eduj:
ebenma road done and dusted

B2mario:


Hmmmm, Okezie is trying.

eduj:
ebenma road done and dusted

PROUDIGBO:


These roads are a improvement on what the two useless Kalus’ left as the legacy of 16 wasted years of governance. That being said, is there any reason the state gov’t can’t construct roads that look aesthetically pleasing to the eye? No road marking; no sidewalks; no street/traffic lights; no road signage; and no greenery like trees and flowers; nothing-nothing! What we call urban development is just too local, and not up to world-class standards! Or are we saying we don’t want the best for Aba?

superlightning:
Isikwuato son, Rear Admiral NDUBUISI KANU (retd), a former member of the Supreme Military Council in 1975, former Governor of Lagos and old Imo states, has passed on.

Abia state has lost a son.

Condolences to his family, Abia, NADECO and Nigeria.

eduj:



we are gradually seeing the end of a generation. The late admiral was one of Nigeria's brightest before the war, and during the war he was one of our best naval officers. He oversaw the building of biafran gunboats and defence of Biafran naval territories.
After the war, he joined the Nigerian Navy becoming a captain and eventually the no 2 man in the Navy. The Igbo-phobia prevalent in our nation was the only reason he didn't become no 1.
As a military governor of old imo state,he laid down plans for new owerri (yes new owerri), the imo broadcasting corporation,estates and roads. Obj wasn't too happy with how he was recovering a state devasted by war (he claimed in his biography that some projects were removed from the list of places obj would visit during a state function).
He was removed from imo state and then made military governor/administrator of Lagos State.
Abia has lost a giant tree today. May his soul if rest in Jehovah's bossom

eduj:
Good to see that despite land disputes and vandalism during the end sars protests,that one of the most modern strip mall in the SE is taking shape

eduj:
pictures from the commissioning of eziukwu,ojike and milverton roads. There are a total of 6 banks on this road (used to be more before the road collapsed).It used to be the centre of Aba business district,housing mostly the regional headquarters of banks in the SE and many super markets.
those roads collapsed steadily from 2006-07. Happy to see them good again

eduj:
pictures from the commissioning of eziukwu,ojike and milverton roads. There are a total of 6 banks on this road (used to be more before the road collapsed).It used to be the centre of Aba business district,housing mostly the regional headquarters of banks in the SE and many super markets.
those roads collapsed steadily from 2006-07. Happy to see them good again

eduj:
Drainage of the just commissioned osusu road after rainfall yesterday.
This drain was desilted just few months ago!! a road that has been bad for your very 14 years now.
is it that peeps in aba enjoy suffering or just being wicked to themselves? how can people claiming to be human enjoy dumping refuse into drains-clogging it and causing flooding ?
If I where the governor, I will heavily fine houses on that road to serve as an example

PROUDIGBO:


Nice one!

Can’t see the sides of the road to properly asses, but the little shown looks ok!

ChimaAdeoye:


I love what i'm seeing, but i know Eziukwu road has really bad portions that needed serious work. I am not quite sure of the buildings i'm seeing here. The Eziukwu road approaching Asa road from ABSUTH was very good portion. But i know this isn't behind the ABSUTH or Ehi road by Eziukwu. it is the other side of Eziukwu road where it meets Ehi road, Cameroon road and Clifford that needs to be fixed. You needed a boat to reach Eziukwu by Ehi road in the past. So i'm curious if those really bad part was fixed, or they worked on the manageable part closer to Asa road by Mr Biggs. Which already still had asphalt and was always motorable.

Can you show the portion of Eziukwu road by Ehi road, and by Cameroon road? Those were the worst portions of Eziukwu road. if they are able to fix those portions with concrete roads and drainages, then the Governor is finally working hard to rescue Aba.