post=123667653: As Nnewi residents clamour for road expansion and dualisation, the residents should also prepare for what comes with it, Nnewi appears to be the most difficult city to control by Anambra State Government, when Peter Obi was building shopping mall at Nnewi they took the state government to court, that massive mall was halt till today, when Okada was banned in all Anambra cities Nnewi refused to comply, city with many influential people that's the disadvantage, Soludo na no nonsense governor be ready for his Monday hammer
I do tell people soludo will outperform his predecessors but obi fans will not agree due to sentiment.
Ok thank God for you cos I thought you are also another jobless miscreant, we just finished giving one the beating of his life for stealing a phone, I don't eat amala and ewedu, makes me throw up .
As Anambra State Government about to give it fourth city a face-lift for the proposed Ekwulobia road expansion, flyover, Bus station, fire service station etc many buildings are being destroy for the projects including banks, shops, total filling station, Jezco warehouse, motor parks, and so many others, although State Government has given them enough time sine last year.
In this video the property owners are the ones removing any valuables from their properties, the last warning has been issued to them by the government and stakeholders this week
You should know where people that talk like that come from....brown roof republic , Abia states own master plan will be unveiled on Monday so I hope he doesn't run out of negative comments that will end in Thier brown roof republic.
You're such a fool. There is no continent without an ancient city, visit Rome, China, Korea and even US etc
When the time those houses you're referring to as brown roofs were being constructed, there is the probability that your grandparents are looking for an under bridge to lay their head every night which makes many of your generation to migrate to Lagos.
You and I know Anambarians don't harbor intimidation
Have you forgotten there's something called intimidation when you are helpless? When did he come that he could settle all those people? I thought he said he met the state in debt. Do you know most of these Agberos that collect money by these roads are victims of all these and are homeless?
My useless and unfortunate mother, You ozz of foolishness all over with your statement cos your mother didn't train you on how to train your stupid and senseless children. Ogene, now Henry. Nnewi to be destroyed on Monday that even Soludo doesn't go out. Why choose Monday so as to kill them under guise of UGM?
Soludo was sworn in on 17th of March 2022 not upto two years, his development is coming to Nnewi, his administration has secured industrial park in Nnewi, all I'm saying Nnewi to be ready for his Monday hammer 🔨 I hope they are hearing what's happening in Awka and Ekwulobia they don't bribe them, Jezco oil warehouse, banks, churches are all being demolished
post=123667560: Same thing is happening in Awka and Onitsha, many buildings were partially demolished at Unizik Junction down to Esther Okoli avenue to give way to dualization of the road, and so many areas in Awka are witnessing same
Happening at Unizik junction? ...is Unizik junction not dualized already?
post=123667653: As Nnewi residents clamour for road expansion and dualisation, the residents should also prepare for what comes with it, Nnewi appears to be the most difficult city to control by Anambra State Government, when Peter Obi was building shopping mall at Nnewi they took the state government to court, that massive mall was halt till today, when Okada was banned in all Anambra cities Nnewi refused to comply, city with many influential people that's the disadvantage, Soludo na no nonsense governor be ready for his Monday hammer
Not in Nnewi! Who b Soludo? No be person put him there?
Soludo was sworn in on 17th of March 2022 not upto two years, his development is coming to Nnewi, his administration has secured industrial park in Nnewi, all I'm saying Nnewi to be ready for his Monday hammer 🔨 I hope they are hearing what's happening in Awka and Ekwulobia they don't bribe them, Jezco oil warehouse, banks, churches are all being demolished
THE OIL AND COCONUT PALMS SOLUTION AGENDA OF ANAMBRA STATE
By Paul Nwosu
It is an established fact that Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo, CFR, is determined to re-enact the days of agricultural prosperity under former Eastern Region Premier Dr. Michael Iheonukara Okpara. Of course many of the younger ones, especially the recent generation, may not understand the Michael Okpara revolution that transformed the Eastern Region into one of the fastest growing economies in the world.
At the time of the Okpara phenomenon, crude oil was still being prospected and nobody had any inkling that the oil boom would happen, even though it later turned out to be more like oil doom. Doom in the sense that it gradually killed the lofty agricultural initiatives that were already yielding robust fruits.
