tobruk:
mr sabi in ur school is that how u were b thought by ur master to spell english.correction is english not engrish

Mr sabi. . . English not english

Laird:
My apologies for my rude and insultive words to all members readers, posters of this forum and this thread and I am sorry and also apologize to Chiefobdk1, Fremancipation, igboid, Ngozi and all others who I have offended by my posts



I am.so sorry. Please forgive Me

Islamic people of afonja devils

IPAD

I don't think any generator can cause this amount of smoke..

MARYchiells:



Is there any Nigerian who hates Nigeria? No matter how bad/ unfortunate the situation is , we are Nigerians.

I hate Nigeria... But got no choice for now

Abagworo:
Buhari is equally doing the Oba-Okigwe highway with RCC in charge. Mind you it'snot propaganda like we had under Jonathan.

If you don't want thunder to fire you never claim this is oba okigwe road... I am in front of igwes palace right now. . Pls dis is not oba/okigwe road. .



Abagworo. Ccc is handling oba okigwe road and not rcc... Pls stop lying


Old man living with old mother... Smh


Tell ur buhari to pay 48 billion anambra spent on federal roads.

Abagworo:
Buhari is equally doing the Oba-Okigwe highway with RCC in charge. Mind you it'snot propaganda like we had under Jonathan.

If you don't want thunder to fire you never claim this is oba okigwe road... I am in front of igwes palace right now. . Pls dis is not oba/okigwe road. .

Tell ur buhari to pay 48 billion anambra spent on federal roads.

WINNERMENTALITY:
“The profiles of the two governors would have shown that while Obiano has first degree in Accountancy and Master Degree in Business Administration of the University of Lagos, Okorocha has bachelor’s degree in Law of the University of Jos, Master degree in Law also of University of Jos, Post Graduate Diploma in Management from the Benue State University, Advanced Diploma in Law, Security and Conflict Management. So in terms of education, Okorocha is more educated than Obiano. And as a responsible government, we had restricted ourselves from talking about his personal life.”

Okorocha also revealed that he established the Rochas Foundation Colleges and students in the Colleges do not pay a dime, stating that till date, there are Rochas Foundation Colleges in Jos, Ibadan, Owerri, Ogboko, Kano with more than 15,000 students and with the ones in Kaduna and Sokoto States about to take off


MY PEOPLE BE THE JUDGE...WITH ALL MONEY LAGOS STATE IS MAKING I HAVE NOT SEEN TINUBU FOUNDATION IN SOUTH EAST OR WITH ALL DANGOTE WEALTH YET HE HAS NOT BUILT A SCHOOL IN IMO STATE.....


THIS MAN WANT TO USE POLITICS TO BURY HIS PEOPLE AND STATE BUT GOD PASS AM.


I LOVE OBIANO SILENCE....

COS THATS THE BEST WAY TO TREAT A CLOWN

Whr did u get this rochas information from. . That dude didn't go to any higher institutions. . Person wey buy TV at age 9..

Funny comedian

obembet:


You don finish that guy,
Can you teach physics?
Come and apply.. No need for interview.... You have done it here

