Emperoh:
So somehow, we schemed back into the leadership of the 8th assembly, with the election of Ikeoha this morning, as the Deputy Senate President.

What do you guys think?

spyder880:


Ikeoha is one senator who has been outstanding in the attraction of democracy dividends to his whole district. I beg him to pass a road from Nenwe through Nomeh Unateze to Oduma Achara. Nomeh is not in his senatorial district but we have been so much abandoned by everyone. Our own senator is so so insensitive. Gil Nnaji is a minus one to Enugu politics.

Emperoh:


And i wonder why he keeps getting back?

Kcinho:

he just knows how to play the game of numbers .....and his grassroot support is wonderful

OdenigboAroli:


You have to start somewhere....Look at Anambra for example investing big in agriculture which will trigger economic boom and along the line they might decide to divert their economy to something else. Stop making silly excuses why Chime neglected agriculture. ENUGU state has no other means to grow their economy other than through agriculture.

Beautiful state is all you and your folks dream of but you don't wanna hatch the idea of how such will come by.

Unemadu:


Chime invested in agriculture more than Obi, at least there are pics to back it up.

InyinyaAgbaOku:


PDP rigging, nothing else.
Grassroot support ebee? I ga asikwa

Unemadu:


Chime invested in agriculture more than Obi, at least there are pics to back it up.

Kcinho:

Remember chime never wanted to give him the PDP ticket which he finally got defeating the influential ifeoma nwobodo. The masses may not love him but the stakeholders from the zone are playing to his tune. After all which politician did not rig? Chimaroke?

Unemadu:


Chime invested in agriculture more than Obi, at least there are pics to back it up.

Kcinho:

Remember chime never wanted to give him the PDP ticket which he finally got defeating the influential ifeoma nwobodo. The masses may not love him but the stakeholders from the zone are playing to his tune. After all which politician did not rig? Chimaroke?

Unemadu:


Chime invested in agriculture more than Obi, at least there are pics to back it up.

successmatters:


It was the power move that twisted PDP out of Chime hand that helped Nnaji. He was on the way out only for Ekweremmadu to hijack the primaries and then kick Ifeoma Nwobodo into the gutters. Gil Nnaji bu iti mpataka that does not know his left from his right.

successmatters:


Fact. I never heard of Obi ever going to a farm all the time he was governor.

passion007:
I thought there's a tacit agreement to stop comparing Igbo states, which always ends in infighting. I can already see where this present argument is headed.

chinolization:



You are right. Every part of Igboland is doing great. I rep Igboland. Let's promote common front and oneness. Odenigbo nwanne please quit the unnecessary argument. Thank you.

chinolization:



You are right. Every part of Igboland is doing great. I rep Igboland. Let's promote common front and oneness. Odenigbo nwanne please quit the unnecessary argument. Thank you.

Enugu State is not called “The Coal City State” for nothing; it was a rich coal mining town in 1912, and coals from its coal fields were exported via Port Harcourt to foreign countries. Coal was discovered in the Southeast Nigerian state in 1909 by a team of British geologists who facilitated the construction of a railroad linking Enugu to Port Harcourt.

Located in the southeast geopolitical zone of Nigeria, Enugu State was created on August 27, 1991; and the name Enu-gu means “top of the hill”. Major towns and cities in the state include Nsukka, Oji River, Awgu, Nkanu, Ezza, Ogbodu Aba, Lejja, Amaokwe, Umana, Achi, Opi, lnyi, Ngwo, Nenwe, and Oduma etc.

There are some must-see tourists sites when you visit Enugu, the Coal City State, below are some of them:

passion007:

Chinooooo!
Your newfound love for Igboland is puzzling.
I hope your repentance is true, and not a grief reaction after that tireless n.edu character went multimedia in your as.s.
Heh heh heh.

The Ngwo Cave and Waterfall are located at the Ngwo Pine Forest where a heavy waterfall descends from overhead limestone rocks. The waterfall forms a shallow pool at the cave floor before flowing out as a stream into the wild. Apart from the waterfall, there are several caves that are tucked away into the rock, and you can access some of them by climbing while some are easily within reach.

There is the Ani Ozalla Lake and the Ani Ozalla Shrine, both located close to Ozalla in Nkanu West LGA. The Ani Ozalla Lake is a natural body of water with numerous number of crocodiles which are regarded as sacred – incarnations of the river goddess who at the promptings of the chief priest come to accept offerings from supplicants.

Set in the most natural terrains, the Ezeagu tourist complex comprises of a body of water, a lake, a natural spring, and a cave that stretches for three kilometers on end. This venue attracts various visitors and tourists from across Enugu State and beyond, and it is a place to spend some vacations or stay out the cultural festivities.

chinolization:



You are right. Every part of Igboland is doing great. I rep Igboland. Let's promote common front and oneness. Odenigbo nwanne please quit the unnecessary argument. Thank you.

The Ugwueme and Udi Hills are very suitable for mountaineering activities and other landscaping purposes. They are situated hundreds of meters above sea level, and underneath these hills are the coal mines where coal mining took place for exporting several years ago. There are also several tunnels that you can climb into to have a feel of what natural coal mining is all about.

OdenigboAroli:
At Unenmadu, if you care I can relate the wonders Obi did in agriculral reform in Anambra; Remember he built most of the roads that goes into the many farming communities in all Anambra farming communities. I don't wanna delay ENUGU people thread but don't ever compare Chime and Obi. They are world apart!!!

No, this Silicon Hill is not situated in the Silicon Valley of California, it is in Enugu State; and fine enough, it is close to the Nkalagu campus of the Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT). This hill has a large deposit of the mineral “silicon,” and it is over 300 meters above sea level. You just cannot resist the breathtaking views of the hills, valleys, and plains as they present an awe-inspiring blend.