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asha80:If he will use it judiciously for infrastructural development then no qualms. But what is it with Governors and 30billion? Like Wike like Ikpeazu. |
The Nigerian Exports Promotion Council (NEPC) and the Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce (NBCC) have sealed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to increase the level of trade between Nigeria and the United Kingdom to about N4.5 trillion by 2020.http://sunnewsonline.com/new/nigeria-seals-n4-5trn-trade-pact-with-uk/ |
Decryptor:It has long been proven that vanguard lied. Then Imo was owing only May but later May/June which is 2months. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/imo-govt-denies-owing-workers-11-months-salary-arrears/ |
Decibel:I hope you know that many prominent Igbos were turbaned in the North and Yorubaland as well. Finally you dont know his relationship with Egbelu people. Okorocha cannot give title. |
I trust Brutatai more than this man. His name, face and fitness is brutal. |
Pictured is fomer chief of army staff -Lt. Gen. Abdulrahman Bello
Dambazau (rtd), after being titled the Ochiagha I of Egbelu
Umuekwune, Ngor Okpala LGA, Imo State, Nigeria. Dambazau is
currently on an official trip to the US with president Buhari and
other delegates.
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asha80:Its more useful here. At least I have been vindicated with regards to Jonathan's misrule. http://www.thedaily-ng.com/?p=150 http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/nnaji-takes-geometric-power-case-to-president-buhari/ Geometric Power petitions Buhari over ill-treatment of past administration Consequently, Buhari may intervene to enable the idle geometric power plant in Aba, Abia State become operational this year. The expected action is based on the determination of the present administration to boost power generation, transmission and distribution in the country. Already, Nnaji, the former Nigerian Minister of Power, has approached the Buhari government to intervene in its challenge of access to its concession area. |
asha80:The bulldozers have already started with demolision amidst resistance but it is in our interest to support the cleaning of Douglas Road. |
http://businessdayonline.com/2015/07/nahco-commences-cargo-operations-at-enugu-airport/#.Va4XWjNw3EI NAHCO commences cargo operations at Enugu Airport July 21, 2015 | Nigerian Aviation Handling Company (Nahco aviance) has commenced full cargo operations at the Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu. Chinwe Chiji-Nnorom, chief financial officer of the company, who spoke for Norbert Bielderman, CEO, who is on vacation, said the opening of the two warehouses, one within the airport, and the other a few metres from the airport, would further enhance the development of the air cargo business in the South East, and the country as a whole. Bielderman had only few weeks ago inspected the warehouses where he directed that it must start full operations before he embarked on his vacation. He also used the visit to meet with the Customs hierarchy at the Enugu Area Command where the modalities for effective cargo operations were agreed upon. But speaking in Lagos, Chiji-Nnorom said the opening of the Enugu warehouses was a major milestone for the company in its determination to ensure that the economy of Nigeria was further developed through the development of other airports in the country outside of Lagos Airport. The same excellent services Nahco aviance is known for in Lagos would be available for all users of the company’s services at the Enugu Airport, she assured. “Nahco aviance would not rest on its oars in its continued efforts at providing excellent services to its clients whether in Lagos, which is our West Africa hub, Port Harcourt, Abuja, Kano, Kaduna, Owerri or Enugu,” she said. Nahco aviance is a Nigerian diversified enterprise with interests in aviation cargo, aircraft handling, passenger facilitation, crew transportation and aviation training. The company currently serves more than 35 airlines at seven airports across Nigeria, with plans to expand operations to other African countries. It handles about 70 percent of domestic and foreign airlines operating in Nigeria. It was incorporated on December 6, 1979, as an aviation servicing company but started operations in April 1979, with the commissioning of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos. |
bros856:Well written. Empower the people and not select croonies. Jonathan did not do a lot for Ijaws like you insinuated. Go back to my posts when he was new in 2010 and read my priority for him. The 1st was to invest a lot in seaport at Bayelsa with a link highway to East-West road and attendant bridges. That alone will enpower a lot of youths and open up remote communities to the world. A man who gives you raw cash does not like you but a man who creates avenue for you to earn a living is your true friend. 2ndly I expected him encouraging loose autonomy of States that would pave way for semi-fiscal federalism. Since he is out and none of that was done, I expect wise Ijaw leaders to demand a Seaport from Buhari government as a precursor to economic freedom. |
4stylz:Where are you from? |
Before the emergence of Okowa how was the 13% managed. What I see here is the normal tribalism and I will not be surprised if Orubebe is behind it. |
asha80:Yes but it was visible on the diagrams and ahead of Kano. I too would have loved a more detailed account but it unfortunately was omitted by NBS.
