ebamma: i pray God gives them the fortitude to bear the loss

Amen o.

betrani: Even with the so much wealth! Akwa-ibomites prefer it in calabar! they have collected everythin from Cross River! the most annoying thing is their guts in Calabar, from the typical taxi cab driver on the street through neighbors to visitors; their animalistic tendencies prevail! I wish this motherfuckers would try this shit down my LGA! where we don't take any crap! we place motherfuckers where they belong! my brothers in benue can attest to this! And because this lazy bunch of assholes prevented we in the northern part of Cross River for testing power over 42years now, its coming back so hard on them! we know the directions around this state better than any one else! if it wasn't for a close family friend who gave donald duke the compass, he wouldn't have know hw things work around here! All we know is hw to sale our brothers out! Goats! and that chimp of a fool(OBJ), that Criminal of a tout(Don Duke) and that fool of a lesbian (Giwa) You all will reap ur harvest for sowing seeds of weakedness! Bunch Of Fuckers!!!!

May God deliver u frm ths madnes and dumbnes. Il advice u visit T.b Joshua cus ur case is a bad one. Im sure u dnt even undastand d rubbish u ar vomiting. Iliteracy is truly a disease. Guy, accept my sympathy.

siddiq202:
what would he do if I may ask? what if the oil rigs are truly Akwa Ibom's?

I think some of us do not understand the genesis of this 76 oil wells. . .they rightly belonged to Cross River until the boundary readjustment as a consequence of the Judgement from the Hague. We were not bound to obey that judgement and Dr. Okoi Arikpo would have influenced OBJ against ceding Bakassi to the Camerouns.

Dr. Wise:
m so pissed at these Akwa ibom people. They are everywhere in CRS and won't allow us enjoy what is legitimately ours. Now the SC has ceded our 76 oil wells to you, would that satisfy you? Hell NO! Come and see thousands of them in CRS civil service, Unical, Cab operators etc. They even compete with CRS for students' bursary of CRS.

They have practically taken over CRS, no thanks to the snail-like governor Imoke who would not borrow a leaf from T.A. Orji of Abia state and put these people where they belong.

They come to Lagos and claim Calabar people ...Gosh. Meanwhile they are all from Akwa Ibom which is not the same as Calabar.


God help CRS from these parasites ...



I made the above post after the SC ceded our 76 oil wells to these imbecilic creatures.

You sound so tribalistic...This is century 21...You can do better...FYI I am not a calabar man...I'm Akwa Ibom proper and I care to make that distinction at every opportunity I get to do so, not based on tribe but simple geography. *I understand your pain.Don't worry, we'll bring our money to spend there so we can help your economy*

mu2sa2: In the spirit of brotherliness, cant Akwa Ibom relinquish even 1,yes one, oil well to the good people of Cross River.The Supreme Court justices ar human beings and as we all know humans can be influenced by all sorts of considerations. But even if the judgment is 100% correct AKS should be magnanimous in this incongruous victory.

That is wat d state shud hav done rather than draggng it 2court. Nw d court has given d final judgement and "d winner takes it all" its too late my dear.

bashr8: lol that will be very confusing, naija is just messed up.

Its ur father's house and ur entire generation that is messed. Son of a bitch.

akagaba: May God deliver u frm ths madnes and dumbnes. Il advice u visit T.b Joshua cus ur case is a bad one. Im sure u dnt even undastand d rubbish u ar vomiting. Iliteracy is truly a disease. Guy, accept my sympathy.

If you can't contribute meaningfully to this discourse, why don't you keep mum instead of insulting a person you'll probably never meet? It shows how 'intelligent' you are!

Billyonaire: Cross Riverians are lackluster in their quests, you hardly see a Cross Riverian on the street hussling, they are very comfortable with their lifestyles which is bad. The streets of Calabar are adorned with houses belonging to the people of Akwa Ibom State, a sister state that was once part of Cross River state. The said Oil wells, belong to Akwa Ibom by virtue of geographical location. Cross River State went to court without a map and AKS went to court with a map only for Cross Riverians to say the map is fake. Thats a shame. OBJ singlehandedly gave away Bakassi, and cross riverians relocated peacefully out of their ancestrial land without a fight. What a peace loving people. Even Calabar, the Capital of Cross River, majority of the investments are owned by Akwa Ibomites. Cross River needs collective mental adjustment and business prowess. Congrats to the hardworking people of Akwa Ibom State. Cross River should wake up, there is more to life than contentment.

