abeltolu: Kudos to the Governor. At least he has done something reasonable with all the money he has been looting.

I have one problem tho. Why do these guys finish building but then they cannot maintain it?. A good example is the Abuja national stadium. Nigerians generally lack maintenance culture. Until we learn to maintain properly, we would keep doing unnecessary things.

This building is another waste of money.

Aitee1: Never envy someone with a fine trouser, his boxer might be full of holes

Lol an abia state indigene would really laugh at this, they know they don't even have boxers......their governor just leave their nyashh open.

shevon: What next do we expect? Praise singers that will come and tell us the governor is doing well.
We are so used to a low level of life such that when a Governor lives up to his 'normal' civic duties we think he is doing well.
I would not blame those Governors 'doing well' thought, it is their counterparts that have decided to live a cursed life I will blame, let them continue and see what posterity has in stock for their generation.

upko: E better

Atouke:
kogi state has a lot of industries and jobs dangote cement is there providing jobs and the ajoukuta steel mill is open again etc.

Aitee1: Never envy someone with a fine trouser, his boxer might be full of holes

Aitee1: Never envy someone with a fine trouser, his boxer might be full of holes

jazzydee:
Akwa Ibom people have a good maintenance culture be rest assured that the stadium will be well maintained.

Eyop:
Don't mind them. The governor is only using just 1% of the state Allocation for all he's doing that's why he's doing all he can to make his candidate succeed him.

upko: Lol an abia state indigene would really laugh at this, they know they don't even have even a torn boxers.

Aitee1: Never envy someone with a fine trouser, his boxer might be full of holes

wiseonemomoh: see people ooo.oga d one may nor dey do out all,watin u don do ham.?.

matify:


If you know my state, you will laugh in sarcasm.

My state was created in 1976 but successive governments ( military or democratic ) have left her worse than they met her.

I visited Akwa Ibom some 3 years ago and I honestly shed a tear or two at the spate of transformation I saw and which was lacking in mine.

My state can't pay primary school teachers and has only recently had to deduct money from other workers to be able to pay the same teachers who only recently called off an 8 months strike.

If you have decoded this state by now, you will know why a boxer riddled with holes under a fine trousers is better than our " komo village" attire.

Eyop:
Speak english please or use the normal vernacular

Aitee1: Are u one? I weep for abians though, when ever I ply ikot ekepene-umuahia road I visit my masseuse after while aba-ikot ekpene road is permanenty non motorable