InternalAuditor:


Leave me to handle his matter, na only knows how to hit them hard.

shame on you

[s]

Grgton:
piggry in Anambra state is legendary! Shame!

[/s]

Imo state is a refuse dumpsites where only pigs live, that's why imo indigenes are running to Anambra to live. Very shameful.

[s]

Grgton:
shame on you

[/s]

Na only me fits imo pigs like you, because I don't mince words.

InternalAuditor:
[s][/s]

Imo state is a refuse dumpsites where only pigs live, that's why imo indigenes are running to Anambra to live. Very shameful.

Shame indeed

InternalAuditor:
[s][/s]

Na only me fits imo pigs like you, because I don't mince words.

okpoko pig hahaha

[s]

Grgton:
Shame indeed

[/s]

Haha

It is a shameful thing that imo state is a pigsty state

[s]

Grgton:
okpoko pig hahaha

[/s]

Owerri pig, how far nah.

InternalAuditor:
[s][/s]

Haha

It is a shameful thing that imo state is a pigsty state

Don't quote my comments again; if you do, I'm gonna report you Thanks

[s]

Grgton:
Don't quote my comments again; if you do, I'm gonna report you Thanks

[/s]

Imo pig, stop crying. You are in for a long ride, you don jam.

InternalAuditor:
[s][/s]

Imo pig, stop crying. You are in for a long ride, you don jam.

okay mind your business now . .

[s]

Grgton:
okay mind your business now . .

[/s]

Nothing like mind your business on this thread. Once you drop any post expect an instant response. It's a promise. Owerri pig.

InternalAuditor:
[s][/s]

Nothing like mind your business on this thread. Once you drop any post expect an instant response. It's a promise. Owerri pig.

okpoko slum pig let me be .. .

[s]

Grgton:
okpoko slum pig let me be .. .

[/s]

Owerri pigsty slum dweller. No wonder millions of imo indigenes ran to live in Anambra.

InternalAuditor:
[s][/s]

Owerri pigsty slum dweller. No wonder millions of imo indigenes ran to live in Anambra.

Okay

[s]

Grgton:
Okay

[/s]

Owerri pigster how far na?

The village NIGGA.. Drunkard master

Your fat ugly incompetent Ugwuanyi that failed woefully as a governor goes about from one event to another eating semo and onugbu soup but you nsukka miscreant is still hailing him. Obiano achieved so much and more educated than your fat ugly failure nsukka local champion Ugwuanyi.

See the face of tge onugbu- eating ediot that used his manhood to do ritual that's why he doesn't have any offspring. Here's Obiano's family, where is Ugwuanyi's family?

[s]

basilo101:
The village NIGGA.. Drunkard master

[/s]

basilo101:
The village NIGGA.. Drunkard master

This anambra obsession is fast becoming a disease.

https://www.nairaland.com/7081758/meet-anambra-born-ezike-first#112003115


Meet Anambra Born Ezike, First Black Female Rector Of The University Of Aberdeen


Almost every day, we get to hear of Nigerians achieving great heights in different parts of the world. Whether it is in the areas of entertainment, sports, education, inventions, or politics, Nigerians continue to do the country and indeed the continent proud.

One such individual is Martina Chukwuma-Ezike the first woman of colour to be elected Rector of the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, an ancient position that dates back to the foundation of the University in 1495 and is voted by the students.

With an impeccable track record and a heart for public service and philanthropy, Martina Chukwuma-Ezike was chosen to steer the university that has a community of more than 130 nationalities, toward excellence.

AWKA MILLENNIUM CITY UPDATE!






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AWKA MILLENNIUM CITY





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Anambra State Government Commences Palliative Work On Roads Across The State

By Ngozi Obileri(ABS News)

In response to Governor Chukwuma Soludo's directive that palliative work should be done on dilapidated roads in the state to enable Ndi Anambra have assess to their various destinations this Easter season, Anambra state ministry of Works have moved contractors to various sites.

Some of the roads in Awka capital city and environs are Obi -Okoli -Unizik Junction road, Y junction axis of the road, Nodu Okpuno-Geneva hotel road , under fly over Amawbia among others

Speaking to ABS shortly after inspecting the Amawbia under fly over axis, the Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure Engineer Ifeanyi Okoma said that Governor Soludo had declared state of emergency on roads in the state but started with palliative works to allow ndi Anambra enjoy the Easter celebration.

Engineer Okoma expressed satisfaction with the quality of job done in the meantime and urged the contractor not to compromise quality.

