Must we make everything political? Op projects like this has been going on in several states before election. When I was in school last year, a host of houses were brought down at auchi because they were built illegally on pipelines. Students were displaced. I even had to help accommodate a damsel throughout the exam period cus her house was affected. Don't ask me what happened between me and the babe cus I ain't saying shyte

Gboliwe:


Where are you from? Where do you reside? What state did you school in? What part of Abia are you serving?

abia is underdevelop, the dirtiest in Nigeria.atleast currently

taaah mechionu Ketu kor newyork ni

ramdris:
Nothing wrong with the act if the structures are illegal. Same thing is happening here right now in New York whee am staying.

I thought dem no get red ròof for lower nigeria

Tosinayoko:
abia is underdevelop, the dirtiest in Nigeria.atleast currently

I bet your state is not better developed than Abia

ramdris:
Nothing wrong with the act if the structures are illegal. Same thing is happening here right now in New York whee am staying.

Yes,yes do it and bring back sanity to our African cities.Ever noticed that the most prosperous nations are also those that strictly follow proper town planning,have orderly development and cities are well organized?

But alas,us foolish Africans always live in chaotic towns,don't like following rules and we're generally prone to seeking the path of least resistance yet somehow we expect to reap rich rewards for putting in lesser effort.I'm glad they got demolished so these people can learn there's no shortcuts to success.

See rusted red roof everywhere, infact the streets are very dirty, and they called that a capital city ? Oshogbo would trounced this city! am waiting for those collective children of anger to mention anything ibadan on this forum.

Gboliwe:


Where are you from? Where do you reside? What state did you school in? What part of Abia are you serving?

Lagos and I am serving in Ohafia local govt.

See what ibos are doing to themselves because of vengence and yet they want a share of national treasure. Them go teeeeeeee

In ikpeazu's voice,I will start 4rm whr my excellency stopped.Now he has started as if thief A orji did any thing in aba.SMH

$tup1d governor with $tup1d aides,after demolishing it now you will leave it like that without anything about it.... go and construct and rehabilitate roads in abia state before demolishing where poor people are looking for their daily bread.......





GOD WILL PUNISH YOU FOR ALL INJUSTICE MELTED ON YOUR FELLOW HUMAN BEING DURING YOUR REIGN....

people especially gullible minds will just take to believing on the pictorials just as they are but a thorough search would be needed by a a man of great wit to know actually if there is some elements of truth and then then brain behind it

oyb:
are you sure this is umuahia? it looks like ibadan - see as rusted roofs full ground everywhere. op pleas check your photos again

[size=4pt]sarcasm (for the dumb. . .)[/size]

Heyaaaa: so, seeing brown roof in Umuahia dey pain you like this!

So red roof dey east also i think say na only ibadan

the people were informed many months ago to stop street trading and erecting illegal business structures on residential areas.

chynergy1:
I don't want to believe it is being done in good faith. this is a payback time for the people for rejecting their
own for senate and other elective posts. it will only be for a while. we hope the tribunals will deliver judgement in time.
demolition is not the best idea now, especially when govt purse is on red alert.

good faith in your books equates to allowing corruption, illegality and impunity to reward the voters and non voters right?

Good, the tribunals will right all the wrongs and redress the vengeful actions of this govt by allowing the erection and existence of illegal structures.

And here I was thinking that common sense was common. Pity!

i believe this is a gud step to development. why not keep sentiment aside and face reality, when we talk about development it takes alot of step and procedures to attain, PH and owerri, lagos and uyo under go this process before attaining the level of development existing in this states now and we envy them. Remember nothing good comes easily so lets endure the pains today and enjoy the dividens in the nearest future, and dnt forget we where warned not to tread on the street and to remove all the illegal structures on the street.

No b devolopment they need , may dem see am nah

ramdris:
Nothing wrong with the act if the structures are illegal. Same thing is happening here right now in New York whee am staying.

You just wan tell us say u dey New York

Did you guys forget that times without number it was made public to all the traders to stop street trading and erection of illegal structures ..so i think they have been warned several times to desist from such.I think the govt has taken some measure to adress the issue of street trading and erection of unwanted structures..

This people sef!
They are only demolishing roof extensions that serve as shade for shop owners.

There are several bad roads in aba, workers salary to pay, completion of half baked projects they started and have been building for the past 8 eight years and still its demolition of roof extensions in umuahia that you blind people think its keeping Abia backwards.

You people should continue, maybe by 2023 our states backwardness would have exceeded the time of "gods must be crazy".

Illegal ke when I can see good and wide roads infront of the buildings. others demolish buildings when trying to expand roads to make life easier for the citizens. Why not leave Umuahia a bit and concentrate on Aba, loads of illegal buildings along major roads eg Port-Harcourt Road ie if the sole purpose of d demolition is to expand the road and make it accessible for cars. Our governors just derive joy from making life more difficult for the indigenes. Itz well but I believe in the law of Karma cos it has never failed. We shall all reap what we sow

Fashola
Destroy all there markets in Lagos fast alaba, Oladipo they voted against APC can you imagine if there Governor can do it then you can

illegal structures should definitely go down. but I think market facilities should be expanded and upgraded to absorb the road side sellers because they depend on it for subsistence

My people is terrible I regret being an abian this is wickedness in the highest order the man sits and gives orders as a military man with out consideration and mercy that's wickedness cone to umuahia and see for ur self u will cry and weep people have been cursing the man and as far as God lives it must come to pass

I am sure The government has already notified them before now, so those who didn't hid to the warning would have themselves to blame.

People were informed last night during the 7 pm news Thursday and Friday morning the started demolition

emindu:
the people were informed many
months ago to stop street trading and
erecting illegal business structures on
residential areas.

They didn't ooooooo ooooooo ooooo.

imochisom:
I am sure The government has already notified them before now, so those who didn't hid to the warning would have themselves to blame.

ramdris:
Nothing wrong with the act if the structures are illegal. Same thing is happening here right now in New York where am staying.

Hmm. Did the PDP lose elections there too.

OK since u talk about development what is wrong with developing a new Umuahi and leave the old one alone is that nit development niiiiiiiiiiii must we all die in the name of development must we all die answer must we all abians die for him?

ifychima:
i believe this is a gud step to development. why not keep sentiment aside and face reality, when we talk about development it takes alot of step and procedures to attain, PH and owerri, lagos and uyo under go this process before attaining the level of development existing in this states now and we envy them. Remember nothing good comes easily so lets endure the pains today and enjoy the dividens in the nearest future, and dnt forget we where warned not to tread on the street and to remove all the illegal structures on the street.