ideynl1:


Bro is it possible to update us with status of these timelines as they progress to enable us follow-up?

Thanks

I will keep a close eyes on it.

horsepower101:
It is imperative that SEREDEC sensitize the igbo diaspora on buying shares in SEFCO. This will be a major game changer in the coming decade if well implemented.

Don't know how possible it is for them to launch on the stock exchanges of major cities like London, New York, Johannesburg, etc. This will help diaspora Ndigbo to key into the project better!

ideynl1:


Bro is it possible to update us with status of these timelines as they progress to enable us follow-up?

Thanks

Updates and keeping to timelines is very important. We've seen so many false dawns and development proposals that never got off the drawing board!

Xander85:


Don't know how possible it is for them to launch on the stock exchanges of major cities like London, New York, Johannesburg, etc. This will help diaspora Ndigbo to key into the project better!

There are some funds that are private equity funds or over the counter funds. Not every fund is on the stock markets. Maybe in the future when they have enough capital and legacy projects.

Juliusmalema:


I have no words for you.

Alaigbo ajula gi.

Will you get lost !

Nice initiative.will propel the east to greater heights and will benefit my ss indirectly

OP, is this a company or a commission? Clarification needed asap!

duncun:
Clarification for what ? Don't bring your ewedu masturbation here pls .

brother, you should have known by now that an oyoruba man's existence makes no meaning to him without we, the great igbos, in it!!!

if you ask that pokenosing, busybody and hypocritical oyorubaguy what he wants the information on this SE initiative for, you will be shocked that he is only planning on how to scatter the great things we are cooking up!!!

these guys are just terrible!!!

Igbo amaka


cc lzaa adaibeku LLObiorah

MetaPhysical:
OP, is this a company or a commission? Clarification needed asap!

It is not really your business.

MOU between SEREDEC and UAE Investment Authority


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPf7a3NFfqc

This Video Discusses the Rail Network project and Gas pipeline for the South East in detail


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPjDweCDV5c

For the plan for rail network start the video on 8:22

For the plan for gas pipeline network start the video on 13:30

Discussion on South East Finance Company (SEFCO) starts on 18:44

Juliusmalema:
Is like this op is not tired of over bloated dream....

Ndi uchu.

Osagefor98, what is your problem gan gan.. Please share it with NLders..

You do not want any progress of another state apart from your state.. Se Dem winch you Ni?

Stop this nuisance biko

MetaPhysical:
OP, is this a company or a commission? Clarification needed asap!

You guys will be finding trouble where there is none.. Na u people dey allow other people to insults Yoruba's.

E grow up now

I watched the video till end.

What pained me is when Uju said that there is no gov present.

I kn Igbos don't have unity. The govs are feeling too big to attend

Interesting! Where will the financial strength of this project come from? I don't trust our south east guvnors, by the way.

LLobiorah:
Interesting!
Where will the financial strength of this project come from?
I don't trust our south east guvnors, by the way.

This is a private led investment.

LLobiorah:
Interesting!
Where will the financial strength of this project come from?
I don't trust our south east guvnors, by the way.

Private investors will be involved.

I just saw on Imo thread about Waltersmith an oil company investing heavily in Refinery and Gas in Imo state.

I hope SEREDC will incorporate these projects in their overall plan

ideynl1:
I just saw on Imo thread about Waltersmith an oil company investing heavily in Refinery and Gas in Imo state.

I hope SEREDC will incorporate these projects in their overall plan

I am sure they will work out a deal. Watersmith is into gas processing but they will also need a metered pipeline network to deliver their products which SEREDEC is working on.

Ok

Xander85:


Bros Horsepower, ignore this dumbfuck impostor i'm quoting! Carry on with the thread biko!

it's now obvious those wannabes are not igbos

I pity those who wastes their time arguing with them in Anambra and Enugu threads.

I love this idea...This is asking the right step to developing the level of first world nation.. This is why I love my people. Without Niggeria, I know we can do wonders.

My only problem with this is they need to remove SE and make it an Igboland objective. Let's look at the rail project, they said it's a way to connect Igboland but yet it's only going to circulate SE. Even if the rest of us are forced to be part of state that necessary aren't igbo only state, we would like to be included in projects that's for development and unity of our ethnicity. I think they need to expand their goal to SS Igbo as well. It should be all Igboland objective, not just SE.

