cjrane:


I hope all these new cabs are all the INNOSON cars FOX and UMU

cjrane:
Apart from patronizing a local car manufacturer, It will help make procurement of spare parts easy and thus, maintenance of the vehicles assured.

SUNNEWS: There was a time the Federal Government demanded buses from your company but the quantity was not met, why?

INNOSON: There is no way you can place order for large quantity of vehicles today and you have that number supplied to you imme­diately. But whatever quantity you want, if you place the order on time on the date of delivery, we will meet your demand. There is no quantity that is too much for us to produce. What we need is to increase our manpower to meet up the demand, but we must be given adequate notice.

FKO81:

Please ignore the FOOL, they just release the DOG from his cage, since they release him he is going around attacking Igbo threads, don't worry they will cage him again. Pls every Nwa-afor should ignore him

4thsense:


Thank you bro, this ANSIPPA link is sure resourceful. I had visited the few links that have information on the Governor's deeds/projects like www.willieisworking.com.ng, contacted quite some friends that still operate in the state and have also keenly followed this thread. The reason why I want to speak with you guys is that I have observed that you seem to be among the crew that moves around with the governor or something and will sure have certain information required for some strategic investment decisions which of course I cannot get surfing the net. when we exchange mails, I will leave you with no doubt of my identity. Please go ahead and assist as requested.

@FKO81, Ohokwanu so gi ma ife, biko emena ka umu-azi......hope you got the message.

vanbonattel:

what did obi construct in 8 yrs apart from fidelity bnk.

asha80:
Obiano cannot do much about them..they were elected into office before he was sworn in which means they are not his men.

BuddahMonk:
Its easier to invest in Anambra State now because the State investment and promotion council have gotten their office, they even do promos, workshops, seminars and roadshows, i dnt think if they have website but for now but you can easily walk down to their Awka office and do your businesses.

Simple n straighfoward

FKO81:

My friend if you want to invest in Anambra state google Anambra investment management to guide you, please don't play prank here.

4thsense:


@ Myluv1, OreMi, Investnow, Please i need to speak with you guys...I and my friends are interested in investing in properties and some other opportunities especially in these upcoming areas like new state capital site, malls, etc. There are a lot more we would like to know....please send me your e-mail or phone numbers on thebusinessedgedc@gmail.com

Thank you.

tabletman1:
^^^^ I thought some people said that they are slow in constructing this awka flyover
When peter was constructing nkpor flyover, it took us almost 2 and half years to see the pillars

Yeske2:
Enter Anambra and I'd take you round.

Yeske2:
@mylove1, I'll get you pix of government institutions and those of missions, Obi tried, no doubt but he had this streak of bigotry in him. Hopefully, Obiano wouldn't fall for it too .

Yeske2:
I bet you can't try Lagos line now, so bloodied so crowded.

Yeske2:
A low for Obi anyway, he was way too religious, preferring mission schools and hospitals to government funded institutions but he's good.

According to Peter Obi, “Do not let anyone deceive you. This country is rich enough to fund education at all levels. All we need to do is cut down waste.” He went on to tell us the battles he fought to ensure schools were handed over to their original owners and how he ensured it was not a mere hand over, but guaranteed funding for forty years. He did a mapping in which he realized the Catholic Church owned more than 400 schools, the Anglican more than 300, and the government about 250, and devised a sharing formula based on that distribution. I was so amazed at the extent of distributive justice he displayed, how the state ministry of education got less because it had fewer schools, and how the church boards got more because they had more schools. And according to him, the results were there to see: while the missions applied their money successfully, government bureaucracy and corruption often resulted in poor outcomes.

Before now whenever I read in the newspapers about the millions of naira Obi gave the Catholic and Anglican Churches, I would have a concern. I kept wondering whether there was a legal framework, whether he was just being magnanimous. I kept asking myself, what would happen when he left office? Would his successor continue with this magnanimity? It was such a delight therefore to learn that the very first step he took was to ensure the House of Assembly passed a bill, which he signed, into law.

