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They also happen to be in Ikoyi, VI, Lekki, Ajah, Ikeja etc.
That's a great deal of flushing to do..
The left over will be umm....

lawizle: Dey dint say mention names of jeeps u know ode!

dude that was rude,
but ...hilarious

I favour
Nissan xterra,
Toyota landcruiser (pricy, but no nonsense ruggedness)
Nissan pathfinder
Toyota 4runner(very bland though)

I wonder those that are clamouring for a new state in the SE.
I dont think it is necessary.
A confederate system of government is what we shld be talking about.
However, it wont be rejected if it comes to pass but i dont want my state divided.

Nextworldnx: I dont know why ibos are always stepping on toes and also chest-thumping against all tribes in nigeria.
Let me tell u folks something, better dont try that shit with the igalas because it WONT take us anything to wipe u guys out. Better check our history very well before starting what you cant finish.
- Ask the jukuns
- Ask d hausas why majority of them are dis-abled.
I even laugh at u guys, if know of the ibajis on whose land ur tresspassing. By the time they finish with you, ANAMBRA will be extinct.

3 of d villages mentioned are thesame igala villages where the ibos where granted refuge when there was war btw ibo brothers. Now they turn around to say “igalas live among us“. Claiming another man‘s property in broadlight( OLE! ).

If its WAR bring it on, and be EXTERMINATED!!
When it happens,remember i said so here.

Ant gather food finish for rainy season.
Grasshopper dey, dey play guitar.
Dry season come, grasshopper begin drag the food with ant.
Wetin fit that grasshopper?
No be to roast am chop?

@sisi
I believe u have a deep rooted remorse for the Nigerian government and i wouldnt blame u.
However, 45 working days for a visa application is criminal!
The govt is not always wrong and shld be proportionately commended when they get it right which they did.
Ur attitude suggests that Canada has the right to do whatever they want since Nigeria is a "h ellhole" courtesy of the govt.
Now the same govt stands up and says NO ,and u still curse.
That's hypocrisy.

dadicvila: God bless you my brother,even me an Ijaw man know the people commiting all manner of atrocities and spoiling the name of igbos,i give Anambra people 50yards,i grew up with igbo's,yoruba's,hausa's etc,plus i have interacted with all and sundry but i have never seen a group of people as desperate as anambra people,they can kill for even 50naira,Godbless my coal city,Imo and Abia peeps,shame on Anambra people,Tufiakwa

Where is the only beatified Nigerian from?

Where is the first black papal conclave cardinal from?

Nobody has a monopoly of good or evil.

phraze: Only people with foresight emulate the steps of Great Leaders. Mr. Seun has supported this, don't know why i should'nt. Ekù ishè Sir

This is got to be the dumbest post, put in the most possibly irritating way.
This is pure SHEEP mentality, retarded sheep at that!
Seun supports it, so it's right.
U cant think for urself again?

Remember the lead ram tends to make it across the road, it's the sheep following that gets crushed by the oncoming trailer.

If a Nigerian who can use a computer can reason like this, we are bleeped!

maasoap: Sorry sir, Sanusi may be wrong on this one as you've said but Soludo was a disaster. He raised the Nigerian banks capital base to 25billion naira each, and right under his nose, that capital base of many banks were reduced to zero coz of corruption and he claimed he wasn't aware of their then financial situation.

Dont agree with u. Soludo was the best CBN gov we've ever had.
He kickstarted the banking sector and gave it international relevance.
It was his proposed revaluation policy of the naira that put him out of favour with greedy and corrupt politicians who would have effectively had there financial wings clipped.

Bat (better than beaf)
Impala (very delicious)
Grasscutter (cant get enough of this)
Monitor lizard (fishy)
Termites (crunchy)
Salmon (raw and overrated)

dayokanu: So who would inherit Biancar?

It's Bianca.

Where exactly does the govt hope to build the lifestyle city?

@OP
most of the places u mentioned are highbrow areas so the rent will be on the high side.

Again the demand for housing has gone up sharply in Enugu in the past year or two as improving infrastructure has attracted more businesses and individuals.
Enugu is not entirely a civil service city.
If u think Enugu is unnecessarily expensive check out Owerri, u'll be shocked.

This is a welcome development.
It's of utmost important that Anambra gets it right come the next election so as to kick start an internationally vibrant economic zone.

I pray someone like Soludo be given a chance.
That state needs an economist.

ofcourse this will never make the frnt page unlesss it's about kidnapping

One can see from the number of hidden posts why some topics should not be put up on the front page, yet this keeps happening.

Moderator u have ur hands full.

miketayo: i totally disagree, have the checked the east african countries (uganda, rwanda, etc..) or the small countries in west africa.. they are just hating

The key word is LIVEABLE and believe me, the cities in many of those countries are more liveable than Lagos!
Not all cities were part of the survey though.
The world definitely has more than 140 cities.

chic2pimp: It has nothing to do with that.
The brits are simply better hosts. It's that simple.
The Paralympic that would start very soon would drive home my point.