I fit bet say dat guy no know wetin momentum be. . He go copy Wikipedia

boluwatife66:
My recent article, the Messages of Ahiara an incisive piece buttressed with logic
and reason, which refuted some popular
but erroneous notions of tribalism and secession
in Nigeria, drew a lot of hostile responses from
some of my readers. They lobbed curses and
hauled invectives at me. However, to me, it was
all exhilarating. I relish rejoinders to my writings,
be them abusive or appreciative.
One of my milder critics accused me of
demonstrated dislike for Biafra and its leadership.
Yes, I detest the Biafra leadership because, in its
recklessness, arrogance and despotism, it
brought about the death of hundreds of
thousands at the glory of their youth and the
starvation to death of more than one million
hapless and blameless men, women and children.
It dismantled the Igbo power structure,
painstakingly put together over decades by the
likes of Nnamdi Azikiwe, Louis Odumegwu
Ojukwu, and Michael Okpara, and set the Igbo
back by at least 100 years. Why would any Igbo
not despise a leadership that brought so much,
avoidable, suffering, pain and sorrow to the
Igbo?
Some of my detractors argued that secession
was a necessary response to the mass-murder
of the Igbo in northern Nigeria. Undoubtedly, that
orchestrated slaughter of the innocent for no
offense of theirs but their ethnicity was
unconscionable. However, it would be selective
amnesia to forget that the July 29th 1966 coup
and the attendant anti-Igbo riots in the North
did not sprout out of a void. They were in
reprisal for an earlier coup in January 1966 in
which an Igbo dominated group of army officers
murdered the most important Hausa/Fulani
political and military leaders (Ahmadu Bello,
Tafawa Belewa and Zakari Miamalari) without
killing any Igbo leader. And following the coup,
the Igbo in the North became too celebrative;
dancing and singing to a Rex Lawson song and
telling their Hausa neighbors that the bleating of
a goat in the song was Ahmadu Bello (the most
important Hausa/Fulani leader) howling like a
goat as he was being killed by Major Nzeogwu.
It was the discriminatory killings and gratuitous
mockery of the memory of their most important
leader, amongst other reasons, that set the stage
for the July 1966 anti-Igbo coup and the
attendant anti-Igbo riots.
After the killings in the January and July coups
and that unsurpassed butchery of Igbo civilians
in northern Nigeria, there was a desperate need
for peace in the country. In search of peace, the
regional governors, David Ejoor, Usman Katsina,
Robert Adebayo and Chukwuemeka Ojukwu, and
the Head of State, Yakubu Gowon, met at Aburi
in Ghana, where they agreed on and signed the
Aburi Accord. The most significant aspect of the
accord was constitutional: the reduction of the
powers of the federal government by devolution
of additional powers to regional
governments. Long ago, an Igbo professor of
political science at Howard University in
Washington, DC told me that Yakubu Gowon
implemented the Aburi Accord. To me, his
statement was not only unbelievable but
sacrilegious. I lost my temper at what I thought
was historical revisionism taken to a nauseating
extreme. The elderly professor must have
understood my problem. I was suffering from a
hangover of the Biafran propaganda. I was under
the stupefying hold of the lies we were fed in
Biafra. For he stated, “don’t worry, with time, in
the course of your reading and research, you will
find out that Gowon implemented the Aburi
Accord”.
Years later, I found out that Gowon implemented
the Aburi Accord. In his book, Power Sharing in
Nigerian Federation, Chukwuemeka Nwokedi
wrote that, “Apart from minor adjustments to the
Aburi Accord, in other to still retain the corporate
nature of Nigeria”, Gowon implemented the Aburi
Accord with Decree 8; “and the regions acquired
more powers than they have ever had”. That was
months before the continued wrangling between
Ojukwu and Gowon led to the creation of states.
But did Ojukwu not declare Biafra and we
marched out to war on the mantra, “On Aburi We
Stand”. According to other writers, the minor
adjustments Gowon made to the accord was the
cancelation of two articles of the accord, which
stated that any region can secede from Nigeria
at will, and that the federal government can, on
no account, impose a state of emergency on any
region. Ojukwu’s advisers urged him to accept
Decree 8 because Gowon had “gone more than
far enough”. He refused.
The removal of the two articles of the accord did
not in any way imperil the lives and property of
the Igbo and other peoples of Eastern Region.
Ojukwu’s squabbling, against the advice of his
advisers, over the two articles was solely
motivated by personal ambition. Following
Ojukwu’s declaration of Biafra, the war inevitably
started. As it raged on, it was obvious that a
negotiated settlement to the war would be most
advantageous to the Igbo. Ojukwu’s obsession
with maintaining himself in power stalled the
peace talks that would have extracted for the
Igbo a number of concessions from the federal
government. Despite the enormous toll of the
war, especially, on human lives, he kept
protecting his position and power, until it
became untenable. And, as Biafra collapsed, he
ran away; Biafra surrendered unconditionally.
A litany of the falsehood we were fed in Biafra is
beyond the scope of this article. David
Klinghoffer was right when he wrote that,
“Widespread misinformation poisons a culture”.
The enduring grip of these falsehoods on Igbo
minds continues to poison both Igbo culture and
psyche. They make us paranoid – we feel
surrounded by enemies committed to our
destruction, and in our suspicion of these
“enemies” we see ulterior motives in every
act, no matter how well-intended and benign, by
other Nigerians. In addition, they make us feel
like innocent victims of the evil devices of an
alliance of the other Nigerian ethnic groups. And
like perennial victims we refuse to take
responsibilities for our actions; we find
psychological refuge in blaming others, the
Yoruba, Hausa/Fulani, etc, for our problems.
Blaming others for your problems is gratifying
but destructive; it reinforces the feeling of
victimhood. The mindset that sustains a feeling
of victimhood is antithetical to victory. Therefore,
a victim remains a loser until he changes his
mindset. For our own good, the Igbo need to
change their attitude towards Nigeria and the
other peoples of Nigeria. This demands rising
above the misinformation of the Biafran
propaganda by embracing some incontrovertible
historical facts. This will enable us to realize
that our problems stemmed not from the hatred
and wicked machination of the Hausa, Yoruba
and other ethnic groups of Nigeria, but from
repeated political blunders of Igbo leaders,
especially, Chukwuemeka Ojukwu.
Otherwise, our political fortune, clout and
relevance will continue to decline. It has declined
to a point, where a proud and resourceful people
that, in their triumphalism, once boasted of
dominating not only Nigeria but the whole of
Africa now whimper and snivel over trivialities
like a disconsolate old widow.

