Beautiful.. Bro, visit nkwelle GRA too and see wonders Our people are really trying their best in developing Anambra state, I pray prof Charles Soludo to remember all the important roads in Anambra state God bless Anambra state, the light of the nation
@AnambralstSonTV thank you for all the updates of happenings going on in Anambra, I appreciate it. Can you please give an update on Afor Nkpor-Eke Nkpor road, I noticed it was awarded some months ago, an update whether work has commenced will be great.
Beautiful houses, no question. But why is it that the state government cannot construct the streets in these areas? It's the same thing all over Nigeria. Nice houses, but no good streets or roads to access them. Truly saddening.
Imagine if all these roads are well constructed, private real estate developers should pay attention to roads construction or government is to be blamed???
Most of them na mumu. Na lagos dem go dey waste money since dey even fill swamps for them.😂 thank Goodness igbos have finally started waking up. Let’s take our homelands to the next level. I think I would have to go into real estate and restaurant business when next I come into Nigeria, hopefully with a few American friends who wouldn’t mind to take advantage of this opportunity before everyone starts to wake up.👍🏼
Anambra amaka biko.. Come back in 5 to 10 year back with the all round infrastructure that Soludo is doing.. Don't compare Anambra with any... Seen is believe
They should pay attention to that erosion by the end before it’s too late. This area is so beautiful, the residents can interlock their street na. We have money but no finesse
Most of the roads in Owerri are dilapidated and muddy, erosion has cut Naze road, what’s our imo state government doing ? Imo state is a failed state no wonder most imo indigenes prefer to live in Anambra
Is this Trans Nkisi 2 located in Nsugbe, Nkwele Ezunaka, Ogbunike or Ogidi? Because I'm pretty sure Onitsha doesn't have much empty land apart from the former Akpaka forest reserve. The landlord should contribute money and pave the road for the property to be more luxurious and expensive.
@@chigozieosuoha7189the guy is so annoying and irritating, at a point I thought it was a bot. He’s on every video making the same stupid comment. He should be blocked from seeing contents from this channel.
@@Sir_Harmony you are angry simply because I am stating the fact, you cannot take simple truth. Owerri is a glorified village and something must be done to fix it imo state is a failed state
Looking great. But I sincerely hope that the necessary public right of way and enough setbacks are provided for roads and drainage, water and wastewater pipes, electricity lines and telecom cables. etc.
Before these buildings are put up, the infrastructure: water, sewage, electricity MUST be put in place first. And guess what? They would NOT cost the government a dime to build and operate. Just grant permission to a group of investors to build them and charge the users. In my locality, water is supplied by a private water company and we pay according to usage. Electricity, the same. Just think of mobile phone companies. Remember when we had NITEL? Very useless. Just build the water works, Onitsha is close to water. Lay down the pipes and homeowners would just connect to the pipes. I lived in a rural place in Minnesota where every house has well water. As development came, a private company built water treatment plant, laid down the pipes and we all hooked our plumbing to the new pipelines. Of course, we now pay water bill, but it is worth it: clean, treated water. And, the government had no hand in it.
Anambra state government should regulate how real estate investors do in the state. If you can't tarred roads leading to your properties then forget it. This not how real estate investors do in Lagos
It is the duty of Governments to provide public infrastructure and utilities. You people should stop encouraging Governments to be stupid and wicked by wronging thinking that private individuals should use their hard-earned money to build public infrastructure. I have travelled to various parts of the world where Governments constructs roads in estate, provide other public utilities such as water, gas, sewage even before individuals finish building their houses. This is also so in various self-respecting African countries. Congratulations to those who are helping to build our beloved Igboland, especially our main city Onitsha.
This not a private Estate but GRA. Government reserved area. It's fully belong to Government and they should do the needful. Individuals has been trying. Government is Lagging
@user-nq5cn2co9w that is the problem we have in Anambra, individuals are trying their best to build good houses and government is not encouraging them with good roads .If you check, most of our villages are more organized with good tarred roads than our cities in Anambra because , individuals use their money to tarr roads and develop their communities by themselves. So many villages in Awka South have good tarred roads by individuals across villages just like what Tonimas did in Neni constructing all the roads in their village. Our government is not matching up with individuals in the city in terms of development.
