InyinyaAgbaOku:


You lie.
Enugu has a flyover at Port Harcourt street, beside Jehovah Witness Kingdom Hall , off Osadebe street.
The flyover is atop a rail line. What's your problem?

Cjrane2:


It is sad when Igbos argue blindly about Enugu that they are suppossed to know about.
Think of what other tribes would be doing.

I have said it that if we get every SE city to have the basic planning and roads infrastructure in Enugu, the region will be a medium developed country. What Enugu lacks is how to bring and keep businesses in the city NOT flyovers or roads.

Cjrane2:
In the last 10 years, Enugu now builds tunnels rather than flyovers. Perhaps because they are cheaper.

Overpasses and tunnels in Enugu.

EzeOnyembo:

The most annoying part is that the Nnamdijonathan guy has never in his entire life stepped foot in AlaIgbo, he is only making his claims base on 'hear say' and some misinformation chino with his many monikers is feeding him .....


Thanks guys for correcting him maka na asi 'Ihe ojo gbaa afo, ya agho omenala'

nnamdijonathan:


Chai. Chino can you see this. Abeg my apologizes to everyone here. I taught Chino was right.

SwedishDocument:
I don't know how an ordinary overpass is the same thing as flyover. These are examples of a flyover. The state does not have a single flyover, what it has is an overpass bridge. Anyone that is ready should come and face me with the argument. Thank you

Ttipsy:
lol.. don't mind em, he doesn't know the difference between a flyover and an overpass. should I say he's daft?? Enugu doesn't have a well defined flyover...

AnambraDota:


It's all lies and excuse to justify incompetency.
The four areas inside the upper Iweka interchange have scanty trees planted there and they don't produce enough oxygen to balance the human activities around the upper Iweka axis.

On the hand is Eastern Academy, look at the school and see how bare it is, the school is so arid and dry that you think Sahara desert is encroaching on the land. Why can't trees be planted in the school.

Opposite the school is Toronto Hospital with little or no trees, why don't Anambra State government mandate areas like this to plant trees like Lagos is doing.

Now the stretch from down flyover to Moore Street have no single tree, if Obi and Obiano were human enough they would know that the road need to be dualized continuing from the flyover, they will plant trees in the middle like Rochas would have done.

From Relief Market to Obosi flyover is bare, the park Obi built before Tiger Industry, dude covered everywhere with concrete, no trees and no buildings, the intensity of the sun there na die.

From Obodoukwu Road to Uga Junction, the place is so disgusting not just with bad road but dirts, if Anambra State government is a little bit serious like the e-urchins make us to believe, they would have give so road facelift.

The show of shame Obiano did at DMGS roundabout, if Obiano have an eye for aesthetism Oguta Road, Awka Road would be dualized and trees planted in the maiden to compliment the roundabout. He went there dump the tacky job and start making his usual noise

ANSMEDIA:
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OreMI22:


I am of the opinion that private entrepreneurs interested in real estate should invest in decent multistorey buildings than building just duplexes or bungalows. I know duplexes look better, but not everyone can afford them and the space of land to accommodate 1,000 families in duplexes will accommodate 5,000 families if you built multi-storey buildings.

But, the essential amenities as water, parking and decent environment should also be provided for the multi-storey residential areas.

InyinyaAgbaOku:


You lie.
Enugu has a flyover at Port Harcourt street, beside Jehovah Witness Kingdom Hall , off Osadebe street.
The flyover is atop a rail line. What's your problem?

Rgade:
This swedishdocument guy abi what is his name and Ttipsy we've heard enough of your childish whining, they claimed that Enugu has no flyover or Interchange they were proven wrong, now they've shifted the goalpost to a "well defined" flyover.
Will these guys ever get tired?? It's like they just want to satisfy themselves that Enugu is inadequate in a particular area.
How many people have fled enugu because we don't have a "well defined" flyover or how many people have died because of that?? What we have has and and is working for us perfectly, that's why they were built and not "well defined" flyovers.
Before the crime was that Enugu has red soil, now we have committed another crime by not having "well defined" flyovers.
If these two lame points were all THEY could use to prove that Enugu is inadequate, then I must say that Enugu isn't doing bad at all.
Indeed Enugu is inadequate, every state is, but unfortunately, building "well defined" flyovers won't help us defeat our inadequacy, not even a bit. I believe there are more important things we should be loosing sleep over.

SwedishDocument:
Nwokem stop rambling and chewing words like gworo. Ofcourse there's no big deal about having flyovers but claiming to have what you don't have is a NO NO for me. Inugo.

Rgade:
This swedishdocument guy abi what is his name and Ttipsy we've heard enough of your childish whining, they claimed that Enugu has no flyover or Interchange they were proven wrong, now they've shifted the goalpost to a "well defined" flyover.
Will these guys ever get tired?? It's like they just want to satisfy themselves that Enugu is inadequate in a particular area.
How many people have fled enugu because we don't have a "well defined" flyover or how many people have died because of that?? What we have has and and is working for us perfectly, that's why they were built and not "well defined" flyovers.
Before the crime was that Enugu has red soil, now we have committed another crime by not having "well defined" flyovers.
If these two lame points were all THEY could use to prove that Enugu is inadequate, then I must say that Enugu isn't doing bad at all.
Indeed Enugu is inadequate, every state is, but unfortunately, building "well defined" flyovers won't help us defeat our inadequacy, not even a bit. I believe there are more important things we should be loosing sleep over.

SwedishDocument:
Nwokem stop rambling and chewing words like gworo. Ofcourse there's no big deal about having flyovers but claiming to have what you don't have is a NO NO for me. Inugo.

Abagworo:
Enugu has a lot of flyovers that link the expressway to the city at almost every entry point. We must thank Shehu Shagari and Obasanjo government of old for deeming it fit to construct such future relief especially now that Enugu urbanization is crossing over to the other side of the expressway. Port-Harcourt never got such gesture on Aba road. Onitsha also benefited at Upper Iweka interchange which wouldn't have been possible to build now if it wasn't built then.

eduj:

oga a simple search of enugu (using google earth app) would prove you wrong.

superlightning:


my brother dont mind them especialiy swedishdocument. first they attacked abia, then they shifted to imo and ebonyi, now they have faced enugu. when you see these guys, feel sorry for them. their inferiority complex is appaling

Afam4eva:
^^ Isn't that beside Priceless Stores?

ckenneths:


I don't think so, priceless stores are around New Owerri.