Cjrane2:


I love the little green I saw in your picture. I remember when the effort to plant grass around the Kenneth Dike library was going on. Glad the place looks green now and not red soil.

While everyone is obsessed with flyovers, I hope the importance of trees and grass isn't forgotten. Truly, it is the trees and grasses that make a place liveable. If you look at the number of flyovers in the Bronx, you'd think it would be the most liveable place in America. While in truth, it is placed with a lot of trees, flowers, and grass that are indeed liveable!

A law to mandate that every house must plant at least one tree in front of it will ensure that Anambra streets are not just conducive but beautiful.

Osagyefo98:


My Friend here, leave here. Go to Aba or Abia thread and be releasing this trash.

It adds no value here. Here is not Ipob extension. Ipob is located in Abia state.

Stop disturbing our peace here.

Nobody is holding you or do here look like Ngwa thread to you

Garrout.

ImembaN:
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How many ipob attack have been launched in Abia...
Despite the fact that NNAMDI Kanu is from Abia State are you not surprised that he has no fan base here

Chikeluba25:
Chairman of the Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Limited, (IVM), Mr. Innocent Chukwuma has expressed optimism that the company would take over the Africa market in the nearest future

He made the declaration during a parley with journalists in Nnewi, Anambra State.

Chukwuma said the company was looking ahead to being a producer of vehicles for use in the African continent as a whole, a development he said would reduce pressure on the country’s foreign exchange (forex) demand.

He said he had expanded his scope of production to a wide range of vehicles which include SUVs, wagons, commuter buses, among others.

“I need to correct one impression. While a lot of automobile companies in the country are assembly plants, ours is a manufacturing plant. We source most of our components locally. And that is the edge we have over others. If I see a local company that will add value to what we are doing through production of components, I will patronize them.

“My plans for the next five years is to see IVM everywhere in Africa.”

He further stated that, “Challenges can never stop; people will always have challenges day by day, but the most important thing is that each time it comes up, we put heads together and surmount it. I don’t think there is a challenge we will see and not surmount.

“Our driving force is ideas; it is not about volume of investments, if ideas are there, you can use small money to do big things.”

He added that the staff strength of the Innoson Group was now well over 7200, with the IVM accounting for 1700 staff members.

Chukwuma hailed former Anambra State Governor, Mr. Peter Obi for supporting the growth of local businesses, adding that Gov. Obiano had also been supportive.

He disclosed that as Governor, “Mr. Peter Obi placed orders for 500 SUVs, 700 buses and 500 pick-up vans and that helped us a lot because he does not owe, he paid in advance.”

He observed that the emphasis on industrial clusters by the Gov. Obiano administration had also helped in the area of power sector, adding that “it is also an opportunity for people to produce more components for me; that will help.”

“However, it should be noted that this industry is not only for governors but everybody. Everybody should know that Innoson Vehicles are manufactured in Nigeria; let everybody see it as our own thing,” said.

The Innoson Chairman also expressed happiness over the victory of Prof. Chukwuma Soludo in the recently conducted Anambra State Governorship election, describing it as “a huge blessing and gift to Anambra people.”

Cjrane2:


I love the little green I saw in your picture. I remember when the effort to plant grass around the Kenneth Dike library was going on. Glad the place looks green now and not red soil.

While everyone is obsessed with flyovers, I hope the importance of trees and grass isn't forgotten. Truly, it is the trees and grasses that make a place liveable. If you look at the number of flyovers in the Bronx, you'd think it would be the most liveable place in America. While in truth, it is placed with a lot of trees, flowers, and grass that are indeed liveable!

A law to mandate that every house must plant at least one tree in front of it will ensure that Anambra streets are not just conducive but beautiful.

Omanambala:
Soludo better take his time and select a cabinet that will work aggressively to transform Anambra beyond our current state. We have very high hopes on him and he better not disappoint us. The sand dunes and dust that fills up our environment has to go , for sure...no debating here. The green initiative has to take foothold very fast and excuse shouldn't exist as to why Anambra is still looking dusty after his administration.

Another problem he must tackle head on is road side trading which create room for littering , building of stalls in every street corners. In fact the general outlook of the state gotta change before Soludo finishes his two tenures....hopes are very high , I repeat and he must deliver. I pray for him and wish him the very best.

Chikeluba25:
Chairman of the Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Limited, (IVM), Mr. Innocent Chukwuma has expressed optimism that the company would take over the Africa market in the nearest future

He made the declaration during a parley with journalists in Nnewi, Anambra State.

Chukwuma said the company was looking ahead to being a producer of vehicles for use in the African continent as a whole, a development he said would reduce pressure on the country’s foreign exchange (forex) demand.

He said he had expanded his scope of production to a wide range of vehicles which include SUVs, wagons, commuter buses, among others.

