I wish Governor Soludo can see this road..it needs dualisation and clean up all the roads..because that's our problem in South East all the cities in South east is very dirty...bro well done for the video keep it up...
He may not be officially notified but even if he is, what we are doing right now will also help. By observing and suggesting on the situation of our cities can get across the government and alert them on the general public concern.
You are such a unique person... I requested for it and you actually fufill it. I am so grateful and may almighty God continue to guide and increase you In every areas of your life. I will come back for you soon because you truly touched my heart. God bless you richly. Amen.
For those who are saying that Governor should be cleaning the city , I think it's the duty of the local government to do that if not, what's the duty of the local government authorities. If they are not there to help, they should be scrapped.
Yes that duty of cleaning the environment should be for the local government authority. In the event of failure to carry out such responsibilities, the state authorities(commissioner for environment) can issue directives in that regard. You know anything not going on well within a state people will always want to blame the governor.
PLEASE CAN YOU CREATE A VIDEO - FOR DRIVING THROUGH TRANS-NKISI TO OMALIMA JUNCTION/OMALIMA LAYOUT SINCE THIS IS THE POPULAR HIGH PROFILE/LUXURY AREA NOW NEAR GRA ONITSHA? THANKS
There are road sweepers, probably the work is overwhelming to those engaged. Or the government can still hand refuse disposal and environmental cleaning over to a private firm. I learnt some African countries engaged Chinese companies to handle that.
The whole of 33 is part of Nkwelle Ezunaka in Oyi local government and Nkwelle Ezunaka is part of Omambala region, Onitsha people doesn't have any land at 33 Nkwelle Ezunaka. Oze Nkwelle Ezunaka is part of people and community that received Onitsha people on their arrived from Benin kingdom.
The whole 33 is part of Nkwelle-Ezinaka and Nkwelle-Ezinaka is omubala Anambra East extension to Aguleri, Anam, Umuleri and Igbariam. The major problem of Anambra is poor governance imagine people are building houses without a proper planning or government approval when flooding comes they'll start lamenting I hope Soludo can copy from Dave Umuahi of Ebonyi the master of infrastructure.
Thank you for the information you provided above. People are really complaining about this poor governance in Anambra state. Probably, Anambra needs to have gone far more than what is seen now. But what really matters now is getting it right.
@@YangaLife To be frankly with you Onitsha Market has a potential to be the most largest and busiest market in sub Sahara Africa but poor leadership, poor management, corruption greedy and selfishness makes Onitsha to be the most polluted city in Africa, all the taxes revenue with FG allocation money has been Chanel into politicians pockets. No proper infrastructure No maintenance No law and order everywhere looks like a jungle Tufikwa.
Onitsha main market is still the largest market in Africa, in terms of geographical size and volume of goods. It's just that because of the population, Onitsha needs increased effort to be kept clean. The city needs times 2 of what Awka needs to be clean. Enforcement on refuse disposal is vital in keeping a city clean. One thing about governance in this part of the world is that each administration has it's own agenda. Seems like no steady function of government.
@@YangaLife As long as I'm concerned Onitsha never a planned city or rather clean it was always like a jungle no governor in Anambra ever pushed to transform Onitsha accept (Mbadinejo) Yes some few Igbo leaders has make a good move to transform Igbo land Like Dr. Mike Okpara, Sullivan Chime, Dr. Sam Mbakwe , Dr Sam O. Egwu and Engr. Dave Umuahi.
Anambra state is not trying to develop onisha atoll. A city like this and we are begging government to do the need is a shame. If is port Harcourt Lagos or Abuja you will see trees 🌲 and flowers gracias in the street . Mad people everywhere
These places you mentioned are capital cities to Nigeria except PH. Though the general observation is that Anambra state government and other states needs to improve the condition of their roads. And please no insult to people. Thank you.