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asha80:Owerri is 4th overall. |
Drhenrysaint:Everyone knows including the poster. The aim is to discredit the Governor because of his political influence. You could still visit this page where I complained about Douglas road with pictures. https://www.nairaland.com/1054852/few-pics-imo-state/177 Abagworo:Government seems to have read my suggestion in taking the bull by the horn but yet people reacted with violence against workers. |
B2mario:By Anambra, Mbaise and radio biafra. Cant help but lol. All real Igbos know the truth and on that we stand. Rochas Okorocha is the most prominent Igbo politician and likely future President. Peter Obi is in dare need of that position hence his waste of resources on propaganda against Okorocha. |
IAMTHEHERO:Buhari |
Those trying their best to demystify Okorocha in Igboland are wasting their time. |
eazydon:This is one of the attitudes I dislike. Why not advertise Abia without denigrating Imo. Both States are entireky different as Abia is more commercial while Imo is tourist. |
What about Ariaria market? Maybe the writer views Osisioma different from Aba proper. The major reason I go to Aba is for bulk purchase of household items at Ariaria. You can save 30,000 from a trip compared to Port Harcourt price. |
tranxo:You can get updated http://www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/pages/download/301 |
Jonathan's era is the worst in the history of Nigeria. I made this same comment on another thread. abagoro:https://www.nairaland.com/2455580/obiano-inspects-ongoing-work-2nd |
donguutti:There is already gas pipelines to Abia and Ogun States by Shell done during Obasanjo admin. Igbos need to face reality of Jonathans failure and stop blaming Hausa and Yoruba. http://www.shell.com.ng/aboutshell/our-business/bus-nigeria/sng.html?modTest= |
Cjrane2:The true enemies of Igbos and South-South are those who supported Jonathan's neglect of the area during his 6years in power. Almost every useful thing was done under Obasanjo including the Calabar FTZ and TINAPA which was not supported by Jonathan. The reason you called me enemy is because I was and is still against Jonathans misrule and outright wickedness and impunity. Watch TINAPA come back to life soon under Buhari. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/12/most-of-duke’s-projects-were-elephant-projects-imoke’s-aide/ http://tinapafreezone.com/news/news_22.html http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/sunday/index.php/business/18420-obasanjo-assures-of-job-creation-through-local-industries http://www.panapress.com/Obasanjo-at-length-commissions-Free-Trade-Zone--13-449953-18-lang1-index.html http://barasolutions.com/mainGuardian/sunday-magazine-sp-509870158/161099-ita-a-number-of-factors-didn-t-work-in-tinapa-s-favour Mr. Christian Ita is the Chief Press Secretary/Special Assistant to Governor Lyel Imoke of Cross River State. He explains government’s dream, challenges and plans for Tinapa in this interview with ANIETIE AKPAN. What was government’s idea regarding Tinapa? GOVERNMENT’S dream for Tinapa is to turn it into a global shopping hub and tourism resort, as is the case with Dubai. The challenge we had was that the place was not originally gazetted. It was supposed to be a free trade zone, yet you still have customs operating there. The roads from Calabar to Aba and Calabar to Makurdi are not good; the Calabar River has not been dredged and ships that are supposed to berth here first go to Onne and these are all the factors militating against the success of Tinapa. Cross River invested about N18 billion on Tinapa and you are aware that because of the debt the present government inherited from the last administration, Cross River has already reached its threshold on borrowing; meaning that we cannot even borrow. Now cross River spends at least N100 million to maintain Tinapa every month and the current administration has done everything to make Tinapa work, which is why they bring in all sort of things into Tinapa, like the Tinapa Knowledge City, Ebony Live Television and the Water Park, which was not there before. If you go there today, the small money they are making is from the hotel or water park. So the state government has done everything possible to make Tinapa to work. Why is government developing another Summit Hill when Tinapa is there? Again, it is because of Tinapa that the new development area is being developed and that is the Summit Hills, where state government is building the International Convention Centre (ICC). There is a new road government has constructed because it realized that getting to Tinapa from the city centre is about 14 kilometre drive, but this new industrial development shortens the distance to Tinapa by almost eight or nine kilometres and bring Tinapa closer to the city centre. Then of course, part of the money that was borrowed to build Tinapa was from banks and AMCON is the agency that buys over toxic bank assets. So, rather than allow AMCON to take it over, we negotiated and AMCON is not just taking over Tinapa, it is investing another N26 billion in Tinapa to get it working. Tinapa is in Cross River and nobody is taking it away from Cross River. If Tinapa works, it is to the glory of Cross River because most of the people that work there are Cross Riverians. So AMCON is investing another N26 billion to build the entertainment aspect within Tinapa aimed at increasing patronage. The first problem in conceiving Tinapa was that all the factors were not under the control of the state government. All the factors that we needed to make Tinapa work, none was under the control of the state government. There was no policy and Tinapa was never gazetted. You call it free trade zone, but customs are there, which is why we keep having this back and forth argument. If you buy something at Tinapa now, customs are waiting for you at the gate. Is that the same thing in Dubai? Again, Tinapa was also predicated on the assumption that about 25 flights will come into Calabar every day and may be 80 percent of those flying in are going to Tinapa, but that is not the case now. The Ibo businessmen who are supposed to make use of Tinapa cannot because the road between Aba and Calabar is bad. Similarly, the northern states that are supposed to use