Donmarrius: Igboland is beginning to witness massive investments.And the most happiest part of it,is that,80%-90% of those investors,are sons and daughters of Igbo origin,and the investments are 'real' investments.Not the type being witnessed in other part of Nigeria,especially that part of Nigeria where Biscuits and sweet companies littered all over there,are being counted as investments,and yet,90% of those investments are being owned by outsiders.one wonders what our brothers from that part of the country,are doing,with their acclaimed 'sophistication'.

Small mind mentality.

Be consoling yourself, do you think the best economies depend on only investments from indigenes??

If you can't convince everyone to invest in your cause, you'll remain small.

passion007:
You see!
I had pointed out that the Govt has given deserved praise to the entrepreneur, yet you insist on pursuing this tired line. I'm familiar with your antics. Enugu state values her investors, and that's all that matters.

I'm holding u accountable whenever folks like u think that politicians drive the economy. Risk savvy investors do in spite of bad investment conditions.. I know more about this investment, so quit crediting the governor for his little or no effort.. entrepreneurs see opportunities, politicians see looting and taking credit for things they have no hand in. Keep being a sycophantic drummer!

passion007:
What is it about "Local Government System" don't you understand really?

I've pointed out it is distinct from "productivity".
Essentially, 'local government system' entails such things as the LG independence, as well as the State's noninterference in the LG framework.
Ketoprofen nwoke beanyi, If you insist on dragging me into this debate, let us at least define what the argument is.

Anything that is not productivity doesn't deserve mention.