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Onitsha rocks..


Burna boy entertained the audience at the Hero Fiesta 2 with his reggae dance hall style of music. He performed his classic tonight track, Like To Party, Won Da Mo, Yawa Dey, Run my Race and the latest Don Gorgon which made the audience go wild and asking for more. Awesome moments like this happen only with Hero Lager !!!

Onitsha rocks..

The Ukwu master Timaya gave us a flawless performance at the Hero Fiesta 2. The freestyle, the selfie and his dance step were all excellent moves. He performed his tracks from way back as well as the trending ones i.e. Ukwu and Shake your bum bum which made the audience go wild. Awesome moments like this happen only with Hero Lager !!!

This is just the beginning..

he must be forced to leave that seat because he has lost it..

What did constitution say in the election of the principal officers in the National Assembly?

barcanista:
Youngman you should grab your constitution

Our eyes are already open and we have seen that he meant business as a technocrat he is..

hardywaltz:
Another Odili in the making..
This was how Odili fooled Rivers people...
Open ur eyes fellas

Can you tell us why other parties with the except of PDP not present candidates in 2011 for the said position? Or was there no other party in the House as at that time?

Why was the race narrowed that to only the PDP candidates (Tambuwal and Mulika)?

Why is that?

donphilopus:
Have you forgotten the Speaker didn't obey PDP zoning arrangement, thanks to the Opposition Lawmakers who gave him their votes. I can authoritatively tell you that Tambuwal was elected by Opposition Lawmakers, PDP Lawmakers only gave him some little votes.

That asides, can you show us where in the Constitution states that the Speaker must come from the majority?! Out of the 10 Principal Officers, aside the Speaker and the Deputy, the other 8 political party would be considered before being selected/elected!

Tell me what the Law says about the positions of the Senate President and Speaker's position in a presidential system like ours? Why didn't other parties except PDP present their candidates in 2011 for the said position if it is not strictly for the majority party in the House?

Some of you are mere teenagers who do not know jack about the system. Please go and read your Mills and Boom.

smileandlove:
what did the law say about a speaker? hope you won't take this ignorace outside this place? Smh for you.

NO! Evening school..

hazyfm:
Did you attend night school?

Is the position of Senate president also not for the majority party?

Some of you are just teenagers who does not know what is obtained in the country electoral system..

ifuckpussy:
You actually dont have to display your ignorance here.

Is PDP the majority in Ekiti State?

Also, the position of Speakership isn't for the majority, it is won by election.

Can you tell me why it was only the PDP that presented candidates for the said position in 2011?

Why not ACN or Labor or APGA? Or did they not have members in the House if it was based on free for all..?

donphilopus:
Can you show us any part/section of the Nigerian Constitution where it's stated that the Speaker must come from the majority party in the house. Stop spewing what you don't know!

Why didn't ACN nor Labour Party nor APGA present candidates for the said position in 2011?

Why was it only PDP that presented candidates (Tambuwal and Mulikat)?

Why is that?

You need to know the basis for the election in the first place, which is based on majority party in the House and not the other way round..

smileandlove:
. Sir your assertion is wrong, the house elects for its self a speaker ie (1st among equals) and the speaker is from the house and NOT any political party. In the words, the members elects who they want irrespective of the party. But what happens is that the party that has the majority will always win, because all members will vote one person.

The position of governor is not the same as Speaker. The office of Speaker is naturally for the majority in the House, and in this case the PDP is the majority and not the other way round!

Put yourself together and reason properly..

ZACHIE:
Is Mimiko still Governor of Ondo State? YES.

Warped minds.

This is a right move.

Is he still the speaker of the House? NO

He got Speaker's post because PDP was and is still the majority in the House. Now that he has pitched his tent with APC which has minority in the House, the right thing to do is to relinquish his position immediately he decamped.

I don't know why some people want to create unnecessary attention.

You can't eat your 'gworo kola' and have it back!

This is a right move.

Is he still the speaker of the House? NO

He got Speaker's post because PDP was and is still the majority in the House. Now that he has pitched his tent with APC which has minority in the House, the right thing to do is to relinquish his position immediately he decamped.

I don't know why some people want to create unnecessary attention.

You can't eat your 'gworo kola' and have it back!

After cleansing Anambra State of criminal elements and anti-social agents that drove prospec­tive investors and most of the state’s illustrious citi­zens away, Governor Willie Obiano has finally turned his magic wand to the most difficult challenge that Ni­geria has to faced in the past 40 years – electricity supply.

To give impetus to his over­all plan to solve the power sup­ply problem in Anambra State, Governor Obiano, Wednes­day, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the building of an Independent Power Plant (IPP) in the state valued at $150 million with an indigenous firm, UD Integrated Petroleum Production Compa­ny of Nigeria Limited (UDIP­PCO). The 80 megawatt gas-to-power plant will on completion, finally animate the constellation of cottage industries, manufac­turing firms and the numerous commercial centres and mar­kets that define the entire land­scape of the state. The electric­ity project also brings the total volume of investments that the administration had attracted in the past four months to about $1.4bn.