the road from North East/Central to Calabar cannot do so because of the bad roads and the low canopy at Ikom Bridge. The Calabar channel into Calabar port has not been dredged and heavy ships cannot berth. So these are the factors militating against Tinapa and its dream. What message do you have for the Federal Government? The message is simple. The Federal Government should help Tinapa to work by doing what they need to do. For Tinapa to work the Calabar River must be dredged for ships to berth; the highways linking the South-East, South-South, North-East and North Central states have to be fixed and there should be proper regulatory policy for Tinapa. Then the issue of customs has to be addressed. These are the issues working against Tinapa and none of them are in the hands of the state government. Notwithstanding, the state government has come to the rescue by retailing some of the facilities. For instance, the state government has given out one of those emporiums to General Electric (GE) to commence their training school which will commence in the next one or two months. All of that is to just get Tinapa working. We also have the Tinapa Knowledge City, the Ebony Live, which has employed over 100 people. Even the Summit Hills is to make Tinapa work. Apart from Abuja and Lagos, Calabar is the next destination for conferences in Nigeria. We are building a multi-purpose conference centre and this thing is being marketed all over the world. It will be ready in December and opened for business next February. So right now, Summit Hills is being marketed as a world travel event all over the world and bookings are coming from all over the world. When people are coming, they will naturally go to Tinapa because the monorail is being constructed to link the Summit Hills and Tinapa. Already piling work on the monorail has started and will be completed in about 10 to 12 months. So all these are the additions to make Tinapa and Calabar work generally. Where is the place of the local investors in all these? The biggest problem we have is actually that our people’s approach to opportunities being developed here is poor. These things are throwing up opportunities, direct and indirect jobs and lots of money is coming in because lots of events are holding in Calabar that are not government related and our people need to key in. Even the hoteliers are making a kill and our people need to seize these opportunities and tap into them and not waiting for government to share money. The government is creating an enabling environment for them to take advantage. Whilmer company alone is currently employing about 2, 000 workers and it is estimated that in the next five years, Whilmer alone will provide employment to at least 30,000 people. The population of Cross River is about three million and one company alone is providing jobs to about 30,000, while the state government’s entire civil service is about 19,000. So these investments are throwing up job opportunities. It is just for our people to wake up and take advantage because it is going to be competitive. That is one of the reasons why the state government has built the Institute of Technology (ITM) and management in Ugep to provide skilled manpower for the state and the nation. All these will complement Tinapa and make Tinapa work. On its part, the state has done all it can to make Tinapa work but the Federal Government should also do its part and that is why the idea of AMCON coming in makes sense. |
OfoIgbo:The most prominent Igbo politician is there at the right hand of Buhari. Ikwerre and Edo are equally there.
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http://www..ng/2015/03/06/photo-of-governor-fayose-buying-a-plantain-from-a-seller/ Beyond these what else? |
http://www.punchng.com/news/fayose-rides-okada-to-ekiti-assembly-inauguration/ Fayose rides okada to Ekiti Assembly inauguration JUNE 6, 2015 : BAYO AKINLOYE The Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayodele Fayose, on Friday rode on a motorcycle to inaugurate the state’s newly elected members of the state House of Assembly. Fayose was pictured on his Twitter handle, @ GovAyoFayose, seated on a bike popularly referred to as okada and casually dressed in a white-and-red T-shirt and white trousers. At the inauguration with his deputy, Dr. Olusola Eleka, the governor proclaimed the state’s 5th House of Assembly opened. Meanwhile, the governor said he had forgiven the 19 All Progressives Congress ex-lawmakers in the state who attempted to impeach him. Fayose, in a broadcast on Thursday, said that though it was a traumatic period, the Ekiti people stood by him and protected their mandate. According to a statement signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Idowu Adelusi, the governor noted that the period of the crisis could have been used for the development of the state, saying that with the victory against the attempted impeachment, he would now squarely face the business of governance. Fayose promised to embark on fulfilling his campaign promises despite the current financial situation, adding that the enhancement of the people’s welfare would continue to be his priority. |
Fayose is one of the most vocal Governors in Nigeria and also dramatic. As a Nigerian resident in the South-South I rarely have opportunity to make distant road trips to Ekiti State. I will like Ekiti people to show us evidence of anything good from Fayose like new schools, new roads, improved sanitation, water schemes, rural development etc. Is Ekiti owing workers like other States? How about industrialisation and agricultural development? |
eagleeye2:Power has already improved. In half of Rivers State there was nearly zero power until 29th of May. People are now being arrested and prosecuted for fraud. |
omenka:I love the way things are changing gradually. Sai Baba! |
Wildrage:Dont cry too soon. All those responsible for Boko Haram have to pay for the innocent bloodshed. October 1st bombing shall surely be probed. |
CyberTerrorist:Hope you know I am against the tagging of SS alongside a proposed Igbo country. If Igbos are serious our discussion should be about Igbo interest and we should not drag uninterested people along by force. It only makes us even worse than those we criticise. |
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