looplat:

Who cares?
Why don't you shed your tears next time when your fellow Igbo
start what they can't finish? ARe Igbos now expatriates?
you guys suck big balls!

You actually think you're better than the petty traders that you are smh.
When Igbo attack and make ludicrous claims, we shall counter it.
abeg comot for road with your tears, no dampen my post jare. anuofia

looplat:

Igbo man go beat him chest sotey him go start to dey cough, dey jump like obo langido.
Igbos dirty sha.

advocate666:

Look, you are barking up the wrong tree. This is exactly what one nigeria is designed to make you think.
The problem is not Orji. Orji is a product of one nigeria. Orji and aba road conditions are symptoms of the disease called one nigeria. They make you blame the symptom but not the cause.
The cause of all our problems today in igboland is one nigeria. Not the fake-state governors.

Prof Corruption: The whole of SE is one poverty ravaged foul smelling big village. See road, see building, see people! Chei!!! Let me go and vomit o.
I will be back.

advocate666: Please don't blame the artificial state. Blame the nigerian govt and their program of consistently keeping the igbos down. If we had our igbo country, this will not exist. Fight for your freedom because no one else would do it for you.

bootlegaz:
Awo died from rat poison(sudden) and MKO died drinking tea. Why are Yoruba leaders dying mysteriously? No kidding

Prof Corruption: The whole of SE is one poverty ravaged foul smelling big village. See road, see building, see people! Chei!!! Let me go and vomit o.
I will be back.

deepwaters :
So many posts on this thread have decided to toe the 'tribal' line. I don't think there is no good road at all in Aba, only that some of them are not good. Same goes to many (if not every) other cities in Nigeria. This trend is nationwide, and it's not only in the area of road networks. You have state governments that lack tangible vision, that find it difficult to sit down and work out authentic, long lasting and cogent developmental plans. You see governors building mushroom schools and plastering their names all over the school wall as if they just done something exceptional (a certain 'Oyin ni o' of Osun state comes to my mind here!). They construct 'makeshift' roads (especially if the President is about to visit) and when the first heavy rains come, and the big lorries pass, the road gives way. They specialize in erecting and commissioning (with lots of fanfare and celebration) mere boreholes, and have citizens in this 21st century come and form long queues to hand-pump water, and lug it on their heads or in wheel barrows back home. What stops them from executing standard water processing and distribution plants so that people can get water in their homes? Oh and just visit that borehole in one year, its probably no longer working. These are governors who instead of establishing modern transportation systems, prefer to flood the roads with keke napeps and okadas. Instead of sponsoring some poor kid to get an education, they'll rather donate expensive cars to traditional rulers and chiefs who are already comfortable... I can go on and on. I guess too many of our leaders and their plethora of advisers don't deserve to be where they are; and the citizens who are the ones suffering have kinda resigned themselves to fate instead of demanding good governance. If only we understood the power of mass mobilization...

omayyi :
kai this guy is a clown...the biggest clown of the century. So Yoruba, Hausas and other Nigerians are the cause of the bad roads in Aba? Lmao. I know ibos complain a lot and never take responsibilities for their actions but i never knew is this bad, kai. U vote in your governors, your governors get monthly allocation from the FG, they refuse to perform, instead of u to hold them responsible u turn around and blame other Nigerians. Shame no dey catch una ni? Pathetic souls. Yall deserve the Sh1t hole u get in that SE. Keep on blaming the suya man in Sokoto, lol.

oluwacjay:
Its so sad dat a graduate can speak like dis. Ow is d FG tryna get u down? Don't u hav a Gov? D abia state govt is d most corrupt in nig& he is an igbo man. Wit igbo leaders like dis in power, sorry 4 Biafra.

worldman: how does that affect the BAD road in ABA

rydeorsail: it all started out with a constructive discussion now ..is all these a joke or are u guys really serz with all those talks...9ja

nneh1:
Lord have mercy! what is this? Please you people should take this down from the front page. This is an embarrassment to Nigeria as a country. And we sadly call ourselves 'giant of Africa.' I guess we are the giant of filth. this is not an embarrassment because this is the least of the bad roads. At least one can walk here though not comfortable, their are places you will continue Jumping from one stone to another till you get out.

deepwaters :
So many posts on this thread have decided to toe the 'tribal' line. I don't think there is no good road at all in Aba, only that some of them are not good. Same goes to many (if not every) other cities in Nigeria. This trend is nationwide, and it's not only in the area of road networks. You have state governments that lack tangible vision, that find it difficult to sit down and work out authentic, long lasting and cogent developmental plans. You see governors building mushroom schools and plastering their names all over the school wall as if they just done something exceptional (a certain 'Oyin ni o' of Osun state comes to my mind here!). They construct 'makeshift' roads (especially if the President is about to visit) and when the first heavy rains come, and the big lorries pass, the road gives way. They specialize in erecting and commissioning (with lots of fanfare and celebration) mere boreholes, and have citizens in this 21st century come and form long queues to hand-pump water, and lug it on their heads or in wheel barrows back home. What stops them from executing standard water processing and distribution plants so that people can get water in their homes? Oh and just visit that borehole in one year, its probably no longer working. These are governors who instead of establishing modern transportation systems, prefer to flood the roads with keke napeps and okadas. Instead of sponsoring some poor kid to get an education, they'll rather donate expensive cars to traditional rulers and chiefs who are already comfortable... I can go on and on. I guess too many of our leaders and their plethora of advisers don't deserve to be where they are; and the citizens who are the ones suffering have kinda resigned themselves to fate instead of demanding good governance. If only we understood the power of mass mobilization...

ossagy: Here is picture of beauty of lagos yoruba mega city

ayo011:
This cannot be any part of Nigeria..

Somebody prove me wrong or right..