I like ths, u ar too much.

akagaba: That is wat d state shud hav done rather than draggng it 2court. Nw d court has given d final judgement and "d winner takes it all" its too late my dear.

I strongly share this position...Something has got to give, for the sake of brotherliness.

You're just angry for nothing, the two states were one for years and it's normal for Akwa Ibomites to be present in Calabar just like Anambra people are present in Enugu and it will remain the same for eternity. They outnumber Efiks and you can't lay the blame solely on Efiks because your people sat back too, didn't they?

Moreover, no one stopped your people from Uyo.

@Obiagu1,
While I do not totally agree with every one of His post, I think He's shown decent signs that He understands the Geography and ofcourse the demography of His area.
He is from Ogoja and perharps close to the Idomas,the Tivs or the Igbos in Abakaliki....It's a real nightmare these days getting from His Province to Calabar (His state capital)...t's always been a painful journey anyways....way back, two decades ago, it was like 4hours.....4 good hours from His area to the so-called capital on a narrow, but busy road.

Ogoja is one of the oldest provinces left in Nigeria that a state has not been carved out from. They are the food basket of the state. Hard working, friendly, ambitious, Educated, but have been bunched-up in a strange relationship with people who consider them as "BUSH PEOPLE" simply because they are from the up-land and did not see civilisation as early as their fellows from down South. His pains even though a bit incoherent sometimes come in different flavors.

I hear him screaming sell-out by some elite politicians in His state, I hear him him scream attitude of the people in the centre of this so-called injustices and I hear him ventting His own frustration at a people whom He thinks should show some understanding(The Akwa-ibomites) understandably so, because He does not understand the Politics of oil and the complexities of the the Akwa-Ibomites themselves.

Akwa-Ibom may also be re-acting to the fact that they lost some oil wells to Rivers state sometime ago (not sure under what circumstance though).

It is a lot more complicated than it is on the surface....and the loss of Bakassi was even traced to Yak Jack Gowon wayyyyy....back before Obj. If we want to delve into Bakasi and how we lost it...we all will be very ashamed weather you're from Cross River or not.

Dr. Wise:
m so pissed at these Akwa ibom people. They are everywhere in CRS and won't allow us enjoy what is legitimately ours. Now the SC has ceded our 76 oil wells to you, would that satisfy you? Hell NO! Come and see thousands of them in CRS civil service, Unical, Cab operators etc. They even compete with CRS for students' bursary of CRS.

They have practically taken over CRS, no thanks to the snail-like governor Imoke who would not borrow a leaf from T.A. Orji of Abia state and put these people where they belong.

They come to Lagos and claim Calabar people ...Gosh. Meanwhile they are all from Akwa Ibom which is not the same as Calabar.


God help CRS from these parasites ...



I made the above post after the SC ceded our 76 oil wells to these imbecilic creatures.

na wa oo

When i heard the news, i really felt bad, after bakassi then this. I think imoke should think deep and look for other means to generate revenue to the state. Tourism or agriculture would be ideal. But wait o, what if the judgement was in favour of C/R and then we eventually get our ogoja state we are craving for, who go get the oil ?

Limaoscar:

@Obiagu1,
While I do not totally agree with every one of His post, I think He's shown decent signs that He understands the Geography and ofcourse the demography of His area.
He is from Ogoja and perharps close to the Idomas,the Tivs or the Igbos in Abakaliki....It's a real nightmare these days getting from His Province to Calabar (His state capital)...t's always been a painful journey anyways....way back, two decades ago, it was like 4hours.....4 good hours from His area to the so-called capital on a narrow, but busy road.

