₦airaland Forum

BluntCrazeMan:
Is he the owner of this Hot-Drink “Seaman’s Aromatic Schnapps”??

Uptheante:
I think you have problem with comprehension.
Your comment was that Anambra state is one of the major rice producers in Nigeria. I now counteracted your assertion with screenshot evidence that Anambra state is not among the major rice producers in Nigeria.
I don't care about the number of rice mills in Anambra state.
The other states listed as major rice producers were not on the list based on the number of rice mills they have. They are considered major rice producers based on the amount or tonnes of rice they produce from their farms.
You are using the wrong criteria to rate Anambra state as a major rice producer which is wrong.
If you still don't understand this simple explanation & you still want to argue, then it's clear that your level of understanding is very low. Even a 5 year old can easily comprehend my point

Uptheante:
I'm not counteracting what you said about Anambra state having 4 rice mills. I'm only counteracting what you said about Anambra state being among the major rice producers in Nigeria.
Rice production is not the same thing as having rice mills. That's why I had to screenshot the evidence that Anambra state is not among major rice producers in Nigeria.

Uptheante:
Anambra state is not even in the list

Uptheante:
Anambra state is not even in the list

Uptheante:
Anambra state is not even in the list

Uptheante:
Anambra state is not even in the list

Uptheante:
Point of correction: major right producing state in the east not in the whole of Nigeria.
Most northern states produce quadruple of what small Anambra state can produce.
Even in the east, Ebonyi state produces more rice than Anambra state .

Congrats to them anyway

Kushites:
Air Head with Low IQ, how do you know where I am from or not from?

Did I tell you?

Your problem is you are a school dropout.

That is why you reason like a toad.

Kushites:
The Low IQ responders need to keep out of this discussion.

This thread is for intelligent Nigerians, not air heads.

aariwa:
Thank you Peter Obi for one of your numerous legacies for Anambra state. You are the best Mr Obi

Kushites:
Thank you my brother.

But these state govts in Nigeria need to prioritise the physical environment.

Your environment has to look standard, even to attract investors, not to mention tourists.

They must understand that roads are not just built for cars, but for pedestrians as well.

Pedestrians are taxpayers, and are ENTITLED to their own dedicated infrastructure.

Where the road is wide enough, you must build a wide pavement on each side for pedestrians to walk on.

Your drains MUST be covered.

That’s the standard all over the world.

So a tourist will be considering Nigeria and Awka for “fun park” tourism, and go on Google Earth to see what the streets of Awka where he will be walking around look like.

No sidewalks, dusty roads, and open drains.

He just clicks away to another country and location immediately.

We MUST fix our physical environment.

Zooposki:
Vote him out. Na mumu governor.

Kushites:
I always laugh when I see these governors building one facility or the other, and calling it a “tourist attraction”.

They are so wrong-headed.

They don’t understand that tourism begins with the PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT of the city you are asking tourists to visit, NOT the actual ‘tourist facility’.

They are not going to spend all their time in your amusement park. They will need to walk around comfortably in a beautiful, clean city or town.

So your city’s condition is the FIRST tourist attraction BEFORE any particularly address or location in your city can ever be.

Today we are like the man in a dirty, unkempt house who arranged a great feast in his parlour and invited all his neighbours, thinking their hunger was enough to bring them to the feast, only to find himself sitting alone at the table.

Kushites:
I was shocked and petrified to learn that Governor Soludo of Anambra state has been using state funds to build something called “Solution Fun City”, an amusement park, which they say is to “boost tourism”.

Please, what type of madness is this?

What type of lunacy is this?

It is NOT the government’s job to build amusement parks.

That is the job of the PRIVATE SECTOR.

If you like, go to America or anywhere, it’s private sector.

Disney World in Florida is not owned by the state government in Florida or the US govt.

It’s owned by Disney Corporation, a private company.