Obiano’s foray into the neb­ulous power generation and dis­tribution sector falls in line with his general administrative blue­print, which is anchored, on Agriculture, Industrialization, Trade and Commerce and Oil and Gas. Electricity falls within the category of his blueprint that he refers to as the Enablers. The Enablers are the catalyst to the eventual explosion and exploitation of the Four Pillars of his administration outlined above. In singling out the chal­lenge of power supply, Gover­nor Obiano has divined that the only time that Anambra would truly witness a revolution is when he repeats what he did in securing the state in the power sector. To this extent, the gov­ernor has sealed the first major pact that would actualize his dream of providing stable elec­tricity to the people with UDIP­PCO, with an implementation timeline of 18 months from the date of the project implementa­tion agreement.

The power plant is expected to generate sufficient electricity for the entire state, its industrial clusters in Onitsha, Nnewi, Ozubulu and Awka as well as its many markets, ho­tels, hospitals, schools and resi­dential areas.

To signify their readiness to commence the first basic steps that will culminate in the con­struction of the power plant, UDIPPCO recently sealed a Gas Sales and Purchase Agree­ment (GSPA) with the man­agement of Orient Petroleum which offered it a direct access to develop and utilize over 375 billion standard cubic feet of gas reserves from the Orient Block and produce it at the rate of 50 million standard cubic feet of gas per day. This will give UDIPPCO enough gas to sustain the proposed 80 MW power plant for 20-25 years or more.

From time immemorial, Anambra State has always held a definite promise as the home of industrialization in all of West Africa. The state brims with natural born entre­preneurs, industrialists and in­ventors whose genius has been widely acknowledged across the world.

Nnewi, the first and most prominent Nigerian auto-city had pioneered auto-manufac­turing in the country, starting with the production of auto-spare parts to full manufacture of automobiles. Other manu­facturing activities like electric cables as well as petro-chemical products like lubricants have also been thriving in Nnewi for some time. Unfortunately, they have yet to explode on a scale that will make a real splash in the nation’s economy, princi­pally because of such niggling challenges as the almost non-existent supply of electricity. With the proposed power plant, Governor Obiano will be un­leashing the hitherto restrained kinetic entrepreneurial energy of the people to usher in a new phase of prosperity in Anambra State.

Speaking at the agreement signing ceremony, Governor Obiano pointed out that elec­tricity supply is one of the key areas of interest to his admin­istration. “We are beginning to address the challenge of power supply in Anambra State. This project will employ about 750 people directly and about 15,000 indirectly,” Governor Obiano explained.

He further said: “I keep re-assuring our people in the Dias­pora to bring back those talents and skills that made us great in foreign lands. We have done exactly what other people have done to attract our people. They provided security and power. We have provided security and now we are about to provide power here. Those things that will make our people come home and invest are the same things we are doing here now.”

Meanwhile, giving assuranc­es on the project, the Chairman of UDIPPCO, Nze Lawrence Ekwomadu explained: “Be­tween 12 and 18 months from the date of this MoU being ex­ecuted today, we shall start gen­erating and supplying steady and stable electric power in Anambra State, generated from natural gas produced within the state.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=91742

After cleansing Anambra State of criminal elements and anti-social agents that drove prospec­tive investors and most of the state’s illustrious citi­zens away, Governor Willie Obiano has finally turned his magic wand to the most difficult challenge that Ni­geria has to faced in the past 40 years – electricity supply.

To give impetus to his over­all plan to solve the power sup­ply problem in Anambra State, Governor Obiano, Wednes­day, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the building of an Independent Power Plant (IPP) in the state valued at $150 million with an indigenous firm, UD Integrated Petroleum Production Compa­ny of Nigeria Limited (UDIP­PCO). The 80 megawatt gas-to-power plant will on completion, finally animate the constellation of cottage industries, manufac­turing firms and the numerous commercial centres and mar­kets that define the entire land­scape of the state. The electric­ity project also brings the total volume of investments that the administration had attracted in the past four months to about $1.4bn.

Obiano’s foray into the neb­ulous power generation and dis­tribution sector falls in line with his general administrative blue­print, which is anchored, on Agriculture, Industrialization, Trade and Commerce and Oil and Gas. Electricity falls within the category of his blueprint that he refers to as the Enablers. The Enablers are the catalyst to the eventual explosion and exploitation of the Four Pillars of his administration outlined above. In singling out the chal­lenge of power supply, Gover­nor Obiano has divined that the only time that Anambra would truly witness a revolution is when he repeats what he did in securing the state in the power sector. To this extent, the gov­ernor has sealed the first major pact that would actualize his dream of providing stable elec­tricity to the people with UDIP­PCO, with an implementation timeline of 18 months from the date of the project implementa­tion agreement.

