₦airaland Forum

natas22:
What's abagworo if its an offensive word I don't care.majority of gals I have dated they all came to me I never toasted them for a day I have all the social amenities they needed so not my fault my dear brother.
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natas22:
Bro pls stop all your hate comments THEY ARE TELLING YOU THE TRUTH IMO girls majority are pros and SL..t
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natas22:
I have dated IMO gals but to be honest they are not faithful at all, the only thing that attracts them is material things. You can meet an IMO lady and sleep with her the same day and majority of gals in Lagos motels are IMO gals
I pray they will have a change of heart because men generally see IMO gals as girls for clubbing not for marriage.
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natas22:
Bro should I start to analyse those girls from the states I mentioned bro am a bad ass guy I know gals trust me on that one those gals are not for marriage.
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natas22:
Bro its in there blood, the best thing to do is to avoid marrying them just have fun with them that's all and watch off for Edo delta abia and calabar majority of them are like IMO gals.
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natas22:
I have dated IMO gals but to be honest they are not faithful at all, the only thing that attracts them is material things. You can meet an IMO lady and sleep with her the same day and majority of gals in Lagos motels are IMO gals
I pray they will have a change of heart because men generally see IMO gals as girls for clubbing not for marriage.
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IsraeliAIRFORCE:
What is baby factory compared to Almajiri (abandoned Children)?

Please leave those girls. When thousands are committing abortion on daily basis without arrest or police harassment.

Is it a crime to refuse abortion if one doesn't want the child?


Avoid premarital sex and use law enforcement agencies to enforce it or leave those girls alone.

Pregnancy is a biological process resulting from unprotected sex and not evil itself.

fr3do:
50 years ago, was there anything like Imo?
don't take states too seriously.

As part of the efforts to check abuse of drugs and to ensure organised drug distribution system in the country, the federal government has said it will shut open drug market.

The closure which will commence on July 1st, 2015, government argued was aimed at putting an end to the chaotic drug distribution situation in the country which poses a very big negative impact on the entire health care delivery system.

The FG had put in place the Presidential Committee on Pharmaceutical Sector Reform and charged it among others to develop a strategy towards the institutionalisation of a well ordered drug distribution system in order to address the ugly situation.

The strategies adopted by the committee to achieve this include the development of the National Drug Distribution Guidelines in 2010 to provide guidance for drug distribution.

Announcing the commencement of the guideline, the Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Health, Linus Awute at the weekend in Abuja said the commencement of the implementation of the guideline is July 1st.
Awute also foreclose the possibility of postponement of the guideline, saying that every illegal drug outlet will be shut.

He also said that the latest development was in line line with the implementation of the National Drug Distribution Guidelines (NDDGs).

Consequently, regulatory agencies like the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN) and NAFDAC have been directed to ensure full compliance.

He said “We are hopeful that the existence of open drug markets in the country will be a thing of the past as the drug distribution system of the country has remained uncoordinated, chaotic and has resulted in the circulation of fake, adulterated, substandard and counterfeit drugs.

The Permanent secretary also said that the chaotic drug distribution poses a very big challenge to the pharmaceutical sector in particular and the federal government in general considering the negative impact the situation has on the entire health care delivery system of the country.

Mr Awute said “The launch of the document in 2012 signaled the take-off of its implementation while the deadline was for the establishment of State Drug Distribution Centres (SDDCs) by the state governments and Mega Drug Distribution Centres (MDDSs) by the private sector was declared on 30th June, 2014.

“The deadline was however extended to 30th June 2015 to allow more time for the establishment of more SDDCs and MDDCs.”

carnegiefan:
Obiano should leave these people alone. This goes completely against everything Anambra state stands for. If he had banned ALL okada we can understand. But this is soo shallow and shortsighted. I don't know why everything in Nigeria has to do with constant schemes to outwit and undercut the other guy either by hook or crook!
When Nnamdi Kanu calls it a zoo people start trying to shut him up.

Abagworo:
It has been tarred. The 1st pic is older.

anitabeauty:
Group known as Sisters Circle Nigeria has embarked on road show to enlighten women on the need for greater participation in politics and to protest the ugly notion that Imo girls are corrupt and wayward.
The road show which was held last week Friday, the 1st of August, commenced at the NTA premises Owerri and terminated at control post, by Assumpta round about. Addressing newsmen at the rally, the convener of the five thousand female youth match and leader of Sisters Circle Nigeria, Mrs. Peace-Charles Egbujor stated that they are matching for equity, justice and female emancipation, and more importantly, to correct the seeming discriminations against women and the perspectives in which women are perceived.
She regretted that the way people see women in Owerri in particular and Imo state in general as mostly prostitutes is a false representation of Imo women, and there was great need to protest against such.

