Hmm! You think am bluffing, that is the temporary bridge their useless government built for them and they are hailing him!

That wooden dual carriageway bridge up there cost their government millions to execute!

Firefire:

Nna,
What is the situation of the bridge now? Is that the current picture

This is what this dunces are going through under this Islamic blood thirsty APC!

Yolobass can suffer!

I am sorry nwa ada. it was a typo!

Email me here: chino.dyke@yahoo.com

Bliss4Lyfe: @chino, dude one of these dayz I will skype u and then u can tell everybody wat u see. I am not a he.

It is to make sure that you kill any muslim that may likely blow himself and kill others!

oluamid:


huh Shoot at sight?

NOthing differentiates you from the Boko Haram then.

Please don't let those people make you lose track of your humanity cos once you do, you might as well strap a bomb to your chest and walk into a market.

I think its construction started shortly before Obi handed over power and now the new administration has continued with the project!

banega: Are you kidding me??

My humble suggestion is to shoot at sight any muslim anywhere he or she is sighted, because he/she could be a boko haramist or their sponsor!

As I was coming back from lunch, I saw one yolobar corper within our secretariat premises. I called him forth to question him if he is a muslim and he said yes, that he is a muslim from oshun! I left him immediately and went straight to the security dept to report the matter for them to keep an eye on the dude. Why will he loitering around the parking lot in the first place? I learned Aregbsola is training some insurgents in his state.

I am seriously scared of muslims whether a yolobar or an hausa!

Good job!

Nwanne, what can I say! Some people sef! smh!

TabletMan: i dont even know what you're trying to prove to them... Some of them won't have the stable electricity those that live at amawbia and nibo normally got, they just want to use this particular news to pass their pathetic and silly points.

Hun, you need to understand that government houses are more or less a mini military facility. There is no way some petty thieves can have a field day fiddling with 11 vans. How will they even have access into the facility in the first place, in a facility that has at least 3 well manned gates with electronic surveillance gadgets?? Some news reports are better ignored!

berem: So Chino are you saying the theft and vandalization didn't take place?
Issokay!!

Edit your former post to reflect reality!

idumuose:
APC e me aluu!Tufia! *withdraws earlier comment*

I have not seen other media house that reported this half baked junk by the leadership newspaper. I don't believe that a whole seat of power does not have maximum security. I am a regular visitor to the government house, and I know how tight the security in that place is! I still see this report as being sponsored by the opposition to underscore Obiano's towering achievements on security. Because security network in Anambra is at its maximum talk more of petty thieves entering the government house. Its not possible. You don't consume everything you read from the media hook line and sinker!

berem: so why is government house Awka not enjoying the same 15-19hrs of daily supply?
Anyway,that's not the issue. The issue is the lack of security at the government house anytime the governor travels. What say ye about it?

As at this morning, the governor has gone to Njikoka for road inspection! The traveling thingy is an attempt by Ngige and his Islamic party to tarnish the image of the working governor!

I am living and working in Awka with my family! I enjoy at least 15-19hrs of power supply in Awka! Call your sister in UNIZIK, she will corroborate the same info am giving you! Awka is among the few Nigerian cities that enjoy almost steady power supply!

berem: does it mean the government house is only run on generators? What happened to public power supply?

Now I clearly understand the reason why a certain Igbo group is complaining about the poor state of electricity supply in the southeast. If the government house of Anambra state has epileptic power supply, God knows what's happening in other areas of the state and the entire southeast.

Anybody that stand against you is chino! hmmm!

Who does not know bliss4life on NL. Why not go through his posts over the years to cure your ignorance.

You doubted me when I told you that no Anambran wants to leave Anambra but now some Anambra guys are coming up to corroborate what I have been saying here.

I am not in anyway saying that a new state should not be created but let it pass through referendum. I bet you when you conduct referendum in Anambra you will be shocked that no part of the state wants to leave to any other state.

mandax: Chino still here with his many monikers on NL. Information has it that since one Imo state lady who Chino loved dumped Chino, he has not recovered from the psychosis. Chino lost the Bliss of life.

^^^^ By the time you finish reading this, you will be well informed that we elected a technocrat and not Ngige who is an errand boy to a hardened criminal called Tinibu!

