investnow2013:
This is part of the great Catholic Organisation that specialised in Quality Education!..... They are called Marist Brothers!.You must remember that in Anambra State, It is govt/Private partinership!.This policy alone have attracted quality education, Investors & educational practioners to the state making it the most educational endowed state in Nigeria!

AtlanticBreeze:

He was born and bred in Plateau state, perhaps that's the reason he always thinks like fulani herdsmen. Look at the nonsense the cow posted earlier.

AtlanticBreeze:

He was born and bred in Plateau state, perhaps that's the reason he always thinks like fulani herdsmen. Look at the nonsense the cow posted earlier.

Mopolchi:
You see say I first laff before I comment. I no be freeglobe. Na your papa no get dignity. Not just that, you are a goat. Next time you quote me thunder go fire you there. Idiot. Gi na ndi umunna gi tufiakwa!

patrick89:
There is nothing wrong with odenigboaroli's opinion! He should not be vilified! Enough of all these fight noblezone and co!
please let us stop the fight! Anyi bu nwanne!!!

VickJames:
I'm happy for the different developments in my state and I am also in high spirit because my mum just came back from anambra state to Lagos after staying there for 3months. My mum did not want to come back home to us oooo!!!! we had call and beg the woman to listen to the cries of her children that her recipe is missing in our stomach.

these are what she told me based on what i told her to research on before coming back to lagos:

1. She said that many anambraians are rushing home to build and that the place we are staying in awka is already filled with houses bought and built by some rich guys in Obodo-Igbo. she said I should advice anyone who wants to buy land to rush and buy now that these men dont have joy with the large expanse of land they are buying. To be sincere, I need to start saving before i will start renting 3bedroom flat in my fatherland now. maka ihe neme kita dikwa serious.

2. She said the major reason why she didnt want to come to lagos is the peace and serenity of the environment, unlike the busy and dusty environment she will expose herself to in lagos. she buttressed her point with the fact that there is enough electric power and close access to our indigenous food with indigenous hand making it. the air is free from CO2.

3. She said that the environment where we stay in awka is undergoing renovation and our village have tarred basically because the village links to another major road. in all, she said that many people are coming back home especially in the north for their safety, so they are trying to build and do businesses in the east.

4. she said she went for a thanksgiving mass in a village close to ekwulobia (cant remember now). the place is funny sha. they were giving bags of rice to the priest. she asked the people there why rice? or they did not hear that the price of rice in the market is over 10thousand naira. they told her that they plant rice in their farms and its easier to get rice than the normal cocoyam in the village. My mum was shocked that things were happening and she didnt know that things have really changed in the east.

5. i told her that we only get oil from the riverine areas of the state. she looked at me and said that my cousin's wife father is collecting indigene money in Nri village for the oil been explored in that region. I am not too sure about this info but i think she might be right.

I, as an anambraian in face and in attitude hereby tell everyone that I am proud of my state. I am also warning other anambraians out there to please be quick in your decision-making to build and invest home because our brothers who left the north will end up renting an apartment for you when u get home.

thanks and God bless.

OreMI22:


I wish they will establish a Marist University.
Their trade mark of excellence is needed in the tertiary education area.

VickJames:
I'm happy for the different developments in my state and I am also in high spirit because my mum just came back from anambra state to Lagos after staying there for 3months. My mum did not want to come back home to us oooo!!!! we had call and beg the woman to listen to the cries of her children that her recipe is missing in our stomach.

these are what she told me based on what i told her to research on before coming back to lagos:

1. She said that many anambraians are rushing home to build and that the place we are staying in awka is already filled with houses bought and built by some rich guys in Obodo-Igbo. she said I should advice anyone who wants to buy land to rush and buy now that these men dont have joy with the large expanse of land they are buying. To be sincere, I need to start saving before i will start renting 3bedroom flat in my fatherland now. maka ihe neme kita dikwa serious.

2. She said the major reason why she didnt want to come to lagos is the peace and serenity of the environment, unlike the busy and dusty environment she will expose herself to in lagos. she buttressed her point with the fact that there is enough electric power and close access to our indigenous food with indigenous hand making it. the air is free from CO2.

3. She said that the environment where we stay in awka is undergoing renovation and our village have tarred basically because the village links to another major road. in all, she said that many people are coming back home especially in the north for their safety, so they are trying to build and do businesses in the east.

4. she said she went for a thanksgiving mass in a village close to ekwulobia (cant remember now). the place is funny sha. they were giving bags of rice to the priest. she asked the people there why rice? or they did not hear that the price of rice in the market is over 10thousand naira. they told her that they plant rice in their farms and its easier to get rice than the normal cocoyam in the village. My mum was shocked that things were happening and she didnt know that things have really changed in the east.

5. i told her that we only get oil from the riverine areas of the state. she looked at me and said that my cousin's wife father is collecting indigene money in Nri village for the oil been explored in that region. I am not too sure about this info but i think she might be right.

I, as an anambraian in face and in attitude hereby tell everyone that I am proud of my state. I am also warning other anambraians out there to please be quick in your decision-making to build and invest home because our brothers who left the north will end up renting an apartment for you when u get home.

thanks and God bless.

Mopolchi:
thanks my guy. that guy thinks he can talk anyhow to anyone. can't I have my opinion? even if my opinion appears false, he should give me superior contention of why it appears false and not to vilify me. but if he continues, I will make his stay in this thread unbearable and tortuous.

