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Politics › My Little Visit To Okorocha's Township Pri Sch (under Rehabilitation) With Pics by Ejine(op):
Okay, so from attending my big sis' white wedding in Owerri, I decided to take a small tour around the little city, since it's been so long.

Particularly, I stopped by at the old Township Primary School along Wetheral Road (directly opposite the Dan Anyam Stadium) to pay a little visit to my friend and colleague (in Archi) who is tied to a couple of construction projects with the Imo State Government, including the "Imo Tent and Underground Mega Parking Lot" in Owerri(still in construction), the "InterMark Mechanical Tools Market" in Naze (also in construction), the "Emmanuel College" rehabilitation project, The Township Primary School rehabilitation project, and many others - although it was just the Township school I visited.

Well, he says all primary and secondary schools are undergoing reconstruction and rehabilitation so as to further increase their capacities, as well as improve the quality of education there.

Well, here are some pictures, I was able to capture, of the Township Primary School (Please, forgive the crappiness of the camera)

Politics › Re: Prof Ayodele & Prof Andrew Leo Were Killed In BUK Attack by Ejine(m): 5:04pm On Apr 29, 2012
What a loss!
Politics › Re: Siemens:: Lagos To Get 1,600 Megawatts (MW) Gas Turbine Power Station by Ejine(m): 3:54pm On Apr 29, 2012
Kilode and Dapo, those areas you highlighted are quite pitiful (although not surprising), and speak volumes on the degree of "screwed for life" the North has attained.
And I'm telling you, those points, when combined, should be a REALITY SLAP for any honest Northerner who really cares and means well for his people and geopolitical zone, to sit down and really think their situation over. But unfortunately, the opposite is the case.

What we get here on Nairaland, instead, are the silly childish antics of NDU CHUCKS and ALJ HAREM, who continue to delude themselves, not realizing the clock is ticking heavily against them. Funny or tragic? Have your pick.

What I've come to notice about the Northerners on this forum, no offense, is that they invest all their time scrutinizing and castigating the number 1 office (like life begins and ends with it), giving ZERO attention to their governors who are mercilessly looting and mortgaging their already barren future.
The other day, Jonathan commissioned an Islamic school, and Ndu Chucks was actually rejoicing like a lizard that tumbled down an iroko tree! These people are not ashamed their governors are so powerless, so wretched that the FEDERAL OFFICE had to come down and build a PRIMARY SCHOOL for them, something that should have been the job of their governors and 3rd tier officers! OMG!!!

Million dollar factories are being built in Lagos, Ibadan, Onitsha, Calabar and the rest, while Ndu Chucks is aimlessly opening useless threads threatening (like a market square thug) to blow up Warri and Port Harcourt all because of oil.

Bauchi governor appointed 927 officials to help him loot more effectively, while Ndu Chucks is still dwelling in the past talking about Edwin Clark, thinking he's scoring points!

A heavy duty power plant is being built in Lagos while Boko Haraam is mercilessly crippling the North's already dead economy, blowing it to smithereens, while Alj Harem is FOOLISHLY deluding himself with his dead "Anioma is not Igbo" idiiocy.

When you put all these things together, don't you for a second think, "maybe these Northerners actually deserve their self-imposed predicament"? Because I most certainly feel that way.

Call me a bigot, but I've never seen a people so wretched (pocket, body and soul), so shameless and so BACKWARD like Northern Nigerians!
That is how I see them; and with their consistently disgraceful antics? That's how I'll always see them smiley
Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints Here by Ejine(m): 8:29pm On Apr 28, 2012
Shouldn't threads like this be in the Culture Section tho'?

[url]nairaland.com/922837/why-some-fellas-obsessed-ilaje[/url]

www.nairaland.com/925169/we-itsekiris-yorubas-ishekiri-people

I grow tired of having to frog-jump over threads that are strictly about ethnic/tribal identity, littered all over the Politics Section, when there's already a board reserved for them - the Culture Section.

Abi no be so again? smiley
Politics › Re: Power Outage Mars South-south Economic Summit As President Jonathan, Paul Kagame by Ejine(m): 6:09am On Apr 28, 2012
PhysicsQED: This should serve as a reminder of what government should really be pouring all its energy into.
Tell me about it! cool
What government should be pouring its 'energy' into? --- ENERGY! cool
Politics › Re: Aba’s Triumphant Return by Ejine(m): 5:27pm On Apr 27, 2012
Mehn, I sure as hell wasn't going to sit and read that garbage epistle.
Thank God for Siri sha.
TV/Movies › Re: Ramsey Nouah Set To Quit Acting by Ejine(m): 2:49pm On Apr 27, 2012
I'm gonna miss you, Ramsey!
Who could ever forget Silent Night, Blind Trust and Danger Zone?