@@detourist2025story! Government is to blame. Too fast to give an excuse! That axis has been in existence for donkey years and all the government has to do is goddam construct some good roads and that’s all! These people already have their own water obviously.
@@innocentamaife4530 if the government starts constructing, on average ,one road per week, how long do you think it will take it to construct all the roads, knowing that we only have 53 weeks in a year and that everytime a couple of buildings emerge a new street surfaces. I don't think it that easy. You will need a Dubai kinda money for that and , sadly, we don't have it😂 we have other pressing needs too
A good govt can declear state of emergency 🦺 in all this internal roads..to be done with 1yrs.. By given it to multiple contractors,u can as well put toll gate at the entrance point,to make some money for the maintenance. My thought thou
Citizens are willing to put some level of development in there land.but government is the one lacking behind in teams of giving them the basic infrastructure. Such as good road, pipes born water etc.
It should be mandatory that a developer must build a road first before selling land to people, what is this ?? 😢 A beautiful neighborhood with no road, another beautiful nonsense that littered everywhere in Anambra.
I see you have no Brian because if you have you we know that this place is still developing, even here in Asaba there's this place i live before where the build mansion everywhere and there's no good roads because the place is developing just like this Area now, and that doesn't mean the government has no plans for them
I don’t see anything worth celebrating here…that is besides individual effort! There’s a near absence of state and local gov’t infrastructure, yet this is a GRA! I believe a lot of the comments on this channel always praising Soludo are his otimpkus!
Our government should make a law to regulate real estate development . You can't just be building anyhow without proper plan and well tarred road. Soludo should use Awka Millennium City to set example. If this is not controlled at the right time, it will be too late. Our government should regulate our new developing Areas to make sure the necessary infrastructures are in place by the developers
This place is better planned than all the places in Owerri your state capital. Your imo state has no good place that’s planned well like this not to talk of Awka millennium city. Anambra is best and most developed Igbo state . Stop harbouring envy in you because imo your state is far behind Anambra in development
@user-jl8ue7fr7k I know what I'm saying. I am talking of our major cities not towns. You are not more Anambrarians more than most of us. Our new developing areas need to be regulated. There may be change of government in the future with a policy that will require massive demolition to replan and many people will fall victim like what is happening in Asaba where people are loosing their mansions.
@@ajazubi9164 you are not from Anambra stop deceiving yourself this imo state man, stop fooling around here. Anambra is developing and it’s the most developed state in igboland
Onitsha is indeed beautiful 🤩
That's cool... this new neighbours hood is cool...the roads are well planned and spacious..
Beautiful..
Bro, visit nkwelle GRA too and see wonders
Our people are really trying their best in developing Anambra state, I pray prof Charles Soludo to remember all the important roads in Anambra state
God bless Anambra state, the light of the nation
Onitsha is simply big.
@AnambralstSonTV thank you for all the updates of happenings going on in Anambra, I appreciate it.
Can you please give an update on Afor Nkpor-Eke Nkpor road, I noticed it was awarded some months ago, an update whether work has commenced will be great.
Okay
Greatest city east of the Niger
Beautiful houses, no question. But why is it that the state government cannot construct the streets in these areas? It's the same thing all over Nigeria. Nice houses, but no good streets or roads to access them. Truly saddening.
The roads are good and others are under construction. Owerri is worse, most roads in Owerri are dilapidated and muddy with shanties almost everywhere
Imagine if all these roads are well constructed, private real estate developers should pay attention to roads construction or government is to be blamed???
