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These are indigenous products manufactured in Anambra state

mktinsight:
You are so full of sh6t you stink. You are comparing local champions to multinational giants. Nestle, Dangote, Lafarge, Hayat, Honeywell, International Breweries l, Unilever are multinational billion dollar companies not Coscharis selling less than 1,000 cars a year. Other than SAB Millers hero factory tell me which multinational has put 50b naira into Anambra.

NoIgboSoundTueh:

I cant believe this
Who would have thought a product as valuable as this is made in Anambra.
If afonja or hausa can shown me any of their state producing this. I will deactivate my monicker

ANSMEDIA:
Happening now!

The opening of the NPF Zone 13 Ukpo, Awka Capital Territory.

In attendance is the IGP ably represented by DIG Okoye, AIG Zone 13; AIG Danmallam Mohammed, H.E Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi ably represented by Prof. Simon Ortuanya the SSG ENSG, Gov. Willie Obiano represented by his SSA on security, Prince Arthur Eze, CP’s of Anambra, Enugu and Ebonyi, Chief Innocent Chukwuma (Innoson) among others.

Zone 13 Nigeria Police Headquarters covers Anambra, Enugu and Ebonyi States.

ChimaAdeoye:
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If this was posted by Ifeanyi Aniago, then i'm so disappointed that you could not understand the meaning of over-militarization of the southeast region and why they are deploying a whole division of Nigerian police to just three igbo states! may i emphasize ~ PEACEFUL STATES!

Soon, you will also be applauding when they build more prisons and quadruple the number of their roadblocks for extortion of money from motorists and ordinary citizens.
Not to the number of our people that will be shot extra-judiciary and buried secretly for failing or refusing to pay these armies of Policemen that see Igboland as a place where they go to become millionaires by killing the people.

OreMI22:


The dude mktinsight is Yoruba.

Unlike other yoruba whose method is to insult and curse, his method is more insidious. He highlights all the barriers to make sure nothing can be done or it should be done at such exorbitant cost that it becomes prohibitive.

These are the types of Yorubas that have no hospitals or running water, but will "advise" you how to build hospitals and running water. These are the types of Yorubas that boast about how great Lagos airport is. But if they hear an airport happening anywhere in the East, they bring you the standard of John F. Kennedy international airport as who you must copy!

The truth is that Yorubas like him sound intelligent and harmless to the naive mind. But their intention is the same as those the insult and hurl abuses. The intention is always to find a way to discourage you from developing yourself by either making it look too expensive or citing the most ridiculous examples of the project for you to copy. Bottom line, they know Nigeria is a corrupt and poor 3rd world country. Therefore doing things like Americans will simply lead to non-completion due to lack of funds or institutions to build it.

My only advice for Igbos is that while the Fulani guy's method is simply not to site any projects in Igboland, the Yoruba man's method is subversion and deceiving you not to develop yourself because it will be too expensive and not really in your interest to do so.

mktinsight:
You rationalize every criticism as that the person is Yoruba or Hausa or Fulani or whatever. Deal with the criticism instead of looking for excuses or pointing fingers. That is what makes nations great not playing blame game all the time. Stop settling for mediocrity because you are on Obiano's payroll. When did Igbo become mediocre and full of hot air like you? I am Igbo and not your type of backward Igbo. I deal with the facts and not fallacy. As for all the products I am glad indigenous companies are trying and they should be applauded but people should stop celebrating MEDIOCRITY. People are producing but ask WHAT are they producing? I bought a deep cycle battery from Ibeto that packed up in less than a year. I have bought toilet rolls from Onitsha to patronize folks and eventually threw that rubbish out in favor of Hayat toilet products. If you want to know great Anambra companies Cutix consistently produces the highest grade of copper wiring. Zubix cheese balls were some of the best in Nigeria a few years ago. Tiger Spices has great products. Juhel I hear produces great things. Tummy Tummy too. But aside them WHO ELSE? I have been to an Anambra Trade Show and the dearth of GOOD products Made in Anambra is OBVIOUS. The lack of global multinationals with significant presence in Anambra is OBVIOUS. if this does not trouble you as it does me then you are a fake Anambrarian and do not mean well for this state.We need to ask why many great companies and others are not in this state and work to get them here instead of celebrating mediocrity and pointing fingers as an excuse. That is being a true IGBO not whining about injustice.

OreMI22:


The dude mktinsight is Yoruba.

Unlike other yoruba whose method is to insult and curse, his method is more insidious. He highlights all the barriers to make sure nothing can be done or it should be done at such exorbitant cost that it becomes prohibitive.

