Asaba

Ebonyi new govt house

River niger

Asaba

Awka

Onitsha

Onitsha....

Cool

horsepower101:


Whites have the advantage of constant electricity in their countries. The solutions that I proposed will be very unique to Nigeria but can be scalable.

Using renewable (free) energy from the sun to power elevators in tall buildings. It can be done. If I had the money, I will do it.

If you are still following this trade, it's great.

Lovely cities and scenery. God bless Alaigbo

Columba90:


If you are still following this trade, it's great. If you are revolutionary minded and nwafo, you can join. We can create the AlaIgbo that we want!
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Seems like you tried to contact me on my private mail, I can't access that mail. Send me a message on 0803 33 50750 , voice or WhatsApp. Thanks.

spyder880:
Make no mistake about it, this is Uburu, Ohozara local government area of Ebonyi state.

Spyder, i see you sneaking a peek at the thread you created and then abandoned...just ‘cause of some useless Igbo hating trolls!

Any new pics on developments in Ebonyi state?

spyder880:


Seems like you tried to contact me on my private mail, I can't access that mail. Send me a message on 0803 33 50750 , voice or WhatsApp. Thanks.

Yes I did. The reason is to request that you restore the trade's name. Yes, there were trolls but anaghi aso mgbagbu aghara ogu. Risks are inseparable from progress. Please sir could you restore the trade...

Useless thread. We have Anambra, Enugu and Imo threads but you mofos just want to replicate threads everywhere. Nonsense

Columba90:


Yes I did. The reason is to request that you restore the trade's name. Yes, there were trolls but anaghi aso mgbagbu aghara ogu. Risks are inseparable from progress. Please sir could you restore the trade...

I will think about it. Thanks.

spyder880:


I will think about it. Thanks.

You're doing a good job Spyder. Don't fall for the gimmicks of the hateful and jealous beings.

UdechiHD:
You're doing a good job Spyder. Don't fall for the gimmicks of the hateful and jealous beings.

Thank you Sir.

IGBOSON1:


Spyder, i see you sneaking a peek at the thread you created and then abandoned...just ‘cause of some useless Igbo hating trolls!

Any new pics on developments in Ebonyi state?

Plenty. I might be in Ebonyi by weekend. Just came back to Enugu from Owerri, Imo state, passed Mbaise and spent a few hours in Umuahia yesterday. Now in Enugu and moving to Anambra this afternoon.

May God bless you all.

spyder880:


Plenty. I might be in Ebonyi by weekend. Just came back to Enugu from Owerri, Imo state, passed Mbaise and spent a few hours in Umuahia yesterday. Now in Enugu and moving to Anambra this afternoon.

May God bless you all.

we need pictures plsss

get us pictures on progress made on Enugu onitsha expressway reconstruction

spyder880:


Plenty. I might be in Ebonyi by weekend. Just came back to Enugu from Owerri, Imo state, passed Mbaise and spent a few hours in Umuahia yesterday. Now in Enugu and moving to Anambra this afternoon.

May God bless you all.

Lovely....can't wait!

Ttipsy:
we need pictures plsss

get us pictures on progress made on Enugu onitsha expressway reconstruction

I passed through the Enugu-Onitsha express way on my visit to Awka last week.
The progress in that road is still slow. The contractors seem to be focusing on one half of the road in a snail speed manner over the other section.
When I passed through Umunya (Odumodu junction) I noticed the right section of the road have been completed way down to Awkuzu junction. The other section is uncompleted. And then from Igbariam you notice same thing down to the frontiers of Abba or is it Njikoka. The only difference here is the penchance of a major hold up cause by the closure of the road by the contractors.
But the good thing about the road from Awka section coming down to Enugu Agidi, is that some patch work were carried out to cover most of the pot holes pending when the major construction reaches those parts as I noticed.