Profkomolafe: You guyz r receiving wat u bargained for. . . We told u 2 vote in #chrisNgige u said u want OBA*INO, meaning king of fire. By d tym he z tru wit u guys, una go knw wtin dy XUP

You mean you wanted us to vote Tinibu(Ngige)?

Of course we are getting what we bargained good governance within just 100days in office!



The hoped-for interview session with the state chief executive followed closely on the heels of a quickly concluded buffet breakfast. The journalists, now huddled around the longish table, were ready to engage the governor, who had clocked his first 100 days in office the previous day, Tuesday, June 25. This Wednesday morning’s meeting was in the spirit of that landmark event and preceded his next appointment at the Women Development Centre in Awka.

Creating an enabling environment for development

That the governor had tackled some the state’s urgent challenges headlong was evident from the recent efforts to wrest the state from the stranglehold of armed robbers, drug barons, extortionists and kidnappers, among others. The hitherto notorious Upper Iweka part of Onitsha has been rendered much safer, thanks to the recent demolishing of the unsightly motor parks and the consequent flushing out of the miscreants who found a safe haven in them.


Attesting to the state’s improved security situation, the award-winning author Chimamanda Ngozi Adicie, in her address later that Wednesday at the Women Development Centre, said: “Most of us know how, for a long time, Onitsha has been a security nightmare. If you are travelling, you do NOT want to be in Upper Iweka after 6 pm because of the fear of armed robbers. But today, because of our new governor’s initiative, people in Onitsha no longer live in fear. True freedom is to be able to live without fear. A relative told me that you can drop your mobile phone on the ground in Upper Iweka and come back hours later and still see it there, which was NOT the case in the past. And which is one of the best ways to measure leadership – by the testimony of the ordinary people. My sincere hope is that, under the leadership of Governor Obiano, Anambra state will continue its journey of progress with strides that are wide and firm and sure.”


Upper Iweka has also shed its unflattering reputation as one of the most traffic-congested areas in the state. Gone is anarchy that welcomes travellers from the other side of the River Niger into the commercial city.
A joint security outfit – known as Operation Kpochapu – was thoughtfully put together by the governor for crime-fighting and prevention. This outfit was credited with the recent bold demolishing of houses known to have been owned by kidnappers in towns like Aguleri, Ihiala and Ogidi. In the state’s close-knit communities, quick ill-gotten wealth would be easily noticed. It is therefore easy to understand how the state security outfit could quickly hunt down armed robbers and illicit drug dealers.


During Governor Obiano’s first 100 days, this “necessary foundation for growth” has been laid for the state’s development. “In the area of security, we have reclaimed our cities and communities from kidnappers and armed robbers,” he revealed. “We have arrested 177 kidnappers out of which 97 are currently undergoing prosecution. We have destroyed their warehouses where they keep their victims and cut off their weapons supply lines and now, my beloved Ndi Anambra can sleep with both eyes closed.”
The governor has not only gone after the criminal elements in the state. He has also agreed with the Inspector General of Police to reassign most of the divisional police officers (DPOs) in the state, who have been tainted by their complicity with the outlaws.


That Governor Obiano is intent on making the state the cleanest in the federation is bolstered by his warning that he would penalise those caught flouting the environmental laws. His administration has thus far successfully tackled both domestic and industrial waste disposal.
Focus has remained his administration’s totem word. “In a football game, what you look at is the ball,” he told his guests. For his administration, the focus is the programme. Governor Obiano hopes to institutionalise some of the achievements of his predecessor, Peter Obi.


To this end, his administration has evolved what it calls the Four Pillars of Development. “The Four Pillars are the vehicle through which accelerated development will be delivered to Ndi Anambra.”
These pillars – namely, Agriculture, Industrialisation, Trade and Commerce as well as Oil and Gas– are in turn supported by what the governor calls “the Enablers”. These include security, education, health, the environment, social infrastructure, housing and urban development, tourism, youth and sports development, security and social welfare and administration and local government, among others.

