Awka the capital of Anambra state is a fast developing city, from squalid town it was in the early 21st century it has become a fast paced growing location with estates and vital parts of a modern city. Kindly watch through the link below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4kf--oSwwM?si=SYQO5pkS2K5hRf1O

Absolutely correct

I was driving through the new secretariat side

I was really shocked by the changes there less than a year after visiting there before


It's a welcome development

BrodaBenad:
Absolutely correct

I was driving through the new secretariat side

I was really shocked by the changes there less than a year after visiting there before


It's a welcome development

The development is massive

Is not just Awka alone but the entire Anambra and by extension other Eastern states are a massive construction site....i pity who no get land for Awka because there is a quiet infrastructural revolution going on there! if you blink your eyes,you miss out.

AustineE1:
Is not just Akwa alone but the entire Anambra and by extension other Eastern states are a massive construction site....i pity who no get land for Akwa because there is a quiet infrastructural revolution going on there! if you blink your eyes,you miss out.

Exactly

Beautiful.




More Igbos need to start investing back home. We need to, we have to.

@op: bumming or booming?
Please check your title

Frizz001:
@op: bumming or booming?
Please check your title

Taken note

AustineE1:
Is not just Akwa alone but the entire Anambra and by extension other Eastern states are a massive construction site....i pity who no get land for Akwa because there is a quiet infrastructural revolution going on there! if you blink your eyes,you miss out.

Thr whole of the east is on construction steroids now,

franchasofficia:
Beautiful.




More Igbos need to start investing back home. We need to, we have to.

It's a lively idea, you can never lose with property in the Eastern region.

Bestmanfornow:
Awka the capital of Anambra state is a fast developing city, from squalid town it was in the early 21st century it has become a fast paced growing location with estates and vital parts of a modern city. Kindly watch through the link below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4kf--oSwwM?si=SYQO5pkS2K5hRf1O

Nice one. Onitsha environs especially Oba is one of the fastest growing cities in Anambra. I was in Oba 2 weeks ago and couldn't believe my eyes. Everywhere is a construction yard with hundreds of estates springing up per second.

This is good! I hope the government and construction experts are putting adequate precautions in place to avoid flooding though.

DrGoodman:


Thr whole of the east is on construction steroids now,

Onitsha the Commercial and Industrial City


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XibK3ydOdPI?si=X5ebYg1HO0Uvlw_u

State government should introduce a housing tax for me 15% of rental value of the house or 2.5% the value of the property empty land slots should pay 20% of average land value

Citizens can also argue that this comes to effect if and only if the street or road the house is on meet certain agreed conditions

Say paved road with standard drainage system and also refuse collection system and only in approved urban areas


This gives government incentive to fix roads and give government revenue

Anambra has over 800k houses minimum in urban areas... Value of an average of 50 million each

That's 1 trillion naira in revenue just like that
Just like that

Imagine how developed Anambra would be with 1.2 trillion budget fully funded every year for 20 years

Walai real estate industry in Anambra is something else. Remove Lagos, no state comes close again.

mrvitalis:
State government should introduce a housing tax for me 15% of rental value of the house or 2.5% the value of the property empty land slots should pay 20% of average land value

Citizens can also argue that this comes to effect if and only if the street or road the house is on meet certain agreed conditions

Say paved road with standard drainage system and also refuse collection system and only in approved urban areas


This gives government incentive to fix roads and give government revenue

Anambra has over 800k houses minimum in urban areas... Value of an average of 50 million each

That's 1 trillion naira in revenue just like that
Just like that

Imagine how developed Anambra would be with 1.2 trillion budget fully funded every year for 20 years

Nice idea

But you don't tax people to provide a service but you tax them after providing the service. Government should source the money themselves. That's the essence of loans.

Peter Obi 101

The same infrastructures Simon ekwensu ekpan will destroy?

IamAtikulate:

Nice idea

But you don't tax people to provide a service but you tax them after providing the service. Government should source the money themselves. That's the essence of loans.

Peter Obi 101

I don't believe in that ideology... Tax is not just revenue generation

It's a way to unit the people, they would hold government accountable, report corruption, they would become more patriotic

mrvitalis:

I don't believe in that ideology... Tax is not just revenue generation

It's a way to unit the people, they would hold government accountable, report corruption, they would become more patriotic

Tax is originally developed as a fiscal policy instrument and payment for services provided by government.

Taxing people to build infrastructure so that people can hold government accountable has never been the original intent.

PO Economic idea should be studied in school. They are out of this world.

No wonder GEJ appointed him as the National Economic Adviser even as governor of Anambra state.

Every corner of Anambra is witnessing massive development, today Ogboji town in Orumba north local government.

In line with Governor Chukwuma Soludo's efforts towards building an industrialised Anambra for sustainable economic growth and development.

The Anambra State Government today officially handed over to the Contractor handling the Construction of Perimeter Fencing and Entrance Gate to the Industrial City.

Performing the groundbreaking handover Ceremony, the Commissioner for Works Engr. Ifeanyi Okoma represented by the Director of Highways Department, Engr. Michael Obiekwe charged the Contractor to take ownership of the construction works by working according to specifications as stated in the BEME. He said that Gov. Soludo is in a haste to industrialize the state with a strong political will to deliver a difficult but strategic agenda that will drive the all-round development of the state.

He charged Ogboji Community to continue to render their support to the Contractor to ensure that the vision of Gov. Soludo in making Anambra a livable and prosperous state in Nigeria is achieved.

On his part, the Contractor, Mr. Chucks Ewuzie Williams of Cincinnati Const. Ltd thanked the State Government for entrusting the company with the huge task.

He appreciated the Commissioner for Works and the Community for their cooperation so far, promising to deliver the project on schedule.

The President General of Ogboji Town Union, Mr. Macellinus Emechebe who was represented by the Chief Provost, Mr. Sunday Okeke thanked the State Government for citing such huge gigantic project in the Community. He promised that the Community will cooperate with the contractor to deliver.

IamAtikulate:
Walai real estate industry in Anambra is something else. Remove Lagos, no state comes close again.

Where have you been? lol
Just say you like your home state

This is too tiny compared with Umuahia not to talk of Enugu and Owerri. This is basically one estate. It's a good thing that people are now building in Awka but then it's not one of the fastest growing real estate.

There's a working government in place now I guess. Why were people not building when Peter Obi was governor then?

Abagworo:
This is too tiny compared with Umuahia not to talk of Enugu and Owerri. This is basically one estate. It's a good thing that people are now building in Awka but then it's not one of the fastest growing real estate.

If it’s not then which town is
Hope you won’t mention owerri??

Jcoleworld911:




If it’s not then which town is
Hope you won’t mention owerri??

It's all within the east.

Abagworo:
This is too tiny compared with Umuahia not to talk of Enugu and Owerri. This is basically one estate. It's a good thing that people are now building in Awka but then it's not one of the fastest growing real estate.

Bitter mind, not all the estates in Awka are captured in my video, mind you Udoka Estate, Gemex estate, Nwora estate, Millennium City are not included

Abagworo:
This is too tiny compared with Umuahia not to talk of Enugu and Owerri. This is basically one estate. It's a good thing that people are now building in Awka but then it's not one of the fastest growing real estate.

Bitter man this is Udoka

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8mfqY1oc4I?si=WK_xfRZbtDvUUAyU

Abagworo:
This is too tiny compared with Umuahia not to talk of Enugu and Owerri. This is basically one estate. It's a good thing that people are now building in Awka but then it's not one of the fastest growing real estate.

Pls, Awka is one the fastest growing in real estate development. (New) Owerri is quite planned by I doubt it can rival current real estate development in Awka in terms of pace.

Abagworo:
This is too tiny compared with Umuahia not to talk of Enugu and Owerri. This is basically one estate. It's a good thing that people are now building in Awka but then it's not one of the fastest growing real estate.

Maryland estate Amawobia is not also included in my video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnSMnKA8eGY?si=WtuONTei7taLZL2K

Noneroone:
Pls, Awka is one the fastest growing in real estate development.

He's a jealous being anything about Anambra makes him uncomfortable

kokoA:
There's a working government in place now I guess. Why were people not building when Peter Obi was governor then?

Ng phase one was built during Peter Obi's administration

Owerri has the worst and most dilapidated houses in southeastern Nigeria. Awka has better and well organized infrastructures, planned estates more than Owerri. Awka has the largest booming real estate in SE.

I know exactly how you feel because these pictures actually broke your heart.

Awka is the fastest developing city in Nigeria aside Abuja.

Abagworo:
This is too tiny compared with Umuahia not to talk of Enugu and Owerri. This is basically one estate. It's a good thing that people are now building in Awka but then it's not one of the fastest growing real estate.

Pictures of Owerri filled with slums and shanties. Owerri should be demolished if that town would ever be properly developed.