You've really done your part in the industry, and for that, you will always be appreciated.

I wish you the best in your future endeavours, man cool
Politics › Re: Moving The Federal Capital Territory From Abuja To Port Harcourt by Ejine(m): 12:26pm On Apr 27, 2012
Calabar is definitely the best bet! Or he could just move it to Obudu.

Remember the Northerners cited fears that the capital in Lagos would make the president too vulnerable to attacks? What are they going to say now that the bombs are going off in the president's veranda?
Politics › Re: Tribalism Among Nigerians In Diaspora And On The Web – A Trend We Need To Stop by Ejine(m): 4:46am On Apr 27, 2012
Again I gain nothing from this, I love Igbos
as they love me as well. Please don't paint
me as the bad person here because deep
down you know I am not.
They say reality is a dreamer's greatest adversary.
Well, I won't tackle this comment of yours, so I'll just let your stupidiity shine.
Politics › Re: Tribalism Among Nigerians In Diaspora And On The Web – A Trend We Need To Stop by Ejine(m): 4:37am On Apr 27, 2012
alj harem: I am ignoring you because you are getting emotional.
You're ignoring him because you're devoid of answers to his question, since it would make you look dumber.

Where is Asaba?
Politics › Re: Tribalism Among Nigerians In Diaspora And On The Web – A Trend We Need To Stop by Ejine(m): 4:34am On Apr 27, 2012
alj harem: ^^^

you dish out but don't want to take it ? This was the same selfish behaviour that has made the yoruba-igbo relationship get to this stage in Nigeria politics. I know because Andre is Igbo, thus you cannot correct him. It seem strange but please try..

Anyway I would like to hear what Eze Onlytruth would say
Shut the phuck up and stop trying to beat a retreat, you spineless coward.
Who the hell is Andre to me? MY SON? Why should his affairs be any business of mine, or you think I'm here to play 'Daddy Boy' to anybody?

Why are you shifting goal posts like a dumb teenager with Down's Syndrome?

At first you claimed Shymmex only insulted Igbos and not Ijaws --- Your arse got busted

Then you claimed Igbo people were trying too hard to roll with SSers, stupiidly forgetting there are Igbos in the South South.

Then you tried to claim those Igbos in the South South were actually not Igbos but a different group altogether, fooolishly forgetting you were talking to actual Igbos of SS origin

And after getting roundly beaten, you're bringing Andre Uweh into this?
Exactly how stupiid are you?

For the last time, coward, shut the phuck up and answer the questions you were given.

Go on, I'd like to see how stupiid you can be.
Politics › Re: Tribalism Among Nigerians In Diaspora And On The Web – A Trend We Need To Stop by Ejine(m): 4:20am On Apr 27, 2012
alj harem: Mazi eze, don;t get me angry angry You act as if you do not know Andre and Nchara's activity here on the political board and still I have tried to keep a calm mind but it gets to a point where you know if you do not talk back the lies would be true.

YOU sir Know full well that I have changed compare to my old ways.

You sir know that I do not hate Igbos neither do I like to get in their business.

You sir know that I have fought against Ijaw and Yoruba even Hausa bigots that have tried to insult Ndigbo. You know all these and you still think I have something against Igbo ? How can ?


You are a big hypocrite. The political board is a balance where we SHOULD NOT ENGAGE in Bigotry but when Andre went on and on and I warned him several times and he did not listen either did Ndigbo nairaland care to talk to him, what do I do, allow him to continue ? Certainly not.

Onlytruth, if you curse it would only end up on you just as others before you because I know I have given it all to Igbos. I know myself Eze onlytruth and I know I have nothing but love for Ndigbo but if you all keep displaying your hate, what do I do ?
Stop being a coward by posting this garbage to justify your stupidiity.
Answer the simple question --- Where is Asaba?
Is it...