Better hosts
With the worst ticketting in olympic history.
I've just cut off 2hrs from my sleep time watching this.
Mostly boring with few flashes of brilliance.

Freesia: beginning of George's second song sounds like the BBC song

Was thinking the exact same thing!

centje: I think d governors of south east and leaders of igbo rnt makin much effort for integration of region,otherwise they shuld hv come up wit well articulated projects targeted for future jst like BRADES in south south,the states in d south east culd create economic,social,political etc ties. This is even much need considerin d amt allocated to us frm federal level. I wnt to see a future where all d igbo states are interconnected in road network,in agriculture and commerce where ebonyi supplies rice for d big market of onitsha and its river port,enugu provides tourism, education,healthcare,imo provides us palm oil and other farm produce,crude oil,tourism,while abia serves as japan of d south east. Dat integrated future is possible if we plan well today. But am nt seein them forth comin. However enugu remains a cosmopolitan city of d south east,hostin every part of igbo and nigerians at large. For instance check workers in unth,owners of major investments in enugu,even am radio station(cosmo fm) was named after d cosmopolitan nature of d state. We are all igbo daz wat matters to me.

That's correct!
I keep imagining what a very smooth 3 lane highway with street lights, going from Onitsha through Enugu, Okigwe, Umuahia, Aba , and PH will do to the economy of the southeast!
Is my dream too farfetched?
Or can the governors collectively achieve this even with little or no FG help.

This state has alot of natural beauty.
I like the logo.
This is an improvement from the Ekiti thread, the pics here look more real.

Kobojunkie: You did that in your dreams? Abeg stop disturbing me with your inane thoughts. Gosh!! na by force to give you attention??

LOL!
No need to get all worked up.
U just dont have any reply to those arguements.
At least u go away hopefully more enlightened.

Kobojunkie: I challenge you. Put forth an intelligent (not more inane ramblings) rebuttal to any of what I posted there. Again, I DARE YOU.

I have since done that, just go back about 2 pages and see my posts.
Ur arguement here is baseless and irrational!

Kobojunkie: I challenge you. Put forth an intelligent (not more inane ramblings) rebuttal to any of what I posted there. Again, I DARE YOU.

I have since done that, just go back about 2 pages and see my posts.
Ur arguement here is baseless and irrational!

CrazyMan: Judging from the present state of the country, I don't think what Nigeria needs at the moment is electricity.

Any sensible leader would know that unless he improves the security of lives and properties of his fellow country men, it would be impossible for them to stand behind him come any elections. Most especially when its obvious that their lives and properties aren't secured.

I would suggest that Jonathan should tackle the problem of security first. Its so sad that you can hardly approach a newspaper stand and wouldn't find one killing story or the other.

If it isn't boko haram its militants. If it isn't militants, its armed robbers. If it isn't armed robbers, its cultist. If it isn't cultist, its ritualist. Just killing killing killing. And no one is doing anything to stop it.

Jonathan should know that Nigerians must be assured of their safety before he (GEJ) should think of other projects and re-election.

I came across a thread where the governor of kogi state, because of the high rate of insecurity in his state had to wear a bullet proof vest before coming out in public.

If a governor can be so cautious about his own safety when coming out publicly, what about the common man?

Is the governor trying to tell us that we should all wear bullet proof jackets in public gatherings?

Too be honest, I'm ready to stay in darkness if that's the price to be paid in order to ensure my safety, I don't know about you.

Killing killing killing?
Do you know how many Nigerian families that have been killed by generator fumes?

Do you know how many that have died trying to refuel their generators?

Can u statistically tell me that kerosene explosion has not claimed more lives than ritual killings for instance.

By the way many of the so called armed robbers, kidnappers etc that make our lives insecure are direct products of lack of power supply who have been put out of their small scale businesses.

Do u know how many companies have folded because of power putting youths out of job and into a live of crime making ur life insecure?

blink182: There are arguments that are not made for online non verbal forum.

Sorry I called you a block head. These arguments lead nowhere and achieve nothing apart from massaging our egos. I'm a very practical person.

If this argument was of any importance, I still would have thrown most of your points out the window and if you are not a bias person as you claim, you will see things my way.

Please do not bother replying, I'm out.

I think u should accept it when someone puts up a good and superior arguement. That's a way of learning.

U cant throw ogugua's arguement out of the window because they are rock solid.
So u walk out. I only hope u left with something.

blink182: Its more like you who can't think.