Indeed he (Obi) told us a funny story how the erosion control project in one of the schools was valued by government at more than 50 million Naira, and the principal of the school, a Catholic nun, valued the work at about 20 million Naira; he asked his officials to give the principal the 20 million naira but they refused because it would go against ‘financial guidelines of the state.’ He insisted and the money was given, and the work was done to great satisfaction, with the 20 million Naira!

Yeske2:
Oguta road extends from upper Iweka to the junction between Awka road and Upper market road, it traverses Woliwo left and right onward to Menax road junction i. e before CKC, immediately after the junction, CKC area by the left is Odoakpu and the right is inland town up to DMGS roundabout. So that road cuts across three suburbs within Onitsha.

Yeske2:
No be only you o, Enugu road gets me confused so many times too but i think it should be between GRA and American quarters
Same for Oguta road, is it Odoakpu or inland town?

Zonacom:

Na oringo d hungry u nwanne. Anyway Anambra needs it. Atleast Anambra traders and workers should rest and party at some point. Overbusy d worry us at times

"We shall re-integrate aesthetics and beauty into our cities and our environment. We shall make Anambra beautiful again," he explained and further announced that plans were underway to set aside one full week in December for the celebration of the cultural heritage of the people in all the local government areas of the state.

myluv1:
^^^^ who knows if the bolded is still being planned? I will be looking forward to it.

“Tell your brothers and sister in the Diaspora and elsewhere to come home for Christmas. Anambra is safe enough for all of us. This Christmas will be one of the best you have ever had,” the governor assured. He also announced that his administration had made an elaborate plan to give Ndi Anambra a wow experience this Christmas starting with a special Christmas Carol night, wrestling and boxing Championships, a musical concert, male and female football tournaments and a masquerade festival.

We are doing a lot of things when it comes to environment. We are putting permanent structures on street cleanliness. We are clearing drainages and moving garbage’s from receptacles. We just deliberated last week on how to get owners of the structures close to the receptacles to clear the grasses around the area. Grasses gives an impression of abandonment even when the place is clean grasses make the place look unkempt.

We are also trying to make sure that houses on the major roads are painted. We want to have clean streets with proper street markings, and directional signs and street lightings. That is the first thing you will see at the Upper Iweka which we have transformed from the notorious den of criminal to the luxury buses’ activities to what you see now. We are only 60 per cent done, by the time we are 100 per cent done, it will be a super place which creates a good impression about the state.

funkybully:
The great ikemba, the symbol if igbo strength and determination.

Ikengawo:
The plazas you're posting look disgusting. We have to hold ourselves to a higher standard than that! Annual repaint should be mandatory and there should be stiffer regulations on building code and aesthetics. Many of the plazas above look like cement chicken coups


I can post a many prisons in africa built and maintained with more dignity than these buildings.

Chinese firm and Richbon’s assembly plant to attract $40m investment

When is the assembly plant coming on stream in Nigeria?

Since this corporation is relative to the technical aspect, on our side we are ready to transfer the technology to Nigeria. Secondly, we have signed a MoU with Richbon on this corporation. As the Chike Muonagolu, chairman/CEO, Richbon Group, told us that the MoU between Richbon and the (Anambra) state government was making a tremendous progress.

According to Richbon, they are awaiting approval from the National Automotive Industries, while the government of Anambra State has demonstrated the willingness. A MoU would be signed very soon for the location of the plant, which Anambra State government would give the land as equity. As soon as the MoU is ready in the next one week, we review it and the parties involved would be giving time to study it and once it is signed the assembling of the plant will commence.

Where is the location of the automobile plant and any approval from government?

We are awaiting approval from the National Automotive Industries, while the government of Anambra State has demonstrated the willingness, and a MoU would be signed very soon. We are looking at the Anambra State government collecting the land as equity.
http://businessdayonline.com/2014/11/chinese-firm-and-richbons-assembly-plant-to-attract-40m-investment/#.VHuj4azdNRZ