saharareporters.com/2017/02/06/misinformation-continues-poison-our-minds-tochukwu-ezukanma

Whoever wrote thos article is either paid or can not be Igbo. . So much lies in the write up. .


What a fool

Boko haram attacks military barrack..

Some useless afonja zombie dey use dis same Nigeria army threaten Biafrans. . Make una no pray for war because Biafrans will decimate every single zoo soldier

Afonjas right now

betterABIAstate:
I don't believe okoroacha had no money to contest election, I think he's clueless though.

Rochas was virtually living here in Awka then..

Chaiii... Rubbish. .


Is it not afonjas again. Thr mind is so evil. Imagine the length one can go to get at family. . Then imagine wat dey do here to get at Igbos

Nofuckgiven:
Those useless tribalistic bigoted fools called Afonjas won't have anything to say on a good thread that encourages iIgbos and their ingenuity. But guess what?? No one gives a flying f.uck about y'all! Kiss my fat ass! Brown roof bitches!
Quote me and get burned to ashes!!

They have said something..

Corrinthians:
Ask those repugnant wailing Atachê by force Osus how many of their "blother's" product their everlasting god, the soulless Ineffectual Nonentity, and they wont be able to point to a single one.

Miserable layabouts.

Built bridge with hollow blocks...

https://www.nairaland.com/1820707/rochas-monumental-looting-imo- https://www.nairaland.com/1820707/rochas-monumental-looting-imo-state/2 /2

Notice the fracture line in d middle of d flyover. Meaning. Dem go knock am down. Start again..

One of d many propaganda flyovers he built. Right before usage.

Nobody don use d china bridge

The river in the new tunnel did not dry even in dry season. . Will turn to ocean first rain of the year

Boy listens attentively wen the BOSS talk to him

LasGidiOwner:
This is the profile of this one legged limping local champion called Okoroawusa...LOL

The guy never attended any formal school.





