achi4u: Spyder88 u promise to visit Abakaliki sometime ago but...
we dy wait o

Business has not taken me there for now, abi you wan give me house to build for Abakaliki
I will be starting a building in Ebonyi very soon but not Abakaliki.

Oga afam4eva greetings once again.
It will surely be a great dis-service to Ndiigbo and Ebonyi ppl not to have visited this state for the first time.Ebonyi was created out of Enugu and Abia stated but was been neglected and discriminated by its brothers and sister of other state.
Before i join this NL forum early this year,i do read all the bashing and name calling of this state mostly from igbo sons and daugthers who suppose not to thread that part.
Afam,you hate this state with passion but thank GOD most of you guyz has grow-up with sence of maturity.

Ejim ohere a na ekele ndi Imo,Abia,Enugu,okachasi ndi ANAMBRA na mgbo ha gbara(ka na agbakwa)i hu na ala Abakaliki mepere otu odi ugbu a.
Mazi afam na umuigbo ndi ozo ekele o.

oga spyder,that your Onistha pix is to small,just keep snapping those tall buildings O! and don't look ground

spyder880:

Business has not taken me there for now, abi you wan give me house to build for Abakaliki
I will be starting a building in Ebonyi very soon but not Abakaliki.

I wish i can give you one business or one contract like! 'O ego ka ikpe mara'
But there is no Ebonyi without Abakaliki.
abeg try show.

spyder880:

I put all Owerri pictures on the "Rochas midas" thread.

Oga Spyder880.. Can u put up a link for the thread you mention pls, thanks

achi4u: oga spyder,that your Onistha pix is to small,just keep snapping those tall buildings O! and don't look ground

una no go kill me for dis NL '

ACM10:


una no go kill me for dis NL '

my guy Onisha sweet for up come danger for ground.
The soil texture baaaad!

ACM10:


una no go kill me for dis NL '

I have been laughing my ass out at Achi's comments. It is obvious he is a proud abakaliki guy, and he is right in a way sha, Ebonyi has not been getting any mention in Igbo discussions even Delta and River States that are not wholly Igbo states get better mention than them. It is kind of funny but nobody talks about Ebonyi whether negetive or positive, it is like they don't exist. I seriously would love to see pictures from there too, am curious jor. Umu guys Ebony ele ebe unu nó?

rhymz: I have been laughing my ass out at Achi's comments. It is obvious he is a proud abakaliki guy, and he is right in a way sha, Ebonyi has not been getting any mention in Igbo discussions even Delta and River States that are not wholly Igbo states get better mention than them. It is kind of funny but nobody talks about Ebonyi whether negetive or positive, it is like they don't exist. I seriously would love to see pictures from there too, am curious jor. Umu guys Ebony ele ebe unu nó?

my brother,we're busy cultivating rice and yam in order to keep body & soul going.Most of us here refuses to be indentify with our state;maybe because of how things are been run by our old gran papa or because of poverty,i just don't know what is our problem.

achi4u: my brother,we're busy cultivating rice and yam in order to keep body & soul going.Most of us here refuses to be indentify with our state;maybe because of how things are been run by our old gran papa or because of poverty,i just don't know what is our problem.

Ebonyi happens to be one state that's very close to my heart because Enugu and Ebonyi are brothers. I think the problem Ebonyi has is the fact that past(Egwu) and present(Elechi) governments have not done much to sell ebonyi. We rarely get news from there unlike some other states. The prroblem with Ebonyi is a leaderrship problem just like Abia and maybe Anambra.

afam4eva:
Ebonyi happens to be one state that's very close to my heart because Enugu and Ebonyi are brothers. I think the problem Ebonyi has is the fact that past(Egwu) and present(Elechi) governments have not done much to sell ebonyi. We rarely get news from there unlike some other states. The prroblem with Ebonyi is a leaderrship problem just like Abia and maybe Anambra.

fixed

is chino just a bitter miserable child who always gets angry when he sees good things happening in states that are not his own? i noticed how the infant minded loser tried to wreck this thread with his foolishness and hate laced comments, and now i see he's hopelessly trying to do the same in the owerri thread. what a sore loser.

Polo Park, Enugu

800K AND 700K RESPECTIVELY ARE steep prices for those locations you mentioned Sir~

spyder880: One thing I am sure we have in Enugu state is space.

Sometimes I wonder when we are ever going to occupy all those places. I have access to information for those seeking to buy lands either for private use of for industrial development. I have 2000 plots of land measuring 60ft X 100ft available in some parts of Udi LGA. Asking price is N800k each. Same for some parts of Nkanu east, at least 1000 plots for around N700k per plot. These plots are so far from anywhere that they are not farmed, just pure forest lands.

ANYONE THAT NEEDS THEM SHOULD CONTACT ME.

I'm not sure every town is supposed to have skyscrapers. Enugu's skyline is Enugu's skyline. Without meaning to retard development, I pray the govt doesn't turn our beloved city into a Lagos wannabe. Even in the US, New york and New orleans don't look alike.

afam4eva: I wish the Enugu skyline could be revisited. The goverrnment needs to look for a way to create a new business district and erect some skyscrapers, thereby redifining the skyline.

nice one. spyder it is ok, if i copy some of ur pictures ? i am hoping to provide these enugu photos to my friends site

http://www.igbolandforum.com/index.php#c7

macjive01: nice one. spyder it is ok, if i copy some of ur pictures ? i am hoping to provide these enugu photos to my friends site

http://www.igbolandforum.com/index.php#c7

Sure, go ahead.

Nkemsplendid: 800K AND 700K RESPECTIVELY ARE steep prices for those locations you mentioned Sir~

Its because the location of the lands in question, we have cheaper ones of 400-500k

Typical village road in Enugu. Note the electrical works going into the bush.

We are going to spend some time with Coal Camp residents today. They are experiencing some hardship, courtesy of the development efforts of our dear governor. There are plans to install new water lines in the whole of coal camp Enugu. Please dont mind the dirty surroundings. Enjoy the works.

The pipes are supposed to be buried deep in those ditches.

more works

lower part of coal camp, showing the front of the motor parts market, we call it tinker market.

more of camp

This is our own version of Ladipo market or Ngbuka Obosi, you can buy all kinds of vehicle parts fron here, new or old, fake or original, from trucks to cars and motorclcles.

The market is dirty, and there are plans to move these people out of town, into another bigger area where they can expand.

In this picture, they are breaking cars in into parts, you can bring your old cars and sell them cheap here and the guys will buy them, loose and sell all the parts right in front of you.

Heavy duty Tyre section.

They can build or construct any type of metal works here. They construct some motor parts here, building body parts with sheets of metal. Its a very busy area, but very dirty.

mechanic section at Broderick street coal camp hundreds of cars line up to be repaired here.

always remember, many of the houses here are over 100 years so you can understand the old looks. This settlement was built by the British coal mining companies.

This is upper Kano street.

Then I climbed a helicopter to look at the whole of coal camp from the air.
Bros, na wash

Enugu is good the way it is. I will not hide away any area, any tourist that wants to come can come, and if the dont like us, we are good on our own. Long live Enugu state.

I love how this guy always show the slum. I like that

With that being said, Enugu sure has changed. Some areas still look the same but others wow.

I'm both impressed and sadden at the same time.