These are the types of Yorubas that have no hospitals or running water, but will "advise" you how to build hospitals and running water. These are the types of Yorubas that boast about how great Lagos airport is. But if they hear an airport happening anywhere in the East, they bring you the standard of John F. Kennedy international airport as who you must copy!

The truth is that Yorubas like him sound intelligent and harmless to the naive mind. But their intention is the same as those the insult and hurl abuses. The intention is always to find a way to discourage you from developing yourself by either making it look too expensive or citing the most ridiculous examples of the project for you to copy. Bottom line, they know Nigeria is a corrupt and poor 3rd world country. Therefore doing things like Americans will simply lead to non-completion due to lack of funds or institutions to build it.

My only advice for Igbos is that while the Fulani guy's method is simply not to site any projects in Igboland, the Yoruba man's method is subversion and deceiving you not to develop yourself because it will be too expensive and not really in your interest to do so.

PROUDIGBO:


I really don’t get the point you’re trying to put across! It says a lot that quite a number of us viewing this thread have told you you’re a bit irritating in the way you choose and martial out your arguments! Your unrelenting opposition towards the ongoing airport construction being a case in point!

Any Igbo that is aware of the manoeuvres (both obvious and clandestine) that have played out in the Nigerian political-economy (from the late 60s, to date) would have nothing but admiration for Ndigbo given the way we have kept our commercial/industrial cities still relevant based solely on INDIVIDUAL EFFORT, while the likes of Lagos (and by extension, Ogun) have leveraged on all sorts of schemes, both underhand and legitimate, and all sorts of shenanigans to prop them up to the positions they’ve attained today!

Yes, we should pull our socks up and do much better, but not acknowledging how far we’ve come and the obstacles we’ve had to overcome in the process is, putting it mildly, a bit unfair!

mktinsight:
INDIVIDUAL EFFORT is good but it needs to be subsumed under something called GROUP EFFORT that is far more powerful. Until we discover that we will continue to be shortchanged in the Nigerian experiment and migrants to distant lands.Years ago (2002) to be precise I was opportuned to be on a private mailing list with several prominent Nigerians including people working then with Okonjo-Iweala. At the time they were discussing the power problems and the suggestion was made of expanding the use of domestic gas to generate power since it was abundant in Nigeria and being flared by the IOCs. With speed the Obasanjo administration embarked on policies to force the IOCs to use gas locally and contacted the Chinese government to build power plants in Nigeria. Three outcomes were the West African Gas Pipeline built by Chevron to carry gas to Kaizer Aluminium in Tema, and gas power plants at Olorunsogo and Papalanto in Ogun state. Secretly, Obasanjo also smuggled in a project carried out by a Lebanese firm Zartec to pipe gas to Ota before he left office. In addition, Oando owned by Tinubu's nephew started piping gas to Lagos industrial areas.o just look at it. The outcome of an Igbo woman in power at the Ministry of Finance tackling the issue of power was basically the empowerment of the South-West. Okonjo-Iweala never thought about Delta State or the Eastern region when it came to infrastructure. All she cared about was winning awards for being a minister. GROUP EFFORT VS INDIVIDUAL EFFORLesson Two. Bart Nnaji who was a one-time Minister of Power under Goodluck and is a first-class engineer had an opportunity to get the Nigerian government to push gas to every major city in Igboland. But what did he do? He was busy trying to rig things for his private company Geometric Power in Aba. Meanwhile look at what Namadi Sambo did in that same administration. He got the federal government to build the Abuja-Kaduna railway and a thermal power plant in Kaduna. That is GROUP EFFORT vs INDIVIDUAL EFFORT.Lesson Three. Nestoil, OilServ, Seplat are companies owned by Anambrarians. All are involved in gas projects in Nigeria. The only one that has looked homeward is Nestoil but Obi Jackson could not conceptualize building a gas pipeline to the most important commercial city in the East. Instead he is looking at piping to his town Okija. Meanwhile the AKK project conceived by the Buhari administration is doing what? Connecting the two most important cities in the North West to gas. GROUP EFFORT vs INDIVIDUAL EFFORT.

ChimaAdeoye:
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If this was posted by Ifeanyi Aniago, then i'm so disappointed that you could not understand the meaning of over-militarization of the southeast region and why they are deploying a whole division of Nigerian police to just three igbo states! may i emphasize ~ PEACEFUL STATES!

Soon, you will also be applauding when they build more prisons and quadruple the number of their roadblocks for extortion of money from motorists and ordinary citizens.
Not to the number of our people that will be shot extra-judiciary and buried secretly for failing or refusing to pay these armies of Policemen that see Igboland as a place where they go to become millionaires by killing the people.

mktinsight:
You rationalize every criticism as that the person is Yoruba or Hausa or Fulani or whatever. Deal with the criticism instead of looking for excuses or pointing fingers. That is what makes nations great not playing blame game all the time. Stop settling for mediocrity because you are on Obiano's payroll. When did Igbo become mediocre and full of hot air like you? I am Igbo and not your type of backward Igbo. I deal with the facts and not fallacy.