(a) South Africa
(b) Israel
(c) Ukraine
(d) Delta
(e) Ghana
(f) Bayelsa?
Politics › Re: Tribalism Among Nigerians In Diaspora And On The Web – A Trend We Need To Stop by Ejine(m): 4:13am On Apr 27, 2012
Look I have nothing against Igbos being in
the SS but once Igbos on Nairaland don't
mind their business then I would not either.
If likes of Andre and co cannot mind their
own business and you as an Igbo man
cannot tell them to do so well neither would
I stop. Dude you are even lucky I am busy
right now.
BTW Anioma people are not Igbos
Shame, shame, shame. This is it?

You still don't realize you're making a big foool of yourself, do you?

Well, hear it from Ejine (an Anioma), One Naira (an anioma) and Igbo Boy (an Anioma) --- WE ARE IGBOS! cool We have always been Igbos and we will ALWAYS be Igbos.

Posting that rubbish link of yours does nothing else but magnify your stupiidity and desperation, and shows you up to be a defeated illiterate who now resorts to posting idiiotic garbage links when being busted up on his game.

Answer me again - If Anioma isn't Igbo, then WHAT is Chukwuma Nzeogwu?

You see? Are you not an idiiot?

By the way, why are you now too cowardly to answer One Naira's question?
Politics › Re: Tribalism Among Nigerians In Diaspora And On The Web – A Trend We Need To Stop by Ejine(m): 3:34am On Apr 27, 2012
I remember when Alj Harem shamelessly opened a thread trying to claim that Anioma people hated being Igbo. We descended on the imbeciile humiliating him thoroughly, and he hasn't recovered from that episode ever since.
Alj Harem couldn't in his wildest imaginations believe that the Igbo people he hates so much are actually part and parcel of the "South South" with oil rich ancestral lands of our own, so he tried everything in his power to create enmity between us, but keeps getting destroyed again and again and again.
At a point, he even started calling peeps like me EzeUche, because he was left gobsmacked at the fact that even majority of us "SS Igbos" are more fired with the Igbo spirit than our 'mainland' brothers on the other side of the Niger. What this dullard obviously forgot to factor into his wretched logic was that, if Anioma people really weren't Igbos, then that would mean Chukwuma Nzeogwu himself wasn't Igbo now, wouldn't it?
Funny ain't it?

You see, Alj Harem, we're not like you wretched oil hungry bone-heads who go around opening laughable groups like "Northern Friends of the South South" (a blatant attempt at broad daylight azzz-kissing). We ARE Blessed with our oil, our intellect and our wealth, and will NEVER belittle ourselves like you parasites do! Life does not begin and end with oil for us (which we still have in abundance anyways), so get that through your hollow skull.

South South non-Igbos are not buying into your idiiocy, so please do yourself a favor and go get a life.
Stop trying to dabble in things you will NEVER be part of and will NEVER understand. Focus on your wretched Almajiris and we'll all be happy for you.
Politics › Re: Tribalism Among Nigerians In Diaspora And On The Web – A Trend We Need To Stop by Ejine(m): 1:12am On Apr 27, 2012
^Ouch!! Hahahahahahaaaa! grin NAILED!
Now watch the retarrded, Igbo-obsessed bastarrd Alj Harem recoil and shamelessly take to his heels as he always does.

As for the OP, I've always likened him to the fluid dripping from a diseased pig's rotten anusss... And I guess that's not about to change.
Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Why We Attacked Thisday by Ejine(m): 10:07pm On Apr 26, 2012
Premium Times don take style advertise themselves say dem be professionals grin
Politics › Re: Fear Ngwa People In Abia State. by Ejine(m): 6:34pm On Apr 26, 2012
alj harem: He is Igbo like you. How many people would know the Ngwa more then the Aros, and mbaise ?
Mbaise is not in Abia, coconut head.
Politics › Re: Fear Ngwa People In Abia State. by Ejine(m): 6:28pm On Apr 26, 2012
bashr8: bastard how much where to paid to be writting rubbish about igbo people all over nairaland, from rochas to peter obi to ngwa people, what the f..uck is wrong with you ,please go back to where ever you from and stop this madness , meanwhile declare your ethnic group first. bastard son of a useless mother.
Isn't it obvious? The poster is a TA Orji stooge planted to spread hateful propaganda against opposition parties (in this case, APGA) as well as hateful stories against critics of Orji and the PDP.