The institutional milestones recorded and solid infrastructure built by the M.I. Okpara administration in the Eastern Region at that time were essentially from agricultural produce, majorly palm produce.
It’s this glorious era that Soludo wants to bring back. He has crunched the numbers and come to the veritable conclusion that, as it was in the beginning when there was no crude oil, so shall it be now that crude oil is drying up. The requisite projections have been carefully done by Mr Governor to convince the doubting ‘Thomases’ in our midst that this is the fastest way to pull our people out of poverty.
Palm and coconut seedlings are currently being procured by Anambra State government and distributed free of charge to carefully selected people and groups that can nurture them to fruiting stage.
The gains are enormous. For starters, palm oil ranks one of the world’s most consumed vegetable oil. This underscores the need for the Anambra State Oil and Coconut Palms Agenda of 2023 because well over 60 percent of all packaged products found in supermarkets includes palm oil as the basic raw material.
It’s a well-known fact that the global palm oil market is valued at U$D63.86 billion.
The development of the oil palm industry in Malaysia is one of the largest and most successful poverty eradication projects in the world. This remarkably crashed poverty indices from 50 percent in the 1960s to less than 5 percent today, and directly employs over 570,000 people, with additional 290,000 downstream.
At the latest count, there are over 30 high value by-products that could be captured through the refining of palm oil.
On the other hand, the Coconut Oil market is currently valued at U$D3.44 billion. It is one of the fastest growing agricultural sector products with a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 7 percent. Experts attribute the rapid growth of this sector to the increase in awareness of consumers regarding the various health benefits of coconut oil.
The chosen species of the palms are quite prolific. The Malaysian hybrid coconut, for example, has a fruiting period of three years after planting. The expected yield per tree is 100+ nuts per year after maturity. At the average market price of N400 per nut, the expected revenue translates to N40,000 per tree in annual income.
The Tenera oil palm (Malaysian Hybrid) also has a fruiting period of three years after transplanting. A minimum of five trees would be given to each household. Each tree produces average of 40 fresh fruit bunches (FFB) per year at full maturity. When 40 FFB is multiplied by 5, it amounts to 200 FFB per household. It is remarkable that 100 FB yields one ton of crude palm oil. Thusly, 200 FFB is guaranteed to yield 2 tons of crude palm oil. At the current market price of N600,000 per ton of Crude Palm Oil, this translates to N1.2 Million per annum in revenue.
It is noteworthy that when fully implemented the Anambra Oil and Coconut Palm initiative will radically transform the economy of the State by directly impacting on the disposable household incomes of Ndi-Anambra.
The 2023 Palm Agenda is focused on liberating the most vulnerable population from abject poverty, thus bringing to fruition the APGA motto: “Onye Aghana Nwanne Ya.”
At the very least, 100,000 households are expected to benefit from this year’s initiative with each family receiving between 5 to 10 improved palm seedlings.
Wow.... Wonderful!! Those palm trees area are so impressive. Would like to have them. Otukwuru omia!
post=123667653: As Nnewi residents clamour for road expansion and dualisation, the residents should also prepare for what comes with it, Nnewi appears to be the most difficult city to control by Anambra State Government, when Peter Obi was building shopping mall at Nnewi they took the state government to court, that massive mall was halt till today, when Okada was banned in all Anambra cities Nnewi refused to comply, city with many influential people that's the disadvantage, Soludo na no nonsense governor be ready for his Monday hammer
Lol, very difficult people. On the issue of okada ban, the terrain of nnewi will make it impossible for that to work.
post=123667560: Same thing is happening in Awka and Onitsha, many buildings were partially demolished at Unizik Junction down to Esther Okoli avenue to give way to dualization of the road, and so many areas in Awka are witnessing same
This is what happens when there is no town planning. No master plan was initiated and enforced from the beginning. As a result, everyone bears the brunt of such myopic leadership. Many parts of the SE seen today as bush, will begin to be developed in about 10 years from now In 50 years, the prevailing government will order the structures demolished to build roads.
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