I AM NOT SURE HOW EXACTLY TO GET THERE... BUT I UNDERSTAND THEY ARE BUILDING A CULVERT/ROAD TO CONNECT OMALIMA TO TRANS NKISI, THEY WILL ALSO BUILD A GATE AND ARE NOW SETTING UP POLES FOR ELECTRICITY...HAHA
Wow interesting, but Anambra state government supposed to tarred and dualized it completely through the major express where you end the video... because that area is very important road that connects the state economic zone...but it's a pity that Obiano wasted over 200 billions of naira, with his wife. That road he could have at least tarred the road for God's sake.i haven't seen anyone bad and wicked like him
That road has been like that ever since despite the economic and social values of that road. The vehicular traffic is greater than what the road can contain, hence the constant traffic gridlock been witnessed always. The road should be without wasting time place under emergency list for dualization.
The road is federal road. The previous state government pushed for the dualization of the road, but to no avail. Let’s see if Soludo can attract the Federal govt. to do the needful.
Thanks for this information. But personally this idea of Federal road and state road is not helping the locals using the roads. Who uses these federal road the more? Still people living around. However, the statr can dualize the road by informing the Federal government for the purpose of reimbursement. HE Peter Obi did it when he reconstructed and added service lane from Onitsha Head bridge moving towards Boromeo.
Is there no master plans for these places, look at how everywhere look so dirty and unkept, the road is overdue to dualised which means a lot of business and houses will be off. There is no goverment presence in this place, this is why people have resulted in self help by degrading the surroundings to look like that . I hope they get the attention from the state goverment asap .
You have observed well and hit the major points. Generally, our cities are so unkempt and it is never late to work on improving their aesthetic value. All these mentioned are all core duties of the government. But as it's always this case, what do you think could be done to take our cities to its rightful place of a city?
@@YangaLife that means government will step on a lot of toes ,they shouldn't compromise at all,knock down every damn building that is not in the master plan whether the person is a high respected individual or not. The government must make a strict law and must enforce it ,any defaulters will face the consequences of the law. Go on mass dualisation of the road with pedestrian ways and bicycles too. Planting trees is a must by the road sides ,with this on the ground,our environment will change immediately. Anytime I go to Rwanda,I just start to cry because we must as well as citizens change our mentality towards our environment. There must be strict law and enforcement,this will automatically reduce the nonsense we do .
Some countries we thought they are backwards have gone too far in development. Am not surprised. Then actually, you have outlined beautiful ways to achieve a good environment. But another crucial point is how to prioritize these ideas? How to convince the governors, commissioners of environment and others to buy into this ideas and carry them out?
@@YangaLife these guys travel all over the world and I'm sure they know how other places looks like,it's about leadership and priority. If they see it as something very important, believe me they will do it but they don't actually care. I have seen a couple of roads built already by Soludo,I don't like what I see. We don't really have the culture of aesthetics. For example..look at the club road in Awka that was just built,if you go there , you won't believe it's a new road. They should buy these road sweeper trucks, both ends of the roads are full of sand already,no signs and marking of the road . These things make the road look nice and keep it clean. The government must have the willingness to do all these things, they know what is good and bad but we Nigerians lack the capacity to lead. That's all
Here, people be in a position of power without performing up to expectations and nothing happens. However, you have said it all, Nigerians lack capacity to lead. But let me say this, I know if been appointed as Commissioner for environment, you will perform well. Do you think there are other major constraints you will face while carrying out your duty?
I noticed that you and some of the viewers in the commentary string are complaining that this road from Onitsha shown is overdue for dualization, which of course, is always better for a road with busy traffic..That said, I noticed also a disturbing sight in virtually all your videos showcasing cities in Igbo land in which a good chunk of the roadways is taken over by red sands on both sides of the roads leaving just a narrow strip I'm the middle for motorists to navigate. This is not only ugly and unsightly but dangerous to motorists, to say the least because it creates traffic bottlenecks unnecessarily. In other words, the existing roadways are not being properly maintained by the government in the first place. Which begs the question, why build more when existing ones are not being properly maintained as they should. It's not enough to fix potholes, declare mission accomplished, and move on. If the red sand occupying both sides of this particular road, for instance, is removed and keep it permanently cleaned out, the government will have recovered at least one full lane of roadway, if not more, thus helping to reduce the traffic congestion. And this goes for other cities as well. Just my thoughts. But what do I know.
