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.

Cjrane2:
Let me help you with more pics bro.
But remember 33 isn't Anam city project. So dodging the question with pics. does not answer it.

One problem we have is inability to speak the truth without gloating on something else which is totally unrelated.

We are talking about the bridge connecting GRA Onitsha to Anam city here. NOT 33 or Nkwelle area!

asha80:
Eric umeofia

AnamCity:


I perfecly understood the point you were making bro but I was trying to point out that the city is already expanding on the areas that does not have inhibition of river/stream for now. There was a private investor workng on anamcity but I don't know what's up about it till. I totally agree with you that [size=14pt] there is every need to do the bridge across the river into anamcity, [/size] at least 2 bridges which might not even be half the long of the one being being at Oil rig/Otuocha. Obiano should do the damn bridge A.S.A.P if Onitsha is to become the megacity out of the East that can stand side by side with other Nigerian mega cities.

Bishop42:
Politicians are paid to stop lawless people from trading on Anambra roadside and other criminal activities but no one seems to care.Wonder why it's so difficult to defend simple law which they swore to do. Why not create space for private people to build attractive and inexpensive stuff like mini-markets, cornerstores,plazas etc on every street for these people and still tax and make money from them

AnamCity:


I perfecly understood the point you were making bro but I was trying to point out that the city is already expanding on the areas that does not have inhibition of river/stream for now. There was a private investor workng on anamcity but I don't know what's up about it till. I totally agree with you that there is every need to do the bridge across the river into anamcity, at least 2 bridges which might not even be half the long of the one being being at Oil rig/Otuocha. Obiano should do the damn bridge A.S.A.P if Onitsha is to become the megacity out of the East that can stand side by side with other Nigerian mega cities.

Cjrane2:
Now, you don't need to repost those pictures as if i haven't seen them nor that i don't know the area i am talking about.

The city the size of Onitsha should be expanding rapidly almost the rate at which Abuja, Lagos or PH is expanding. That is what we are talking about here.

Look at tiny Enugu (No disrespect meant), in the last 5 years, it has new Emene area, ninth mile area, Independence layout phase II, new trans-ekulo (Elim estates) etc. and you are posting remodelled Rojenny stadium that has existed for more than 30 years?
Ndo!

investnow2013:
Airport & Riverport will help to make Onitsha competitive!

VickJames:


isi gini?

asha80:
owns erisco foods manufacturing tomato paste and others in Lagos..but does he have any outfit in anambra state? I doubt

Mopolchi:
This is how to reason and read well so you can respond responsibly: A brief review of the sequence of discussions
that culminated in the handover of schools
and which are verifiable will expose these liars
of Government House, Awka. Governor Chris
Ngige’s Commissioner for Education, Prof.
Leonard Muoghalu was directed by him to
liaise with the religious organizations on the
handover of some mission schools back to
their rightful owners to help arrest the
indiscipline in schools and reverse the falling
standard of education. See letter dated 6th
January 2004 and titled Hand Back of Schools
to Voluntary Agencies which was signed by
the then Commissioner for Education.
Many meetings were held at the
Commissioner for Education’s Office between
February 2004 and September 2005. These
meetings were attended by:
1. His Grace Most Revd. Maxwell Anikwenwa
– Arch. Bishop of Province II Anglican
Communion & Bishop of Awka.
2. His Grace Most Revd. Dr. Valerian Okeke –
Arch. Bishop of Onitsha Arch. Diocese ably
represented by Very Revd. Fr.. Anosike –
Vicar Gen. of Onitsha Arch. Diocese.
3. His Lordship Most Revd. Dr. Simon A.
Okafor – Catholic Bishop of Awka
4. His Lordship Most Revd. Ken Sandy Okeke
– Bishop on The Niger .
5. His Lordship Most Revd. Dr. Hillary Okeke
– Catholic Bishop of Nnewi who attended the
first meeting and appointed Msgr. Orakwe &
Msgr. Adigwe to represent him in subsequent
meetings.
6. National and State officers of NUT
7. The Permanent Secretary and some
Directors of the Ministry of Education were
also in attendance.
After many meetings, it was agreed that the
schools be handed over and it was so
announced by the Government of Dr. Chris
Ngige to the people of Anambra State and
publicized in the mass media. A formal hand
over ceremony was performed by His
Excellency the then Governor of \Anambra
State Dr. Chris Nwabueze Ngige OON (Onwa)
on Thursday the 15th September, 2005. The
handover elicited a negative reaction from a
few misguided members of the NUT who
demonstrated at the State Secretariat against
the handover but were informed by
government that the handover was in the
interest of Anambra State and therefore final
and irreversible.
A memorandum of understanding was drawn
up and signed by accredited representatives
of The Anglican Church, The Catholic church,
The Nigerian Union of Teachers, other stake
holders and the government of Anambra State
then under the able charge of Dr. Chris
Nwabueze Ngige OON (Onwa) as the
Executive Governor.
If all these events were witnessed by the
citizenry and the Government of Mr. Peter Obi
wants the public to believe the opposite then
something is wrong with his administration.
Anambrarians are asking why repudiate the
good works performed by a man who risked
his own life to liberate his people from the
shackles of financial servitude. We all know
that Gov. Peter Obi is suffering from
NGIGEPHOBIA a disease that makes him not
only blind to anything good from Dr. Chris
Ngige’s Administration but also to appropriate
the good works which he cannot repudiate.

