topboss:
Tower structures are ideal for offices but can also double as apartment blocks.


This, my people, is where we are heading.


Aniigbo require smart land management especially rural areas.


We will keep finding ourselves having this conversation from time to time.


It is a conversation that we must have and be open-minded enough to discuss as matured men.


I apologise for the aboki or afonja homosexual that derailed the thread and use spam bolt to ban my moniker for the day.

IDENNAA:



No sidewalk , no trees nor a solid road....just beautiful houses.

Rocksvibes234:


Atleast the houses are cool, another governor can do that better

BeijinDossier:
Murderer? Obiora nwanne m nwayo

AmericanQuarter:
More from tourism sites of Anambra

AmericanQuarter:
Anambra State Ministry Of Diaspora Affairs, Culture And Tourism And Entourage From The Presidency Visit Tourist Attraction, Set To Attract Foreign Investor To Develop Sector.

By Valentine Mbadugha (ABS News)

Anambra state Ministry of Diaspora Affairs, Culture and Tourism under the new Commissioner, Dr Christian Madubuko has embarked on assessment tour of tourist attractions in Anambra state with a view of harnessing tourism potentials for the development of Anambra state.

They visited Ogba-ukwu Cave and Waterfall, Owerre-ezukala in Orumba South Council area and will continue tomorrow with mOgbunike Cave, Igbo-ukwu Bronze Museum, among other Tourist centers in Anambra state.

Speaking shortly after the visit, Dr Madubuko expressed joy over the great tourism potentials of the state, and noted with assurance that if well developed, they will generate huge revenue for the state. He commended the efforts of Governor Willie Obiano in repositioning tourism in Anambra state.

Among the Commissioners entourage were the Permanent Secretary in the ministry, Mr Emma Umeokana, the Transition Committee Chairman, Orumba South Council area, Chief Raymond Onyegu among others.

The tour began with a courtesy call on the palace of Igwe Thomas Ogbonnaya of Owerre-ezukala.

OruExpress:
For the west, the value of Ancient Rome isn't tourism. Ancient Rome is a play to look at to learn and model society. it's a place to look at for creativity, innovation, government, and learning lessons.

But come to Igboland, where our history provides all of these things, and at best we want everything to be 'tourist attraction'. The worlds oldest evidence of iron smelting is in Enugu. But instead of looking at site to see how we can build an iron industry (the backbone of industry), we put ignorant little signs up about 'ministry of tourism site' and think the value is someone walking past it and taking a picture.

Osagyefo98:




Go and post this on pan igbo thread and not here pls.

The only names that should be mentioned here with start and end in Anambra state.

Be guided.

That's why rule of law doesn't work in Nigeria.

OruExpress:



shut up

OruExpress:
For the west, the value of Ancient Rome isn't tourism. Ancient Rome is a play to look at to learn and model society. it's a place to look at for creativity, innovation, government, and learning lessons.

But come to Igboland, where our history provides all of these things, and at best we want everything to be 'tourist attraction'. The worlds oldest evidence of iron smelting is in Enugu. But instead of looking at site to see how we can build an iron industry (the backbone of industry), we put ignorant little signs up about 'ministry of tourism site' and think the value is someone walking past it and taking a picture.

OruExpress:



shut up

AsomughaChuks02:
There are some local government areas that have great potentials and should be specially promoted as tourism destinations in Anambra. They include Anambra East, Ihiala, Oyi, Orumba South and Ayamelum.

IDENNAA:


Not just sites of attraction; Anambra has some of the most beautiful cultural display in Africa....Ofala , Igu Aro , Ufejioku , Ito ogbo , Uzo iyi etc which needs to be developed further, repackaged and represented to the world. Our governor is a reetarded drunk with pot belly!

AsomughaChuks02:
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Ok. What next?

IDENNAA:


Nothing but wait for him to finish his mess and get the ffuck out. Obiano is officially a failure! But , coming next I want Ndi Anambra to vote a person who is not only economically sound but culturally grounded , young and Anambraic! Like Ike Obosi like Ononenyi(your sincerely) , like Kingsley Muoghalu. Soludo is good but he is just as culturally poor as Peter Obi. We need men with both international and native intelligence. Daalu

AsomughaChuks02:
For the record, I don't share your sentiment about Obiano. He may not be excellent, but he has performed well above average. I rate him higher than Peter Obi in several sectors; security, civil service welfare, infrastructure, human capital development and politics. Others are arguable. Then as regards his successor, I am not sure that Ike Obosi is interested in the election. APGA will likely present Soludo and his popularity, incumbency and APGA platform will almost certainly guarantee him victory.

Ceegar01:
100bn investment? Peter Obi should have used it to develop Anambra

OreMI22:


Even if the entire airport will not be completed under Obiano, he could set up a concrete plan for the airport and airport city to be completed according to the original vision.

Sam Mbakwe started Owerri airport. He knew very well that he could never complete it. But he developed a clear plan in phases to enable the succeeding administrations complete it without sacrificing their own programs.

[b]Another important project is the airport city project. Now we know that waiting for the airport to be completed before the airport city is planned and developed will simply result in the rise of concrete of slums in that area by the time the airport is completed.

Therefore, nothing stops the state government NOW to grade the streets/roads in the airport city area, to properly mark out the plots and allow private sector to develop the place now as the airport itself is being built. The reason why most Nigerian cities look like slums, except Abuja and perhaps in the future Abakaliki, is that they are NEVER planned before the buildings go up.

Now is the opportunity to plan the airport city and demarcate the future roads & streets by simply grading (NOT TAR) the roads. So that the plots are well aligned in a straight line and the roads are well interconnected with many roundabouts like modern airport cities, before people build up the area the way villages are developed haphazardly.

ChimaAdeoye:



Gbam! A drive through Awada, the most populous housing estate in Nigeria clearly illustrates your point about purpose planning an area before development of buildings.

The video precisely captured the reason why we should plan housing layouts in advance! If this place had wider roads and better planning, it would be the most breath-taking location in Nigeria. However, lack of planning makes an otherwise beautiful estate with modern buildings to appear unsightly.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3Rtdr9CVIo&t=315s

The issue of portable water for the citizens raised in the video must be addressed by the government! It is criminal negligence that citizens are left without water supply and the state government isn't even doing anything to address it. Even if the state does not have money, it can use the apparatus of government to set up organizations to provide water to tenants! Every medium town in America has its water supply. Usually from a deep borehole pumped into an overhead tank, from where it flows by gravity to every house in the town. We need a policy to make this idea part of building estates in Anambra state.

Can the State government make a law mandatorily setting up landlords association for every housing estate/Layout?
These landlords association must charge extra 500 naira per flat/month and the money used to build and maintain the housing estate's mini-water works?
This law should make it mandatory that every mass housing estate must have a mini-water works built and managed by the landlords association.