Your thoughts though but I bet you the sands don't disturb motorists from using any part of the road. If the video was taken on a working day, you would have understand better. But viewers will not enjoy the video if taken on a working day.
Please what is Soludo doing in Anambra state, all i am seeing in this video is shameful, Onitsha looks like a glorified village is really bad. No standard road.
But Soludo is just one year in office. The faults are collateral in nature due to lack of maintenance or neglect. Rebuilding them is a gradual process. Dont you think so? It's too early for now. Thanks for your concern.
I wish Governor Soludo can see this road..it needs dualisation and clean up all the roads..because that's our problem in South East all the cities in South east is very dirty...bro well done for the video keep it up...
He may not be officially notified but even if he is, what we are doing right now will also help. By observing and suggesting on the situation of our cities can get across the government and alert them on the general public concern.
we have 3~3 onitsha an 3-3 nkwele ezunaka so don't be confuse an I appreciate your efforts in making this video eastern Nigeria need to develop
@King, someone needs to confirm this.
@@YangaLife you investigate on that when heading 3-3 by right all those places are onitsha
@King, is not am doubting you but am just reading it for the first time.
Good nice news
Your are welcome.
You are such a unique person... I requested for it and you actually fufill it. I am so grateful and may almighty God continue to guide and increase you In every areas of your life. I will come back for you soon because you truly touched my heart. God bless you richly. Amen.
Amen to your prayers. May God give us the grace to always meet up with viewers requests. Thank you dear.
@@YangaLife Amen. Dalu Nwanne.
Bro I don't think you talk too much in your Videos , I like how you explain, Narrate about things in your Videos,Keep it up
Thank you. Public views can never be the same. Thank you. Hope you are doing great?
Great, thats my mum's village.
Oh, great.
Merry Christmas, Yangalife
Thanks, wish you same
For those who are saying that Governor should be cleaning the city , I think it's the duty of the local government to do that if not, what's the duty of the local government authorities. If they are not there to help, they should be scrapped.
Yes that duty of cleaning the environment should be for the local government authority. In the event of failure to carry out such responsibilities, the state authorities(commissioner for environment) can issue directives in that regard. You know anything not going on well within a state people will always want to blame the governor.
PLEASE CAN YOU CREATE A VIDEO - FOR DRIVING THROUGH TRANS-NKISI TO OMALIMA JUNCTION/OMALIMA LAYOUT SINCE THIS IS THE POPULAR HIGH PROFILE/LUXURY AREA NOW NEAR GRA ONITSHA? THANKS
Trans Nkisi through that Prison road?
Soludo should employee roads sweepers for cleaning
There are road sweepers, probably the work is overwhelming to those engaged.
Or the government can still hand refuse disposal and environmental cleaning over to a private firm. I learnt some African countries engaged Chinese companies to handle that.
More videos of Anambra like Onitsha and AMC...
Like which particular areas do you want to see in Onitsha and Awka?
You can go inside 33,trans nkissi,Akpaka layout,enu Onitsha, Awada, Ugwuagba Obosi, odume Obosi, Nkpor Agu and Nkpor uno etc
Hahaha, you don finish? Kedu maka Omagba phase 1 & 2, Ime Okpoko, Ose main market fa na umu nne a.
The whole of 33 is part of Nkwelle Ezunaka in Oyi local government and Nkwelle Ezunaka is part of Omambala region, Onitsha people doesn't have any land at 33 Nkwelle Ezunaka. Oze Nkwelle Ezunaka is part of people and community that received Onitsha people on their arrived from Benin kingdom.
Then the description of the 3-3 location in this case becomes important
Guy thank you sir for your great job❤ love you sir ❤❤ keep it up guys ❤
Thank you Mack.
Why can't soludo employ road sweepers??
He should focus on urban renewal
Many were asking the same question. But we keep expressing our opinions though.
