Duru1:


If you really know Buhari, you will be forced to reciprocate on his “Good Morning” greetings. There is a plan in the pipeline to compete with intended toll from the Niger Bridge at Asaba. There are many ways to cross a river.

ibedun:



Who in the SW is threatening Igbos?

What of all the allocation to the SE states over the years? Where has the money gone?

The foolish mofos, so called elites of Igboland what are they doing with money allocated to your states for development.

they are busy bringing the money to Lagos so they can flex with Yoruba people who are staying jeje-ly in their own region.

All Igbo past commissioners, governors and senior civil servants have build palatial homes in Lagos with your Igbo money.

Ngwakwe:


Don't even mention Buhari and South East in the same sentence.

We saw his sharing formula when he was Controller General of PTF during Abacha's regime.

Can you guess the percentage distribution he used?

Duru1:


If you really know Buhari, you will be forced to reciprocate on his “Good Morning” greetings. There is a plan in the pipeline to compete with intended toll from the Niger Bridge at Asaba. There are many ways to cross a river.

mrvitalis:

not really but i know he did better as ptf chair then jonathan has done in the south east

Ngwakwe:


I thought I was conversing with a concerned South Easterner.

Bye

mrvitalis:

lol bro i am an igbo man

Ngwakwe:


I am disputing that, just that I sensed insincerity of purpose from your last comment before this one.

mrvitalis:

what i said was d truth ...didprove me.with facts

Sincere9gerian:
These enemies of progress don't ever get tired. Toll gate or no toll gate, how come the past govts didn't build any 2nd Niger bridge in the last 30 years? Let's see the bridge first, then we can talk about the tolling later. After all there is an existing bridge, which is free for all

Ngwakwe:


For me to take you serious, why not list Buhari's PTF projects in South East then I will enumerate that of President Jonathan so far.

Don't keep me waiting

mrvitalis:

not really but i know he did better as ptf chair then jonathan has done in the south east

mrvitalis:

my provided adequate books for our university
he provided health materials for.our health systems
all south east roads.were rehabilited during his time
with a budget of less than 10% jonathan budget

Ngwakwe:


What did you just do? You just murdered posterity and revised history.

Please I am a middle age man and moreover an academician.

I need you in my class for free tutorials.

rozayx5:


the same way APC used and dumped Amaechi

Sincere9gerian:
These enemies of progress don't ever get tired. Toll gate or no toll gate, how come the past govts didn't build any 2nd Niger bridge in the last 30 years? Let's see the bridge first, then we can talk about the tolling later. After all there is an existing bridge, which is free for all

jpphilips:

Ngwakwe:



What I'm saying is that everybody has chosen to believe the narrative that favours his/her agenda but unfortunately the aftermath of the war is still glaring and the wounds not healed.

As Godswill Akpabio will like to put it, if the war has actually ended, why is there no plan to implement the Rehabilitation and Reconstruction in the region where the war was actually fought and facilities / infrastructures bombed to stone age. On a second look, the reconstruction and rehabilitation started and were focused in the North and Western Regions of Nigeria.

There is a grand plan to suffocate the people of Eastern Nigeria and continue the devastation through skewed policy implementations by falsifying Census figures to favour the victors of the civil war, negligence to providing minimal life sustaining infrastructures that will spur growth and development that would help to stop these uncontrollable mass movement of the Igbo youths to other regions where these amenities are readily available.

Today, the North is killing the Igbos after the Igbos have surrendered to one Nigeria while the West is threatening fire and brimstone preparing its people to unleash genocide on the Igbos in the South West unless they surrender their wealth and liberties to the Yorubas and forgo their political rights as enshrined in the constitution of One Nigeria.

Bros, the Igbos need breathing space, equal right and justice after surrendering to One Nigeria but alas what we are seeing is more hostilities, threats and call for genocide of our people

NgeneUkwenu:


Academic bigot! Tufiakwa!

Sincere9gerian:

Rubbish! We're not interested in your rubbish propaganda. Subsidy payment varies with international crude oil price. If the price shoots to roof top, subsidy payment will follow suit. Vice versa. Moreover, this same president wanted to remove the subsidy completely, but mischief makers like you kicked against it. Meanwhile, those found to have abused the subsidy scheme are undergoing prosecution in court of competent jurisdiction. Least we forget, Nigerians are appreciative of the gej govt for making the entire country wet with fuel almost all year round. It is unprecedented in the history of this country. Gone are the days when people had to give bribe or sleep over at filling station just to buy fuel at official price with their hard earned money.

NgeneUkwenu:


Academic bigot! Tufiakwa!

Ngwakwe:



We have electricity in our houses and we don't sleep in darkness courtesy of our individual and collective ingenuity.

Mud houses are becoming a history in our clime yet Mud house dwellers have the effrontery to lecture us on the need for cement.

Ngwakwe:



Stop claiming superiority, we are all equal and do use and pass through the same Niger Bridge, be you Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Tiv, Fulani, Urhobo etc. The Bridge is not more important to South East than their close door neighbours. It is a means to falicitate trade and movement.

Do South-Easterners cross the bridge to go to another South East State - No

I don't even know which part of the country you're from when I made the comment.

What I wrote up there is just an idiomatic expression

500GP:

comos:

You can write whatever you feel, but we from the east knows how important that bridge is to us and we are seeing physically the construction that is going on and we pray it be completed.

mrvitalis:
as an igbo ...i know my people just hate the Hausa man ..for the civil war ....without knowing our brother caused the war....major kadunna was the problem
Hausa trusted us....and we betrayed them ...i just pray they forgive us so that this country can move forward
....
..i just laf when igbos support ijaws ....cos dey have never and will never support us