first is the cross rievr waterboard.

The cross river water board was established long before Liyel Imokes administration, but the board suffered a lot of neglect and never functioned at full capacity. Now with the intervention from the past and current state governments and the world bank the cross river water board supplies safe drinking water to calabar, ikom, ogoja, calabar south, akampka, yakurr, abi, obudu and many other areas.

http://allafrica.com/stories/201407080463.html

Undeniably, Governor Liyel Imoke keeps telling those who care to know that his investment in water provision is deliberate in a state that is a tourism hub and among the states with the fastest growing economy in the country.

And with more investors setting up in Cross River State in recent times, the governor does not want factories to lack water for production, just as he's committed to ensuring that citizens have access to safe drinking water.

Indeed, water provision in Cross River has become a case study in the country and many state governments have continued to visit Cross River State to understudy its example. To be sure, the states that have approached ADB for similar loans are first referred to Cross River State.

Through this tour, it was revealed that 86 communities in the state have been provided with water valued at N12.5 billion. This is strictly by the Imoke government. These communities cut across the length and breadth of the state. More are billed to benefit from the next phase of the project according to the government officials who guided journalists during the tour.

A breakdown of these communities shows that 16 are benefiting in Yala, 20 in Obubra, 14 in Itigidi (Abi) phase II, 12 in Obubra, 13 in Ogoja, 9 in Ikom, 2 in Ikom phase 2 and one in Itigidi phase I. The second phase will focus on those local government areas that are yet to benefit from the water provision programme of the government.

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Ugep Institute of technology and management

The school was built in partnership with highbury college in the U.K





Next we have a picture of a piggery at Songhai Farms and A pineapple farm.

Next we have Cross river State Songahi integrated farms
Pictures were taken in June of 2014. So there has been alot more progress on these project

save the pictures from your links unto your PC and then upload them from there to nairaland

I just admire this man unlike other noise makers...Long live Cross River State...

Op your pictures are not showing!

lmao... abeg move this rubbish to the jokes section... This is even below village standard...

Next is the calabar specialist Hospital.
Due for commission march 2015

[img]A consortium comprising Utopian Healthcare Consulting, SIMED (the Netherlands), Cure Healthcare Management Services (Hong Kong), CCP (Nigeria), Healthfore (India), and ITB (Nigeria) has recent signed of a public-private partnership agreement with the Cross River State government for the development and operations of a new 105 bed referral hospital in Calabar, Nigeria.
AIH-Calabar-Arial250.jpg
The hospital is expected to provide high quality advanced secondary clinical and diagnostic services to the 500,000 citizens of the greater Calabar area as well as all citizens of Cross River State.
The project will span 10 years, including 2 years for construction and 8 years for operation, and is anticipated to be operational in 2015. The construction and equipment expenditures of the project will be financed by the government.
The consortium will bear some project development costs, deliver a turnkey hospital, and will then be responsible for running the hospital operations under the terms defined in the PPP agreement.
IFC was the lead transaction advisor to the government of Cross River State in this transaction. The project received support from the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Netherlands-IFC Partnership Program (NIPP), the South Africa’s technical assistance trust fund, and HANSHEP, a group of development agencies and countries, seeking to improve the performance of the non-state sector in delivering better healthcare to the poor.[/img]

http://infrapppworld.com/2013/07/hospital-ppp-project-awarded-in-cross-river-state-nigeria.html

here is a pdf that sheds more light on the project
http://www.estateintel.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/PPPStories_Nigeria_CrossRiverHospital.pdf

davitogreat:
I have always seen fashola's government as a bit overrated and elitist. The fact that he is being touted as the best leader Nigeria has to offer really shows you that Nigeria still has major mountains to climb. Hopefully the next governor of lagos whether (APC or PDP) governs the state better than fashola.

sidenote: One underrated governor in my opinion is Liyel Imoke. The work he has been doing in cross river state with the limited resources and the debt he inherited from his predecessor has been encouraging. I am especially impressed with the rural road and water projects, smart city initiative and the land reform project of his administration.

You were in the other thread putting Fashola down and claiming he's overrated, but you are here posting this rubbish as achievements?


LMAO..


This is why we don't take you jokers seriously.....


Below is the template for achievements and it's almost 7 pages long...

https://www.nairaland.com/1987523/fashola-inspects-combined-high-magistrate


If you managed to fill up 4 pages with real and commissioned projects like in the above link, I promise to quit NL and never return...

some road projects in the state

These streets are in calabar

more calabar streets

more streets in calabar

More streets

Next are streets in Ugep Local Governemnt
(Under construction. Pictures were taken in 2013)

ugep continued (phots taken in 2013)

Obudu local government
(under construction pics from 2013)

obudu continued (under construction 2013)

Nice Imoke is working. APC are busy spewing propaganda the only thing APC states know how to do is by bed for N50 million in Govt house and commission an incomplete hospital with no bed or any furnishing in it. That The Kind of infrastructure fayemi was screaming about in Ekiti.

Achievement no reach half a page ni? And shey na only 1-2-3-4-5 village roads be achievements in this side of Nigeria?

aresa:
Achievement no reach half a page ni? And shey na only 1-2-3-4-5 village roads be achievements in this side of Nigeria?

STFU supporter of murders

https://www.nairaland.com/1989353/apc-gov-aspirant-arrested-over

ola6:


STFU supporter of murders

https://www.nairaland.com/1989353/apc-gov-aspirant-arrested-over

Where dis rabbis infested bingo with no rope for neck come from? Den swear for you abi wetin. Get lost and find your gutter level..

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT (ITM)

website
http://aww-uk.com/our-work/ugep-polytechnic-project/


I posted these pictures before but I shall post them again. The institute has partnered with highbury college in the U.k and with General electric. They will both assist in training students of the institution. Plus General electric and her subsidiaries in cross river state and Nigeria will pick from their pool of graduates for employment in their companies.

continued

This 5 village roads is the byproduct for 16 years of achievements.


Lawd have mercy..

next calabar south streets

Okuni – Okoroba – Ekang Road Project (Phase I) was designed to open-up and link rural areas in the following LGAs: Ikom, Etung, Biase, Akamkpa. The road will also reduce the time of travel to Calabar. (picture taken 2013)

underground drainage for calabar.

phase 1 of The work has already been completed.

Phase 2 is to be completed before the end of the present administration.

underground drainage continued

Ogoja local government urban renewal
(under construction)
Pictures from last year and early this year.

continued

More Pictures of Songhai Farms

The first picture is a soil improvement facility

second picture is an image of worm production

Third picture is residences for the soon to be employed workers.

fourth are pictures of Quails

Nice, keep the pictures comming and send APC back to zamfara.

Songhai farms continued

First picture is a garden for sweet corn

next 2 pictures are agro shades with plant nurseries

last picture is of ducks being groomed