Most of them na mumu. Na lagos dem go dey waste money since dey even fill swamps for them.😂 thank Goodness igbos have finally started waking up. Let’s take our homelands to the next level. I think I would have to go into real estate and restaurant business when next I come into Nigeria, hopefully with a few American friends who wouldn’t mind to take advantage of this opportunity before everyone starts to wake up.👍🏼
Anambra amaka biko.. Come back in 5 to 10 year back with the all round infrastructure that Soludo is doing.. Don't compare Anambra with any... Seen is believe
I agree
They should pay attention to that erosion by the end before it’s too late. This area is so beautiful, the residents can interlock their street na. We have money but no finesse
Most of the roads in Owerri are dilapidated and muddy, erosion has cut Naze road, what’s our imo state government doing ? Imo state is a failed state no wonder most imo indigenes prefer to live in Anambra
Beutifull , with no single good tarred road.
That’s the only problem. Good enough soludo will change the narrative. It’s not even supposed to be a big deal.
Individuals are doing great. Government is lagging seriously
and there are people who believe Onitsha metropolis is small😂
They don't know what they are saying at all
With this level of housing development and people residency, yet no road infrastructure. It is scornful and displeasing.
Is this Trans Nkisi 2 located in Nsugbe, Nkwele Ezunaka, Ogbunike or Ogidi? Because I'm pretty sure Onitsha doesn't have much empty land apart from the former Akpaka forest reserve. The landlord should contribute money and pave the road for the property to be more luxurious and expensive.
Beautiful city of Onitsha. Imo state should copy this so that they can plan glorified village Owerri to look organized and well planned like this.
Mad man everywhere
@@chigozieosuoha7189the guy is so annoying and irritating, at a point I thought it was a bot. He’s on every video making the same stupid comment. He should be blocked from seeing contents from this channel.
@@Sir_Harmony you are angry simply because I am stating the fact, you cannot take simple truth. Owerri is a glorified village and something must be done to fix it imo state is a failed state
Looking great. But I sincerely hope that the necessary public right of way and enough setbacks are provided for roads and drainage, water and wastewater pipes, electricity lines and telecom cables. etc.
Before these buildings are put up, the infrastructure: water, sewage, electricity MUST be put in place first. And guess what? They would NOT cost the government a dime to build and operate. Just grant permission to a group of investors to build them and charge the users. In my locality, water is supplied by a private water company and we pay according to usage. Electricity, the same. Just think of mobile phone companies. Remember when we had NITEL? Very useless. Just build the water works, Onitsha is close to water. Lay down the pipes and homeowners would just connect to the pipes. I lived in a rural place in Minnesota where every house has well water. As development came, a private company built water treatment plant, laid down the pipes and we all hooked our plumbing to the new pipelines. Of course, we now pay water bill, but it is worth it: clean, treated water. And, the government had no hand in it.
Anambra state government should regulate how real estate investors do in the state. If you can't tarred roads leading to your properties then forget it. This not how real estate investors do in Lagos
This is government lands
It is the duty of Governments to provide public infrastructure and utilities. You people should stop encouraging Governments to be stupid and wicked by wronging thinking that private individuals should use their hard-earned money to build public infrastructure. I have travelled to various parts of the world where Governments constructs roads in estate, provide other public utilities such as water, gas, sewage even before individuals finish building their houses. This is also so in various self-respecting African countries. Congratulations to those who are helping to build our beloved Igboland, especially our main city Onitsha.
This not a private Estate but GRA. Government reserved area. It's fully belong to Government and they should do the needful. Individuals has been trying. Government is Lagging
@@okeziefelix6562most of the government estates in Owerri are full of dilapidated muddy roads . There’s no estate in Owerri that’s as good as this one
@user-nq5cn2co9w that is the problem we have in Anambra, individuals are trying their best to build good houses and government is not encouraging them with good roads .If you check, most of our villages are more organized with good tarred roads than our cities in Anambra because , individuals use their money to tarr roads and develop their communities by themselves. So many villages in Awka South have good tarred roads by individuals across villages just like what Tonimas did in Neni constructing all the roads in their village. Our government is not matching up with individuals in the city in terms of development.