“I need to correct one impression. While a lot of automobile companies in the country are assembly plants, ours is a manufacturing plant. We source most of our components locally. And that is the edge we have over others. If I see a local company that will add value to what we are doing through production of components, I will patronize them.

“My plans for the next five years is to see IVM everywhere in Africa.”

He further stated that, “Challenges can never stop; people will always have challenges day by day, but the most important thing is that each time it comes up, we put heads together and surmount it. I don’t think there is a challenge we will see and not surmount.

“Our driving force is ideas; it is not about volume of investments, if ideas are there, you can use small money to do big things.”

He added that the staff strength of the Innoson Group was now well over 7200, with the IVM accounting for 1700 staff members.

Chukwuma hailed former Anambra State Governor, Mr. Peter Obi for supporting the growth of local businesses, adding that Gov. Obiano had also been supportive.

He disclosed that as Governor, “Mr. Peter Obi placed orders for 500 SUVs, 700 buses and 500 pick-up vans and that helped us a lot because he does not owe, he paid in advance.”

He observed that the emphasis on industrial clusters by the Gov. Obiano administration had also helped in the area of power sector, adding that “it is also an opportunity for people to produce more components for me; that will help.”

“However, it should be noted that this industry is not only for governors but everybody. Everybody should know that Innoson Vehicles are manufactured in Nigeria; let everybody see it as our own thing,” said.

The Innoson Chairman also expressed happiness over the victory of Prof. Chukwuma Soludo in the recently conducted Anambra State Governorship election, describing it as “a huge blessing and gift to Anambra people.”

imaxdocuments:
Obi1kenobi whose real name and phone is (Obiorah Olisah 0803 346 3477) is well known for his mental disorder. Stop giving him attention because you have made salient points, just allow me to handle his matter.

Landmack:


This Imaxdocuments ehnn. U seem to have everyone’s phone numbers and know them personally. U be character o

AsomughaChuks05:
Professor Chukwuma Soludo will work but it depends on the willingness of the people to work with him. He is already blessed with the intelligence and exposure needed for the task in addition to his zeal to effect a drastic improvement in the state. But the people have to do their own part because money is required and Anambra has a large tax base who are not willing to pay their taxes. A lot of new taxes will have to be introduced in the state. Sales tax, property tax, road tax etc. If Anambra people really need the state to have a much better outlook, they already have a man with innovative ideas, they just have to do their own part. Our people pay whatever they are taxed in other parts of the country without complains, but when they are at home, they begin to feel entitled to free this, free that. It doesn't work that way. Anambra people must cooperate with the new incoming governor.

AsomughaChuks05:
Professor Chukwuma Soludo will work but it depends on the willingness of the people to work with him. He is already blessed with the intelligence and exposure needed for the task in addition to his zeal to effect a drastic improvement in the state. But the people have to do their own part because money is required and Anambra has a large tax base who are not willing to pay their taxes. A lot of new taxes will have to be introduced in the state. Sales tax, property tax, road tax etc. If Anambra people really need the state to have a much better outlook, they already have a man with innovative ideas, they just have to do their own part. Our people pay whatever they are taxed in other parts of the country without complains, but when they are at home, they begin to feel entitled to free this, free that. It doesn't work that way. Anambra people must cooperate with the new incoming governor.

Landmack:
You pple are here talking about tax. Most Anambraians don’t take govt tax serious because of this rubbish carried out by touts. Like I used to say Anambraians are peace loving and law abiding pple if only the govt will organize themselves.

Why are touts of Onitsha disturbing and harassing Anambra sons and daughters on their father land? Why all these illegal collections and the govt is so quiet. Why are our pple always complaining on social media about these touts?
Who are these touts?
And who in devil’s name is backing them to continue to harass our pple?
Why must Onitsha always be in the news for the wrong reasons because of these touts?

Just look at

BKayy:

I must commend this your comment.
This is the first thing that needs to be addressed in our state. If there must be physical means of collecting direct tax from people and motorists then it must be in a civilised way.

One can't empower fools and hope for no destruction. The use of touts for any purpose by the government should be abolished. It is already a stain in our history as a state that we should terminate and use to reflect as part of the mistakes we made.

Most of our people criticise toll gates but have not presented solutions to the use of touts to collect what the Government see as tax from the motorists.

I believe what happened in the last few months should have taught us a lesson. The main contributor to crime in Anambra is the existence of Government sponsored touts
At day, they are government informal workers but can any of us tell what they do at night? Or what the peers they keep with them do?

The main thing needed for a place that wants economic improvement and development is ease of doing business, (something I don't think is achievable if we keep harbouring touts as Government workers), then followed by long term projects. That is projects envisioned for a long term purpose.

Landmack:

Honestly I am not happy with this reoccurring issue. This is what the northerners use to insult and rubbish our tribe...making us a laughing stock.

ANSMEDIA:
Anambra Jesuit college is the fourth Jesuit secondary school in Nigeria, with the other three located in the Rivers State, Lagos State, and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.

