mktinsight:


Yes Nnewi resembles a village but in terms of industry they are trying more than many places and it is the fault of the Anambra State government that they have done very little for that town.

About Ogun, despite its poor infrastructure, the likes of P&G, Nestle, Nigerian Breweries, Lafarge, Hayat have all built multi million dollar industries because Ogun has two things in its favor. Gas pipelines and proximity to the seaport. Anambra needs to invest in gas pipelines to Onitsha and creating industrial layouts to get the big multinational investments.

post=99081346:

[s]The dumbo has changed his second moniker, a state his current governor is practically doing nothing, Fulanis are chasing there people out of there communities but his major problem is Anambra state, trying to rub shoulder with people far better than them, you claimed to generate more IGR but Anambra is building more infastructures than your backward state, Anambra state ranked lowest in poverty and unemployment rate in Nigeria, Anambra ranked second in sustainability index, Anambra top in education and health sector, Anambra won
 the best state in micro, small and medium enterprises in Nigeria, Ogun is much indebted and nothing to show for the huge debts, nothing to learn from Ogun and criminal leaders, Ogun may attract more FDI than Anambra but Anambra top in indigenous investments more than Ogun state, go and check the table in GDP in industrial sector, the gap Ogun gave Anambra isn't mush but in services Ogun is far behind Anambra, you spend days, weeks, months and years trying to push your propaganda and manipulate minds here it's not working, you careless about what is happening in your state, you insult and criticise our people, cities and leaders while your people and cities are worst, according to your post you careless what your governors do with the huge loans they collect but you are more concerned on Anambra and projects going on in the state, the energy and time you waste here trying to achieve nothing, create thread and discuss about your backward state, in this thread you can see we careless about your states or use them for reference, you guys are the ones always pushing your backward states to this thread, it's high time you know your mission has failed, your incoherent arguments back and forth achieve nothing, Anambra airport will be completed soon then you can use Awo style with sniper and rest.[/s]

post=99081346:

The dumbo has changed his second moniker, a state his current governor is practically doing nothing, Fulanis are chasing there people out of there communities but his major problem is Anambra state, trying to rub shoulder with people far better than them, you claimed to generate more IGR but Anambra is building more infastructures than your backward state, Anambra state ranked lowest in poverty and unemployment rate in Nigeria, Anambra ranked second in sustainability index, Anambra top in education and health sector, Anambra won
 the best state in micro, small and medium enterprises in Nigeria, Ogun is much indebted and nothing to show for the huge debts, nothing to learn from Ogun and criminal leaders, Ogun may attract more FDI than Anambra but Anambra top in indigenous investments more than Ogun state, go and check the table in GDP in industrial sector, the gap Ogun gave Anambra isn't mush but in services Ogun is far behind Anambra, you spend days, weeks, months and years trying to push your propaganda and manipulate minds here it's not working, you careless about what is happening in your state, you insult and criticise our people, cities and leaders while your people and cities are worst, according to your post you careless what your governors do with the huge loans they collect but you are more concerned on Anambra and projects going on in the state, the energy and time you waste here trying to achieve nothing, create thread and discuss about your backward state, in this thread you can see we careless about your states or use them for reference, you guys are the ones always pushing your backward states to this thread, it's high time you know your mission has failed, your incoherent arguments back and forth achieve nothing, Anambra airport will be completed soon then you can use Awo style with sniper and rest.

mktinsight:


Anambra 1st prostitute, considering you had no idea about who built what at Amaku where you claimed you lived and had no clue about the swamp that was formerly the stadium ground near Onwurah street then you are no Anambrarians but a leper who crossed the river Niger yesterday holding camera to shoot your substandard pictures for Obiano.

Real Anambrarians do not behave like dunce like you and your fellow touts Chino aka fox dossier aka gitmoauditor.

Obi1kenobi:


I schooled in UNN with plenty of Anambrarians in my Engineering class. Most of them are in Lagos, Ogun, PH, Abuja, Enugu etc because those are where the jobs are for white collar, skilled professionals. I know like one of them that works with Enugu Distribution Company in Anambra. I hardly know any of them that are based in Anambra.

Afam4eva:
I ask again, how close is that Anambra Cargo Airport to Onitsha. I hope it's very close. We Igbos need to do away with our clannish attitude and begin to think big. We need to built great cities and to do that, if possible, that Airport should be renamed Onitsha International Airport and all the areas between current Onitsha area to the airport should be grouped under Onitsha metropolitan area. We need to expand Onitsha beyond it's original limits in order to compete favourably.

