nnamdijonathan:


Concord Hotel in Owerri is more of a 5 star hotel than this Tulip hotel in Anambra. Can you just imagine Anambra celebrating just one 5 star hotel in the entire state.

Abagworo:

Chino stop this madness biko. I understand you want to swell the pages of your thread as you have nothing to show but come out plain with your real moniker. Meanwhile mission schools are owned and run by religious organizations not Government. Every State has beautiful mission schools and private schools but you judge Governor's performance based on State schools.

If Covenant was in Anambra you would have claimed it as a State University.

nnamdijonathan:


Guy if you decide to start showing us hotels then, I think Imo state will finally bury Anambra

Abagworo:

Stop giving him any response henceforth. He wants to use you and swell his dead thread. I will post photos of scjools, hispitals and hotels in the Imo thread if he wants argument he can come over there.

Abagworo:


Stop giving him any response henceforth. He wants to use you and swell his dead thread. I will post photos of scjools, hispitals and hotels in the Imo thread if he wants argument he can come over there.

nnamdijonathan:

That's better. This Anambra trend is full of hate and division and is not good for Igbo unity. If you complain about any project that has gone wrong in Anambra, instead of them to discuss properly, they will tag you as an IMO or Abia indigene and start their stupid comparison.

bestviewer:
nnamdijonathan don't mind him, please come back to dance floor lmo1stson is waiting

nnamdijonathan:


lol. Abagworo is just in a happy mode today and does not want to derail this trend with bad pictures just the way you guys post bad pics of Enugu, Abia and Imo. I've made my point clear already and that is, Anambra is not better than other Igbo states in all sectors.

bestviewer:
LOL...Abagworo is like sweet gum to me and he knows better not to get out of chain because I will chew him and pour him on your face. I doubt you know who is behind this account. I will tear down Imo thread and render it useless for weeks. I have pictures of horrible Owerri that I have been looking for an opportunity to pour it down hot on Imo thread. I am just waiting.

As for Imo state, it is the worst state in the SE and it will take Imo state at least 100yrs to get to the present Anambra. That is the point I have made in our interaction here and hoping that we continue this discourse

nnamdijonathan:


100 years to get to dirty Anambra? I laugh in yoruba

Abagworo:
The 1st road is same as the last 3 but difference is that first rain of the year washed off the fake road. Most of the road Chino flashes are simply photos taken immediately after construction and painting. None of them lasted more than 6 months without erosion and flood washing them away. This road is Ezinifite-Ekwulobia road in Aguata LGA.

Abagworo:
The 1st road is same as the last 3 but difference is that first rain of the year washed off the fake road. Most of the road Chino flashes are simply photos taken immediately after construction and painting. None of them lasted more than 6 months without erosion and flood washing them away. This road is Ezinifite-Ekwulobia road in Aguata LGA.

nnamdijonathan:


loooooooool
there was no concrete under the bitumen, only sand. What kind of mediocrity is this for God's sake? I trust Obiano to fix this in the shortest time. In as must as I try to remain unbiased in all trends, I must say that I trust Obiano to fix this problem.

Abagworo:
The 1st road is same as the last 3 but difference is that first rain of the year washed off the fake road. Most of the road Chino flashes are simply photos taken immediately after construction and painting. None of them lasted more than 6 months without erosion and flood washing them away. This road is Ezinifite-Ekwulobia road in Aguata LGA.

bestviewer:
Now see the road Okorocha did that collapsed in just 3months

bestviewer:
See the face of owerri. It will take it 100yrs to look good like Anambra

OVI2019:

Nna you will kill this thread if you continue like this ooo

OVI2019:
chino has finally buried your thread ooo

bestviewer:
I have told you that you people from Abia state are state-less, meaning that your state is dead. The people that are discussing here are people that have states. You are now a ghost without state, no wonder you are hovering

OVI2019:

Nnamdi has been destroying you with many blows since and now Abagwor lastly gave you the knock-out blow.

ANSMEDIA:
Our own South-East Computer and GSM Village is here right now in the city of Onitsha @ the new GSM & Computer Mega Center along Onitsha-Asaba Highway, Onitsha- Nigeria.

Cjrane2:


Nigeria is a zoo.

I plead with Igbos to STOP thinking about Nigeria and think of their own region as their homeland.

If Igbos can do like other Nigerians and consider their homeland first before any other place in "Nigeria", they would have learnt something from the tragic history of Nigeria.

When Fulani is talking about investing in "Nigeria", he is mainly talking about, Kano, Kaduna or Sokoto. Not Onitsha or Umuahia

When yoruba is speaking of investing in "Nigeria", he is talking about Lagos, Ibadan or Akure. Not Enugu , Aba or Owerri.

When Igbo is speaking of investing in "Nigeria", he is talking about Lagos, Kano, Abuja,Kaduna or Maiduguri. Not Awka, Abakaliki or Nnewi.

Ndigbo, emere unu ihea eme? If your "Nigeria" always means other people's homeland, who will develop your homeland?

Tetanu n'ula!!

bestviewer:
Nkea bu ezi okwu. I wish the rest of Igbo land should buy into Obiano's ideology of Aku luo uno. Most Anambra big boys are looking homeward now. Coscharis, Ibeto, Innoson, Juhel, Emzor, etc.

Our celebrity millionaires and billionaires should key in 100% into this Aku luo uno.

Even this Stanel would have gone to build this in Abuja had Obiano not started harping Aku luo uno on time. Today he has relocated fully to Anambra where he has his biggest investments.

nnamdijonathan:


From the present look of things, Igboland is already benefiting from the Aku luo uno program but, I still don't want all Igbos, most especially those that run the biggest markets in Lagos and Abuja, to return home because, if not for them, the products we manufacture in Igboland will not get to other parts of the country. Today, Aba products and Nnewi spare parts can be found in markets outside Igboland, all thanks to the Igbo traders who leave outside Igboland and distribute our products to non-Igbos.