Home Of Billionaires - The Neglected City || Nnewi Nigeria In 2024 || Anambra State

[@edwardstanley3446]

Nice military band playing at the background. Nnewi like most other parts of Anambra is in serious need of road infrastructure and urban renewal

[@ChinonsoBenjamin-ng5mg]

Nnewi for life ❤❤

[@Boyflair]

Wow this is awesome ❤❤

[@ChikaDibia-k4i]

Anambra is really developed ❤

[@maxglobe]

Wow..... very beautiful

[@Kyrian-x1c]

Security is part of beauty and good conduct

[@longinusukenta]

Nnewi looks like a very unplanned city.

[@DogonTurenchi-c6y]

Nnewi was never planned to be a "city". It grew into one due to the experience of the indigenes during the Biafran war i.e. the seizure of Ibo homes by natives in different parts of Nigeria. As a result, Nnewi people started building their industries in their own village which led to the creation of an industrial cluster in the area and the influx of people. This unique phenomenon has been the subject of many empirical studies. The entire area needs to be re-planned and renewed but the state is poorly led and the present governor is still mired in small town thinking with the result you see now.

[@longinusukenta]

@@DogonTurenchi-c6y Which industries? List their names for me.

[@DogonTurenchi-c6y]

@@longinusukenta List of what? In which alternate universe do you live in? Imagine a literate black man asking to be shown a list of industries in Nnewi in the 21st century! Do it yourself by simply typing the search term Nnewi industrial cluster. Like you were told, Nnewi has for long been the subject of empirical studies including UN-sponsored ones with a view to replicating the pattern elsewhere. The question under discussion here is about transforming the infrastructure to match the industrial and population endowment of the area, not a list of industries, unless you are on a sarcastic mission. --------------------------- Read: Tom Forrest's "The Advance of African Capital: The Growth of Nigerian Private Enterprise" which combines ethnographic and historical perspectives on this subject that appears to bewilder you.

[@UjuMiracle-k9y]

​@@longinusukentagoogle is not ur enemies 😂😂😂

[@EBUKAEkechi]

Anambra state has no village at all🎉🎉🎉 kudos 👏 👌 🙌 to ndi Anambra

[@longinusukenta]

Just because you build mansions in the village does not mean that they are no longer villages. And by the way, you should not be wishing that Igbo villages become cities. That is not good at all.

[@DogonTurenchi-c6y]

What do you mean? Would you trade your own village for a concrete jungle and for what?

[@NaijaKing-nk9ym]

You do not know the meaning of a village.And no countries of the world that doesn't have villages.

[@okeziefelix6562]

Nnewi out developed the government

[@OkwuosaMicheal]

Nnewi needs good Roads

[@Kyrian-x1c]

Where are the roads only houses are not enough for complete development and serenity of beauty. Let there be amenities also

[@antoniochukwurah2414]

You are always showing people's private houses and businesses as a sign of progress and development in the South East. But where are the infrastructures, super highways, bridges, flyovers, stations, 5star hotels etc. No where to be found.

[@Dunamis-_1.]

You can build one

[@DamianPhilip-001]

how many super high way and 5star hotels are in ur village

[@Kyrian-x1c]

Where are the roads only houses are not enough for complete development and serenity of beauty. Let there be amenities also

[@OwenNicodemus]

May be you're blind