Ogoja is one of the oldest provinces left in Nigeria that a state has not been carved out from. They are the food basket of the state. Hard working, friendly, ambitious, Educated, but have been bunched-up in a strange relationship with people who consider them as "BUSH PEOPLE" simply because they are from the up-land and did not see civilisation as early as their fellows from down South. His pains even though a bit incoherent sometimes come in different flavors.

I hear him screaming sell-out by some elite politicians in His state, I hear him him scream attitude of the people in the centre of this so-called injustices and I hear him ventting His own frustration at a people whom He thinks should show some understanding(The Akwa-ibomites) understandably so, because He does not understand the Politics of oil and the complexities of the the Akwa-Ibomites themselves.

Akwa-Ibom may also be re-acting to the fact that they lost some oil wells to Rivers state sometime ago (not sure under what circumstance though).

It is a lot more complicated than it is on the surface....and the loss of Bakassi was even traced to Yak Jack Gowon wayyyyy....back before Obj. If we want to delve into Bakasi and how we lost it...we all will be very ashamed weather you're from Cross River or not.

+10000000.

You do understand the politics and geography of the area. For instance, am from UGEP in the central and we condemned strongly the ceding of part of Nigeria to Cameroun.

Raimond:

You sound so tribalistic...This is century 21...You can do better...FYI I am not a calabar man...I'm Akwa Ibom proper and I care to make that distinction at every opportunity I get to do so, not based on tribe but simple geography. *I understand your pain.Don't worry, we'll bring our money to spend there so we can help your economy*

Hahahahaha. Very funny bt i like it. Its true, pls do help d economy as uv said oo cus i stay in calabar. Nice one.

Limaoscar:

@Obiagu1,
While I do not totally agree with every one of His post, I think He's shown decent signs that He understands the Geography and ofcourse the demography of His area.
He is from Ogoja and perharps close to the Idomas,the Tivs or the Igbos in Abakaliki....It's a real nightmare these days getting from His Province to Calabar (His state capital)...t's always been a painful journey anyways....way back, two decades ago, it was like 4hours.....4 good hours from His area to the so-called capital on a narrow, but busy road.

Ogoja is one of the oldest provinces left in Nigeria that a state has not been carved out from. They are the food basket of the state. Hard working, friendly, ambitious, Educated, but have been bunched-up in a strange relationship with people who consider them as "BUSH PEOPLE" simply because they are from the up-land and did not see civilisation as early as their fellows from down South. His pains even though a bit incoherent sometimes come in different flavors.

I hear him screaming sell-out by some elite politicians in His state, I hear him him scream attitude of the people in the centre of this so-called injustices and I hear him ventting His own frustration at a people whom He thinks should show some understanding(The Akwa-ibomites) understandably so, because He does not understand the Politics of oil and the complexities of the the Akwa-Ibomites themselves.

Akwa-Ibom may also be re-acting to the fact that they lost some oil wells to Rivers state sometime ago (not sure under what circumstance though).

It is a lot more complicated than it is on the surface....and the loss of Bakassi was even traced to Yak Jack Gowon wayyyyy....back before Obj. If we want to delve into Bakasi and how we lost it...we all will be very ashamed weather you're from Cross River or not.

Ths post is too long. No patience 2read all. Alwaz learn 2summarise. Thank u.

Dr. Wise:


I think some of us do not understand the genesis of this 76 oil wells. . .they rightly belonged to Cross River until the boundary readjustment as a consequence of the Judgement from the Hague. We were not bound to obey that judgement and Dr. Okoi Arikpo would have influenced OBJ against ceding Bakassi to the Camerouns.

what if he (Dr. Oki Arikpo) was never born?

Raimond:

You sound so tribalistic...This is century 21...You can do better...FYI I am not a calabar man...I'm Akwa Ibom proper and I care to make that distinction at every opportunity I get to do so, not based on tribe but simple geography. *I understand your pain.Don't worry, we'll bring our money to spend there so we can help your economy*

You're just an idiota. Don't hide behind a computer and spew rubbish and feel a curse cannot locate you where you are. As wicked as ur governor is that's how you all supporting the judgment are. Go search the bible for the reward of the wicked.

siddiq202:
what if he (Dr. Oki Arikpo) was never bo
rn?

