LegendHero:


Just tell us the $200m investment demolished from that picture.

No one send you with all this teeth gnashing. I don’t give a bleep!

LegendHero:


Now say this without crying.

gidgiddy:


I liked the way they talked in this video, everyone bared their mind in their dialect, both the Ikwerres, the Isu guy and the guy from Ogba, and understood each other. That Masquerade the Ikwerres of Omarelu have called "Okolosu', is also in Imo, called 'Okolosa' and is also called 'Okolonsha' in Anambra. Just small dialectical change, but the cultural heritage our fore-fathers handed down to us. Agents of division don't know what was said in the video,except where they spoke English, and that's why they are outsiders

At the end of the day, it's all about brotherhood, something money can not buy

LegendHero:
We have been seeing propaganda fly around about government demolishing $200m landmark beach investment that employ over 100k people.

Then I came across the picture of the demolition and I burst out into laughter.

The way we call money in this country, you would think people get mental problem.

Shey na the $200m investment demolished be this?

ChimaAdeoye:



Regrettably, this won't be the last time Igbo investments face deliberate destruction in these hostile environments. The blind pursuit of profits by the Igbo, while neglecting the systemic oppression and impoverishment inflicted upon them and their region by the Nigerian state, is a longstanding issue. Unfortunately, it's not a new phenomenon and will continue to happen until the average Igboman learns some sense that big profit margins aren't the only important consideration in making a sound business decision.


The average Igbo's refusal to acknowledge Nigeria's harsh realities, instead clinging to idealized fantasies of the nation, leaves them vulnerable to exploitation by those seeking to harm them. It's crucial for the Igbo community to confront these harsh truths and adopt a more strategic approach to navigating the challenges posed by the Nigerian state

Again, this will not prevent the next tactless-profit-chasing Igbo from even selling his inheritance in Igboland or even borrowing from banks just to invest the money into these God-forsaken places they often fantasize as "african capital" of that or this. It is better to invest in Ghana or Kenya than risk your life's earnings investing in these strange parts of Nigeria. Imagine the folly of this dude Paul Onwuanibe foolishly selling all his hard-earned investments in the UK and putting 100% of everything into a region where people with his last name are actively targeted for destruction, all for the sake of chasing profits!

muhammaduyusufu:

sparko1:


Sometimes it's better to be quiet and be considered a fool, this response is too lame.

The outlook alone is shameful, a governor buying shares in a brewery lol!

Come on, I am ashame to type it, I mean sometimes I still expect PO to deny it, it's too shameful.

In civilised world, we refer to it as money laundering, yeah, when you can't steal money from government then you desired to buy worthless shares.

Now you talk about exchange rate, do you know what 30 million dollars means, do you even know how exchange rates works?

You can't buy shoes, bags, soap, rice, beans, drinks all in dollars and expect a miracle, this is the repercussions of those years of wasteful spending, importation, money laundering and all bad decisions the previous government and PO if I must add brought upon Nigerians.

Lekan239:
don't worri, wen it collapse like you prayed for, it will collapse on your head and u won't see the new Nigeria..

Those who clamour for war, will die with the war... those who pray for destruction will be destroyed

johnjose68:


Oops...this one only thinks with her punany

Lekan239:
like he said. Dave Umahi will be the first president from the east..

wirinet:
Coastal road in this climate change/global warming age when sea levels are expected to rise? How will the government prevent erosion that is eating the Atlantic coast from dragging the road into the ocean? Are they going to extend Atlantic City all the way from lagos to calabar?

ppogba:


It is not difficult to know and see when an idiot joins the conversation.

Why not ask why the Igbo women are running away from their men? Maybe there are things they are not telling us.

I will restrain myself from what is it they are not telling us in case you decide to take this further.

Grow up and leave your cave.