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TravelRe: Man Transports People With Fridge On A Flooded Road, Makes Money From Flooding by AAEEI: 4:45am On Sep 24, 2019
This is Edo, an APC governed State.
PoliticsRe: Short Focus On South East States - Part 1 by AAEEI(op): 2:23am On Sep 24, 2019
Part 2 will be about Anambra and will focus on the citizens' role in destroying the Anambra ecosystem.
PoliticsShort Focus On South East States - Part 1 by AAEEI(op): 2:17am On Sep 24, 2019
My name is AAEEI. This stands for the first letters of Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo, in that order. This makes me a thoroughbred pan Igbo, and confers me with the natural ability to say or write anything on the Igbo.

In this Part 1, I will focus on Abia as the first in alphabetical order. Abia is, arguably, the most local tech savvy state in Nigeria and home of local indigenous production. It's people are resilient and innovative, characteristics that have earned its biggest city, Aba, the title of Japan of Africa. Despite these headstarts, Abia has been bedeviled by poor choice of leaders by the residents, since 1999. I present to you the faces of the three most incompetent homo sapiense that Abia ever produced as leaders. They cut across the three Senatorial zones of the state. These three (mis)leaders handed power to one another, starting from the person on your left, leaving a history of rot and filth in an otherwise bustling ecosphere. They all belong(ed) to PDP as governors. However, one decamped to APC to try to become a Senator, which says a lot about party politics and whether PDP and APC are really different in how the affairs of Nigeria and its constituent states have been managed since 1999.

Please kindly suggest how Abia can avoid leaders like these going forward. Thanks

PoliticsRe: Which Tribe Will Restructuring Favour The More? by AAEEI: 3:03pm On Sep 19, 2019
Germannig:
It will favor every tribe because each has what it takes to be great.

North has land for large scale modern agriculture but lack the vision and determination
SW has infrastructure and access (mainly Lagos)
SE has the vision, the will, the determination and the creativity
SS has the oil and access.

As you may know, land and oil are good, but they do not ''regenerate'' themselves by themselves. Great human resource, which is what the SE and SW have in abundance, are key. If in doubt, ask America
Good point. But please qualify Lagos appropriately
PoliticsRe: What Comes To Your Mind When You First See This Type Of Photo? by AAEEI(op): 2:42pm On Sep 19, 2019
Germannig:
What first comes to my mind?

Afonja ritualist killer in America arrested and shot dead grin grin grin grin
Lol. I no dey oh!
Foreign AffairsRe: California, The 6th Biggest Global Economy. But It's Also A 'shithole' Of The US by AAEEI(op): 2:41pm On Sep 19, 2019
aremuforlife:
Every country in the world have their own shithole.
But, we like to publicise our own problem and iver look theirs.
Correct. What makes the difference is the level of propaganda and white washing
PoliticsHow Well Is AFDB Being Managed? by AAEEI(op):
I am involved in several projects funded by the government of the Netherlands (NL), the US government, and AFDB (AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK) in African countries, including Nigeria, as well as in Asia. I was recently in a meeting where projects implementation progress was being discussed, and the participants (80% white/non African people) do not have great words for AFDB, due to seeming breach of contract in not releasing funds already approved for project execution. They are threatening to pull out.

In the photo below, color code = level of implementation based on donor release of funds. Green is well funded and progressing and meeting the project objectives. Yellow is underway to achieving the project objectives. Red is under-performing.

TAAT is in red - which in this case means no funding yet from the donor after considerable period of time after project approval. Incidentally, AFDB also happens to be the only African donor on the plate. As an African, I felt a little ashamed that Africans seem not to be able to get things right, even when the issue at stake is for them. Which brings me to the question of how well AFDB is being managed.

NB: TAAT is the much touted Technologies for African Agricultural Transformation of AFDB, which in the case of Nigeria started with GEJ and continuing with Buhari. The current AFDB-approved TAAT funding for NWA is $7 million (USD); I am directly involved in a project component budgeted at $1.8 M.