TA Orji had it out for Ngwa people after he was humiliated at Ojukwu's burial ceremony in Aba. And the fact that Rochas was showered with praise (along with pleas to come govern Abia) by Aba people as soon as he mounted that podium, has really damaged Orji's ego, and he's been witch-hunting ever since.
It's similar to Ohakim's media assault on Mbaise people (calling them 'ungrateful') when he lost the entire Mbaise zones to Rochas in such a humiliating manner.
Politics › Re: Federal Republic Of South Nigeria by Ejine(m): 6:09pm On Apr 26, 2012
More like it! cool

The Confederate Alliance of South Nigerian States.
Politics › Re: Federal Republic Of South Nigeria by Ejine(m): 4:47pm On Apr 26, 2012
Lol, okay I see, quite understandable. But Really you have to answer this question: viability is key to nationstates. Nigeria purportedly has up to 250 nationalities. Do you propose we splinter into 250 independeent nations? Of course such will be comically unworkable. It therefore makes sense to split in a reasonable and sustainable way: the fewer the splinters, the better for the emrgent nations. The Colony and Protectorate of Southern Nigeria existed prior to 1914. It thus has a history.

I think it can work because southerners are generally more moderate, more educated, more business-minded than the generailty of the north.

Now, when you display such anger towards your fellow southern minrities, that is what will be an unnecessary problem.
Look man, what's been broken has been broken. Now, I'm no revisionist, but these guys made their decision in 1966, not me.
By the way, in 1999, when PDP was about to run its primary election, at that time, it appeared Alex Ekwueme was going to defeat Obasanjo. Can you tell me who peddled the hateful spin that "A vote for Ekwueme is a vote for Biafra"? South-Westerners. That's right - Our so-called "Southern Brothers"
So look man, the highest I can take is a confederate setup or the sort of thing seen in the UK and the UAE. Outside that? No thanks, I think I'll pass. cool
Politics › Re: Federal Republic Of South Nigeria by Ejine(m): 4:29pm On Apr 26, 2012
REP S NIG: ^ Keep posting funny pics while people are being bombed to pieces all over the country becuase of the forced "one nigeria". U think people's lives are poo abi. enjoy.
No, you don't understand. As long as I'm concerned, there is no such thing as Southern Nigeria anymore. It will never exist.
If it isn't the Bini people writing to the pope and begging him to save them from Igbo domination because an Igbo man was made Bishop, it's the Ogoni and the Rivers minorities crying because an Ikwerre man had assumed governorship for a second time (in the form of Amaechi).
Personally, I could give a phuck about what the other zones in the South choose to do with their lives, as long as my Anioma region in Delta State is detached from the "South-South" and united with our kith and kin in the South-East. Should the South-East declare itself a sovereign entity, I'd be more than happy to be part of that country. No expansionist bullshiit. If the other regions, the South-West and the South South choose to stay back and keep begging those bloody inbred retarrds in the North to not secede, that's their phucking life, and I sure as hell wouldn't want to be part of it.
If Nigeria breaks into 20 million pieces, how the phuck is that going to affect my performance in bed? Everybody should answer im papa name, and stop looking for who to leech on! That is my point!

So, my brother, what I'd really like you to do for me is get rid of that false illusion of a "South Nigeria" because I hate it with all the venom and fire in my heart. I feel a burning rage in my tesssticles when I hear that shiit, and it makes me want to mercilessly punch you to the ground while humming the theme song from "Rocky"

Please, we are NOT one! We never were, and NEVER will be!!!

Thank you

*exhales and inhales, and then reaches for his anger medication*
Politics › Re: Federal Republic Of South Nigeria by Ejine(m): 4:11pm On Apr 26, 2012
This is what I think of your Southern Nigeria:

https://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lx9fzoYT1C1r9a5ako1_400.png

That is all.
Politics › Re: Jonathan Shuns South-south Economic Summit…says: “it Is A Political Jamboree” by Ejine(m): 4:04pm On Apr 26, 2012
Watching the summit, I actually think President Jonathan made a smart decision on this one.

Save for Wole Soyinka, the rest of the summit is a nonsensical show of absolute nothingness, pointless chatter and numerous power outage goofs here and there.
Couple that with the fact that this is nothing but overfed men mounting the podium to read crap that will not be implemented, then I fully support the president's decision to shun this idiocy.

If I'm correct, this summit was also held last year. What has it achieved? Nothing!
Celebrities › Re: Don Jazzy Replies D'banj - 'I Wish You Well Son' by Ejine(m): 12:34pm On Apr 26, 2012
9jadelta: u knw the problem with u people? Sentiment has blocked ur big eyes.. U dnt even know ur left to right... I posted to solid link wikipedia and nigerfilms... To prove my point yet someone went and look 4 a picture to say enebeli is don jazz fathers name... Where is the solid link to prove it?