Then OBJ wouldn't have been born too to cede a part of Nigeria to foreigners!

crusifis: ONLY IF THEY HAD SUPPORTED THE BIAFRA CAUSE, THE TRAGEDY WOULDN'T HAVE BEFALLEN THEM, SUCH A PITY

you are very st.upid, ignorance, where was N U Akpan from, WHere was general Ekpo from, Where was Effiong from. My mum was a mojor in the Biafran army, Silly

Raimond:

You sound so tribalistic...This is century 21...You can do better...FYI I am not a calabar man...I'm Akwa Ibom proper and I care to make that distinction at every opportunity I get to do so, not based on tribe but simple geography. *I understand your pain.Don't worry, we'll bring our money to spend there so we can help your economy*

I have since confined you to the cesspit of ignominous history!

Raimond:
We've never been true friends with Cross Riverians, we've only tolerated ourselves over the years. *BitterTruth*

Another angle to the story is that, the former governor of Akwa Ibom, Victor Attah, knew of this matter and allowed Cross River to keep the wells (Political solution).But when Godswill Akpabio came, he thought otherwise, and revisited the case, just to spite Gov. Attah...Both states should return to the negotiating table and revisit the political option as 'brothers'. *My humble opinion*

Godswill is a thief, all this issues came up after he bribed the boundary commision with 400 million naira and the tried to see the slow poke imoke and to no avail and just ceded the wells to akwa ibom state .they now went to court without enough evidence

CHAIRMAN1:
You're just an idiota. Don't hide behind a computer and spew rubbish and feel a curse cannot locate you where you are. As wicked as ur governor is that's how you all supporting the judgment are. Go search the bible for the reward of the wicked.

You're a much bigger full a total idiot...because if you read through the post you would have noticed that i was here shouting for the two states to come to some kind of resolution, howbeit polically, just like the governors in the previous regime did...Until some Dr, so called came and started raining unnecessary insults.And from the back waters of bakassi or wherever you show your face here to display this level idiocy...Go read the thread again before displaying any further buffoonery...Curse ke.Na wa for social media o!

Calabar boys just stop being lazy and get busy they only function well as touts[s][/s]

I no blame you

This will be an unneccessary provocation on
the most peace loving state in Nigeria. Why?
Must every part of Nigeria be provoked to take to militancy?

Cross River should be left alone.

durin my school days , a classmate of mine from crossriver was laffin at me cos he thinks my state (imo) has no oil..abeg make una tell me who laff last..its a pity crs

The Niger-delta brotherhood is beyond oil.
Though they may have lost their oil wells, they will always remain a core Niger-delta state.

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Jeez, stop wynning like a little baby cross river. You were lucky you even had the oil wells for a while. What of the rest of the states of nigeria that doesn't have oil and 13% derivation? It just means you joined the non oil club like majority of nigerian states. Whether you take it as a challenge and actually look inwards and develop non oil sectors or sit back and keep crying like other state governors while doing nothing, that's your choice. Btw, did Australia use magic to develop without oil? did Britain use magic? what of germany, spain, italy e.t.c Oil isn't everything hup into your tractor, put on your construction helmet and boots, put on your gas mask and helmet and go back to the mines... Go to work/ get to work

EPOMA:
Godswill is a thief, all this issues came up after he bribed the boundary commision with 400 million naira and the tried to see the slow poke imoke and to no avail and just ceded the wells to akwa ibom state .they now went to court without enough evidence

Cal him wateva u want 2call him. Oil wells hav been ceded to Akwa Ibom and thats final. If u dnt like it like that, then go and hug transformer. Baboon.

EPOMA:
Godswill is a thief, all this issues came up after he bribed the boundary commision with 400 million naira and the tried to see the slow poke imoke and to no avail and just ceded the wells to akwa ibom state .they now went to court without enough evidence

Cal him wateva u want 2call him. Oil wells hav been ceded to Akwa Ibom and thats final. If u dnt like it like that, then go and hug transformer. Babo.on.