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OtunbaJega:Yam exist where in USA? Do they grow yams here? Olodo village champion. Do they have NAFDAC number in USA? |
OtunbaJega:You lie |
bashydemy:I am not here to convince you where I have lived in the past. So get lost |
bashydemy:That was were it was packaged in small quantities by the Nigerian exporters/importers. You daft, is Iyan an English word? Do they have ''NAFDAC number'' in USA? |
OtunbaJega:Germany |
OtunbaJega:The ones you were buying before GEJ came to power were not from Nigeria. Go and ask the grocer when they started having Nigerian stuff. |
shakaZuIlu:The bolded is unfortunate. A yoruba professor and pastor willing to sell his soul to a semi-illiterate failed military man and an islamic religious murderer |
Keneking:You lie. I have lived in Europe and US since 1999 and I have never seen any from Nigeria myself. The post I got it from also made similar sentiments. I will be on the lookout for Nigerian-produced food stuff now. |
I saw these on a friend's Facebook page and could not help but share it. If you lived abroad before GEJ came to power, did you ever see these food items from Nigeria sold in grocery stores abroad? Back then, most of the West African foods you see abroad were from Ghana and Cameroon. Today, Nigeria joins the league of food-exporting countries courtesy of the hard work of MInister Adesina who was hired by GEJ These are photos of pounded yam floor and palm oil, complete with NAFDAC number and the Nigerian flag, respectively Vote GEJ, VOTE CONTINUITY VOTE BUHARI, VOTE DISCONTINUITY, VOTE BACKWARDNESS, VOTE DEATH FROM BOKO HARAM
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njideoby:You are right. But if they call themselves qualified science/engineering teachers, at least they should be able to teach the physics, aerodynamics and engineering principles involved. |
thorpido:Every Kunle, Akin, Ade, Bimbo, Kehinde, Taiye, Ishola, Famakinwa, Bunmi, Ojo and Olu I have met preach to me about God. |
thorpido:Duh! I know at least 10 million Yoruba Christians; they all pastors, one way or another. ![]() |
2011 with Pastor Bakare = failed 2015 with Pastor Osibanjo = likely fail 2019 with Pastor ''Olubunmi Adebayo''?? =?? If anything, these choices have confirmed Yorubas to be the ''master pastors'' of Nigeria. Virtually every Yoruba Christian is a pastor. I go die oh!!! ![]() |
liberty300:The more they keep us down, the more everyone else is down. That is the irony of Nigeria Thank God we are discovering efficient Igbo leaders like Obiano, Chime and many others, instead of the likes of TA Orji, Orji Kalu and others. We shall get there, soon. |
Igbos, especially (but not limited to) those of Anambra and Abia stock continue to prove themselves as the backbone of indigenous technologies in Nigeria. Long live Igbo, Long live SE (and Delta and Rivers Igbo) Long Live SS Nigeria Long Live Lagos (because of Igbos that make up 50% of its economy and population) The rest of Nigeria would have to ........... |
Governor Obiano at Innoson Motors company premises
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ANAMBRA INTRODUCES AUTOMOBILE PRODUCTION IN TECHNICAL SCHOOL CURRICULUM The trio of Anambra State Government, Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company (IVM) and the Federal Polytechnic Oko on monday signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) in which the students and teachers of the technical colleges around the state will begin learning the intricacies of designing automobile bodies and other elements of automobile engineering. In the partnership which will last for 10 years, Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company will offer its auto production line for the benefit of the study, while their crop of auto engineers, designers and technicians will devote time in teaching and mentoring the engineering students. Also under the partnership, lecturers from the Federal Polytechnic, Oko will support the Innoson group with their own expertise and theoretical applications. The presence of these lecturers will heighten the academic and conceptual content of the programme and ensure a balanced and wholesome experience. Governor Willie Obiano revealed this in the IVM plant while signing the MOU. He also said that in the first phase of the Bridge Project, 493 students drawn from the 11 technical colleges in Anambra state will participate in the pilot programme. If successful then Anambra may well be on its way to become the first in the country to own a completely indigenous automobile manufacturing and assembly plant. "Our objective here today is to expand the vision of one man so that it becomes the vision of a people. We have resolved to avoid the mistakes of the past when we lacked the foresight to harness the gifts and talents of today for the progress and prosperity of tomorrow. Ladies and gentlemen, the partnership we are cementing today is an important step in exploiting INDUSTRIALIZATION, which is one of the Four Pillars of my administration’s economic blueprint. The other three are Agriculture, Trade & Commerce and Oil & Gas" the Governor stated. You will recall that the world bank under the State Education Programme Investment Project (SEPIP) committed the sum of $2.1m to the project. In another developement, the state government has signed a $150m agreement with UDIPPCO for the construction of an 80 megawatts of electricity to feed the growing industrial city of Nnewi. http://ndibenonso..com/2014/12/anambra-introduces-automobile.html?spref=fb |