NWA = North and West Africa

Foreign AffairsRe: California, The 6th Biggest Global Economy. But It's Also A 'shithole' Of The US by AAEEI(op): 2:26pm On Sep 18, 2019
Foreign AffairsCalifornia, The 6th Biggest Global Economy. But It's Also A 'shithole' Of The US by AAEEI(op): 2:26pm On Sep 18, 2019
If California (CA) was a country, it would be the 6th largest economy in the world. CA has some of the largest and most popular cities in America, including San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Jose, Beverly Hills, among many others. It is the home of Hollywood, a US celebrity hub, some of the best universities in the world (CALTECH, UCLA, STANFORD, etc), and the global tech industry

However, CA is also one of the reasons why the US is now the least of the developed countries and the best of the developing country.

Just look at the level of homelessness in CA alone (photo). People pee and defecate on streets. Factor that to the decline in rural communities, and socio-economic mess in other states like VA, MS and OH, then you will agree that the US is now a shadow of itself and a growing shit-hole.

CA reminds me of another place in the world: Lagos. Big, bold, the 6th (or so) biggest economy in Africa, but also a shit-hole.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/trump-administration-exploring-police-crackdown-on-homeless-people/ar-AAHrjzR?ocid=spartanntp

CelebritiesRe: Femi Fani-Kayode: "The Problem Of Nigeria Is Not The North But The South" by AAEEI: 2:27pm On Sep 17, 2019
Fierytruth:
Yorubas are rich because they are skilled tradesman and as such are an exception.
Rich? That must be a new word in Yorubaland
CrimeRe: Epic Photos Of ''FBI'' Leading A Nigerian Criminal To Prison In The US by AAEEI: 2:18pm On Sep 17, 2019
This is a despicable act. He should be punished severely
PoliticsRe: New Economy Team: Osinbajo Used & Dumped - Ex-minister by AAEEI: 2:07pm On Sep 17, 2019
Osibanjo is not an economist and should not have handled anything economy. Well, he did in the last 4.5 years, and we have seen the dismal outcome. He should have been assigned to his forte, which is legal matters. Until Nigeria stops putting round pegs in square holes, it will keep taking 2 steps forward and 5 steps backward; which means it will always remain in the negative territory. Befuddling how simple common sense eludes Nigerians. Shame!!!
PoliticsWhat Comes To Your Mind When You First See This Type Of Photo? by AAEEI(op): 2:02pm On Sep 17, 2019
FOR ME IT WOULD BE... ''HERE THEY GO AGAIN. ANOTHER BLACK BROTHER ABOUT TO BE EXECUTED BY RACIST WHITE POLICE''.

BUT THEN, WHEN YOU DIG DEEPER YOU FIND THAT THE MORE YOU LOOK THE LESS YOU SEE. PHOTOS CAN BE DECEPTIVE UNTIL YOU GET THE UNDERLYING CONTEXT BEHIND IT. LESSON: THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO EVERY STORY

See details here

https://www.nairaland.com/5402504/epic-photos-fbi-leading-nigerian

PoliticsRe: Boko Haram Vs IPOB. What Really Is The Political Difference? by AAEEI(op): 10:13pm On Sep 16, 2019
mumumugu:
Ipob get face, get leader. book boys dont
Talking about Political difference. Not leadership style difference. Please pay attention
PoliticsRe: Boko Haram Vs IPOB. What Really Is The Political Difference? by AAEEI(op): 10:11pm On Sep 16, 2019
All: Please ignore GenBuhari. He is troller here
PoliticsRe: Boko Haram Vs IPOB. What Really Is The Political Difference? by AAEEI(op): 10:08pm On Sep 16, 2019
mrvitalis:
First of all comparing a terrorist group to IPOB is foolishness .....