Ikechu12:
I love this idea...This is asking the right step to developing the level of first world nation.. This is why I love my people. Without Niggeria, I know we can do wonders.

My only problem with this is they need to remove SE and make it an Igboland objective. Let's look at the rail project, they said it's a way to connect Igboland but yet it's only going to circulate SE. Even if the rest of us are forced to be part of state that necessary aren't igbo only state, we would like to be included in projects that's for development and unity of our ethnicity. I think they need to expand their goal to SS Igbo as well. It should be all Igboland objective, not just SE.

I 100% agree with you. The first phase of the rail network will connect Aba and Portharcourt together. Its actually an Igboland project and will extend to anioma areas eventually. Though it will take some time. Please read the infrastructure plans.

Ikechu12:
I love this idea...This is asking the right step to developing the level of first world nation.. This is why I love my people. Without Niggeria, I know we can do wonders.

My only problem with this is they need to remove SE and make it an Igboland objective. Let's look at the rail project, they said it's a way to connect Igboland but yet it's only going to circulate SE. Even if the rest of us are forced to be part of state that necessary aren't igbo only state, we would like to be included in projects that's for development and unity of our ethnicity. I think they need to expand their goal to SS Igbo as well. It should be all Igboland objective, not just SE.

I know what you mean! I think they're being careful so as not to be accused of 'land-grabbing' and all that, seeing as Asaba, Port Harcourt, etc, have been placed in states that have a large none Igbo population. Since they included Port Harcourt in the first phase of the rail project (even though the dev' commission is termed 'south-east'), i'm sure other Igbo cities outside the south-east like Asaba will be included as well.

I loved the presentations by the speakers in the second video with Pascal Dozie moderating....especially the one of Uju Ifejika! She said a few things that needed to be said!

Uju Ifejika mentioned she's from Ogidi royalty. Anyone knows if she's nee Amobi? Growing up, i remember overhearing my dad, when casually chatting with my mum in the living room, mentioning names like Ifejika, Ifekandu, Amobi, Osanakpo, etc. The Ogidi Amobis' are related to our family via the matriach of the family, Eze-ego. I gather, a very wealthy lady in those days.

Another question: is the railway project (Aba-Port Harcourt) different from the one the federal gov't is doing with the Chinese loans?

If so, i reckon the one of the SEREDEC will be completed first...knowing how things done by the federal gov't can drag on for ever!

Xander85

b]
I know what you mean! I think they're being careful so as not to be accused of 'land-grabbing' and all that[/b], seeing as Asaba, Port Harcourt, etc, have been placed in states that have a large none Igbo population. Since they included Port Harcourt in the first phase of the rail project (even though the dev' commission is termed 'south-east'), i'm sure other Igbo cities outside the south-east like Asaba will be included as well.

Ikechuku. You know he is right. Just have patience with SE. Once this set off, stakeholders from Anioma and Igboid Rivers will be incorporated after round table discussions.

Xander85:
I loved the presentations by the speakers in the second video with Pascal Dozie moderating....especially the one of Uju Ifejika! She said a few things that needed to be said!

Uju Ifejika mentioned she's from Ogidi royalty. Anyone knows if she's nee Amobi? Growing up, i remember overhearing my dad, when casually chatting with my mum in the living room, mentioning names like Ifejika, Ifekandu, Amobi, Osanakpo, etc. The Ogidi Amobis' are related to our family via the matriach of the family, Eze-ego. I gather, a very wealthy lady in those days.

On the first part of your comment;
That woman spilled so much wisdom. I am not gonna lie but Igbo women are impressive with their aku luo uno mentality. It was also the Omu of Asaba that Made the same exact point in another video.

They both said that you cannot leave your land and be developing other people’s land.

Most igbo women that I know personally who own properties including my mother all invested in Igbo land. Igbo men are seriously disappointing sometimes.

horsepower101:

On the first part of your comment;
That woman spilled so much wisdom. I am not gonna lie but Igbo women are impressive with their aku luo uno mentality. It was also the Omu of Asaba that Made the same exact point in another video.

They both said that you cannot leave your land and be developing other people’s land.

Most igbo women that I know personally who own properties including my mother all invested in Igbo land. Igbo men are seriously disappointing sometimes.

I've always said that our greatest achilles-heel as a people is our greedy and visionless Igbo political elite that place Nigeria before pan-Igbo interests! See as none of the governors could even be bothered to get out of bed for the event...or at least send in representatives!