He explained that the contractor moved to site without charging the government a dime saying that he is doing the work free of cost.

Meanwhile, ABS observed that men of the construction company and Engineers from the ministry of works were seen at the site with heavy duty equipments and materials at their disposal.

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New movies for Easter holidays @ Rainbow Cinemas Onitsha mall

*Sonic the Hedgehog 2* 11am

*MORBIUS* 1:15pm

*Fantastic Beast* 3:40pm

*The Blood Covenant* 6pm

Happy Easter ❤️

I MADE ANAMBRA TOP PRIORITY WHEN I STARTED BUSINESS – IBEH, SWISS METROTILE BOSS

Chief Dr. Ibeh Ezekiel Ifeyi is the CEO of Swisstech Industries Limited. Here, he talks about Anambra’s development, his company and more. Excerpts:

Anambra is doing well as a state. Just recently, you see a lot of estates being developed. People are developing properties and some are buying. Government is equally trying to build roads and so on. There is growth. Recently, the government built our international airport, which is equally commendable.
Anambra people are not doing badly. In fact, if you are a rich Igbo man, what really comes to people’s mind is that you must be from Anambra. That is to say that Anambra state is synonymous to progress. All we are asking from our government is for it to continue to encourage us so we can keep shining like a star.

WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER REMARKABALE ABOUT A TYPICAL ANAMBRA STATE INDIGENE?



Anywhere we are, one thing we are known for is our enterprising spirit. We are hardworking people. Wherever we are, we like to develop that area.
When Lagos marked their 50th anniversary, we were among the 50 people who were interviewed due to our contributions to the growth of the state.

TELL US WHAT SWISSTECH INDUSTRIES LTD DO GENERALLY?

Swiss Metrotile is one of our brands. We have other businesses that include spare parts, logistics and bonded terminals. But as Swiss Metrotile happens to be a brand that we are in love with, we try to do whatever we can to give it support.
As a result of the love I have for Anambra, when we started Swiss Metrotile eleven years ago the first place we entered was Anambra, not minding that I reside in Lagos. Our first office was opened in Awka and then from there, we moved to Lagos, built in Port Harcourt and then Abuja. We are building one now in my home town and in Owerri.
We try to fill a need. People need a house and Igbos need quality buildings in their hometowns. That is why we decided to start from the East because all Igbo people, especially the Anambra man, have good taste.
After the Nigerian civil war, every one of them thought about home and, thinking home means they wanted to build the best. When we started this business eleven years ago, we noticed that some roofs were fading away and some had leakages. The good ones we had then were very expensive and we decided to bring a solution to these challenges by reducing cost without compromising quality.
If you really want to make it in whatever business you delve into, what you should first think of is how to provide solution to a problem and not the money involved. If you are able to provide a solution, the money will follow.

SWISS METROTILE HAS BEEN SELECTED AS ONE OF THE 30 BRANDS PROMOTED BY ANAMBRA PEOPLE. HOW DO YOU FEEL WHEN YOU SEE YOUR ROOFING SHEETS ON HOUSES?

It gives us a sense of accomplishment because it is one thing to do a good job and another for people to recognize it. AIT has given us an award as a good brand, including NTA and ABS. And today you are recognizing us. I think it is a good thing and that shows we are doing a great job. I keep telling people that we will keep going forward though the economy of the country is not helping matters. We face a lot of challenges, especially when the price of the dollar goes up or as many are flooding the market this day with inferior roofing tiles, it is a big challenge because most times costumers do not know the difference. Our resolve is not to drop our quality as our vision and mission of building a quality brand is firmly fixed in our thinking not minding the challenges.
I Studied Business Administration and bagged my MBA in International Business Relationship. We know what it means for a company to have a good name. When people trust your brand, it leads to brand loyalty. When that happens, whatever you sell under that umbrella succeeds and our mission is to build a trusted brand not only in Nigeria but in Africa as a whole.

WHAT IS YOUR VISION FOR THE FUTURE?



We have a lot of plans. We are thinking of manufacturing in Anambra very soon, but in other things apart from roofs. I wanted to bring my partners to Anambra to manufacture roofing tiles, but we found out that it is not viable in the entire Southeast. A good roofing tile goes through the oven about seven to eight times, so you need constant electricity supply to oven bake them. I will advise the new administration to see ways they can do something about power supply even if it means private- public partnership. All the states in Igbo land may as well decide to come together to pursue the issue of power and I am sure they will achieve it. Once that is achieved here in the South-East, investors will be falling heads over heels to outdo themselves in setting up industries and the resultant effect will be jobs, jobs and jobs and massive revenue for government.