This comparism is stupid
We are comparing their different expected outcomes, not the process to achieve those outcomes (which makes one a terrorist and the other not). Please have an open mind.
PoliticsRe: Boko Haram Vs IPOB. What Really Is The Political Difference? by AAEEI(op): 10:06pm On Sep 16, 2019
gidgiddy:
It is not possible that IPOB can be foisting Biafra on anyone when the want a referendum. Referendum means that those who feel that they are better off in Nigeria can vote to continue with Nigeria while those who vote to exit Nigeria will get independence
Okay! I get your explanation. Thanks. But it brings me to another curious question, if I may. Assuming in a referendum Igbos in Delta or Rivers are divided say 50:50 for:against Biafra, what would IPOB do?

On the other hand, it seems clear that most non-Igbos in SS would not want to be with Igbos in Biafra. For me, even as an Igbo, I do not see any gain of them escaping one marginalization (by all majority Nigerians) only to fall potentially (note that I used the term potentially) into another (by Igbos). I would no do it. I just finished watching a documentary where a notable Ogoni man was asking why Nnamdi Kanu is crying marginalization of Igbos by Nigeria, but then wants to add Ogoni to his Biafra, for a new round of marginalization of the Ogonis by Biafra. Do you understand this concern?
PoliticsRe: Boko Haram Vs IPOB. What Really Is The Political Difference? by AAEEI(op): 9:42pm On Sep 16, 2019
Benoxvals:
Ipob has series of enquiry channels:phone lines,media handles,email adds and so on.You can actually get an accurate response via these media.

Boko Haram...to the best of my knowledge can only be contacted via that forest.I wouldn’t advise you to visit and for you to say that we should ignore the gruesome killings by BH for a moment gave me goosebumps..who does that?
Of course, we are not going to be ignoring the killing by BH. Just to momentarily situate the political ideologies driving each group, regardless of the peaceful (IPOB) or volatile (BH) pathways they are taking. The killing aspect of BH struggle is not what I want to understand here. Thanks
PoliticsRe: Boko Haram Vs IPOB. What Really Is The Political Difference? by AAEEI(op):
gidgiddy:
The ideology of Boko harm is that they want their brand of Islam enthroned on everybody, by force. The Taliban did the same in Afghanistan. The Taliban overran Afghanistan, seized government and enthroned their brand of Islamic fundamentalism on the rest of the country.

IPOB on the other hand has no interest in taking over any government nor enthroning any religious order on anybody. What IPOB wants is that a referendum be conducted a certain area called the SE/SS to determine if the ethnic nationalities in that area want to continue with Nigeria or get independence as Biafra

The difference between both ideologies is while Boko Haram are trying to enforce their ideology by force of arms, IPOB is trying to get their referendum without force of arms
Am I understanding from your response that BH does not want a new country for itself, but wants every Nigerian to become Islamic adherents; whereas IPOB clearly wants a different country created from Nigeria?

That said, does your point on BH affirm why Islamic religious leaders in the North and South West hardly condemn BH?

Does your point on IPOB that includes SS not suggest that Igbos want to foist Biafra on non-Igbos in SS?

Thanks
PoliticsRe: Boko Haram Vs IPOB. What Really Is The Political Difference? by AAEEI(op): 7:39pm On Sep 16, 2019
goodnessme1:
Ipob are biafran.



Boko haram are mostly yoruba muslims and hausafulanis muslim.
So what does BH want vs IPOB?
PoliticsRe: Boko Haram Vs IPOB. What Really Is The Political Difference? by AAEEI(op): 7:09pm On Sep 16, 2019
Enculer:
Yoruba reasoning.
Nwanna, biko si ebea pua, if you don't ave anything meaningful to say. We can't all be Yoruba. Okay?
PoliticsRe: Boko Haram Vs IPOB. What Really Is The Political Difference? by AAEEI(op): 6:25pm On Sep 16, 2019
CyynthiaKiss:
Boko Haram are Muslims, Ipobs are not
This is not just about being Muslims. So, please go back and read my post again, if you may. Thanks
PoliticsBoko Haram Vs IPOB. What Really Is The Political Difference? by AAEEI(op):
I am trying to understand these phenomenons more

So, can someone please tell me what Boko Haram (BH) is fighting for?