But Okorocha and Ngige and millions of other Igbos in Imo and Anambra and Lagos are in APC. Why are you choosing and picking on Igbos? Is it a crime to be in both PDP and APC? Are northerners and SWners not in both APC and PDP? Who are the Igbos in PDP relating with? Are they not northerners and other Nigerians, including SWners? What other kind of alliance do you want them to seek? You are the big bad bigot here. |
emiye:You buhari apologists have not learned your lessons from all of his prior losses so far. Wait for the next and final loss that he will take to the great beyond. Buhahahahah! |
ganye1:Lie! Lie!! Lie!!! They were registered in the North, SW and SS and will be voting there. That (high migration to other zones) is the reason why the SE has the lowest voter registration rates compared to other zones. Olodo. |
orimsamsam:Can you read? Olodo rabata |
emiye:The hatred for Islamic Buhari runs deep among Igbos all over Nigeria. That, and the subjugation of NC by the core North, and - as you put it - our ''son syndrome'' of SS, will give GEJ victory. Not all Yorubas are APC. Keep deluding yourself |
yemaldo:Remember Zik won election in Lagos even when Igbos were not as many. |
emiye:Most Igbos will vote GEJ, whether based in SE, SS, SW, NC, NE, or NW Most SS will vote GEJ Most NC will vote GEJ 50% SW (including Igbos) will vote GEJ. Ondo, Ekiti are PDP. Lagos is no man's land where both candidates will harvest votes from 30 % NW and NE, respectively, will vote GEJ All the millions of Igbos outside Igboland will certainly not vote GMB because they are the ones who bear the brunt of boko and sharia Now get this into your thick, yet small, skull, to Igbos ''SE'' does not matter, what matters is ''Igbo'' |
History about repeating itself Buhari and Bakare vs GEJ --2011 Buhari and Osinbajo vs GEJ 2015 What is the commonality between Bakare and Osinbajo? Both political Yoruba midgets = failure = Buhari= failure |
Now this is styypid. What is the difference between 8.1 and 7.9? |
emiye:But you forget that SE and SS people make up a good percentage of voters in other zones, no? 45% of Lagos is Igbo, remember. |
Mogidi:I agree with you that Buhari is too drab and completely bereft of any eye-popping ideas, at least on the economy. However, he might be able to apply street commonsense to solve the security and corruption problems at least. Plus, have we really put GEJ to the test on TV in terms of his mastery of global and local economic matters devoid of inputs from Okonjo Iweala and other people in his cabinet? |
Folks, We have been made to believe that Buhari is a saint, that no atom of corruption can be found in him (to me that is crass mumbo jumbo though). We have been regaled with stories of how he is so all-round competent that he can deliver Nigeria from the corruption, terrorism and economic quagmires the country is facing momentarily. These things Jonathan has not been able to deliver wholly, especially security. He has done considerably well on the economy. I give that to him. It is my opinion that it is time to demystify Buhari's perceived strengths by voting him in to enable him perform the wonders he is being (mis)credited with. That way, after 4 years, we will know if Buhari is, indeed, all the things his handlers purport him to be. I am a successful (economically, academically, professionally, ''residentially'') Igbo man; I have absofuckinlutely nothing to gain or lose in who leads Nigeria at this time because it is either Jonathan or Buhari, both of whom have nothing to offer me personally or the Igbo society at large, in my opinion, of course. So, let us try Buhari and watch him transform Nigeria economically, security-wise and corruption-wise into a model society. Hopefully he does not disappoint some people. Hehehehe!!!! In conclusion, I ask that ya'll vote Buhari (the candidate), not necessarily APC (the contraption of a party). Prediction for 2015: Buhari will win the election, but within a short time will fall out with Tinubu and many of his current supporters. Good luck to y'all. I am 1000s of miles away from the ''maddening crowd'', safe and well ensconced in my niche, secured from MEND/Egbesu's impending brouhaha if Buhari wins, or Boko Haram's ongoing brouhaha, if GEJ wins. Catch 22, no? Caveat: I dislike Buhari like shyyt, but I have no love lost for GEJ either. So do not come for my head. |
LMAyedun:He was reported to have abused the kids here. This picture was in an online forum years back |
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