WHAT OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS HAVE YOU MADE TO ANAMBRA STATE?

We have given a lot of scholarships in my hometown. During the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, we made some provisions for Anambra State. I have been able to talk to the governor, especially about the road network around my hometown. I have provided a lot of street lights in my place, including transformers for electricity. So, in our own little way, we try to invest in human capital development.

WHAT ADVISE DO YOU HAVE FOR NDI ANAMBRA AS WE CELEBRATE 30 YEARS AS A STATE?

Anambra has grown to be an enviable state. I am happy that the people who have governed us have tried their bit.
What I am pleading with all of us is that we continue to grow from strength to strength. And when it comes to governance, let us search for the honest ones who have the interest of the people and state at heart. So, in as much as we thank our leaders for what they have done, we are also asking them to keep improving. They can do so joint venture projects with some well-meaning Anambrarians and companies like Swisstech Industries LTD in real estate sector, construction of good road network and investment in power generation which will encourage investments and turn Anambra into an industrialized state.

2021 RECRUITMENT OF TEN THAUSAND (10,000) POLICE CONSTABLES: CBT EXAMINATIONS HOLDS FROM 20TH - 21ST APRIL 2022 AT NNAMDI AZIKWE UNIVERSITY DIGITAL LIBRARY*

The Anambra State Police Command wishes to inform general public that applicants who applied for recruitment into the Nigeria Police Force as constables, the list of the successful screened candidates for Computer Based Test (CBT) is out.

The applicants are hereby urged to log into the recruitment portal on: www.policerecruitment.gov.ng., check their recruitment status and print out their Computer Based Test (CBT) examination Slip.

Shortlisted candidates are to report at
Nnamdi Azikwe Digital Library center II, Awka, Anambra State on Wednesday, 20th - Thursday, 21st April, 2022 by 08:30am daily, in their clean white t-shirts and shorts with the following mandatory requirements:

* National identity Card/slip
* Printout of Computer Based Test (CBT) examination slip

Applicants are advised to channel their complaints regarding the CBT examination through 08100004507, send an email to support@policerecuitment.gov.ng or State Public Relations Officer on 08039334002

The Commissioner of Police Anambra State Police Command, *CP Echeng Echeng* while urging the candidates to conduct themselves most acceptably during the CBT exercise, has warned them against falling prey to job scammers, as the recruitment exercise is free. He further warned that candidates must shun all forms of exams malpractice.

*DSP Ikenga Tochukwu PPRO, Anambra State Police Command*

AWKA MILLENNIUM CITY







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SOUND & LIGHT INSTALLATION @ AWKA ICC






https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_l4Xc06CMM

Do you usually drink kai kai before posting? Why would you be posting old content of the ICC when it was under construction? Open a thread for yourself and your fellow like minds.

investnow2013:
SOUND & LIGHT INSTALLATION @ AWKA ICC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_l4Xc06CMM

He has done well

Chikeluba25:
I MADE ANAMBRA TOP PRIORITY WHEN I STARTED BUSINESS – IBEH, SWISS METROTILE BOSS

Chief Dr. Ibeh Ezekiel Ifeyi is the CEO of Swisstech Industries Limited. Here, he talks about Anambra’s development, his company and more. Excerpts:

Anambra is doing well as a state. Just recently, you see a lot of estates being developed. People are developing properties and some are buying. Government is equally trying to build roads and so on. There is growth. Recently, the government built our international airport, which is equally commendable.
Anambra people are not doing badly. In fact, if you are a rich Igbo man, what really comes to people’s mind is that you must be from Anambra. That is to say that Anambra state is synonymous to progress. All we are asking from our government is for it to continue to encourage us so we can keep shining like a star.

WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER REMARKABALE ABOUT A TYPICAL ANAMBRA STATE INDIGENE?



Anywhere we are, one thing we are known for is our enterprising spirit. We are hardworking people. Wherever we are, we like to develop that area.
When Lagos marked their 50th anniversary, we were among the 50 people who were interviewed due to our contributions to the growth of the state.

TELL US WHAT SWISSTECH INDUSTRIES LTD DO GENERALLY?