Cjrane2:


Our people should leave the north and never return there.
What has baffled me much is that many of them don't even have good businesses, so why go to the north to do manual labour?
You can very well do it, work on a rice farm or ride keke in our own land. Why must you go so far as the north to sell vegetables?

Our Governors and town planning people should build those little bridges over those streams in order to open up new layouts. It is shocking when you see a tiny stream separating a virgin territory from an over congested place. Just because nobody wants to sacrifice any penny of his for the general good, by building the culvert over the stream for public use.

FKO81:

Your mum is right bro, Anambra state is fast developing

AtlanticBreeze:

kedu ka onye awusa n'onye igbo si were buru nwanne?

VickJames:


I just need a forum where i will see huge numbers of igbos together and I speak to them. I have tried my best from my salary to write to some merchants around to see the good things about investing in igboland and take some developmental decisions that will boost their profits x3. but these men just dont want to leave their rest position. this is really annoying.

I have even sent mails to different people to make this known to them. I will be attending the end of the year party of my town tomorrow and I will try and plead to them to allow me speak to them and let them see more reasons why they should come back and leave this place before they start dishing out policies that will block our businesses from booming.

to be sincere, igbos are very stubborn set of people.

OdenigboAroli:


This bbitch again....
I have no respect nor pity for pathetic liars like you and your cronies....Until you prove Ngige handed schools the missions you will continue to be the goat here. I don't have time for bias and bigoted f.ools like you. I am a man of truth and elevated integrity and no amount of intimidation nor insults can change that.

SpaceTour:



Freeglobe, Odenigbo is myself brother just like you..

OdenigboAroli:


Did you just say' superior contention' ??
Nigga, there is no "contention", you dumb ffuck!!
Do I have to drill common and accessible facts into your skull?
Ngige has nothing to do with the hand over of schools to the missionary.....Why do you chose to be sstupid and get upset when people call you out ?

AtlanticBreeze:

I am Atlanticbreeze not freeglobe, are you saying the guy was not born and bred in Plateau State?

Cjrane2:



Yes, Igbos are very very stubborn and the least strategic group in Nigeria. The Igboman does not learn from things around him, until he personally experience the bitter experience. Then he is twice cautious.
Igbos are very hardworking, and therefore have no time to consider politics or intrigues. They base every decision on business, which is indeed childishly tragic. What sense does it make to build a multi-million dollar groundnut process industry in kano simply because it will cost less to transport the raw materials to the factory, then you lose the entire factory to arson by an irate group of almajiris demonstrating against the cartooning of Prophet Mohammed in Denmark?

Sometimes, it takes tragic things like Boko haram to get the average Igboman to reason clearly. That is why i stopped grieving when they suffer those huge losses elsewhere in Nigeria because they require such tragic experience in order to reason properly.

VickJames:


I am tired to be frank with you. I spend most of my time writing letters upon letters seeking the attention of these men to the benefits of investing in the region. some of these men think i am a fraudster sef. these men should understand that the eastern region is a strategic location for business and pleasure. a region close to almost all geopolitical zones with at most 2hours to the different zones. the east is the only zone that can make their product felt in all the regions at thesame time unlike lagos where the best will be picked from lagos, next ogun, oyo, and crumbs other parts of the country. the east can give you the same quality at the same time and the same rate.

invest home and let visitors feel your hot air.

igbos are stubborn and i am even sure they will not allow me to speak tomorrow in the party.

Cjrane2:



Na dem sabi.
Save your breath bro.
Let them take their risks and bear the full consequence of their foolery.

I will only add that we need to impress on key Igbo cities on the need to open up new areas.
Sometimes it is sooooooooo hard to find new areas in Igbo cities EXCEPT Enugu and to a small extent Owerri.
Our people just want Onitsha, Aba to remain in the same exact place they have been since 1900

Cjrane2:



Na dem sabi.
Save your breath bro.
Let them take their risks and bear the full consequence of their foolery.

I will only add that we need to impress on key Igbo cities on the need to open up new areas.
Sometimes it is sooooooooo hard to find new areas in Igbo cities EXCEPT Enugu and to a small extent Owerri.
Our Governors just want Onitsha, Aba to remain in the same exact place they have been since 1900. No real effort to open up new areas around those cities. Lack of opening up Onitsha is what is making Asaba grow and same for Aba vs. PH.

AnamCity:


As much we need to link Onitsha to Anamcity but I believe that the city of Onitsha is fast expanding beyond Trans-Nkisi and FGC. Below is part of area after Trans-Nkisi which was posted here by Frankie. And they aree actually doing decent low density structures by those rich people in the society

Cjrane2:



Na dem sabi.
Save your breath bro.
Let them take their risks and bear the full consequence of their foolery.

I will only add that we need to impress on key Igbo cities on the need to [size=14pt]open up new areas/Layouts for development![/size]
Sometimes it is sooooooooo hard to find new areas in Igbo cities EXCEPT Enugu and to a small extent Owerri.Where Independence Layout Phase II and Egbeada ares have been opened.

If Pope had never visited Onitsha in 1982, there would be nothing like Awada because that area will also not be opened.
Our Governors just want Onitsha, Aba to remain in the same exact spot they have been since 1900. No real effort to open up new areas around those cities. Lack of opening up Onitsha is what is making Asaba grow and same for Aba vs. PH.

investnow2013:
Onitsha is expanding in rapid speed!.........Odekpe ,Akwaukwu,Oba,Umuoji,Ogidi,Umunya,Nteje,Nwelle,Nzugbe are experiencing massive investments in Housing & Industries!. Just look at the area of Rojeny Oba below!