If i make up a picture and say ur fathers name is adegoroye who would change that?...

If donjazzy father bears enebeli does that make it his surname?

Why did don donjazzy prefer ajereh to enebeli?

This is nothin buh common sense na....

Use what is upstair
The fact that you even cited WIKIPEDIA and NIGERIANFILMS as 'solid evidence' speaks volumes on how clueless you are. In case you're just encountering a computer for the first time in youf life, let me spell it for you - Wikipedia is an OPEN SOURCE application website, which means it runs on information provided by random people like you and me. And it also means it can be edited ANYTIME anyone feels like. So, don't come here quoting Wikipedia thinking you're scoring any points, cuz you'll only succeed at making yourself the butt of jokes.

Secondly, your question on why Don Jazzy goes by Ajereh and not Enebeli is another evidence on your ignorance, because on SEVERAL occasions, I've seen him refer to himself as Enebeli and NOT even Ajereh. On Twitter, he refers to himself as "Michael Collins" - I guess that means he's American?
Sorry, but Ajereh, Enebeli and Collins are all his father's names, and he has the right and freedom to use them whenever he sees fit (like Rita Dominic who changed her screen name from Rita Nwaturuocha to "Rita Dominic", the 'Dominic' being her father's english name) - but get it right, comrade, Don Jazzy is a full-blood Igbo boy from Delta State, who also fancies himself "mixed Igbo" of DELTA and ABIA states (he's said this on NUMEROUS occasions on Twitter - I should know - I follow his tweets), so your Isoko spin is laughable on so many levels.

Oh, and yes - "Ajereh" is also a recognized Igbo name, just like "Abasi" is also an Igbo name.
You sure didn't know that, did ya? You are truly clueless, dear friend smiley
Politics › Re: Why Are Some Fellas Obsessed With The ILAJE People? by Ejine(m): 11:40am On Apr 26, 2012
What a boring thread.
Politics › Re: Assassination Plots Against Key Yoruba Leaders Uncovered By Group by Ejine(m): 11:06am On Apr 26, 2012
Yoruba Intelligence Network, I see? Cool... Cool.

Would it be out of line, though, for me to ask where this same "Intelligence Network" was, all through the period Adedibu, Obasanjo, Oni, Alao-Akala, Daniels and the others almost completely ravaged the region with their thuggery?
Or is this just another elaborate smokescreen by the governors and politicians to play on the emotions of their people, so as to get their minds off their performance, or lack of one?
Politics › Re: Why Are Some Fellas Obsessed With The ILAJE People? by Ejine(m): 9:30pm On Apr 25, 2012
Jobless Alj Haram.
Education › Re: Bishop Oyedepo: New Kings University Under Construction by Ejine(m): 6:55pm On Apr 25, 2012
Wonder what the tuition fee for this uni's going to be.
Probably 10 million a year.
Celebrities › Re: Don Jazzy Replies D'banj - 'I Wish You Well Son' by Ejine(m): 6:24pm On Apr 25, 2012
[quote author=~Bluetooth]Dbanj is rolling with bigger boys,so compare jazzy with the people he roll with. tongue[/quote]Sorry, but an artiste is judged by his critical and commercial success, and not by the people he 'rolls with', cuz if that were to be the case, then Reverend Run's son's album (being Russell Simmones' nephew) wouldn't have crashed and cratered terribly selling only 21,000 copies this year.
And also get it right - In the American industry, you leave as easily as you come. A single flop or failed expectation can see you getting drop-kicked straight to the sewage hole - No friends, no girls, no fans, no nothing. So, biko, chalk am down for blackboard ooo - "I know badt guys" won't automatically make you a bankable artiste in America.

So chillax - we go read the mile after we don run de race finish.
Let us judge them by their success in the coming years, is all I have to say cool
Celebrities › Re: Don Jazzy Replies D'banj - 'I Wish You Well Son' by Ejine(m): 6:01pm On Apr 25, 2012
Now, that's how a mature professional should speak!

Okay, to the warring sides: I say we call a truce.
Let us only decide on who truly is superior by their carrier marks and the quality of work they present to us in the coming years - What say you? Deal? cool

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