Cooly100:


Just read you post now...

Take a deep breath or get some fresh air you are now totally losing it..grabbing all you can see...like a drunk seeing double..

I am done with you...utterly poor fellow who need love...

Go and get a girlfriend....

FSBoperator:



Chase another Okoro away.

Begone and never come back.


Land Thief.

Cooly100:


Little man...

This is land in SE and people are begged to buy...you can buy any property here if you have the money...

So which land are you talking about?

Igbos have never dragged land with any one...

I hope you are alright...though?

FSBoperator:



Who wan buy land for Clifford Orji land ?

I get land already and not looking at another man's land

Besides that land is also too expensive like your retired but not tired olosho women you pay through your nose to marry.

Cooly100:


Does this make you a serious human being...?

There are many cheap land you can get for between 500K - 1 million

I know multidimensional poverty is your biggest problem..even as you live inside your ocean

Akungitit:
How can you build a seaport when you have no sea?
😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂🤣

Typing:
South EAST is landlocked. They have no access to the Sea. How will Ships access that Region?

FSBoperator:



Who wan buy land for Clifford Orji land ?

I get land already and not looking at another man's land

Besides that land is also too expensive like your retired but not tired olosho women you pay through your nose to marry.

proeast:


Is it our fault that you're poor? Land is always expensive in high value areas. That's why lands in Lagos, Abuja, SE and SS are expensive while lands in SW and North are dirt cheap.

That's also the reason most of you keep talking nonsense about Igbos not selling land to outsiders. Anybody who can afford it will easily buy lands in SE. But if you need dirt cheap lands then go to the North or SW outside Lagos region.

Akungitit:
How can you build a seaport when you have no sea?
😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂🤣

FSBoperator:


Lol

Nah so Una go boast say Una pay big bride price for one used olosho .


Not everyone is like you with a covetous spirit.

And what in God's name go carry me go cannibal zone?

I dey mad nii?

paramakina202:


So Anambra state is now closer to the ocean than Abia state?
Is like saying one location in Kogi state is 15 mile to the ocean while a location in Anambra is 40 miles to the ocean how did it happen.
Btw SE can build River Ports not Sea ports because we do not have ocean shore in SE.

LOVEALAIGBO:


There are two points there where ocean-going ships can access Obuaku and Afikpo. Can’t speak for the other places mentioned as possible sites for seaports in the south-east/Alaigbo.

The one of Afikpo will pass through Cross-River territory, and assuming they’re a country of their own, bilateral agreements favourable to both sides can be signed….or if it makes better economic sense, and our neighbours are ok with it, a independent Alaigbo can invest and co-own ports in either Calabar or Ibaka! I wouldn’t advise a independent Alaigbo to have anything to do with Port Harcourt, for a number of reasons!

The Obuaku option is a much better one as far as my knowledge goes….even better than the one currently planned for Oguta, and it’s a testament to how inactive and visionless the immediate past Abia gov’t was that the project didn’t get off the ground! In the event of Nigerias’ disintegration, the body of water leading to Obuaku would become a international waterway…with ships heading to Obuaku seaport passing our Opobo cousins on the left and the Republic of Akwa-Ibom/Akwa-Cross on the right.

Assuming, without conceding, that a independent Alaigbo/Biafra is landlocked, as many Igbo haters wish and get wet dreams about, we still have a number of good options at our disposal.

mrvitalis:

Creek n river what's the difference

proeast:


Ignorance shouldn't be celebrated. All you need is a big river that is connected to a sea. There are several of such Rivers in Igboland that are close to Atlantic ocean.

Most ports that were built in Nigeria weren't built on the shore, they were built inland. Including the ones in Lagos, Rivers, and Delta etc.

Go back to secondary school, kiddo.

Typing:
South EAST is landlocked. They have no access to the Sea. How will Ships access that Region?

proeast:
Over the years, there has been arguments and politicization on the need to build viable seaports in the SE. However, it has become an urgent need now. With the removal of fuel subsidy, any region that is capable of landing fuel directly will become more viable than others. Fuel is cheapest in Lagos and most expensive in NE because of this factor. Also, Lagos needs to breath instead of the current suffocation there. Once there is a viable competition to Lagos, tension in that city will reduce. NC and NE will also benefit because it will make fuel and other imports cheaper in those regions.

