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APC can NEVER come close to winning with Buhari.
He is a serial loser.

Doctors' strike is biting with zero revenue from health.

It will surprise you the revenue some tertiary hospitals generate in a month.

When will this people learn that quality education comes at a cost.

It is extremely difficult to do such without compromising standards.

Airports all over the world gets flooded, besides this is the local wing.

The international wing is under construction.

Having said that if this is truly Enugu then they should fix it.

The thread said 20 so who are all the others

Are they attaching by force?

OP you are so hell bent on selling this propaganda that does not help anybody

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LOL!
You just had to hijack another person's thread.

IGBOSON1: This is where jetways would have helped! Anything being done, we have to walk on eggshells and go for second best just so as not to 'offend' those who do not wish us well! Igboland is rich, but it appears our resources can't be spent on quality infrastructure for our benefit just so our haters don't point accusing fingers at GEJ, saying he's favouring Igbos above others! If not for Princess Stellas dogged determination, we wouldn't even have had the new terminal presently being built; it was rejected at the national assembly and hence was not included in those being built with the Chinese loan.......money had to be found somewhere else to build it!

The only way we can get quality infrastructure in Igboland is if we're in control of our own resources and destiny.....or better yet, have our own country!

Very true
Jetways are essential and i believe the international terminal has jetways.

It wouldn't hurt too to have it in the domestic wing.

Given the way British politics is presently it is unlikely.

However he has already achieved a lot.

Kanwulia: 1000 years after colonialism!
His MAMMA is white!
No wonder!

His "LATE" IGBO "DEDI" WAS PROLLY back in AFRICA with his 7 other wives!

LIKE OBAMA. . . .LIKE SONNY BOBBO. . . .


UMUNNA!!!!!

That is baseless and so uncalled for.

honeric01: This is the job of your local government chairman... go and learn more about various arms of government and their duties...

Exactly.

Governance at the grass root is so lax.

People do not hold their LGA chairmen responsible, but will go on screaming GEJ.

obiajuru01: This picture fray is getting out of hand, every state in nigeria has its own flaw, posting them online isn't the way forward, we are the youth, we should be able to strategize possible ways of getting rid of these problems, no wonder our politicians easily trample on our gullible sense of reasoning. We attach tribalism in everything we do, southwest isn't developed, southeast also isn't developed, there's no need looking for the fart with the worse odour, y'all should get a life.

Well it also has its advantages if viewed constructively, an example is the Enugu thread.

So many complaints that have been raised via pictures received fairly prompt attention.

If the affected individuals do not view it as an affront but rather use it to question their governors, they will gain from it.

But some folks are fond of defending their molesters at all cost.

atlwireles: Flooded airports

It is not uncommon at all apparently the OP doesn't know that airports do get flooded and snowed in.

See food oh.


But why wasn't the flight rescheduled with such bad weather.


Runways get snowed in and even flooded, the airport should have been closed.

I am hoping that it was safe to fly that is why it was not.

That is if the pictures are real, it has no signs that it is Enugu.
Could be Lagos or PH international or doctored.

spyder880: Na vex I dey vex today

Pls where is this?

Looks like it has been raining.

This minister is just incompetent.

mogentle: OP, you will need to try harder if you will bring down the indefatigable Amosun whose achievement in 3 years is more than that of OGD's 8 useless, fruitless, and nothing to show years. You even showed Olumo Rock. Pls bring more. It will soon fall back on you.

What of the evidence before you?

Is it not better to demand for more than be content with this?

Honestly if we can all join together irrespective of Party affiliations and kick out these non performing governors it will do us all a lot of good.


Just look at the utter neglect.

vicadex07: Those are mostly federal roads fool...

Mention was not made of that


Besides are other states that are helping their citizens by reconstructing those roads stewpid?

Cry to the right people.

I'm guessing your LGA Chairman and state governor are still alive.

Charity begins at home.

babyosisi: Are you evading the question?

We are taking this systematically

The corpers have no water,we saw their pit latrine and the kids lining up in search of water

Who is supposed to lay pipes and provide the state with water
Oyo state government or federal government

If the tap was running will the toilets be in that state?

If the schools were maintained, will the hostels be in that sorry state?

It is a temp site and is not expected to be state of the art but this simply shows what a regular Oyo state student passes through.

babyosisi: [size=18pt]
Biko stop posting these pictures
TA Orji is an eediot [/size]
I am proudly Igbo and brave enough to say so
That is what differentiates Igbos from their fellow country men
We are not afraid to call our governors useless when they are
We shouldn't turn to praise singers like some people and then threaten violence when the evidence of failure is before us

Yes he has cleaned up a few areas ,that is his job but he is still a failure like the rest of them

Thank you soooooo much.

We are not used to blindly singing our governors' praises.

We prefer to keep them on their toes.
It works better that way.

T. A. Orji is a failure.
He must retire now and face EFCC not steal his way into the senate.
Abians take note!

OgeJesus: HOW ABOUT SECURITY? THE STATE GOVERNMENT HAS TAKEN UPON ITS SELF TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE SECURITY FOR THE PEOPLE OF ABIA. TODAY ABIA IS SECURED, NO MORE KIDNAPPING, NO MORE ARM ROBBERY, ALL HAS BEEN REDUCED TO THE BEAREST MINIMUM. ABIA IS CRIME FREE

Looks like you like suffering.

T. A. Orji is now putting up machinery in place to get into the senate, if you like blindly support him to continue violating your state.

Unbeknownst to the OP of this thread, most people careless about T. A. Orji in fact we all join you to explicitly condemn his failure of a government.


It is left for you to wake up and look around your poverty ridden state and demand better governance.

How can human beings thrive in such conditions.

What will it take to erect permanent structures across all states for NYSC members?

This is one aspect I will say the northern states are better, their camps seem to be the most habitable.
They have gone ahead to improve the condition of the schools used as camps and some have erected permanent sites.

As for Oyo state, I am not surprised cause you cannot give what you do not have.