Anambra state govt’s job is to BUILD INFRASTRUCTURE and create the enabling environment that will make the Private Sector invest in such leisure facilities.

Instead, this BLOCKHEAD called Soludo left all the untarred roads, and roads with OPEN GUTTERS that he should be covering and adding sidewalks to, and lighting up etc, to start building “fun park”?

What is wrong with this man?

What is wrong with SE leaders in general?

NO FOREIGN TOURIST will visit a place with open gutters and no sidewalks.

Where are they supposed to walk?

On your mud and sand and jumping your filthy open gutters?

Never!

Fix up your cities first to meet basic modern standards first.

Create a secure environment with a very low crime rate.

THEN you can start encouraging private sector firms to establish tourist attractions!

That’s how it works.

You don’t force it by going straight to building “fun parks” while leaving what you are supposed to do first.

Sometimes I wonder the intelligence of these SE leaders.

Soludo is supposed to be a professor. He has lived abroad. He should know better, yet he’s acting as foolish as a local drunk who just attained power.

Ridiculous!

Students of Divine Rays British School in Idemili North Local Government Area of Anambra State, have emerged tops in the just-concluded 2024 National Mathematics Competition held across designated states of the country.

A statement on Monday from the organisers, Catalyst Consulting, indicated that the competition, which covers all classes in the primary and secondary school levels was divided into four categories, including the lower primary category, the upper primary category, the junior secondary category and the senior secondary category.

It said the annual competition tests the ability and knowledge of pupils in Mathematics and offering them a platform to enable them excel in the subject.

According to them, Divine Rays British School was represented by its pupils in the primary section – Okonkwo Chiziterem, Ezievuo Kosiso S., Nwabueze Chikamso S., Okoye Emmanuella C., Okonkwo, Amarachi J., Uche Chiemerie Victoria – won six Gold medals at the annual tournament.

Speaking on the feat in an elated voice on Monday, the Headmistress of the school, Mrs Ifeoma Ucheama, said the achievement stands as a testament to the dedication and hardwork of both the learners and the school’s coaching staff.

Ucheama expressed sincere appreciation for the unwavering support and encouragement received from parents, guardians, and well-wishers.

She said, “The school is elated to announce the remarkable achievements of its talented learners: Okonkwo Chiziterem, Ezievuo Kosiso S., Nwabueze Chikamso S., Okoye Emmanuella C., Okonkwo, Amarachi J., Uche Chiemerie Victoria.

“This outstanding feat stands as a testament to the dedication and hard work of both the learners and the school’s coaching staff.

“Divine Rays British School extends its heartfelt gratitude to the organisers of the National Mathematics Tournament for providing such a platform for academic excellence.

“Special recognition is also given to the dynamic coaches who tirelessly guided and mentored the learners towards success.

“The entire management of the school expresses sincere appreciation for the unwavering support and encouragement received from parents, guardians, and well-wishers.

“These achievements underscore the school’s commitment to nurturing young minds and fostering a culture of academic excellence. Congratulations to the gold medalists and may their success inspire future generations of scholars.”

bizzibodi:
Ricemills without rice farms is tantamount to abandoned ricemills.

VIKTO83:
I Hope they planted enough rice that cam be milled there. If not they just wasted money.
Nigeria doesn't need rice milling plants.
All they need is to plant enough rice...

ANSMEDIA:
Attention to details in the inner streets of Awka

Nigeria has emerged victorious at the prestigious World Affairs Challenge (WAC) 2024 as the Christ the King College, Onitsha, which represented the country, secured the coveted global first-place position.

This feat, which occurred on Wednesday, marks the first time Nigeria is clinching Gold in the competition’s 32-year history.

The World Affairs Challenge, organised by WorldDenver, empowers high school students to develop innovative solutions for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

This year, students tackled critical issues like climate change, poverty, and inequality.

ANSMEDIA:
Awka millennium city the first smart city in the region

Chikeluba25:
Work advances on Ekwulobia flyover and road dualization..