Tonylyte:
U knw an average onitsha man is lazy, one who sits his grunpy arss all day at home doing nothing.....people who only depend on ''agbero'' funds..the so called land owners that cnt boast of 2 or 3 plazas in main mkt. Employers of labour my foot.

chinology: Clown..you are not from benin?

Why then are you worried about benin people and their culture?

You sound so much like a jobless nitwit seeking for attention..

Onitsha people has nothing to do with Benin people! You can live with boy..

HappyJoe: This is almost juvenile. The national tourism body (which hasn't accomplished anything since its formation) is talking about a "green city" in Onitsha and people are jumping up and down, insulting people they don't know. I can bet my last kobo that nothing will happen. Hopefully, we shall still be on nairaland in 2018.

We know about the "eco-city" which was promised for Aguleri as far back as 10 years ago - almost nothing happened there. We all know that nothing will happen here too.

My problem with Obiano is that he make too much noise, making promises he cannot keep. He should learn from Sullivan who keeps quiet and methodically executes his projects. Sullivan is building a "Golf city" in enugu, it is going on planned, with a long term horizon.

If you look at what Obiano has promised.

1. 3 flyovers in Awka.
2. Light rail to link Onitsha, Awka & Nnewi
3. Jobs for 500,000 Anambra youth
4. Airport at Umueri
5. Complete the refinery/boost production to 50,000 bbl/day
6. Turn Awka to Dubai.
7. Build a road linking Anambra to Kogi
8. Build a four lane road linking 33 to the airport site at Umueri
9. Dualize major roads at Awka, Nnewi and Onitsha
10. Increase production of rice to 120,000 tonnes.
11. On and on.

Meanwhile the Awka/Amansea road has been on for years, it hasn't been completed. I don't want a noisemaker as governor, I want a man who plans & executes - and with a N140 billion budget there's no way Anambra can do all this, they have to prioritize.

Oya, start insulting me.

Tonylyte:
Your sins are forgiven my son.

BuddahMonk: That woman hot diee.

Is anybody here with her BBpin?

tonychristopher:
made sense especially in the Sullivan part ...was at Enugu and I was impressed but let's give him benefit of doubt

HappyJoe:

Sullivan tells you what road he will build this year & makes budgetary provisions for them. He deploys solid contracting firms (not the poor quality local guys Obiano & Obi patronize).

I like Obiano, but he's beginning to sound like Rochas - all talk and little planning.

Tonylyte:
Shut up! U jettison mollusc, onitsha indigienes are slaves. Mind u i aint 4m benin. When it comes to culture, tradition and kingdom, the benin people are light years ahead of u.

Tonylyte:
*singing* my mum is a Puppyluv,a naughty woman! An Ebola vector!

tonychristopher:

bros which Benin you dey talk abi name this present Benin wey we de pass or Benin republic or bende local government

is it the Benin captured by British and exiled their oba

is it the Benin Biafra conquered in less than few hours that their oba was on house arrest

is the Benin city that has mud houses and known for .....

bros which Benin you dey talk self

peppyluv02: Nwanne forget that I'd!ot, he claims not to be from benin but seems so obsessed with them. Let the mor0n continue fooling himself.

peppyluv02: Nwanne forget that I'd!ot, he claims not to be from benin but seems so obsessed with them. Let the mor0n continue fooling himself.

Tonylyte:
Onitsha people are not igbos, they are strongly against people calling them igbos...they are 4m benin....

tonychristopher:

I beg ask am which Benin is talking about pls

who said Onitsha are Benin ..lol ishan waydey their backyard nobi Benin . isoko wey dey stone throw nobi Benin na Onitsha wey dey far ...I laughif they say onitsha has Benin influence I will agreeOK what is the meaning of Onitsha in Benin languagewhat is Obi in Benin languagewhat is Ozo in Benin languageUna get time ooooogo Onitsha tell them they are Benin stand at head bridge and say that...you will see how they will treat youBenin my Bottom .Benin way be mud house city the Benin I served ..lolOnitsha is benin then Benin is whatLollagos is BeninIka is BeninYoruba oduduwa is Beninigalla Beninurhobo is Beninukwuani is Beninitshekiri is Benineverything is Beninqueen Elizabeth is Beninthen Benin is what ....almightyis it not this Benin I served and lived in or notis it not that their palace that is mud houseat ring road or notis it not the Benin that their king was pursued by British or notis it not the same Benin that biafran forcescaptured in few hours during the Midwest occupationabeg make Una talk something joorthat rustic cityhow can people be associated with such aplaceBenin then is the center of worldnone sense

OdenigboAroli:

Lets say for a minute that Onitsha people arent Igbo; Does that make the soil in which they live on non Igbo? Does that make their language non Igbo? Does that make their culture non Igbo ?
Did Bini people buy any land from Anambra people ? Look,its easy. Anytime they wanna relocate we will be more than willing to contribute money and help them park their pots and spoons back to wherever they came from. And while they go we will duely ask them to drop everything they borrowed from us,including but not limited to their culture. There is no hassle in this. Leave Anambra land and return to your wherever you came from. Shikena!