Please I wanna move to Onitsha for a while, which area has steady light and safe area or any of this areas you are showing, thank you for response 🙏🏻
No place has steady light just like every other cities but some places maybe better than some.. Many of the estates are well secured
Please do a video from koka roundabout to admiralty drive ibusa
Noted. Though it's not been long we covered Koka to Ibusa.
The whole 33 is part of Nkwelle-Ezinaka and Nkwelle-Ezinaka is omubala Anambra East extension to Aguleri, Anam, Umuleri and Igbariam. The major problem of Anambra is poor governance imagine people are building houses without a proper planning or government approval when flooding comes they'll start lamenting I hope Soludo can copy from Dave Umuahi of Ebonyi the master of infrastructure.
Thank you for the information you provided above.
People are really complaining about this poor governance in Anambra state. Probably, Anambra needs to have gone far more than what is seen now. But what really matters now is getting it right.
@@YangaLife To be frankly with you Onitsha Market has a potential to be the most largest and busiest market in sub Sahara Africa but poor leadership, poor management, corruption greedy and selfishness makes Onitsha to be the most polluted city in Africa, all the taxes revenue with FG allocation money has been Chanel into politicians pockets. No proper infrastructure No maintenance No law and order everywhere looks like a jungle Tufikwa.
Onitsha main market is still the largest market in Africa, in terms of geographical size and volume of goods.
It's just that because of the population, Onitsha needs increased effort to be kept clean. The city needs times 2 of what Awka needs to be clean.
Enforcement on refuse disposal is vital in keeping a city clean. One thing about governance in this part of the world is that each administration has it's own agenda. Seems like no steady function of government.
@@YangaLife As long as I'm concerned Onitsha never a planned city or rather clean it was always like a jungle no governor in Anambra ever pushed to transform Onitsha accept (Mbadinejo) Yes some few Igbo leaders has make a good move to transform Igbo land Like Dr. Mike Okpara, Sullivan Chime, Dr. Sam Mbakwe , Dr Sam O. Egwu and Engr. Dave Umuahi.
Can u do a video of awka
Why not? Which area do you want to see in Awka? Thank you
@@YangaLife the full city of Awka excluding the usual Enugu -Onitsha express Road 🛣️
That's quite achievable. Though a huge lot of work. Anyway your request is noted. Thank you
At this rate you might actually relocate the town of Onitsha some where else. Kontinu.
I think you have something more to tell us. Can we hear from you?
Anambra state is not trying to develop onisha atoll. A city like this and we are begging government to do the need is a shame. If is port Harcourt Lagos or Abuja you will see trees 🌲 and flowers gracias in the street . Mad people everywhere
These places you mentioned are capital cities to Nigeria except PH. Though the general observation is that Anambra state government and other states needs to improve the condition of their roads.
And please no insult to people. Thank you.
I AM NOT SURE HOW EXACTLY TO GET THERE... BUT I UNDERSTAND THEY ARE BUILDING A CULVERT/ROAD TO CONNECT OMALIMA TO TRANS NKISI, THEY WILL ALSO BUILD A GATE AND ARE NOW SETTING UP POLES FOR ELECTRICITY...HAHA
Noted.
Wow interesting, but Anambra state government supposed to tarred and dualized it completely through the major express where you end the video... because that area is very important road that connects the state economic zone...but it's a pity that Obiano wasted over 200 billions of naira, with his wife.
That road he could have at least tarred the road for God's sake.i haven't seen anyone bad and wicked like him
That road has been like that ever since despite the economic and social values of that road. The vehicular traffic is greater than what the road can contain, hence the constant traffic gridlock been witnessed always.
The road should be without wasting time place under emergency list for dualization.
@@YangaLife exactly, I pray Soludo will never forget the road
Honestly, in which ever way, let it be done.
The road is federal road. The previous state government pushed for the dualization of the road, but to no avail. Let’s see if Soludo can attract the Federal govt. to do the needful.