ANSMEDIA:
In the midst of this global conversation and discernment by the members of the Society of Jesus, an ongoing initiative by the Jesuits to establish a new school in the South East of Nigeria was generously taken up and brought to life by Dr. Ernest Nnaemeka Azudialu-Obiejesi. Gonzaga Jesuit College, Okija, Anambra State, is the result of the magnanimous benefaction of Dr. Ernest & Barr. Mrs. Nnenna Azudialu-Obiejesi.

This act of generosity was done for the good of humanity and for the greater glory of God. The journey began when the Jesuit team, accompanied by Engr. Paul Erinne and Dr. Ifeanyi Uchendu approached Dr. Ernest Azudialu-Obiejesi with the proposal regarding the establishment of a Jesuit school in Okija.

Dr. Ernest Azudialu-Obiejesi accepted the proposal and offered to build the entire school for the Jesuits. The Jesuit Superior General Fr. Arturo Sosa Abascal S.J., was glad to give his permission and for construction to begin in earnest.
Thus Gonzaga Jesuit College Okija was born
https://gonzagajesuit.org/about-us/

https://www.facebook.com/358775905103929/posts/560880468226804/

abuzz33:
Soludo: Industrialist wants revenue touts off Anambra roads
By Chinonso Ihekire
20 November 2021 | 3:04 am

[FILES] Soludo

As the good people of Anambra State continue to bask in the euphoria of the just concluded governorship election won by former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Prof. Charles Chukwuma Soludo, the Chairman/CEO of MACDON Group of Companies, Chief Mike Emerah, has called on the governor-elect to get ready to bring his expertise to bear on revenue services in the state and by so doing flush out touts and those milking the treasury.

Speaking on his expectations from the governor-elect, Emerah decried the method of revenue collection in the state, observing that the way touts parade tickets and demand for payments from motorists, traders and wheelbarrow pushers at the markets, motor parks and bus stops was very crude and unacceptable.

He wondered why the job of revenue collection should be left in the hands of touts, noting that the involvement of touts in revenue services amounts to corruption and economic sabotage.

He blamed the menace of touting on the agents contracted by the state Ministries of Transport and Trade and Commerce, noting that the Commissioners for the two ministries shouldn’t allow agents to engage touts as revenue collectors.

“Soludo has to stop the crude way of revenue collection in Anambra State and ensure adequate supervision of the activities of Ministries of Transport and Trade and Commerce to prevent corruption and economic sabotage. He has to ensure that the revenue of the state is safe, secure and used for the purpose of executing development projects on education, health care services and roads, among others,” he said.

He stressed that touting was not supposed to be seen in Anambra State, which prides itself as the Light of the Nation, in this digital age.

Emerah also drew the attention of the governor-elect to the plight of investors and industrialists in the state, noting that he has to create a conducive environment for them to enable them to sustain, expand and create more jobs for residents.

“The clamour to attract investors into the state is a welcome development, but attention has to be given to us that is existing so that we can expand and churn out more jobs. We need government’s support for sustenance and expansion,” he added.

abuzz33:
Soludo: Industrialist wants revenue touts off Anambra roads
By Chinonso Ihekire
20 November 2021 | 3:04 am

[FILES] Soludo

As the good people of Anambra State continue to bask in the euphoria of the just concluded governorship election won by former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Prof. Charles Chukwuma Soludo, the Chairman/CEO of MACDON Group of Companies, Chief Mike Emerah, has called on the governor-elect to get ready to bring his expertise to bear on revenue services in the state and by so doing flush out touts and those milking the treasury.

Speaking on his expectations from the governor-elect, Emerah decried the method of revenue collection in the state, observing that the way touts parade tickets and demand for payments from motorists, traders and wheelbarrow pushers at the markets, motor parks and bus stops was very crude and unacceptable.

He wondered why the job of revenue collection should be left in the hands of touts, noting that the involvement of touts in revenue services amounts to corruption and economic sabotage.

He blamed the menace of touting on the agents contracted by the state Ministries of Transport and Trade and Commerce, noting that the Commissioners for the two ministries shouldn’t allow agents to engage touts as revenue collectors.

“Soludo has to stop the crude way of revenue collection in Anambra State and ensure adequate supervision of the activities of Ministries of Transport and Trade and Commerce to prevent corruption and economic sabotage. He has to ensure that the revenue of the state is safe, secure and used for the purpose of executing development projects on education, health care services and roads, among others,” he said.

He stressed that touting was not supposed to be seen in Anambra State, which prides itself as the Light of the Nation, in this digital age.

Emerah also drew the attention of the governor-elect to the plight of investors and industrialists in the state, noting that he has to create a conducive environment for them to enable them to sustain, expand and create more jobs for residents.

“The clamour to attract investors into the state is a welcome development, but attention has to be given to us that is existing so that we can expand and churn out more jobs. We need government’s support for sustenance and expansion,” he added.