Swiss Metrotile is one of our brands. We have other businesses that include spare parts, logistics and bonded terminals. But as Swiss Metrotile happens to be a brand that we are in love with, we try to do whatever we can to give it support.
As a result of the love I have for Anambra, when we started Swiss Metrotile eleven years ago the first place we entered was Anambra, not minding that I reside in Lagos. Our first office was opened in Awka and then from there, we moved to Lagos, built in Port Harcourt and then Abuja. We are building one now in my home town and in Owerri.
We try to fill a need. People need a house and Igbos need quality buildings in their hometowns. That is why we decided to start from the East because all Igbo people, especially the Anambra man, have good taste.
After the Nigerian civil war, every one of them thought about home and, thinking home means they wanted to build the best. When we started this business eleven years ago, we noticed that some roofs were fading away and some had leakages. The good ones we had then were very expensive and we decided to bring a solution to these challenges by reducing cost without compromising quality.
If you really want to make it in whatever business you delve into, what you should first think of is how to provide solution to a problem and not the money involved. If you are able to provide a solution, the money will follow.

SWISS METROTILE HAS BEEN SELECTED AS ONE OF THE 30 BRANDS PROMOTED BY ANAMBRA PEOPLE. HOW DO YOU FEEL WHEN YOU SEE YOUR ROOFING SHEETS ON HOUSES?

It gives us a sense of accomplishment because it is one thing to do a good job and another for people to recognize it. AIT has given us an award as a good brand, including NTA and ABS. And today you are recognizing us. I think it is a good thing and that shows we are doing a great job. I keep telling people that we will keep going forward though the economy of the country is not helping matters. We face a lot of challenges, especially when the price of the dollar goes up or as many are flooding the market this day with inferior roofing tiles, it is a big challenge because most times costumers do not know the difference. Our resolve is not to drop our quality as our vision and mission of building a quality brand is firmly fixed in our thinking not minding the challenges.
I Studied Business Administration and bagged my MBA in International Business Relationship. We know what it means for a company to have a good name. When people trust your brand, it leads to brand loyalty. When that happens, whatever you sell under that umbrella succeeds and our mission is to build a trusted brand not only in Nigeria but in Africa as a whole.

WHAT IS YOUR VISION FOR THE FUTURE?



We have a lot of plans. We are thinking of manufacturing in Anambra very soon, but in other things apart from roofs. I wanted to bring my partners to Anambra to manufacture roofing tiles, but we found out that it is not viable in the entire Southeast. A good roofing tile goes through the oven about seven to eight times, so you need constant electricity supply to oven bake them. I will advise the new administration to see ways they can do something about power supply even if it means private- public partnership. All the states in Igbo land may as well decide to come together to pursue the issue of power and I am sure they will achieve it. Once that is achieved here in the South-East, investors will be falling heads over heels to outdo themselves in setting up industries and the resultant effect will be jobs, jobs and jobs and massive revenue for government.

WHAT OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS HAVE YOU MADE TO ANAMBRA STATE?

We have given a lot of scholarships in my hometown. During the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, we made some provisions for Anambra State. I have been able to talk to the governor, especially about the road network around my hometown. I have provided a lot of street lights in my place, including transformers for electricity. So, in our own little way, we try to invest in human capital development.

WHAT ADVISE DO YOU HAVE FOR NDI ANAMBRA AS WE CELEBRATE 30 YEARS AS A STATE?

Anambra has grown to be an enviable state. I am happy that the people who have governed us have tried their bit.
What I am pleading with all of us is that we continue to grow from strength to strength. And when it comes to governance, let us search for the honest ones who have the interest of the people and state at heart. So, in as much as we thank our leaders for what they have done, we are also asking them to keep improving. They can do so joint venture projects with some well-meaning Anambrarians and companies like Swisstech Industries LTD in real estate sector, construction of good road network and investment in power generation which will encourage investments and turn Anambra into an industrialized state.

There's a dearth of developmental news coming out of Anambra state.....both gov't and private sector initiatives. I think the Soludo admin' needs to employ some young Anambra graduates to handle its social media public relations so we can get updates like what was doing for the Obiano admin'.

I know some bastards have been busy trying to distract and make life uncomfortable for the new Soludo admin' (out of pure hate and envy as far as i'm concerned)......probably the same bastards responsible for attacking one of his campaign meetings in which two policemen were killed! However, governance should still go on and we need to hear of developments in the state. So far, all i can point to is the Okpoko clean-up and appointment of commissioners. By now i was expecting the state gov't to have kickstarted some suggested funds generating initiatives so its diasporans and well-wishers can invest in the state! Very soon, the 100 days in office milestone would be reached.