Thanks for this information. But personally this idea of Federal road and state road is not helping the locals using the roads. Who uses these federal road the more? Still people living around. However, the statr can dualize the road by informing the Federal government for the purpose of reimbursement. HE Peter Obi did it when he reconstructed and added service lane from Onitsha Head bridge moving towards Boromeo.
Is there no master plans for these places, look at how everywhere look so dirty and unkept, the road is overdue to dualised which means a lot of business and houses will be off.
There is no goverment presence in this place, this is why people have resulted in self help by degrading the surroundings to look like that .
I hope they get the attention from the state goverment asap .
You have observed well and hit the major points. Generally, our cities are so unkempt and it is never late to work on improving their aesthetic value.
All these mentioned are all core duties of the government. But as it's always this case, what do you think could be done to take our cities to its rightful place of a city?
@@YangaLife that means government will step on a lot of toes ,they shouldn't compromise at all,knock down every damn building that is not in the master plan whether the person is a high respected individual or not. The government must make a strict law and must enforce it ,any defaulters will face the consequences of the law. Go on mass dualisation of the road with pedestrian ways and bicycles too. Planting trees is a must by the road sides ,with this on the ground,our environment will change immediately. Anytime I go to Rwanda,I just start to cry because we must as well as citizens change our mentality towards our environment. There must be strict law and enforcement,this will automatically reduce the nonsense we do .
Some countries we thought they are backwards have gone too far in development. Am not surprised.
Then actually, you have outlined beautiful ways to achieve a good environment. But another crucial point is how to prioritize these ideas? How to convince the governors, commissioners of environment and others to buy into this ideas and carry them out?
@@YangaLife these guys travel all over the world and I'm sure they know how other places looks like,it's about leadership and priority. If they see it as something very important, believe me they will do it but they don't actually care. I have seen a couple of roads built already by Soludo,I don't like what I see. We don't really have the culture of aesthetics. For example..look at the club road in Awka that was just built,if you go there , you won't believe it's a new road. They should buy these road sweeper trucks, both ends of the roads are full of sand already,no signs and marking of the road . These things make the road look nice and keep it clean. The government must have the willingness to do all these things, they know what is good and bad but we Nigerians lack the capacity to lead. That's all
Here, people be in a position of power without performing up to expectations and nothing happens.
However, you have said it all, Nigerians lack capacity to lead. But let me say this, I know if been appointed as Commissioner for environment, you will perform well. Do you think there are other major constraints you will face while carrying out your duty?
I noticed that you and some of the viewers in the commentary string are complaining that this road from Onitsha shown is overdue for dualization, which of course, is always better for a road with busy traffic..That said, I noticed also a disturbing sight in virtually all your videos showcasing cities in Igbo land in which a good chunk of the roadways is taken over by red sands on both sides of the roads leaving just a narrow strip I'm the middle for motorists to navigate. This is not only ugly and unsightly but dangerous to motorists, to say the least because it creates traffic bottlenecks unnecessarily. In other words, the existing roadways are not being properly maintained by the government in the first place. Which begs the question, why build more when existing ones are not being properly maintained as they should. It's not enough to fix potholes, declare mission accomplished, and move on. If the red sand occupying both sides of this particular road, for instance, is removed and keep it permanently cleaned out, the government will have recovered at least one full lane of roadway, if not more, thus helping to reduce the traffic congestion. And this goes for other cities as well. Just my thoughts. But what do I know.
Your thoughts though but I bet you the sands don't disturb motorists from using any part of the road.
If the video was taken on a working day, you would have understand better. But viewers will not enjoy the video if taken on a working day.
Anambra my home very dirty
Your comment is not surprising. What is the way forward?
Please what is Soludo doing in Anambra state, all i am seeing in this video is shameful, Onitsha looks like a glorified village is really bad. No standard road.
But Soludo is just one year in office. The faults are collateral in nature due to lack of maintenance or neglect. Rebuilding them is a gradual process. Dont you think so? It's too early for now. Thanks for your concern.
Shame on ndi Igbo
Onyeisi, why nah?
Ewu