Do they want a different country from Nigeria?
Do they want one Nigeria where everyone will become a Muslim and subjected to Sharia laws?
Do they want all Nigerians to become Hausa-Fulani-Kanuri, in one country?

What does IPOB want?

Do they want a different country for Igbos?
Do they want to appropriate unwilling non-Igbos into their new country?
Do they want fairness and equality among all Nigerians and hence, Biafra is a metaphor?

Are these two the same political idealogy? (Forget for once about the killings by BH vs the largely peaceful approach of IPOB. Just focus of the hoped-for outcomes)

If the ideology are the same (namely, a different country), why do online armchair forums focus on IPOB and not on BH in terms of the political ideology?
RomanceRe: Man Asks Prostitute Who Demanded For More Money To Leave His House by AAEEI: 2:31pm On Sep 16, 2019
Made4naijasite:
A video which captured the heated argument between a social media user and a Nigerian prostitute has gone viral on social media.

Though where and when the video was released was not made available, however the commercial sex worker was heard saying "balance you what" as the man told her to give back some of the money he paid her over the attitude she put up after they arrived his apartment.


The unidentified lady however stood her ground, stating that the man should have told her the sex styles he wanted before taking her home. She told him to "add money" if he wants d*ggy and also rebuked him over the way he spoke to her. He ended up sending her out of his apartment.


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

source :

https://www.made4naija.com/man-gets-angry-after-nigerian-hooker-he-took-home-demanded-for-more-money-for-different-style/
The woman sounded Nigerian but the man is definitely Ghanaian. The man is right. The girl is a LovePeddler!
PoliticsRe: What Do You Consider Man's SINGLE Greatest 'invention' Or 'discovery' Ever? by AAEEI(op): 8:37pm On Sep 14, 2019
izombie:
God was not angry at adam and eve because of sex. He was angry because they ate the forbidden fruit. Question for you. Who taught animals about sex?
Please, what is the forbidden fruit?

Animals are like humans in some ways the have brain and sense and emotions too.
Foreign AffairsVideo Of "Jollof Rice War" - Nigeria 7 Vs Ghana 1 by AAEEI(op): 8:35pm On Sep 14, 2019
EducationRe: Igbo Boy In The US. Let's Celebrate His Achievement by AAEEI: 3:56pm On Sep 14, 2019
Emeka is a smart kid. Congrats
PoliticsRe: My Personal Experiences With South Africans by AAEEI: 5:14pm On Sep 13, 2019
Very interesting narrative. Sometimes a personal experience dictates the tone of relationship with specific members of a group, even under circumstances where the group as a whole is persona non grata.


It will be interesting to see how Africa as a whole respond to SA
PoliticsRe: What Do You Consider Man's SINGLE Greatest 'invention' Or 'discovery' Ever? by AAEEI(op): 3:36pm On Sep 13, 2019
izombie:
People, sex is not a discovery. It's an instinct. God put that in us for recreation. Every living creature had sex, right? It's instinct. I think man's greatest invention is electricity.
So why was God angry with Adam and Eve if sex was just an instinct put in humans by God?
PoliticsRe: The Two Most Significant Photos From And About Nigeria In Recent Times by AAEEI(op): 10:08pm On Sep 12, 2019
psucc:
Una no get land for Una area? Why must the government provide for individual's business? How much input has the Fulani Government (FG) provide for others

Keep your cows in the north and export beef, skin and hide to the South.

#WeSayNoToRUGA
I am from the South. I am saying no politics with RUGA in that those who have the land should start using it now for ranching and that goes for every state. Cattle ranching should not be a Fulani-only thing
PoliticsRe: The Two Most Significant Photos From And About Nigeria In Recent Times by AAEEI(op): 9:55pm On Sep 12, 2019
A few lessons

1. The cattle are definitely getting leaner
2. The grass is getting scarcer
3. The environment/soil is getting drier
4.The system is becoming even crowdier and more overwhelmed

Implications - we should stop playing politics with RUGA

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