Nkpor Town in Idemili local government, Anambra State.

[@festusokeke6615]

No doubt, Anambra state continues to maintain its position as the second most densily populated state in Nigeria after Lagos state.

[@henrypeterkin1]

God bless Anambra state.

[@owerrig296]

Anambra leads igboland in overall development

[@sebastianokoye8232]

@ Anambra1st son, thanks for another great coverage.keep it up and God bless.

[@Anambra1stSonTV]

Thanks Nwanne

[@DikeCelestinaChinonye]

Anambra is by far clearly the most developed Igbo state. God continue to bless Anambra

[@kensburg2660]

Bro, it’s developed but without guidance, a proper plan, or a good road network. Imagine if the road network were properly planned and the roads were well-paved with standard low sidewalks, green areas, and trees, along with a comprehensive underground drainage system throughout the city. If the roads were well-marked, civility and laws were well enforced, and proper numbered city buses ran different routes throughout the cities and towns, it would be transformative. There should be tram or metro lines in some areas, as well as trains connecting towns and cities within the state and the entire southeast. Every corner should have standard traffic lights and streetlights that are consistent throughout the southeast, instead of those useless, funny-looking ones currently in use, and those ugly solar lights should be removed. We should also get rid of keke napeps and bikes, and implement a standard public transport system like those in developed countries. Street vendors should be organized and given designated areas to operate with decency and cleanliness. Igbo land should step up and at least try to follow South Africa's development pattern. The market areas should be organized with standard sanitation, a town planning board, and an efficient tax system so that taxpayers' money can be used to develop and maintain existing infrastructure. Parks should be built everywhere, and a functional maintenance agency should be established to maintain city infrastructure, including fixing traffic lights, streetlights, and roads, and maintaining parks. These improvements are doable, guys. If the Igbos can come together and utilize our wealth, we can achieve these changes and set ourselves apart from the rest of Nigeria. Until then, we should forget about Biafra because things aren’t right at the moment. God knows how much I hate the sight of keke, bikes, and those tiny funny-looking buses on the roads. I also dislike those venturing into the business of keke, especially Obi Cubana, who just started its production. I hope a government will come sooner rather than later and completely ban it in Nigeria. I don’t understand why Nigerians have zero ambition in moving the country from a developing nation to a developed one.

[@DikeCelestinaChinonye]

@@kensburg2660 writing long useless essay won’t change the fact. Anambra is the most developed and most planned Igbo state. Anambra also has the best roads in igboland. Stop deceiving yourself because you cannot confuse me. Anambra is the leader of igboland as far as development is concerned.

[@kensburg2660]

@@DikeCelestinaChinonyesuits you

[@kensburg2660]

@@DikeCelestinaChinonyesuits you

[@StanleyOkafor-ey6yn]

Stop this bro

[@sopurugold2737]

Onitsha city has so many old houses

[@Depeoplestory]

And so many new ones too

[@ericezeokoli8800]

Onitsha is supposed to have old Houses. That tells you that Onitsha was DEVELOPED before the 1967 Biafran War. Houses built in 1930s and 1940s are still there standing.

[@UgochukwuJoel-bx9ym]

God bless Anambra state