UdechiHD:
I passed through the Enugu-Onitsha express way on my visit to Awka last week.
The progress in that road is still slow. The contractors seem to be focusing on one half of the road in a snail speed manner over the other section.
When I passed through Umunya (Odumodu junction) I noticed the right section of the road have been completed way down to Awkuzu junction. The other section is uncompleted. And then from Igbariam you notice same thing down to the frontiers of Abba or is it Njikoka. The only difference here is the penchance of a major hold up cause by the closure of the road by the contractors.
But the good thing about the road from Awka section coming down to Enugu Agidi, is that some patch work were carried out to cover most of the pot holes pending when the major construction reaches those parts as I noticed.

Alright thank you

Oh....Spyder, and thanks for restoring the theme of the thread as well!

We should focus solely on Igbo progress in the south-east and south-south, and be ready to checkmate Igbo haters posing as Igbos that will try to derail the thread! My 'report' finger is primed and ready the muthafuckers!

But on a serious note the Onitsha-Owerri express way is facing much dilapidation as faster as imagined. The government needs to do something about that road before things gets worst.
The Ochanja section of that road is a no go area. Most motorist in order to avoid the long hold up cause by eroded section choose to pass round Obosi before transitioning to the Nnewi flyover.
Then from Okija section again, one part of the bridge has been swollen by erosion.
I think RCC who did the Anambra section of the road did a bad job unlike Berger who constructed the Imo part.
How the road dilapidated in a space of 11 years is really surprising.

Ttipsy:
Alright thank you

You're welcome. Spyder can still post Aerial view pictures to cover the Oji river to Enugu section.

UdechiHD:
But on a serious note the Onitsha-Owerri express way is facing much dilapidation as faster as imagined. The government needs to do something about that road before things gets worst.
The Ochanja section of that road is a no go area. Most motorist in order to avoid the long hold up cause by eroded section choose to pass round Obosi before transitioning to the Nnewi flyover.
Then from Okija section again, one part of the bridge has been swollen by erosion.
I think RCC who did the Anambra section of the road did a bad job unlike Berger who constructed the Imo part.
How the road dilapidated in a space of 11 years is really surprising.

I remember some years back, there was so much talk of how good and smooth the ride from Onitsha to Owerri was because of the road constructed during the OBJ admin! Not surprised that its now gone to seed knowing how we lack maintenance culture in Nigeria!

IGBOSON1:


I remember some years back, there was so much talk of how good and smooth the ride from Onitsha to Owerri was because of the road constructed during the OBJ admin! Not surprised that its now gone to seed knowing how we lack maintenance culture in Nigeria!

I tell you. It's really a shame. And the worst thing is that FERMA sees these things and do nothing until it gets worst.
I remember passing through Mgbidi junction of the Onitsha - Owerri road and saw the Imo Deputy Governor who still lives in Oguta inspecting a bad spot there. I knew he could do nothing about it because it's a federal road.
The maintanance culture in this country is very bad.

Spyder880 God bless you. Thank you very much for restoring this wonderful thread.

Ka Chineke gozikwaaa unu nine!

Ka ihe oma mekwaara unu karia ka unu siri tuo anya!

Ka ngozi nke chineke, nke na enweghi oyiri, wusa anyi nine,

Igbo kwenu!
Rie nu!
Nýu o nu!
Muo nu!
Zuo nu!

Chukwu gozie unu.

Taa amaka.

Echi ga aka mma

Nwanne echi ga amagbu onwe ya

Otua ka okwukwe anyi si sie ike.

This picture was taken this very afternoon.
This is a picture taken at Abakpa bus stop, near mammy market. This is a picture of the start of the Enugu Onitsha Express road. One lane has now been completely abandoned for the right lane. The lane on the left is so much damaged that vehicles are avoiding it.

This is a federal road, there is no repair work in this road in the past 3 years at least.

Does anyone know the status of the contracts awarded on this road?

Was it cancelled?

Who is supervising who?

Which senator and HOR member is in charge of this road?

Can we bombard them with mails and pictures of the situation on ground.?

Let's act now.!

somalianprince:
Useless thread. We have Anambra, Enugu and Imo threads but you mofos just want to replicate threads everywhere. Nonsense

. See the troll here