Abia, Imo and Anambra States all have the potentials to build deep seaports that can berth large vessels comfortably! [/b]Before anyone decides to argue blindly, here are the facts on ground about ports in Nigeria and their positions:

[b]1. Ibaka, Akwa Ibom state; 30 miles to Atlantic.
2. Lagos State; 50 miles to Atlantic.
3. P.H, Rivers State; 50 miles to Atlantic.
4. Onne, Rivers State; 60 miles to Atlantic.

Now compare all these ports to those in SE:
1. Osemoto, Imo State; 18 miles to Atlantic.
2. Oseakwa, Anambra state; 18 miles to Atlantic.
3. Obuaku, Abia State; 25 miles to Atlantic.

The most intriguing part is that the designated ports in Osemoto/Oseakwa axis offer the deepest natural ports as well as the closest to Atlantic, thereby making them potentially the most viable and easiest to maintain in Nigeria!

Any state in the SE that first builds a viable port will automatically become the richest in the region, but also one of the richest states in Nigeria.

Chiefpriestt:
You're just an Illiterate

tungamaje:

Are you no more happy they want to leave Lagos for Yorubas? Support them nau

proeast:


We don't mind who collects the tariff at the ports, but SE urgently need to have functional seaports that will compliment/rival Lagos. That's the only way to reduce tension in Lagos before they start killing themselves out of envy and bitterness.

Igbos are aggressive capitalists, while the ronu bigots are docile socialists. They will always lag behind and then start hating on the progressive ones.

gidgiddy:
I dont know what some people are arguing about. Do you need to have a shoreline to have access to the sea? No you dont. London is no where near the sea but London handles large vessels through the River Thames that runs through London to the sea

The Suez canal below is just a canal, not even big as a River. Yet the Suez canal handles the largest ships in the world

So it is really funny when people still think that you must have coastline before you can have access to sea

FSBoperator:


Go back and read my post slowly.

You think as an independent Biafran state you can dictate to Nigeria who enters and leaves through their territory ?

Even if it is a one mile river route to the sea it will be subject to full Nigerian sovereignty .

Go school Una no gree.

Odibembem:


Ndigbos do not have access to the sea so they cannot have a seaport. The best is to rely on the Eastern ports of Calabar, Ibak, Onne and Warri, at least they are closer to u. Stop wishing for what nature has not naturally given u, make use of the next best thing. No FG would waste any billions in $$ to dreg an lake or river port. South East govs and biz men should collaborate to build a rail line from Onne or Calabar thru Aba and Owerri all d way to Onitsha or Enugu, after all rail is now on d concurrent list

Odibembem:


How can Anambra, Abia and Imo be closer to the Atlantic Ocean than Lagos, Rivers and Akwa Ibom whose continental shelf rest directly with d Atlantic. Why do u guys just ridicule yourselves anyhow? Does Anambra, Abia and Imo have continental shelves? Haba Nnamdi!!!!

TheGreatIYANU:



I don't understand what you mean by Lagos state is 50 miles to the Atlantic?!

Lagos is literally situated ON the Atlantic.

Care to elucidate?

AwkaFinest:
OP you mean both PH, Imo, and Anambra are closer to the sea than Onne?

Imo and Anambra are closer to the sea than PH?



My people, make we dey lie small small.

proeast:


First picture below is the aerial picture of Onne ports, Rivers State. The other two are from Lagos.

Can you now see they're all inland and Atlantic ocean is no where to be found, until ships navigate several miles? If you can't call these ones river ports, then why call the ones in SE river ports since there is no difference?

ysth:
I am from the south east bro, but this thing about building a deep sea port should be put into proper context. A deep-sea port is sited on the continental shelf bounding an ocean or sea, but in this case no south east state is bounded or has an ocean or sea shoreline. What we can best build are river and dry ports. That is more feasible and less confusing. No magic will happen to make a south eastern state to have a deepsea port.