Agriculture
In Agriculture, a revolution of sorts aimed at increasing food sufficiency and creating massive employment has been flagged off. For instance, estimated 80,000 metric tons of rice are currently being produced in the state, which consumed 320,000 metric tons. “In partnership with the Coscharis Group, we have commissioned the Coched Farms Project to produce 120,000 metric tons of rice per annum and generate 1000 jobs for our youths,” the governor revealed.


The Anaku-based farm project, which it is hoped would gulp N200 million, hopes to reduce the shortfall between the consumption and production rates. It also buoys the state government’s vision to become a net exporter of rice in two years.
Governor Obiano’s administration has lunged into a comprehensive mechanised agriculture, whose chain reaction, he hopes, would lead to the creation of more industries. To this end, a blueprint for this agricultural revolution focussed on cassava, corn and rice production, to be spearheaded by Professor Omaliko, has been mapped out. Farming co-operatives are also expected to support the production of these key crops.
The administration hopes through creating fish farms in all the local government areas of the state to make Anambra a net exporter of fish.

Road Construction
The construction of 14 new roads (totalling up to 167.494 kilometres) have been flagged off in the state. “We have also commenced the construction of three flyovers in Awka and one bridge that leads to the oilfields of Aguleri,” the governor said.
Also, a 10-year Industrial Development Plan has been rolled out by the administration to bolster the trade and commerce sector. The administration has commenced the development of new markets in Ogbunike, Oba, Awka and Umunze. It is expected that the proceeds from agriculture and oil and gas would find outlets through this sector.

Oil and Gas
For obvious reasons, the state wants to be numbered among Nigeria’s oil producing states. This would make it the 10th in the club. It would earn it the much-coveted place among the recipients of the Niger Delta Development Commission largesse. Improving the state’s revenue base would go a long way in giving the administration’s programme a terrific shot in the arm.
Mindful of this, the state government plans to support Orient Petroleum’s 60 barrels per day refinery, which on completion it is hoped would give foreign airlines the reason to stop over in Anambra State for the refuelling of their aircrafts.

Education and Health
In sectors like education and health, the government adopts similar three-pronged approaches. In education, the focus is on the development of infrastructure, students and teachers. The governor promised the upward review of the latter’s welfare packages as soon as the state’s revenue base improves. “ We have upwardly reviewed the staff salaries of Nwafor Orizu College of Education, Nsugbe and approved the payment of N10m to ensure the completion of the NUT House in Awka,” he disclosed in his speech later that day.


Similarly, in the health sector, the government is interested in the improvement of the infrastructure as well as the welfare of patients and healthcare professionals like doctors and nurses. Currently, there are 87 government doctors, most of whom would probably shun posting to remote rural communities. “ We have performed a number of highly successful free surgeries in Umueri General Hospital and established a Maternal and Child Health clinic in Nanka,” he told a gathering of Anambra citizens in the Women Development Centre Hall.


The state government also partners with missionary bodies to provide adequate infrastructures in the health sector. This is in keeping with the administration’s 4Cs concept, which comprises of continuing, completing, commissioning and commencing projects. So far, the frontline missionary hospitals at Adazi-Nnukwu, Ogidi, Ihiala, Onitsha, and Amichi are in stages of completion. Similar methods are also being in education and other core MDG interest sectors.

Other Projects
The state government is equally building a world class capital city. Besides the flagging off the construction of three flyovers and a three-Arms Zone in Awka, the administration has “set up the new Awka Capital Territory Development Board with a view to transforming Awka into a super-modern city that we shall all be proud of.”


Governor Obiano revealed that necessary steps have been taken to develop the historic Ogbunike Cave into a world-class tourist destination. Also included in the state government’s development vision are the Owelle-Ezukala Water Falls and the Agulu Lake Tourist Resort.


A appointed new managing director/CEOs has been appointed for the Anambra Broadcasting Service ABS and for the state’s National Light newspaper. “In youths development, we have commenced a comprehensive collection of data on Anambra youths with a view to placing them in gainful employment.”


The governor’s road roadmap to the future of Anambra State is anchored on a vision, which hopes to make the state the first “Choice Investment Destination and a hub for industrialisation and commercial activities” and a mission that hopes “to create a socially stable, business friendly environment that will attract both indigenes and foreigners to seek wealth creating opportunities in Anambra State.”


