₦airaland Forum

babapupa:
I wasn't talking to you and I didn't quote you. Ask you own question and wait your turn. I do believe your name is not Mekusxyz your name so stop piggybacking on other people's posts.

babapupa:
Truly, I have nothing negative to say about Michael Okpara or the fact that he did for his people in the east unlike another gentleman from the east around the sane era.

The fact is, the main and still the foremost industrial hub in Nigeria are the many industrial estates in Lagos and Otta/Ogun state,

The premier industrial estate in Nigeria is Ikeja industrial built by Awolowo,

Mushin alone has 4 industrial estates,


Matori Industrial Estate — (Banking, shoes, furniture, Engineering products,Media & Telecommunication,foods and beverage Industries),

Ilupeju Industrial Estate — (Banking, Engineering products, cosmetics,foods and beverage Industries),

Aswani Industrial Estate — (Textiles Industries)

Ilasamaja-Isolo Industrial Estate — in which steel and aluminum products, furniture, concrete, clothing, plastics, textiles, beverages and shoes are produced.


And we still have Apapa, Amuwo, Isolo and Ikorodu industrial estates.


Nothing corky about hard facts my friend,

Zuha:
Eziachi, na you get your mouth. In the US presidential debate, did you see the independent candidate on the day of the debate? Did he bring a group of people to come and protest on live TV?

What do you call a group of people that resort to violence to address their grievance?

Ikengawo:
you ppl are so insanely negative and bitter its unreal.
i was scrolling through Skyscrapercity's Nigeria section and the nigerians there are so optimistic and proud.
they're constantly updating eachother on developments and posting pictures of success (and they our number the failures) in nigeria


the problem is everyone on this site is in american and britian
we all know the media of these 2 countries have been on a blood hunt to make nigeria, blacks, and africa look as bad as possible for hundreds of years, and we're here excepting their 'reporting' without critical assessment.

my friend go back to your country. nigerians are totally oblivious to the fact their country is raising out of the wood fast and from nowhere.

Mekusxyz:
Many of the earliest schools were also found in Igboland and in Eastern Nigeria. But be reminded that Igbos began their migratory tendency way back in time such that Igbos were already studying outside of Igboland. Zik, Cyprian Ekwensi and a host of other Igbo pioneers studied partly in and out of Igboland even as far away as in Sierra Leone. How come most senior/useful positions before Biafra war were held more by Igbos than by Yoruba?

eldee:
These bleeping Ghana boys don't even know how to attack.
They've used all their subs . . . they'll lose if we get one goal.

tkb417:
The Black Stars are now playing deep in their half

what kinda display is that for a semi final game?
nonsense

Shoot2Kill:
What do you expect from flat head okoro people who are only good at selling spare parts and counterfeit goods

akigbemaru:
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The first one is Herbert Macaulay, he was a yoruba man from Lagos. He also founded the first national party in Nigeria history.[/size]
The second and third also Yorubas, but you gotta do the research by yourself, I ain't catching frogs for your da.mn snake.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_Macaulay
Macaulay became very popular and on June 24, 1923, he founded the Nigerian National Democratic Party (NNDP), the first Nigerian political party. The party won all the seats in the elections of 1923, 1928 and 1933.[4]

ChinenyeN:
As I stated earlier, the Igbo know what they want and they pursue it. The problem (if it really can be considered as such given the circumstance) is that they do not pursue it for the benefit of the Igbo. Rather, they only pursue it for the benefit of their nuclear and extended family, and not the Igbo at large. I'm not disagreeing with you, though, in respect to Igbo areas needing further development, because I really do feel that it's high time the Igbo, in general, give as much attention as they can to their respective regions of Igboland. Instead, all I want to get you to understand is that the Igbo don't work for the benefit of the Igbo. They just don't.

Fhemmmy:
[size=18pt]Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee where can i watch this online, i beggggggggggggggggggggggg[/size]

chic2pimp:
SE have shown more intent in the little amount of time played in this game than they showed[b] in the entire Semi Finals

babapupa:
Stating facts and concerns are 2 different things. Pick one and lets take it from there, or just prove me wrong instead of asking questions.

babapupa:
Trust me, I know they do, just not in Igbo land for the benefit of the Igbo people.

Demoladoc:
@honoric or whatever your name is, its not Yoruba, its yoruba ok? Yoruba doesnt exist.

Demoladoc:
@honeric and katsumoto u dont need to insult me, i only asked a simple question. Its true im ignorant about it thats y i asked anyway.
Any true ibo or igbo or Igbo in the house to simply explain d difference to me.

ayettymama:
little good news from the state with more schools than people!

http://ekitinigeria.net/Latest/CHINESE-INVESTORS-TO-ESTABLISH-GRANITE-QUARIES-SUGAR-CANE-PLANTATION-IN-EKITI.html

hope it pulls thru sha

tundewoods:
Trivia question : How many laptops can you see in the picture ?