Beautiful houses No single tarred road,who is to Blame ?
Nobody is to blame. This neighborhoods spring up too fast..
@@detourist2025story! Government is to blame. Too fast to give an excuse! That axis has been in existence for donkey years and all the government has to do is goddam construct some good roads and that’s all! These people already have their own water obviously.
@@innocentamaife4530 if the government starts constructing, on average ,one road per week, how long do you think it will take it to construct all the roads, knowing that we only have 53 weeks in a year and that everytime a couple of buildings emerge a new street surfaces. I don't think it that easy. You will need a Dubai kinda money for that and , sadly, we don't have it😂 we have other pressing needs too
A good govt can declear state of emergency 🦺 in all this internal roads..to be done with 1yrs..
By given it to multiple contractors,u can as well put toll gate at the entrance point,to make some money for the maintenance.
My thought thou
No trees? They have to plant more trees! The roads are yet unpaved, I hope the Government will step up and get that done.
Good evening bro, please how much can get a plot of land there? Im interested. Thanks
I'll help you to make enquiry
@Anambra1stSonTV okay bro. Thanks men
Very expensive
For starters.
Just keep minimum of #30m first.
It can be higher or you can get a good lower bargain.
Citizens are willing to put some level of development in there land.but government is the one lacking behind in teams of giving them the basic infrastructure. Such as good road, pipes born water etc.
Hopefully soludo will do these things
Why is does Estate companies … not tarred the Road of the estate… this typical in South east…
The governor should stop giving any real estate investor permit if fail to tarred the roads leading to the property , it is not like this in Lagos
Which Lagos?
Hope it is not the one we know?
Or is it another one?
Is every where paved in Lagos?
@@EmekaOkeke-u9o don't you see new estates in Lagos how the owners always paved /tarred roads leading to their estate
They are not planning out the areas as usual.
No road why
It should be mandatory that a developer must build a road first before selling land to people, what is this ?? 😢 A beautiful neighborhood with no road, another beautiful nonsense that littered everywhere in Anambra.
I see you have no Brian because if you have you we know that this place is still developing, even here in Asaba there's this place i live before where the build mansion everywhere and there's no good roads because the place is developing just like this Area now, and that doesn't mean the government has no plans for them
@@sunnynze Get out from from here osiso,I don't need your stupid mentality. Onuku
Is this same as apkaka gra?
No Akpaka is different
All these beautiful houses, no good road, street lights & modern transportation out of the GRA...Ike gwuru
Come on what about the roads no tarred roads this the problem where local government adimstrtion don't exist.
I don’t see anything worth celebrating here…that is besides individual effort! There’s a near absence of state and local gov’t infrastructure, yet this is a GRA! I believe a lot of the comments on this channel always praising Soludo are his otimpkus!
The place is beautiful and more developed than all the places in your backward state
Our government should make a law to regulate real estate development . You can't just be building anyhow without proper plan and well tarred road. Soludo should use Awka Millennium City to set example. If this is not controlled at the right time, it will be too late. Our government should regulate our new developing Areas to make sure the necessary infrastructures are in place by the developers
This place is better planned than all the places in Owerri your state capital. Your imo state has no good place that’s planned well like this not to talk of Awka millennium city. Anambra is best and most developed Igbo state . Stop harbouring envy in you because imo your state is far behind Anambra in development
Anambra is not a one city state like so many states.
Anambra state is a CITY STATE WHERE EVERY ZONE IS DEVELOPING.
@user-jl8ue7fr7k I know what I'm saying. I am talking of our major cities not towns. You are not more Anambrarians more than most of us. Our new developing areas need to be regulated. There may be change of government in the future with a policy that will require massive demolition to replan and many people will fall victim like what is happening in Asaba where people are loosing their mansions.
This is not a private Estate but GRA. Government reserved area. It's complete duty of government to fix the environment
@@ajazubi9164 you are not from Anambra stop deceiving yourself this imo state man, stop fooling around here. Anambra is developing and it’s the most developed state in igboland