Abia1stboy:
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Abia state has decayed. Just look at my state. When we had opportunity to elect a technocrat like Alex Otti, we played useless politics of Ngwa people.

Nwa Aba ga aru Aba. Now look at the mess called Abia state today.[/s]

Take this nonsense out of here tupu Amadioha gba gbuo gi ebe ahu. Anumanu!

Will such stupidity effect changes in the affected state? Did spirits vote those people in there? Who casted the votes, men! And who should make adjustments, men! Those who kept reinforcing failures under flimsy excuses should accept their fair share of responsibility.

Igbo Omenala culture is people’s oriented. When we say we are republicans, it means we are free minded. Free minded to dethrone retrogression as well as enthrone progress. Free minded to associate ourselves with ngalaba obula nee weta oganihu.

Your chi can only say yes when both of you are in agreement. He supports your climb to great heights and allows your fall to destruction. Ya mere Ndigbo turu ilu na ebe onye dara ka chi ya kwaturu ya. Nwoke, ma nwanyi ma mba obula choro oganihu kwesiri choo ewu oji ka ihe di.

Cursed be anyone who voted evil into power and turn around to wail hysterically. We will not teach people to learn the hard way. Grown ups of Abia are old enough to learn themselves.

Let this be the first and last you’ll flood this thread with such animalistic foolery, both you and your likes. Change is entrenched by votes and not stupidity.

Abia1stboy:



Abia state has decayed. Just look at my state. When we had opportunity to elect a technocrat like Alex Otti, we played useless politics of Ngwa people.

Nwa Aba ga aru Aba. Now look at the mess called Abia state today.

Chei. You have stated the truth

Interesting.

Interesting.

Interesting.

Interesting.

Interesting.

I recently searched for Satellite views/images of some cities in the southeast. The Satellite views really surprised me as I was shocked to see that the most underrated cities in the east had the best road grid network. Check them out:


Onitsha. This city impressed me at first because that was the city I first searched for although, I was disappointed at Obosi's satellite image.

Onitsha

Second Niger Bridge, Main Market in Sight

Interesting.

Still Onitsha

The picture below that looks like a computer's CPU is Fegge.

Onitsha

2nd pic is GRA Phase 1

Interesting.

Onitsha is pretty impressive in it's planning.

Interesting.

Onitsha
1st pic is Nkpor. Very impressive
2nd pic is Obosi. It wasn't really impressive

NaijirianKing


This thread is for Development and not for news please.

So many unrelated trash from you derailing this thread.

Pan-Igbo development.... pictures of developmental strides or suggestions on how to achieve such.

Please behave yourself. You're moving the thread from the real reason it was created.

Obosi

NaijirianKing:
[s]Okowa Inaugurates 700-Capacity Hostel, Other Projects At Delta NYSC Camp

The Governor of Delta, Senator (Dr.) Ifeanyi Okowa, has assured authorities of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) of the state government's continued support to the scheme.

The governor gave the assurance on Thursday while inaugurating a 720-capacity hostel for NYSC members at the Permanent Orientation Camp in Issele-Uku.

He recalled that the camp was in a poor state when he visited in 2018, and expressed delight that the camp had begun to wear a look befitting a place where Corps members spent time before being deployed to parts of the state for primary assignment.

"This is a dream come true and we thank God that we are witnessing this great transformation of the orientation camp."

"As a government, I believe that we should improve on the facilities that we have in this orientation camp as we are collaborating with the Federal Government in different ways".

"Just few days ago, on Monday, a Court of Appeal was inaugurated in Asaba, I am happy that we have the Court of Appeal and it has been described as apparently, one of the best in the country.

"These partnerships are in the best interest of our people and in the best interest of our state and here at Issele-Uku is the first point of call for members of the NYSC who are posted to Delta State.

"The graduates numbering thousands who are posted to Delta, apparently, will work in Delta State and will impact on the state and its people, so, it is only human that we make them comfortable to bring out their best to serve the state and our nation.

"I appreciate the work of the contractors that worked here to see that these projects are completed for inauguration today; it is my hope and expectations that when we leave in 2023, this NYSC Camp will be totally a changed environment that will be comfortable for the Corps members.

"It gladdens my heart that we are here to inaugurate a 700-capacity headspace hostel for Corps members; four blocks of twin 3-bedroom flats and several other projects; in the next couple of weeks, construction work will commence on the internal roads, a multi-purpose hall and we shall also, construct a hostel to be named after Chief (Sir) B.S.C. Elue, former Deputy Governor, Delta State," Governor Okowa said.

Brigadier-General Shuaibu Ibrahim, Director-General of NYSC, represented by Mr Steve Ehoda-Adi thanked Governor Okowa for his numerous contributions to the growth of the scheme while Mr Omotade Folorunso Omotade, South-South Area Coordinator of NYSC said, "for records, no administration since the inception of our dear state in October,1991 has made this level of huge investment and commitment to this Camp and to the NYSC in Delta State."

"Governor Okowa has to his credit, the approval and actualisation of many projects on Camp among which are comprehensive renovation of existing buildings, building of 700 capacity hostel, building of eight 3-bedroom flats for camp officials, sinking of about 700 feet industrial borehole to address perennial shortage of water, linkage of camp to urban water scheme, release of 300 Kva electricity transformer with Industrial prepaid metre, brand new camp clinic, among others," he said.

Mrs .Olutayo Samuel, state coordinator of NYSC, in her address, described Governor Okowa as someone who keeps to his promises.

Traditional rulers, politicians, among others witnessed the event.[/s]

What this is doing here is exactly what I don't know.

After Onitsha, I moved to Awka. Awka was the exact opposite of Onitsha. Awka is poorly planned except for areas near government house. Awka mellinnum city should pay 100% attention to city planning and housing arrangement.

Awka

Awka

More of Awka

2nd pic is Eke Awka Market and it's environs

I have excess pictures of Awka showing the good and the bad
first pic: AMC

Awka

1st Pic: Government house area
2nd: AMC

Awka

Next was Nnewi.

More from the industrial gaint Nnewi

Next was Abakaliki.
I was very impressed with Abakaliki. Though not as organized as Onitsha but, it was more colourful and green.

Nice Abakaliki

Check out Abakaliki.
Look at the beautiful roundabout. After seeing these images, I began to pity Awka

Abakaliki