₦airaland Forum

Tycyborg:
Young man... I once drove to Delta port and what I saw there is not good... I took goods to the place and after buying fuel and the money the community boys collected from me, I vow to never go there again cos they will attack you from every angle but about other ports I have no idea... To be honest even a security man at the Port gate said those guys were the reason people don't use the port... Bus pay 8 to 10k to the community boys and trailers pay 18 to 25k... We are our own enemy

martineverest:
2nd naija bridge is a federal project oooo...who is fielding u with lies and hatred?

the one in ibom(biggest and most expensive in naija) is far bigger than the proposed one in ondo.....just like the mambilla dam(biggest and most expensive in Nigeria) located in plateau..both ibom port and mambilla are private-public owned....they are above 4.5 billion dollars each

martineverest:
it's a private-public seaport..don't make it look like a total private one

martineverest:
who owns ibom deep sea port that's under construction?

martineverest:
do u even realise that ondo is a south west state and also a Niger Delta state?...the fact that ondo is between south South and south west remains the biggest reason for the location...mind u,delta,rivers,ibom and calabar already have ports that will serve south east

martineverest:
why did u neglect the fact that delta and rivers got more seaports than lagos.. were u expecting another seaports in South South when almost all states in that region got one?....ondo is the only Niger Delta state that shares border with sea without a seaport...Edo port is under construction.


don't forget proposed seaport in ondo will be on ijawland,not Yoruba

martineverest:
do u even realise that rivers and delta have at least 4 ports?....do u realise that akwa ibom and cross River states are building the biggest deep sea ports in nigeria?...mind u I'm from Niger delta

chuksmad:
You can ask that question to your brother GEJ when he was the president, yet could not do such to his region. Thats why I marveled the way SE especially praise this man to high heavens, yet no single development in both SE and SS. Even his state can have the seaport.
So do not blame this current regime if they are doing the right thing as they understand better. I rest my case.

Ebeano49:
An individual CANNOT expand a car plant without state support. A company like Innoson should not be boorrowing funds from commercial banks at market rates! Every Chineese car plant is part state owned and today they are dominating the world.
Nigeria should work with Innoson! Give his business easy access to low cost longterm credit and other incentives even if it means taking a nominal stake in the business. A country that masters car production techonology has conquered high tech because to make a car you require skills in electronics, mechanics, structural, glazing, rubber and plastic processing, etc,. Innoson is capable for employing hundreds of thousands of Nigerians if well supported.

bestdudes:
Oga, in this world, nobody will give u anything on a gold platter. Innoson that is not even serious about expanding.

Jac has taken southwest and very soon, you all will be screaming Jac killed Innoson.

okonja:
Turbulence is just normal occurrence in air, it's not a big deal...

CoolAmbience:
I am not surprised that you want to argue.

It is laughable that you want me to agree to the falsehood that Igbos were at the helm of all the sectors in Nigeria at independence.

Which political party was the most dominant in Nigeria as at independence? Who was the most influential politician in Nigeria in the first republic? There were just three or four brigadiers in the entire Nigerian army between '60 and '64, were they all Igbos? Agriculture was the mainstay of Nigeria's economy, did Ndigbo lead in Agriculture too?

Please, be specific about how Igbos led in Medicine and Engineering. Were the first indigenous doctor and engineer in Nigeria Igbos? Are the sectors you pinpointed the only ones in Nigeria? What about the arts, construction, music, literature, law, politics etc?

Is not everything your dad or uncle tells you that you believe my brother. You should do some good research.

CoolAmbience:
Oga, the Igbos couldn't have been above all the other ethnic groups in everything...perhaps in a few sectors but certainly not in every sector. I am not just Igbo, I am also a good student of history.

However you look at it, every ethnic group in Nigeria has evolved in the last 50 years, and a whole lot of these tribes, including those hitherto regarded as minorities, have proven their mettle in key sectors of the Nigerian economy.

Our country is awakening herself to the dynamism of nationhood, which rests more on the inclusiveness of negotiations, partnerships, common good and sustenance than on ethnicity and other biases that bear no real significance in our national project.

CoolAmbience:
That's why no one wishes for a war...'cos atrocities happen on both sides.

As for oppressing the igbos, that's a figment of your imagination because igbo remains, unarguably, one of the most successful ethnic groups in country.

Danwakae:
That caward call lamidi KANU will be in one dongeon and be given orders and some gullible fools be obeying. Mutane marasa hankali

femolii:
Gala seller like you want to sit at home.

Demainman1:
Most Igbo villages are under developed and they look like forest if you ever watch Nollywood movies. I really hate that look when i see them on those movies being an igbo myself.

My people, please build in the villages so as to bring these places up to the 21st century standard. Our generation unborn will thank us for it. while at it, proper maintenance culture on those properties are needed so that houses built can last a very long time. Regular painting, nice landscapping readily comes to mind.

For any Local Government Chairman/State Governor reading this, please embark on proper village/town planning so as to give our villages a modern organisation rather than allow the people to put up structures in an unorganised manner.

sobodetitilayo:
The medical practitioners do say 'we treat but God cures'. I think the nurse is right to some extent

dhestiney:
Which kind thing be this na? Nigerians are getting dumber by the day!!

PassingShot:
Kanu could have bolted through an already prepared special exit. He knew what he was calling for long before it happened.

Remember we're talking of a man who entered Nigeria through illegal means - he didn't use any of his passports (British and Nigerian).

Lastly, he lost all rights he could lay claim to the moment he embarked on his war mongering and call to arm crusade.

PassingShot:
Your evidence please?
I am not saying he wasn't or was, but do you have a proof to your claim?