The governor hopes the roadmap will be sustained by the Spirit of Anambra, which he said, “is the inherent kinetic energy behind the numerous accomplishments of our people in education, commerce and industry, sports, literature & the arts, politics and science and other fields of human endeavour. It is the light we bear to every corner of the world in pursuit of happiness and our readiness to absorb or be absorbed into diverse cultures of the world. The Spirit of Anambra is a high-achieving spirit that finds motivation in itself and fulfilment in the achievement of others.


“It is the spirit of Egbe belu, ugo belu!”
There have in addition been deliberations with the leadership of the Anambra State House of Assembly “for the immediate passage of a parliamentary instrument that will facilitate the adoption of the new symbols of the socio-cultural identity of Anambra State.
“They include a new emblem, a new anthem and a new flag as well as distinctive colours that will be synonymous with Anambra State.”

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/100-days-in-office-a-governor-takes-stock/182754/

Jati jati!

Just take a look at how you guys are wallowing in deep poverty!

WIZGUY69:
@ Pix, what am seeing there are skyscrappers.........
i will be back tomorrow with pictures of your caves
since you are blind to see how poverty have crawled into your people.
i pray you wake up tomorrow.....
as for customized, tomorrow is your last day on earth, say amen ....
FEAR FEAR.

sophistication..

Can you beat this?

This is ibadam the capital of yolobarland..

98% of houses in oshogbo does not have toilet facilities..

I am waiting for you so that I will crush you with pictures of ibadam, abeokuta and latrine oshogbo!

You should ask me how much will I pay you to post them!



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WIZGUY69:
How much you go pay me? so that i will not upload pictures of your heaven on earth??

Where is this? Has ibadam remodeled their pattern?

Now take this..see the heartland of abeokuta!

You are back? Welcome oo..

I have more pictures of your useless South West to post..

Just take a look up and see where you people are living like monkeys in the 21st century!

WIZGUY69: We will continue tomorrow, time to f*ck hell outta Chidinma!!
@ Evergreen, you own case is closed, village girl, since you were born, you haven't crawled out of your hell hole.
@ chino..... you are one hell of a boring dude, keep on recycling your state capital pictures everyday. lowlifer.
@ customized............how your okpa business, clifford orji's successor.
btw
i heard most ibos don't use to build toilet in their cave, jst poo inside lylon the next day they will thorw it inside their neighbours house .
God will help y'all o.
@ chino keep on uploading the prime hood areas of your heavenly onitsha, i will burst your bubble tomorrow, onitsha that i know like the plam of my hand?
fear GOD O

oshogbo cannot even boast of a decent barbing salon in the whole village.

^^^^^How can Igbos live in this yolobar slums? Its not possible! Igbos are not in the rural areas as ibadam, abeokuta, oshogbo etc..

Here is the rural area called oshogbo!

I believe in photospeak!

Below is another abeokuta! I don't believe in too much grammar.

fuckluv: I was even taking you serious till I saw this below. I deal with INTELLIGENT folks

Anambra State has again recorded first position among all the states in the country whose candidates took the 2013 National Examination Council (NECO).

This disclosure was coming barely a week after the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) statistics showed that Anambra State came first among all the states in Nigeria whose students took the 2013 West African Senior School Certificate Examination ( WASSCE).

It was gathered that besides being the overall best in the country, an indigene of the State, Agbasi Praise Chinemelum, with the Registration number of 424953GE emerged the best candidate in the NECO. Speaking on the development, the immediate past Commissioner for Education in the state, Dr. Uju Okeke, said it was another demonstration of the fruits from the huge investment of the former Governor of the State in education.

The commissioner expressed confidence that the performance of the state would be better in the coming years, when the effects to return schools to their owners as well as other programmes put in place by the Peter Obi government began to manifest.

Anambra State officer of NECO, Mr. John Tumba, has already congratulated the state government on the feat.


http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/again-anambra-leads-in-neco-exam/

Do I need to cram your useless and silly language? What is clear to everyone is that it is abeokuta if not tell me any place that looks like that if not yolobarland.

fuckluv: So the place doesn't have a name? I asked you a simple question.

You can now see for yourself that you're such a JOKE!

LIAR.