Tonylyte:
Hapu m aka nwokem a, e kpozi na afam ozor.

Tonylyte:
Shut up! U jettison mollusc, onitsha indigienes are slaves. Mind u i aint 4m benin. When it comes to culture, tradition and kingdom, the benin people are light years ahead of u.

OdenigboAroli:

Guy,I have the antidote for people like that. I have their balls on my palm and I squeeze whenever I feel like....lol

OdenigboAroli:

Its an insult punishable by beheading for an inferior like you to open your feces eating mouth and utter an Igbo word! I expect you to be speaking Bini language where your cowards of ancestors were kicked out from. You dont belong here because this isnt a Bini gathering. We are Anambrarians and mostly trace our root to Eri and Nri. We are nobles by birth and we dont worship our fellow humans. You are an ignorant iidiot who doesnt know the way to his father house. You barged in here to displays your in born inferiority and you have been schooled and checked. Move along bini-aass licking pig!

HappyJoe: This is almost juvenile. The national tourism body (which hasn't accomplished anything since its formation) is talking about a "green city" in Onitsha and people are jumping up and down, insulting people they don't know. I can bet my last kobo that nothing will happen. Hopefully, we shall still be on nairaland in 2018.

We know about the "eco-city" which was promised for Aguleri as far back as 10 years ago - almost nothing happened there. We all know that nothing will happen here too.

My problem with Obiano is that he make too much noise, making promises he cannot keep. He should learn from Sullivan who keeps quiet and methodically executes his projects. Sullivan is building a "Golf city" in enugu, it is going on planned, with a long term horizon.

If you look at what Obiano has promised.

1. 3 flyovers in Awka.
2. Light rail to link Onitsha, Awka & Nnewi
3. Jobs for 500,000 Anambra youth
4. Airport at Umueri
5. Complete the refinery/boost production to 50,000 bbl/day
6. Turn Awka to Dubai.
7. Build a road linking Anambra to Kogi
8. Build a four lane road linking 33 to the airport site at Umueri
9. Dualize major roads at Awka, Nnewi and Onitsha
10. Increase production of rice to 120,000 tonnes.
11. On and on.

Meanwhile the Awka/Amansea road has been on for years, it hasn't been completed. I don't want a noisemaker as governor, I want a man who plans & executes - and with a N140 billion budget there's no way Anambra can do all this, they have to prioritize.

Oya, start insulting me.

manny4life: This thread is bombasticulous #What-the-hell-did-i-just-say

tonychristopher:

pls give him the antidote

peppyluv02: ife isulu bu bekee....... Oyibo bu agbala

ayukdaboss:

She's Yoruba?

peppyluv02: ife isulu bu bekee....... Oyibo bu agbala

peppyluv02: Tell the id!ot to go and call Philip Emeagwali a benin man and see his head come off his neck. The same Philip i follow his write ups, always blasting some ndigbo for accepting the false news that ojukwu started the war. If he was a proud benin man like that fool is ranting,will he be saying that?

OdenigboAroli:

Nne,I dont if care whether Philip Emeagwali agrees he is Igbo or not. However,one thing that cant be argued is that whatever Onitsha people are today is because of the Igbo!
I will say this infront of Obi Achebe and look him straight in the eyes...oburo toko.
Nobi today....We know our history and we know when Ndi Onitsha arrive at Otu Onitsha and we also know who they met on ground,on arrival. And we know about the "Olili nne" with the Oyi people comprising Nando,Ogbunike and Nteje.
I swear I am yet to see any Onitsha man who will instigate such Bini propaganda in my presence.
How about the Igala of Onicha?
How about Nsugbe,Obosi,Iyiowa and Ogidi?

manny4life:

Ezigbo bekee...onye akuwagho slate, nya ndo.

Ada Anambra, kedu kwanu, afurum na e na eme ofuma, obi di mu mma etu isi azo ndi igbo na ife nine gbasara umu igbo na NL, btw... Anambra n'aga n'ihu, ka mu soro ndi ozo... Anambra adigo mma ... Onwegho ekwensu obuna ga akwusi oganiru anyi. Ada eji eje ife, jisie ike... Achorum ka gi ghoto na umu igbo kwu gi n'azu.

The Minister of Works, Mr Mike Onolememen, on Tuesday assured that the Utor river bridge on the Asaba-Ebu-Uromi Road in Delta would be inaugurated in September.

Onolememen, who was represented by the Minister of State for Works, Mr Adedayo Adeyeye, gave the assurance in Abuja when a delegation from the Utor community paid him a courtesy visit in his office.

He said the N4.4 billion Utor bridge in Oshimili North Local Government Area could be opened for public use during the Council of Works meeting scheduled to hold in Asaba in September.


“We were discussing this particular road and bridge and he was saying that with the completion of the road and bridge that it will take just about 30 minutes from the proposed Asaba airport to reach Uromi.

“That) if he is going home he will always fly direct to Asaba, rather than Benin; that it’s going to be shorter.

“So you can see the valuable importance of this particular road; our communities at all times there is access, free flow of vehicles, of people, of materials across all the borders.