You have no point. When it rains, dont we have floods in Lekki and many parts of Lagos?

Golan007:

Ehen!!

Excuses.

DMerciful:
You have no point. When it rains, dont we have floods in Lekki and many parts of Lagos?

Excuses.

NaijaRoyalty:

He fixed it

Stop playing politics of hate and bitterness

he fixed it, then what was osinbajo,Ngige,obiano doing there after obi tenure?

Old pix op take time

So to inspect flood is to walk on it and not use boat, canoe? That's stupid of PO. You can't use this to promote Peter Obi OP. This is even bad. PYO and Ngige were smart and intelligent in this approach.

I prefer that of Obiano, he is very real but Peter Obi own na eye service.

This man ...

Let's not forget that a certain blueprint has failed to fix this since 1999

Golan007:


I see, so people's lives and properties should continue to be lost knowing that the incident has no solution?

See why it is good to actually travel around if and when you can?

Some of your likes were questioning Obi's trip to Egypt but you can see that even Google can't reveal this to you.

Anyways, flooding occurs especially when the rains are up and in addition, water is released from the dam. Usually around August or so.

And some yam farmers, especially in the Delta regions actually look forward to it because of their yams that are way too heavy to be carried into town. So they just canoe in, load up, and move them out. And of course, the flood fertilizes the ground massively for the nex planting season.

It would be interesting to know what you would have done, especially about their means of livelihood, besides having to evacuate people when the floods come up.

iluvdonjazzy:
I prefer that of Obiano, he is very real but Peter Obi own na eye service.

Maybe nah eye service, but one thing it achieved is that even his subordinates that would probably not come near that region are in the same water with him. They're feeling what the people are feeling. They are empathising with the people. They are one with the people at that point in time.

That's what governance should be built around and about. Empathy.

DesChyko:


See why it is good to actually travel around if and when you can?

Some of your likes were questioning Obi's trip to Egypt but you can see that even Google can't reveal this to you.

Anyways, flooding occurs especially when the rains are up and in addition, water is released from the dam. Usually around August or so.

And some yam farmers, especially in the Delta regions actually look forward to it because of their yams that are way too heavy to be carried into town. So they just canoe in, load up, and move them out. And of course, the flood fertilizes the ground massively for the nex planting season.

It would be interesting to know what you would have done, especially about their means of livelihood, besides having to evacuate people when the floods come up.

Yes, Obi would find the solution to flooding from Egypt.

Afterall, the Níle drowned the pharaohs.

Golan007:


Yes, Obi would find the solution to flooding from Egypt.

Afterall, the Níle drowned the pharaohs.

The last time flooding was recorded on the Nile, which is a National heritage by the way, is 1970. Maybe you wanted to say something else as this last comment doesn't make much sense

DesChyko:


The last time flooding was recorded on the Nile, which is a National heritage by the way, is 1970. Maybe you wanted to say something else as this last comment doesn't make much sense

My point exactly.

Obi is not making sense.

Of course, even if he goes sky diving now, you'll say it's exactly what Nigeria needs.

Golan007:


My point exactly.

Obi is not making sense.

Of course, even if he goes sky diving now, you'll say it's exactly what Nigeria needs.

Says someone who knows nothing about flood patterns in Nigeria.

You need a foundation in place first, before a debate can be carried out on whether you're capable of making sense or not in that regard.

You're just getting your first lessons on that here so leave judgement to those who already know about that.

DesChyko:


Says someone who knows nothing about flood patterns in Nigeria.

You need a foundation in place first, before a debate can be carried out on whether you're capable of making sense or not in that regard.

You're just getting your first lessons on that here so leave judgement to those who already know about that.

At the end did Obi fix the issue of flooding in Anambra?

timothy2396:
I'm from Benue State and I'm 100% OBIdient. I even followed someone on Instagram today because he seemed OBIdient

But you believe Tinubu is top notch.

Midastorch:


He fixed it and Obiano had to visit the same disaster again?? Ani una no get sense seh...lmfaoooooooooo

God bless u

post=113825619:

Everything remains on the internet.
Karma will visit everyone involved in the murder of over 100 Anambra youths at the time Pandora was the governor.
Posterity will judge us all.

Ari sense fa

Golan007:



At the end did Obi fix the issue of flooding in Anambra?

I've never seen any Governor who can invoke a mountain out of a lowland, divert dam water into gutter channels or stop rainfall permanently either.

DesChyko:


I've never seen any Governor who can invoke a mountain out of a lowland, divert dam water into gutter channels or stop rainfall permanently either.

But you claim the Nile issue was solved.

DesChyko:


Maybe nah eye service, but one thing it achieved is that even his subordinates that would probably not come near that region are in the same water with him. They're feeling what the people are feeling. They are empathising with the people. They are one with the people at that point in time.

That's what governance should be built around and about. Empathy.

ok

Golan007:
If Obi thought it was a priority yet he didn’t fix it, what do you claim he was saving money for ?

Ode, you stayed in your no network village to know he didn't fix it?

NetValueFX:

Ode, you stayed in your no network village to know he didn't fix it?

No network?

By the way, if he fixed it what was Obiano riding the canoe in the same place years later for?

Golan007:


No network?

By the way, if he fixed it what was Obiano riding the canoe in the same place years later for?

Floor happens anywhere in the world! Anambra is not a village! Grow up!

Golan007:


But you claim the Nile issue was solved.

Egypt solved the Nile issue using dams. It's a national problem.

You're asking after what Anambra did. No correlation.


P.S. you really should be doing more research yourself. How could you just believe Egypt already solved it because I said so. That's poor.

DesChyko:


Egypt solved the Nile issue using dams. It's a national problem.

You're asking after what Anambra did. No correlation.

Oh shut up.

You just went about claiming it cannot be solved.

When I got you on your very argument that claimed Egypt did, you backtracked.

TYPICAL.

Golan007:


Oh shut up.

You just went about claiming it cannot be solved.

When I got you on your very argument that claimed Egypt did, you backtracked.

TYPICAL.

I wasn't talking. I was typing. So the 'shut up' part was quite pointless.

It took 7 more exchanges before you realised I had told you Egypt solved it already.

Quite smart of you

I would think anyone worth his salt would have questioned then.. How did the flood in the Nile stop in 1970 when I mentioned it.

But No, some of you are just used to being spoon-fed with copy and paste information.

#GoAndVerify.

DesChyko:


I wasn't talking. I was typing. So the 'shut up' part was quite pointless.

It took 7 more exchanges before you realised I had told you Egypt solved it already.

Quite smart of you

You are trying too hard.

Catching you out is too easy.

Golan007:


You are trying too hard.

Catching you out is too easy.

I won't deny you a good night sleep, Mister.

But try dey do your own thinking. It helps.

DesChyko:


I won't deny you a good night sleep, Mister.

But try dey do your own thinking. It helps.

Run along kiddo.

I hope these issues have been resolved. These putting leg inside flood isn't so wise though. Assess the damage with a canoe or something.