Health care: Properly trained doctors are not eletronics
Energy: When I say energy I mean petroleum and gas at the correct price an OPEC member should market it to her citizens. Please figure the rest.
Security: Street lights will not prevent or stop carnage currently going on in the country.
Transportation: I was refering to trains.
Job creation: this I agree on but the jobs won't come from the government but the private sector.
Accepting resolutions drafted by the nationals assembly: Pen use ink not electricity.

most importantly, he should stop being a mo. ron: this side is hopeless, the man has been like this for too long to be changed.

I know some people are not done dreaming but Nigeria is still far off from constant electricity. When an honest government comes into power, we Will know the true situation of things. Not all these propaganda.

I am trying very hard to convince myself that u received basic education.

PLS refer to my previous posts i dont need to repeat myself about healthcare, transport etc
Also note that the OP was creating a scenario of constant electricity. He never claimed the admin would be able to achieve that easily.

And do me a favour, BLINK out of it, i mean ignorance

Kobojunkie: So by your statements one should easily conclude then that since South Africans, Spaniards, Greeks, Egyptians enjoy far more power than Nigerian do, then by default, jobs will be automagically created, unemployment down, HealthCare, Education will fix itself and transportation too?

So, according to you, the reason our schools suck is not because Government does not invest in them but because there is no electricity?

The reason HealthCare is terrible in Nigeria is not because Nigeria has failed to invest heavily in the sector but because there is no electricity? And even more, the reason our doctors are not as good as they should be is not because they are not well trained in our institutions, and then come out to poorly equipped facilities, but because there is no Electricity?

Fear no gree me continue . .. If person believe say Electricity is the only problem in Nigeria then pray tell, how do you even . . . where do you begin to reason with . .

More of lack of knowledge no gree u continue.

The best trained doctors will not use their phones to operate on a patient they literally need working theatre lights and a conducive temperature (ac) to operate efficiently.

Every patient that walks into the hospital requires some form of laboratory or radiology investigation. Will u power the machines by wishful thinking even if u have the latest equipment.
A department like Radiology which is one of the pivots of making a diagnosis CANNOT function without fairly constant power supply.
Crappy electricity is 〓 to very crappy healthcare.

Nigeria is not better than any of the examples u sighted so i wonder why u brought this up.
See what i said in my previous post about transportation.
U even dared mention education!!!!!
I give up on u.

U LACK depth of reasoning!

collins123: [size=15pt]To show how stupid a lot of pple are 'Electricity alone (which is your basic citizenry right by the way) and you will vote for him in 2015. Next, Improvement in the Transportation Sector and you will vote for him in 2019.

SStupid Morrons. Fight for your right, not just electricity! And if Boko Haram bomb another place na ur sorry arzz go first cry GEJ head for NL.

Me-wise, I have not gained anything directly from the GEJ Slavery Tenure(s)[/size]

U are the big slowpoke!
Can u mention any sector of development that is not affected by power?
What do u think butressed the industrial revolution?

Without power how will the airport scanners work, look how dark the streets are without lighting and tell me if it's not safer when they are brighltly lit with the govt having to spend less and u're here retorting about security.

Or is it health or agriculture etc that are not affected
It's shocking how shallow pple can be without knowing it.
U are even more moronic to have mentioned transportation. What do u think will best power the rail system we so much need in this country if not electricity.

By the way all of them(healthcare, food etc) are ur rights not just power supply, so that is a lame way to reason.
If constant power supply is provided, many other sectors will automatically become more efficient.

centje: One means of curbing this menace is to institute death penality and be serious abt it. Enugu state hv death penality for kidnappers. And its workin for the state. But as usually ppl wuld wnt to bribe their relatives out. This family must hv paid some ransom to his captors. The worse is that they dnt hv respect anymore,even priests are kidnapped,one day u hear they kidnapped a bishop.

The death penalty has really worked well in Enugu where i here kidnapping is virtually inexistent.

If u are referring to catholic priests, u should know that the catholic church does NOT negotiate with kidnappers so if a priest is kidnapped, the dioscece simply tells u to do with him what u wish(he's God's servant afterall). A smart move that abruptly nipped this act in the bud

The governor, if any, has alot of work to do!
Pls use a proper camera next time or not at all (thread is about pics isnt it?),the pics posted by the OP look grainy,
spyder tried to redeem u, pls continue to help, otherwise poor pics.

Bad news seems to make it to the front pages with lightining speed when it's coming from certain quarters.

@OP
A fair attempt at showing Ekiti but the pictures dont look like they were taken by someone on ground.
Many of the pics just show the same buildings from different angles and the landscape pics have web addresses on them so are obviously not original.
Some of the personal pics were nice though - the traditional attires.

It's important to show the TRUE picture of things and not some photoshopped landscapes and especially important to show the not so good sides of ur state.
If not we will just be giving our politicians a helping hand in looting by singing undeserved praises.

If i hadnt been to Ekiti this would be quite misleading. I know better though.