NRIPRIEST:


I bet you think you are dealing with a typical Nigerian who doesn't know there left from their right. An article without source ? How come Ngige never come out to claim he handed schools to the missions? How come he didn't use it as a campaign strategy ?
A loser you are and will always be and your name will never be remembered for anything good!

AnamCity:
Mother churches like the Catholics and Anglicans are the best in school running and impartation of the right knowledge and morals. Incidentally, Anglican and Catholic are the major churches in Anambra and it is paying off in heaps and bounds

Scholes007:
is this a marist school?

ChimaAdeoye:
Anambra past governments have truly not helped our cities to be planned and habitable spaces.
We abandoned the crucial job of city planning to estate developing traders, which is why our cities look deplorable in spite of the fine morden buildings. Some streets have no space for two cars to pass side by side. This is truly sad.
We need to imbibe the culture of planning our cities and not indiscriminate haphazard erection of buildings as we currently have it..

AnamCity:



Marist it is and it is owned by the Catholic Church.

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!

Scholes007:
ok... i am a product of marist comprehensive academy uturu.

NRIPRIEST:


[s]I bet you think you are dealing with a typical Nigerian who doesn't know there left from their right. An article without source ? How come Ngige never come out to claim he handed schools to the missions? How come he didn't use it as a campaign strategy ?
A loser you are and will always be and your name will never be remembered for anything good![/s]

alfred5:
Anambra State Social Media Award.


Do you know Rtn Ifeanyi Aniagor He's the Executive Assistance To The Governor on Media. He represented the Governor today.

3rd picture is Ifeanyi with the wife of Vincent O.Ezechukwu who's also Media Aide to Governor. Vincent won an Award for the Best defender of. The Government ,

2nd picture is Amb Adichie Izuchukwu(Alfred5) arriving with other Award recipients.... Anieto Baba Ozii on white (the author of 3rd side of a coin) and Menkiti Onyebuchi.

1st picture.......Anambrarians! On suit is the Vice President Anambra State Society of Engineers. Agbility Martins..

You can get more on APGA official page!

More is coming!!!

investnow2013:
Obiano is the 'Luckiest' Governor in Anambra State!..... My reason is that he is governor when our people are beginning to think twice in investing in any other area except in the East!. What he needs to do now is to govern!.... He needs also to offer leadership!..... The govt is not going to spend all the money alone, but needs to come up immediately with policies geared towards changing the face of our Cities!. The Landlords should be involved!. We should be talking about how to build all our Cities roads in one year or two!. We can do this by using Cement & Stone!. Planting Trees in our roads & Streets!.A normal street road in Anambra state(A Street with 28 Plot both sides)will cost between 4 to 5 Million Naira cement based!.(Interlocked Stones)

ChimaAdeoye:
Anambra past governments have truly not helped our cities to be planned and habitable spaces.
We abandoned the crucial job of city planning to estate developing traders, which is why our cities look deplorable in spite of the fine modern buildings. Some streets have no space for two cars to pass side by side. This is truly sad.
We need to imbibe the culture of planning our cities and not indiscriminate haphazard erection of buildings as we currently have it..