Rochas Okorocha wasn't born with a silver spoon in his mouth. He was born into a poor family. And as he puts it, “I found out that I was born into a home that is relatively poor from all the definitions of poverty. So, I understand from the onset that I have a task ahead of me and the name of the game is survival."[3] He said he had to work extra hard to make both ends meet by combining education with street trading. He said he didn’t have a straight school experience while growing up. He was involved in street trading at one point in time or the other. He said, "Honestly, there has never been a dull moment in my life. In fact, I engaged in too many things just for the sole purpose to survive.”[3]

Okorocha, who acknowledged that he broke even early in life, said “The first one was at a very tender age of my life when I was selling used clothes. I broke even because I was able to buy a bus. I was able to buy a bus in secondary school and I bought television set in primary school as small as I was from the sale of oranges, coconuts and used clothes. What I do is that if I sell, I post some of the profits and at the end of the year I buy something with it. So, it has been a worthwhile experience but where I would say I made the first one million dollars, was as a commission agent from the sale of used equipment in Bauchi State where Balfour Beatty was constructing the Balanga Dam. When the company was winding up I was one of the agents that sold used equipment and I made N1.1 million when it was equivalent to $1 million dollars. And I put the entire money into the business of used cars then later graduated to the sale of new cars to what they called ‘Rochas Motors” but what made me really rich was real estate business.[3]

“At the age of nine I bought a television set, at 14 I bought a bus, at the age of 19/20 I became head of a commercial school, at the 22/23 years I became a proprietor of a school and I went into cement business (BBC) in Gboko, Benue State. And at the age of 24 plus I got married, at the age of 29 I became a member of National Constitutional Conference, I became a member of Federal Character Commission thereafter then I went to contest for governor and failed and shortly after that I ran for presidency and later became a presidential adviser. I ran for presidency again. You see, I moved on and on in life with hard work and challenges."[3]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rochas_Okorocha

Did Mr Ibu write dis profile. . Dis is so comic. . Can not even happen in. Nollywood . . Even Nollywood kno say we don pass dat level....


Na rochas pic be dis

nonsobaba:
Okoroawusa is really a clown. He calls himself Messi but it is under his clueless captainship that Heartland FC went on relegation for the first time in their history! In the meantime, the Okoro Messi is still dribbling Imo civil servants and pensioners of many months unpaid salaries and pensions, with some of them so dazed, that they have passed on to the great beyond!

Rochas is actually the Messi of Imo politics.... The way he dribbles imolites to score for his pocket and cronies..


The name is supposed to stick. As ibb na maradona. Okorocha na Messi.. He even like d name

LasGidiOwner:
Lemme enlighten you dunce. I was here in Anambra when Okorocha was virtually living here. He was pestering Obi all through, kneeling and begging for Obi's support and ticket. Obi singlehandedly placed Okorocha in the Imo state government house in 2011 and I know how dehumanizing that alone is for you..LOL

If Okorocha was anybody in 2011, he would have not gone to use APGA platform. There were more than 20 parties Okorocha could have chose but he went to kneel down to Obi his godfather..

As for looting, today Imo state is indebted to over 200billion with nothing anywhere in Imo state to show for it. Okorocha along with his family has dried up Imo state, now the state is broke, useless and worthless. I pity the next governor of that state.

Okorocha is an armed robber that stole until OBJ sacked him. There is no good news about Okorocha. The nigger is just cursed..


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Rochas na special assistant wen Peter Obi was wining elections and wining back to back in court to collect mandate stolen by savvy Obasanjo.

Abagworo:


Okorocha paid less time to propaganda and is still not interested which has led to a lot of misinformation. Outside Amaechi of Rivers State no Governor in the recent past from the East of the Niger has embarked on half of what Okorocha has carried with low budget. Apart from free education from Primary to tertiary he built over 300 full school blocks and in some instances entire school in his 1st 4 years. Over 800km of rural roads were done and he embarked on 27 solid hospitals with block work completed in his 1st term. He actually did a lot and has not relented till date.

Obiano on his own is trying but it's impossible for him to give free education from Primary to Tertiary to start with. If he tries it his State will be grounded instantly. Again aside the fact that both are Governors Okorocha has several Rochas Foundation Colleges in all parts of Nigeria training people for free and has sustained for more than 15 years training tens of thousands with present capacity of over 15000. Any politucian or businessman that can achieve 20% of that feat can compare himself with Okorocha.

Rochas cannot do propaganda because he got nothing to show but dis pic