The proposed power plant is expected to generate sufficient electricity for the entire state, its industrial clusters in Onitsha, Nnewi, Ozubulu and Awka as well as its many markets, ho­tels, hospitals, schools and resi­dential areas.

To signify their readiness to commence the first basic steps that will culminate in the con­struction of the power plant, UDIPPCO recently sealed a Gas Sales and Purchase Agree­ment (GSPA) with the man­agement of Orient Petroleum which offered it a direct access to develop and utilize over 375 billion standard cubic feet of gas reserves from the Orient Block and produce it at the rate of 50 million standard cubic feet of gas per day. This will give UDIPPCO enough gas to sustain the proposed 80 MW power plant for 20-25 years or more.

From time immemorial, Anambra State has always held a definite promise as the home of industrialization in all of West Africa. The state brims with natural born entre­preneurs, industrialists and in­ventors whose genius has been widely acknowledged across the world.

Nnewi, the first and most prominent Nigerian auto-city had pioneered auto-manufac­turing in the country, starting with the production of auto-spare parts to full manufacture of automobiles. Other manu­facturing activities like electric cables as well as petro-chemical products like lubricants have also been thriving in Nnewi for some time. Unfortunately, they have yet to explode on a scale that will make a real splash in the nation’s economy, princi­pally because of such niggling challenges as the almost non-existent supply of electricity. With the proposed power plant, Governor Obiano will be un­leashing the hitherto restrained kinetic entrepreneurial energy of the people to usher in a new phase of prosperity in Anambra State.

Speaking at the agreement signing ceremony, Governor Obiano pointed out that elec­tricity supply is one of the key areas of interest to his admin­istration. “We are beginning to address the challenge of power supply in Anambra State. This project will employ about 750 people directly and about 15,000 indirectly,” Governor Obiano explained.

He further said: “I keep re-assuring our people in the Dias­pora to bring back those talents and skills that made us great in foreign lands. We have done exactly what other people have done to attract our people. They provided security and power. We have provided security and now we are about to provide power here. Those things that will make our people come home and invest are the same things we are doing here now.”

Meanwhile, giving assuranc­es on the project, the Chairman of UDIPPCO, Nze Lawrence Ekwomadu explained: “Be­tween 12 and 18 months from the date of this MoU being ex­ecuted today, we shall start gen­erating and supplying steady and stable electric power in Anambra State, generated from natural gas produced within the state.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=91742

PUBLIC NOTICE: For our Nairalanders in the US, please do not miss out on this great movie DEBUT..


All roads to Atlanta, GA in the US for the premier of CHETANNA, an Igbo award winning blockbuster come Nov 21!! A great movie!!

Onitsha and Anambra as a whole adigo mma..

OdenigboAroli:
Onicha is getting a facelift and there is government presence,right now. You sound like you are about to cry...And Owerri isn't the largest. Onicha and her greater towns is twice bigger than Owerri.
You don't have to wish us peace because we already have peace. Omanbala is leading all Nigerian states in development....cry me a river,nnigga!

Onitsha rocks as Davido mounts the stage..


Davido aka OBO baddest gave us an entertaining performance at the Hero Fiesta 2. The energy, action and swag combined in one perfomance was thrilling. He got the people of Onitsha screaming and asking for more while performing his Carolina, Dami Duro, Gobe and latest Aye track. We couldn't get enough of Davido. Awesome moments like this happen only with Hero Lager !!!

Don't know this niggers either..


**Pictures of Timaya and Davido performing at the fiesta to follow shortly..

Can't place this nigger too..

Female performers at the fiesta. Can't place them..

Patoranking performing at the Hero Fiesta in the great city of Onitsha..

Stop talking as if you don't know what you are doing. Onitsha is amongst the few most planned cities in Nigeria. Below is some of the areas of the city. I will download more areas..

Onitsha Shopping mall is ongoing too so is also the ones in Awka and Nnewi..

emmysoftyou:
bro you re totally right..
I remember the days i used to storm onitsha main market with my uncle,then we live at a place after limca road,i was baffle when i heard that the place belong to obosi indigene,that those who sell at onitsha main market re tenant and landlord there...
So yu see we can extend onitsha to all those places and the govt/individual can build a shoprite and park n shop at the outskirts of onitsha becos of foreingn investors to troop in...
Onitsha is great city that need a good govt to draw the masterplan that will suit the city...

Go and read novel if you want lyrics. This is African pop.

Emmacu2009:
empty lyrics

The song and its video is so tight..

Well done the Anambra twins..

Anambra is blessed with the best and brightest human capital in Nigeria..


The first top three Nigerian artistes and singers are all from Anambra..from Psquare to Phyno to Flavor to Kcee to etc etc etc..

Anambra leads in all fields of endeavors..we are known for the best!

Our sons have just released new videos that will rock 9ja this year through xmas.

Watch it via the link below..

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10152877718786337&set=vb.162312691336&type=2&theater


Umu Omambala..

Who is that person on the stage..?

Onitsha rocks tonight..

Sabmiller Hero is the king of beer..