All About Onitsha Anambra State

[@OnochieEmmanuel-f9r]

Beautiful ❤️

[@chidiebubefidecastro.ezeak1793]

Thank you so much Chinedu for taking us back to memory lane ❤😂🎉😢😢

[@YangaLife]

Thanks and welcome

[@buckzee289]

nice

[@YangaLife]

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[@KingMeMgmt]

Looking good… I need to set up a business here😎

[@YangaLife]

What's holding you back? Go ahead.

[@KingMeMgmt]

@@YangaLife I'm in nursing school so my time is dedicated there plus I want to finish my property investment in Awka. My father and I had to rebuild 30 stores in Awka after the demolition to expand the streets.

[@edwardstanley3446]

I can see old ugly buildings going down and new modern structures coming up. Everywhere is taking shape indeed, but shanties, especially around main market must be pulled down to increase the esthetics of the city. Pressure should be mount on the residence to ensure they play their part in making the city clean and sparkling. Street trading must be discouraged, everywhere can't be market. Sand excavators must be moved to Ogbaru area, the city has grown beyond that kind of activity to be find within the city centre

[@YangaLife]

Very good observations and suggestions. Government by now needs to map out a workable solution on environmental cleanliness. Still remembered in the early inception of this administration how public places in Anambra became refuse dumb site overnight blocking the movement of vehicles. That was a bad sign.

[@Styve_22]

Onitsha is a beutifull time,but need an environmental friendly governor who can clear the set backs and shanties,to make the city neat. Above all , immediate deployment of sweeping 🧹 mechanisms of onitsha road,.One hardly see a clear black colour of nylon tile on Onitsha roads.. Sanitation has always been problem in this vibrant city since 2000.

[@YangaLife]

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[@YangaLife]

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[@beonceeadababe1150]

Brother Chinedu you are very right. I don't know why they refused to reintroduce that, keep Onitsha clean again. Where is LOCAL GOVERNMENT.

[@YangaLife]

Let them decentralize the work of environmental cleanliness in the major cities of Anambra.

[@ifesinachinnamdi260]

You carry all the old videos join together 😉

[@YangaLife]

What makes it old if I may ask you?

[@ifesinachinnamdi260]

@@YangaLife because the video was not recorded today

[@YangaLife]

Well, you have not answered the question.

[@dominic4357]

I'm from OGIDI and three weeks old video of Onitsha, to me is new, living in U.S,; now you see why it's new to me

[@frankonyeka5839]

The only thing onitsha is lacking is road, maintenance of road . secondly the environment is unkept

[@YangaLife]

This summarized the great Onitsha challenges. Well done

[@AustinArinzeObi-xy2ny]

Why are the roads not marked and sandy

[@YangaLife]

We are all asking the same question

[@Andarist042]

Honestly onitsha have the potential to be the third best city in nigeria . But as it stannd now most people don't even remember onitsha when counting developed nigerian cities

[@mebofranklin5878]

Igala is the first settler in Onitsha before others came to join them.

[@YangaLife]

Wonderful. If Igala people settled first, the native language there should be Igala. Not the other way round

[@mebofranklin5878]

@@YangaLife @user-zx9vk4ks6z Language assimilation, acculturation, intermarriage and large influx of Igbos from hinterland to the riverrine made most of the villages along river Niger and Omabala basin who are of Igala origin to switch their original language. Originally the early Igalas settlers are being referred to as OLU people before the influx of the Igbos from hinterland. Some villages within the region are still undergoing metamorphosis of language switching, from Igala to Igbo language till today.

[@emekanwozormen7519]

@@LabaraNdonia don't mind them it was Igbo 1967 now it is Igala.

[@YangaLife]

@mebofrankline, the only thing that identifies who you are is your language and dressing. No tribe ever lost the two. Igala people are still part of Anambra state along Anambra east or west towards the north. They never lost their language or dressing till date

[@Chukwuebuka520]

Onitsha looks like a bustling city with olden days infrastructure.

[@YangaLife]

Am telling you. Needs a good touch from the government by setting desirable standards

[@LibertyDude-c9n]

This is not city, we call such, town in Kenya.

[@YangaLife]

Really? Why is this not a city?

[@Styve_22]

2nd name of onitsha is dirty.. When ever the names comes to mind,dirty environment comes to mind. Crime aspect has drastically reduced as its in early 2000 .

[@StanleyOkafor-ey6yn]

Clap 👏 for yourself. Always rush to comment negative about the state. Only God know where you are from.

[@Styve_22]

​@@StanleyOkafor-ey6ynbe constructive..and counter it . I am from Onitsha,and its what it's for now,till may be tomorrow when we ll have an environmental friendly government

[@StanleyOkafor-ey6yn]

@@Styve_22 3 years ago hope you were over internet saying same thing, how was Onitsha 3 years ago. You are looking for environmental friendly governor. Onitsha is getting better,by the way Onitsha is not only place in Anambra. You are not from Onitsha. Last time you made mention of West Africa country and I challenged you to mention where in Cote D'Ivoire you dodged it Apart from center of their capital where else. All the time you are here talking down on the state. What is wrong with you.

[@StanleyOkafor-ey6yn]

​@@Styve_22 what effort have you made to assist the government, everyone is almost tired of you in every platform. How can you be on internet waiting for a single opportunity to demarket a state. Is that how you grow a state. You can make your point not saying Onitsha second name is dirty. What do you mean by that

[@StanleyOkafor-ey6yn]

@@Styve_22 I observed today because as I was waking up Yanga posted this video, you have not watched the video and have made 2 comments. The possibility you don't watch his videos is there, only come and start making negative comments about the state. Where the governor is not going good then call his attention not saying negative things about the state. I am living in capital of Cote d'Ivoire and in expensive estate Sipim Port Bouet so nothing you tell me about CI

[@emmanuelchukwuebuka8057]

Onitsha residents' reasoning are anti clockwise. How can you build a house and plaza with millions of Naira and use shanties and extensions to dedace the same building?. The government, on the other hand, also failed. They left Onitsha to rot. God will judge all of them. Ndi ara

[@YangaLife]

🤣🤣🤣 On point