ANSMEDIA:
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Obi1kenobi:


Your exact context is what I quoted and whether you used "may" or not, you still made a presumption. If I said "the world may have been created by the flying spaghetti monster", your puzzlement at my comment would be no different from what it would be if I said "the world was created by the flying spaghetti monster". You're trying to be too clever for your own good and look ridiculous. Then he doubles the clownery and goes ahead to say that my exact initial assumption was exactly what he was saying by stating the informal sector was not captured. Again, based on what? Your study of NBS methodology? All Nigerian GDP estimations by any institution from NBS to IMF include the informal sector because it is a very large part of the Nigerian economy - the largest chunk of the economy infact. Sectors like Agriculture (which accounts for most of our GDP and employment), trading, real estate, arts and entertainment etc are primarily driven by the informal sector:
http://www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/download/403
So you're talking nonsense to say it was "not captured"



There are few towns more overrated in Nigeria than Nnewi. I spend all my time in Anambra at yuletide periods around the Onitsha-Idemili North area and I'm also well acquainted with Awka. But I had never been to Nnewi since childhood until touring the place a few years ago and I was surprised at how rural the place was looking: the famous city of billionaires that Anambra braggarts love to beat their chest about.
Ogun's industries are not in Abeokuta which is the seat of government and more of a residential area that is more comparable to Awka, so using Abeokuta as your barometer for Ogun economic activity is nonsense. I don't even understand what you're rambling about in the emboldened about Ekiti. Maybe reframe the comment so it could make sense. How Ogun got into debt is not my business and I don't care to research their domestic politics and it is not relevant to the fact that Ogun generates far more in IGR than Anambra.

EVideos:



Watch the short video of the dome here


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4o-XSs4AMo

AsomughaChuks02:


I heard that our next governor was the cynosure of attention at the event. Those other politicians who came were there because they just wanted to get the attention he brought with him his presence.

REGENMASTER:
I have followed most videos of Igbo towns and what I conclude is that 99% of our towns are FILTHY and only fit for PIGS. have investigated and found out the Local Governments responsible for cleaning towns have been destroyed by the governors who seize their allocations. What a pity and wickedness.Some of my colleagues have been wanting to go with me on vacation to Nigeria but I can't bring them because apart from insecurity, they will call me and my people PIGS when we get back to Europe. No wonder many Nigerians have concluded not to come back. It's a shameWhen can we as a people leave wickedness and do the right thing for the good of our people. f the LGAs are allowed to do their work by GOVERNORS not taking away their allocations, many jobs can be created for locals, rural - urban migration will reduce, economic activities will pick up, quality of life will be improved and diasporans will come back home with more FDIWe should find out and vote in people who do not have NIGERIAN or BUSINESS AS USUAL ORIENTATION to introduce that other life (WHOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT) to our people

ANSMEDIA:



Soludo is very cerebral. You needed to just the video from the event

B2mario:
Onitsha, Anambra state.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnMieDr__JU

MysteryShopper:
See this pained envious one yapping rubbish. Awka is the best and fastest developing city in Nigeria aside Abuja. Adorned with beautiful roads, beautiful flyovers, beautiful people, beautiful scenery, etc. Onitsha is our economic capital and economic hub of SE while Awka is our administrative capital, Nnewi is the technological and innovative capital. Anambra has the best and biggest markets in igbo land and beyond. Anambra is the best, most developed and most important state east of the Niger. Deal with it.


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B2mario:
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See Awka.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ie12h7I-A-c

ANSMEDIA:
The Nigerian government is to establish automotive industrial parks in three states to promote local production of vehicles, Jelani Aliyu, the Director General, National Automotive Design and Development Council has said.

Mr Aliyu made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Abuja.

According to him, the parks will be sited in Nnewi in Anambra State, home to Innoson Motors, the first indigenous motor manufacturing firm in Nigeria, Ede in Osun State and Kaduna.

He said the programme is part of the National Automotive Industry Development Plan, aimed at promoting local production of vehicles.

“We are building three automotive industrial parks that will be comprehensive facilities where the necessary infrastructure will be provided and investors can easily come in and play,” he said.

“As the Federal Government is promoting local production of vehicles, key to that is creating the necessary environment, and we have done that with the automotive policy.


We are working on making it easier and more advantageous to produce vehicles locally because we believe the difference must be created between vehicles built elsewhere and those built in Nigeria.

“When you build a vehicle in Nigeria, you are giving our youths jobs, empowering Nigerians and creating better life.

“But when you bring in a fully built vehicle, you are taking resources outside Nigeria and that is not adding much value to us our economy,” he said.

Mr Aliyu said the automotive policy stipulates that cars assembled in Nigeria have zero per cent tariff for Completely Knocked Down (CKD) kits and not more than 10 per cent tariff for a semi-knocked-down (SKD) kits.

He said the government was also working on a 10-year tax holiday for investors in the automotive industry.

The NADDC boss said that work was also at concluding stage in the building of automobile testing centres to ensure global standard compliant in the sector


We have finished the construction of automotive testing facilities in Lagos, Enugu, and Zaria and should be up and running this year.

“Any spare part or component that is brought or made in Nigeria must meet minimum global standard otherwise it will be deemed illegal and we won’t allow it to be sold in the Nigeria market.

“All these are steps the Federal Government is taking to ensure that the necessary environment is created in Nigeria for investors.

“We are to not to go out there to produce those vehicles but we will work closely with investors in the private sector to ensure they get the necessary support,” Mr Aliyu said.


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/443254-car-manufacturing-nigeria-to-build-industrial-parks-in-three-states.html?fbclid=IwAR1NNq2MQbkoTJ_5SqQRiB3q-DAQHMj

investnow2013:
This news is almost 10 years old.... In each year of the last 10 years, The news always surface especially when the govt is under pressure!