She also noted that the many federal government tertiary institutions around Owerri, which offers admission to Nigerians from different states, among which are some of the ladies that engage in the prostitution also points to the fact that Imo ladies are not prostitutes, thereby pointing on the need to let the world know that Imo women are great women and positive minded, through the road match.
On the marginalization of women in the political scheme of things, especially in elective political offices, Mrs. Egbujor advocated greater women participation in governance, especially in elective political offices, noting that opportunities must be given to women to occupy leadership positions.
- See more at: http://themoment.com.ng/national/item/1519-sisters-circle-embarks-on-women-enlighten#sthash.i1YuEJP6.dpuf

Imo State police command yesterday paraded a 20-year-old deaf and mute pregnant girl identified as Blessing Nwanbekee for alleged baby factory business. Also paraded were four other ladies also found at the same home owned by Chief Emmanuel Eke from Isiala Ngwa South in Abia State.
Briefing newsmen yesterday, the state Commissioner of Police, Austin Evbakavbokun, said that one Miss Ibuchi Okafor, 20, from Ihioma in Orlu local government area of Imo State absconded from her home with a nine month old pregnancy only to be discovered in the premises of the trafficker, Eke at Isiala Ngwa South, Abia State. He said that the lady in question had delivered and sold the baby at N500 000 to an undisclosed buyer.
Evbakavbokun said that the police who launched an investigation after a report of the missing Ibuchi, found four other pregnant girls, Nkasiobi Uchenna, 23, Ela David, 24 from Isoko Delta State, Oluchi Victor, 25, Isialangwa, Abia State, including the deaf and dumb waiting for delivery at the premises of Eke.
He said that on interrogation the owner of the baby factory confessed to have sold the baby delivered by Ibuchi at the tune of N500 000.
Evbakavbokun however, assured that the state police command would not relent till the child traffickers in the state and kidnappers are completely chased out.

http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/weekly/index.php/new-news/20941-imo-baby-factory-cops-parade-pregnant-trafficker

Abagworo:
The truth is that our conscience should always play a part in whatever we do or say if truly we are religious. Fashola sent destitutes to their States of origin and it was made a Yoruba vs Igbo crisis by Peter Obi but Obiano today is doing the worst by sending away Ebonyi, Enugu and Kogi indigenes going about their normal Okada business. Enugu and Ebonyi are Igbos for that matter. Ohaneze has kept its mouth shut where it should be useful. Obiano needs to be called to order. No State has expelled Anambra indigenes for their high involvement in spare parts trading or heavy duty transport which constitutes nuisance to road users. Okada should be banned for everybody and not selective as there exists no evidence that all crimes are commited by Ebonyi, Kogi and Enugu indigenes. If I must say Anambra has more people with criminal tendency than those States.

Abagworo:
The truth is that our conscience should always play a part in whatever we do or say if truly we are religious. Fashola sent destitutes to their States of origin and it was made a Yoruba vs Igbo crisis by Peter Obi but Obiano today is doing the worst by sending away Ebonyi, Enugu and Kogi indigenes going about their normal Okada business. Enugu and Ebonyi are Igbos for that matter. Ohaneze has kept its mouth shut where it should be useful. Obiano needs to be called to order. No State has expelled Anambra indigenes for their high involvement in spare parts trading or heavy duty transport which constitutes nuisance to road users. Okada should be banned for everybody and not selective as there exists no evidence that all crimes are commited by Ebonyi, Kogi and Enugu indigenes. If I must say Anambra has more people with criminal tendency than those States.

RareDiamond:
M0ron

Kingsley1000:
"putting the government on their toes"am an anambrarian and am not after anything that will deter or hamper the progress of anambra neither are i demeaning/ridiculing my state,'m just criticizing constructively..i appreciate the pace of development in the state,buh a lot more needs to be done in aspect of sanitation,real estate establishment and adequate city planning

Kingsley1000:
..this's the prime problem of anambrarans,sycophants everywhere.that's why're lagging behind in everything.Government will construct substandard roads,old fashioned hotels we'll sing praises for them,thus promoting mediocrity...Not as if you won't praise them,if you spot any flaws,you have to criticize them not in derogatory manner,that's the essence of democracy..i reside in owerri,the city is more of a comtemporary(modern)and serene city than onitsha.we should imbibe and emulate modernity not singing high praises at hearing of any white elephant project

RareDiamond:
You should stop behaving like a brainless simpleton. Gov Obiano is currently depleting what Obi left behind with his aides. Imo State is not in a mess.

RareDiamond:
Anambra State is involved in this mess even more than Imo.

RareDiamond:
Anambra State is not immune from this menace, Gov Rochas should be commended for confronting these economic sabotuers instead of playing Ostrich.

preizton:
What does he want us to do now? Is he not the governor?

asha80:
My question is as vanguard reported this story how true is it?the thing is the story says that it was the governor's spokesman that issued this statement....i am waiting the Imo govt to refute this report otherwise it would be quite shameful