Nice pics, beautiful Ala-Igbo.

This is why this thread will always fail because all you do is find a way to spite others. Ckenneths aka spyder880 go and look for something to do with your time and energy. You are too old to continue trolling on nairaland

Chef2000:
Nice pics, beautiful Ala-Igbo.

There are new pictures of ABA.

Chef2000:
Nice pics, beautiful Ala-Igbo.

Thank you.

Biko kedu rice farm di bigger than this in all of SE. This is just Coscharis rice farm

More rice fields in Anambra state

Biko kedu any rice farm in SE that uses modern farming tool in the SE except Coscharis in Anambra

Biko kedu any state that produces more rice in SE than
Anambra? This is Coscharis mills. The most modern anywhere in Nigeria.

This is another big mill by JOSAN in Anambra. All the rice being produced in Enugu, Abia are all audio. No substance. No mills, no rice farm, just audio

Stop embarrassing yourself spyder

Neat symmetry, stretching as far as the eyes can see. Ufuma, Orumba north, Anambra state.

I will always come here to check your nuisance.

Local methods of rice harvesting and transplanting to local rice mills in Ufuma , Anambra state.
This is the same method thousands of rice farmers process local rice in every state where rice is farmed.

ckenneths:
Descending the airport flyover into Abakaliki express road into Enugu town.

I don't know why Bisala rd, independence layout is the only major road the gov't goes out of its way to beautify! Visitors coming to a city for the first time make their first impressions of the place based not only on the airport they land in, but the major highway leading from the airport!

Looking at that those pics of the road leading to/from AIIA Enugu, there's so much more i could have done to make it stand out had i been the one incharge! All it needs is trees planted on both sides of the roads; carpet-grass the median and plant shrubs at measured intervals for uniformity (kinda like you see on Bisala rd); sidewalks on either side; and a prominent sculpture or two where space permits! Of course there should also be working traffic lights and other road furniture as a necessity!

Men the tourism potential of the rice farms is great. Look at the beautiful landscape around some of these farms.

Spyder, please if ever you pass through Okigwe again, can you snap pictures of the rice farms at Obowo.
In the past there used to be a massive rice project invested by the world bank and Dee Sam Mbakwe. I don't know the progress of the farms now.

Good.

IGBOSON1:


I don't know why Bisala rd, independence layout is the only major road the gov't goes out of its way to beautify! Visitors coming to a city for the first time make their first impressions of the place based not only on the airport they land in, but the major highway leading from the airport!

Looking at that those pics of the road leading to/from AIIA Enugu, there's so much more i could have done to make it stand out had i been the one incharge! All it needs is trees planted on both sides of the roads; carpet-grass the median and plant shrubs at measured intervals for uniformity (kinda like you see on Bisala rd); sidewalks on either side; and a prominent sculpture or two where space permits! Of course there should also be working traffic lights and other road furniture as a necessity!

The fast time i landed at Akanu Ibiam about a decade ago, we passed through Emene which had bad roads as not visually appealing but last december, we passed through another road which brought us right around New Haven which wasn't that bad.

Pls where is Bissala road located?

Afam4eva:

The fast time i landed at Akanu Ibiam about a decade ago, we passed through Emene which had bad roads as not visually appealing but last december, we passed through another road which brought us right around New Haven which wasn't that bad.

Pls where is Bissala road located?

kaduna state, on your way to zaria.

The road passing through Isuikwuato in Abia state has split into two due to erosion. I wonder why the government still overlooks it.
Even the Okigwe to Absu stretch is also a death trap.

DrinkWater10:
The road passing through Isuikwuato in Abia state has split into two due to erosion. I wonder why the government still overlooks it.
Even the Okigwe to Absu stretch is also a death trap.

Write to Government.

Here is not government house.

DrinkWater10:
The road passing through Isuikwuato in Abia state has split into two due to erosion. I wonder why the government still overlooks it.
Even the Okigwe to Absu stretch is also a death trap.

It's like that in every state in Nigeria. Some people cannot enter their houses in Lagos because of bad roads or flood. Many house are submerged in Ogun so there's no biggie.

These speed indicators were newly mounted along the Enugu - Port Harcourt highway to remind motorists on how fast they are going.......

But these are very unnecessary in my view, which road can you even speed for up to a kilometre without a major pothole?

The Enugu to Port Harcourt express .........

MelesZenawi:



Write to Government.

Here is not government house.

So i should air my complaints because this ai government house?
Please whenever you come across my posts anywhere on this forum, do well to ignore, starting from this one.
Thanks

There's good development on both sides of the Express now, people are clearing their lands for development since the last time Enugu government cut down all trees near the road.

Some road building equipment still left at the expres by the contractors.......

Nenwe, Aninri LGA of Enugu state.........

Village life can be very enjoyable. There's something about the laid back, easygoing nature of rural dwellers that I cherish. We township people cannot relax as much in the cities........

ckenneths:
Village life can be very enjoyable. There's something about the laid back, easygoing nature of rural dwellers that I cherish. We township people cannot relax as much in the cities........

These pics I am seeing so can easily pass as a city in Benin Republic....


Ala-Igbo is developing faster even the rural areas are not left out

ckenneths:
Village life can be very enjoyable. There's something about the laid back, easygoing nature of rural dwellers that I cherish. We township people cannot relax as much in the cities........

Beautiful!

Enugu has some of the nicest looking villas in Igboland. They potray how life should look like in the village: unhurried; uncluttered; neat; lots of greenery; and sparse population.

Chef2000:

These pics I am seeing so can easily pass as a city in Benin Republic....


Ala-Igbo is developing faster even the rural areas are not left out

Do you have pictures from Aba? I just got some.

Chef2000, don't mind them, let's show them beautiful landscapes of Abia state, particularly Aba.