As for all the products I am glad indigenous companies are trying and they should be applauded but people should stop celebrating MEDIOCRITY. People are producing but ask WHAT are they producing? I bought a deep cycle battery from Ibeto that packed up in less than a year. I have bought toilet rolls from Onitsha to patronize folks and eventually threw that rubbish out in favor of Hayat toilet products. If you want to know great Anambra companies Cutix consistently produces the highest grade of copper wiring. Zubix cheese balls were some of the best in Nigeria a few years ago. Tiger Spices has great products. Juhel I hear produces great things. Tummy Tummy too. But aside them WHO ELSE? I have been to an Anambra Trade Show and the dearth of GOOD products Made in Anambra is OBVIOUS. The lack of global multinationals with significant presence in Anambra is OBVIOUS. if this does not trouble you as it does me then you are a fake Anambrarian and do not mean well for this state.

We need to ask why many great companies and others are not in this state and work to get them here instead of celebrating mediocrity and pointing fingers as an excuse. That is being a true IGBO not whining about injustice.

mktinsight:

mktinsight:

mktinsight:

mktinsight:

mktinsight:

Dr Aladdin 7 keys herbal mixture has been in Nigeria markets for more than four decades and very popular across Nigeria, it's manufactured in Anambra state, you see the reason why I said you are dumb

mktinsight:

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Anambra have three noodles company all owned by indigenous nother foreigners

Tummy Tummy noodles
Zubix noodles
Jolly jolly noodles

mktinsight:
You rationalize every criticism as that the person is Yoruba or Hausa or Fulani or whatever. Deal with the criticism instead of looking for excuses or pointing fingers. That is what makes nations great not playing blame game all the time. Stop settling for mediocrity because you are on Obiano's payroll. When did Igbo become mediocre and full of hot air like you? I am Igbo and not your type of backward Igbo. I deal with the facts and not fallacy.

As for all the products I am glad indigenous companies are trying and they should be applauded but people should stop celebrating MEDIOCRITY. People are producing but ask WHAT are they producing? I bought a deep cycle battery from Ibeto that packed up in less than a year. I have bought toilet rolls from Onitsha to patronize folks and eventually threw that rubbish out in favor of Hayat toilet products. If you want to know great Anambra companies Cutix consistently produces the highest grade of copper wiring. Zubix cheese balls were some of the best in Nigeria a few years ago. Tiger Spices has great products. Juhel I hear produces great things. Tummy Tummy too. But aside them WHO ELSE? I have been to an Anambra Trade Show and the dearth of GOOD products Made in Anambra is OBVIOUS. The lack of global multinationals with significant presence in Anambra is OBVIOUS. if this does not trouble you as it does me then you are a fake Anambrarian and do not mean well for this state.

We need to ask why many great companies and others are not in this state and work to get them here instead of celebrating mediocrity and pointing fingers as an excuse. That is being a true IGBO not whining about injustice.

mktinsight:
You rationalize every criticism as that the person is Yoruba or Hausa or Fulani or whatever. Deal with the criticism instead of looking for excuses or pointing fingers. That is what makes nations great not playing blame game all the time. Stop settling for mediocrity because you are on Obiano's payroll. When did Igbo become mediocre and full of hot air like you? I am Igbo and not your type of backward Igbo. I deal with the facts and not fallacy.

As for all the products I am glad indigenous companies are trying and they should be applauded but people should stop celebrating MEDIOCRITY. People are producing but ask WHAT are they producing? I bought a deep cycle battery from Ibeto that packed up in less than a year. I have bought toilet rolls from Onitsha to patronize folks and eventually threw that rubbish out in favor of Hayat toilet products. If you want to know great Anambra companies Cutix consistently produces the highest grade of copper wiring. Zubix cheese balls were some of the best in Nigeria a few years ago. Tiger Spices has great products. Juhel I hear produces great things. Tummy Tummy too. But aside them WHO ELSE? I have been to an Anambra Trade Show and the dearth of GOOD products Made in Anambra is OBVIOUS. The lack of global multinationals with significant presence in Anambra is OBVIOUS. if this does not trouble you as it does me then you are a fake Anambrarian and do not mean well for this state.

We need to ask why many great companies and others are not in this state and work to get them here instead of celebrating mediocrity and pointing fingers as an excuse. That is being a true IGBO not whining about injustice.

mktinsight:

mktinsight:

mktinsight: