wiseoneking:
illiterates every where. You talk as if cultism in Awka are committed by Awka indigene. You have to know that even before Awka became capital, nobody knows about ihiala. Under the former Anambra state, we have Enugu city, onitsha, nnewi and Awka. Then Abakaliki and Nsukka. Less noise.

Rocksvibes234:
Show us projects of otti In other parts of abia excluding Aba, atleast you can see Soludo's projects in Onitsha, Awka, Ekwulobia, some parts of Nnewi and many other major towns in the state, virtually all the LG

Or you can come down to nnewi and see it yourself, nobody is your servant here

You guys always wants arguments but no evidence for backup... una go explain tire

Ejanla69:


there is no Soludo project anywhere in Nnewi

Yuletide Celebration: Ndi Anambra In Diaspora Troop Into State Despite High Cost of Flight Tickets

Chinua Achebe International Airport, Umueri was a beehive of activities today as Ndị Anambra in the diaspora and other travelers are trooping into the state in to celebrate the 2023 Christmas festivities.

This surge is despite the economic hardship in the country and the high cost of flight tickets.

Some of the passengers who boarded Air Peace flight from Abuja, Mr. Banjo Olagoke and Mrs Monic Odimegwu in separate interviews with the ABS, attributed the hike in cost of flight to surge of travelers but described their journey as exciting, smooth and without turbulence.

They expressed joy that they are finally home to celebrate the Christmas.

The Managing Director of Chinua Achebe International Cargo Airport, Mr Martin's Nwafor said that the Airport which is just two years has been progressing and getting stronger with several changes and huge support from Anambra State Government.

Mr. Nwafor revealed that United Nigeria Airway introduced the a320 aeroplane to its Anambra route and has came in for the fifth time today while AirPeace introduced another big aeroplane 192 and has increased its frequency too.
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Ejanla69:


there is no Soludo project anywhere in Nnewi

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Chinua Achebe international airport report

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Stonehill signature hotel Ozubulu Anambra state. Anambra no be anyone’s mate when it comes to overall development of cities and even villages. More aku luo uno

NEWSCENTER:
Stonehill signature hotel Ozubulu Anambra state. Anambra no be anyone’s mate when it comes to overall development of cities and even villages. More aku luo uno

Chikeluba25:
:PThat's a good way to welcome ndi-Igbo home from the gateway. I believe Mr. Governor is also working on security like he assured our ppl while encouraging them to come back for Christmas.

Abufo:



The menace of accumulated sand sediments along major Anambra roads ( both highways and town roads) continue to pose a challenge to Soludos's government!.........to make matters worse wild elephant grass find the sand sediment a good ground to germinate proliferate! I present to the house 2 road sweeper plants that are the work horses of the road maintenance crew of the Indiana Department of Transport! Anambra is not so poor that we cannot afford to finance the purchase of 4 -6 units of these plants!




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEM5jtNWatI

abuzz33:



There are lots of laborers that you do not need machines and the added cost of fuel. Its amazing that the Works ministry doesnt see the sand sediment as a money making enterprise. A bag of sand is N500 naira. What they sweep and collect from the major roads should be worth tens of thousands a day.

The same goes for waste management. You see the ASWAMA people going round with heavy duty trucks collecting garbage with huge cost of diesel instead of exploiting the abundance of labor on ground. People with handcarts can collect far more waste and enter inner areas than those trucks. All the government has to do is create places to bring waste and pay handcarts per volume collected. They can even pay more for sorted waste to help with selling it to recycling companies or for generating fertilizer. This will empower the poor instead of petrol importers and help the government actually achieve clean and green targets with clean streets and gutters.

Abufo:



The menace of accumulated sand sediments along major Anambra roads ( both highways and town roads) continue to pose a challenge to Soludos's government!.........to make matters worse wild elephant grass find the sand sediment a good ground to germinate proliferate! I present to the house 2 road sweeper plants that are the work horses of the road maintenance crew of the Indiana Department of Transport! Anambra is not so poor that we cannot afford to finance the purchase of 4 -6 units of these plants!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEM5jtNWatI

abuzz33:



There are lots of laborers that you do not need machines and the added cost of fuel. Its amazing that the Works ministry doesnt see the sand sediment as a money making enterprise. A bag of sand is N500 naira. What they sweep and collect from the major roads should be worth tens of thousands a day.

The same goes for waste management. You see the ASWAMA people going round with heavy duty trucks collecting garbage with huge cost of diesel instead of exploiting the abundance of labor on ground. People with handcarts can collect far more waste and enter inner areas than those trucks. All the government has to do is create places to bring waste and pay handcarts per volume collected. They can even pay more for sorted waste to help with selling it to recycling companies or for generating fertilizer. This will empower the poor instead of petrol importers and help the government actually achieve clean and green targets with clean streets and gutters.

Yyeske:
See haters already as if the OP wanted their opinion, they'll never see anything good and encourage it because they don't have such in their states of origin, meanwhile corps members have been receiving their bags of Rice for xmass, inform any you know serving in Anambra to go for theirs now

Abufo:
Did Soludo not award Bank road in nnewi? Seems like Nnewi perpetually gets the short end of the stick in EVERY administration............what exactly is the problem?

Ejanla69:


there is no Soludo project anywhere in Nnewi

Rocksvibes234:
Show us projects of otti In other parts of abia excluding Aba, atleast you can see Soludo's projects in Onitsha, Awka, Ekwulobia, some parts of Nnewi and many other major towns in the state, virtually all the LG

Or you can come down to nnewi and see it yourself, nobody is your servant here

You guys always wants arguments but no evidence for backup... una go explain tire

Abufo:





There is room for manual labour especially in cleaning the side streets and government establishment................for Highways and major roads,we need to have machines and plants.....Hello we will be in 2024 in a few days......we need to move with the time we are in! Afterall we are burning the same diesel to light up streetlights! Our towns look way too shabby to attract local investors talk less of serious international investors!

abuzz33:


To sweep roads with machines would cost thousands a day. A sweeper diesel truck traversing just 10km consumes 5,000 naira in diesel and you haven't talked procurement of maintenance. Better that the money goes into the bellies you of the indigent.

And by the way all streetlights are now solar.

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Stonehill signature hotel Ozubulu Anambra state. Anambra no be anyone’s mate when it comes to overall development of cities and even villages. More aku luo uno

wizzyvibes:
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