spyder880:
I want to visit Emene Enugu,

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What is that in the image? It hurts my eyes badly! Jeez!

St. Patrick's Emene.

Sh*ts everywhere in Enugu, the pride of the East.

NNPC depot, near Eke Obinagu express, Enugu.

The brand new road from Enugu to Abakaliki, smooth as silk.

Approaching Amaechi Idodo, Enugu state.

Should I move to Abakaliki?

spyder880:
I still think this is a local government project, Enugu state government does not work as slowly as this.

I think the state government should step in and atleast help tar the major streets in Emene such as the old Abakaliki road, the rehabilitation road, Nkubor road and road linking Emene to Abakpa.

We all cannot live in Independence layout, therefore developing Emene is a way to make sure all income groups in the state feel a sense of belonging.

spyder880:
The brand new road from Enugu to Abakaliki, smooth as silk.

I am glad that the Abakaliki -Enugu express way had been rehabilitated to reduce accidents and make traffic flow easily.
However, Obasanjo actually promised to dualize Enugu-Abakaliki road during one of his visits to Enugu when Chimaroke was governor. Even GEJ also reaffirmed that promise to dualize the Enugu-Abakaliki road. Infact, Abakaliki is the only state capital that does not have any dual carriage road leading to it.

I wonder why Martin Elechi has not followed up on such promise, instead he is spending his time blocking investments into Ebonyi and playing acidic politics.

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Already selling........

100 plots of land starting from N600,000.

It seems Ethiopian Airplane is making 2 direct flight from Addis ababa to Enugu, and 2 other indirect flight from addis ababa to Kano before Enugu

With regard to the choice between Enugu and Port Harcourt for hosting foreign consulates, I think PH would be a more favorable choice. The city is widely regarded as Nigeria's "third city", and hosts more multinational coys than Enugu.

CFCfan:
With regard to the choice between Enugu and Port Harcourt for hosting foreign consulates, I think PH would be a more favorable choice. The city is widely regarded as Nigeria's "third city", and hosts more multinational coys than Enugu.

You never know, Port Harcourt has a lot of headache too, the heavy traffic jams will be heavy factor that will count against it.

Ogui road roundabout, going to Ziks avenue Enugu.

Someone just demolished these few old P&T buildings at the junction to Ogui road. If I know Enugu very well, expect a high rise building here in a few months time.

Sh*ts! What a dirty and dusty place! It is a very annoying city indeed!

spyder880:
Ogui road roundabout, going to Ziks avenue Enugu.

Looks like hamattan is here

If they cant maintain a lawn, they should put interlocking bricks ( red ones preferably)

Have you been to Uwani Enugu before? Lets look at the inner hood

spyder880:


You never know, Port Harcourt has a lot of headache too, the heavy traffic jams will be heavy factor that will count against it.

Hmm. Enugu no get traffic jams

CFCfan:

Hmm. Enugu no get traffic jams

Port Harcourt beats Enugu 10:2 on the traffic jam scale. I work and live in the two cities so I tell you better.

CFCfan:

Hmm. Enugu no get traffic jams

Not on PH level

This is Uwani Enugu.

Ohafia street, Boardman street,

The road is wide enough, why not at least build side walks for pedestrians

spyder880:
I want to visit Emene Enugu,

Eze street, Robinson street,

Unemadu:
The road is wide enough, why not at least build side walks for pedestrians

I think it will be done.....

Robinson street junction just got a new traffic light to control vehicles automatically.

Unemadu:


Not on PH level

spyder880:

Port Harcourt beats Enugu 10:2 on the traffic jam scale. I work and live in the two cities so I tell you better.

Alright. Chime should create a Diplomatic avenue within Independence Layout

But the real place I wanted to relax was at Ngwo park, near the football field. We used to come play soccer here as kids.......

Still as cool as before, but the pitch is now bald, nobody wants to grass it anymore.

The serenity of the streets around Ngwo park is comforting to the senses