to run amok all over Igbo threads. He knows there are people who are always ready to let him have a field day.

Daewang:



I'll advise you to stay away from me.

Advising him to grow up would be much better.

MxreR:
This is one of the six lane roads just completed by Obiano in Awka, no part of entire Enugu state has this class of road. We don't make noise in Anambra.

I told you that Enugu is a backward dungeon


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Are you the one in those selfies?? �
Oga , you too old for this aswear

Rgade:

Advising him to grow up would be much better.

Lol

Daewang:

Lol

that was brutal!

Ttipsy:
that was brutal!

I swear.

I'll be posting a couple of nostalgic pics of Enugu (city and state) that would make you feel both warm and melancholic at the same time....a roller-coaster of emotions if you like!

Enugu airport in the 50s.

Enugu municipal offices in the 60s. Anyone knows if this building is still standing and where in Enugu it is?

Not sure if this is Okpara Avenue, Enugu. Pic taken in the 50s.

Now i know this is 50s Okpara Avenue as there are a few buildings i recognise.

Anyone recognise this building? I think it's close to the secretariat area...not sure though.

On the eve of independence. An enthralled audience in Enugu viewing the new coat of arms of the newly independent federal republic of Nigeria.

Bit more from Okpara Avenue, Enugu.

Nike lake, Enugu.

50s pic of white couple in front of their house in park lane, Enugu. I can bet you all that lovely thick vegetation would have disappeared from that house if you go there today.

Eastern regional high court. 50s pic.

Guess who?

50s pic. Ekwezu coal camp women group posing for the camera.

Late 50s, early 60s. The building of a newly mapped out urban development area. It was given the name UWANI.

Xander85:
On the eve of independence. An enthralled audience in Enugu viewing the new coat of arms of the newly independent federal republic of Nigeria.

These guys were hasty in making this decision.
From the look of things, I don't think Nigeria is ready for independence. Look how the colonial masters transformed South Africa.

Rest house near Nike lake, Enugu.

sonature1:


These guys were hasty in making this decision.
From the look of things, I don't think Nigeria is ready for independence. Look how the colonial masters transformed South Africa.

True dat!

It's just the greedy leaders we had during independence who wanted to take over the privileges and material benefits from the white man that they had been watching and envying for decades! Some were genuinely able and had the burning desire to manage the affairs of the newly emergent nation, but they were overwhelmed and outnumbered by the greedy, tribalistic and visionless ones. Not to mention the fact that Nigeria was starting the journey of independence with a huge handicap of schisms, antagonisms and mistrust between its component units.

Personally, i wish the British had stayed to at least the 80s, to help save us from ourselves.....or alternatively, broken up Nigeria so we could all go our separate ways on 1st oct' 1960.

Nkalagu cement factory in the 50s. Showing the factory, rotary kilns for cement mixing, and the lovely green new housing development for staff.

More of the staff quarters, Nkalagu cement factory.