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[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=651724.msg8232135#msg8232135 date=1304131775]I'm sorry but most people do not see any connection between igbos and Jews.
you are on your own. Even the jews don't know you. isn't that a shame[/quote][center]https://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lkfvw0WpU51qh36i0o1_500.jpg[/center]

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[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=651724.msg8232124#msg8232124 date=1304131542]If one Igbo man is killed in Nigeria, we no go hear word again.[/quote]Love that.

[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=651724.msg8232117#msg8232117 date=1304131421]Yes. Ezeagu Times Magazine. your ultimate source for news content relating to World War II and 1940s Nazi Germany.[/quote]I was just pointing out the obvious, besides the killing and the planes falling.

[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=651724.msg8232107#msg8232107 date=1304130924]^ i love how you are comparing yourself  to holocaust sufferers.
victim-complex much?[/quote]Please read the news, just a little.


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[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=651724.msg8232081#msg8232081 date=1304130543]And they'll continue to whine if they continue predispose themselves to their current situation.[/quote]Did somebody say . . .
































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[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=651724.msg8232058#msg8232058 date=1304129927]lol. I'm sick and tired of the whining/victim-complex from Igbos as well.
it's plain and simple. LEAVE THE NORTH.

if Nigeria divides into three tomorrow, we will still have the same problem because the igbos will refuse to leave hausaland or yorubaland. in fact, they will start claiming that they own Lagos or Abuja or Kano or that they have the right to be there. yes you can stay there but don't complain when you get killed.

they are even lucky that yorubas are not hostile toward them. because there are a ton of igbos in lagos as well.
I'm sure hausas have a reason for their hostility (not saying that it's excusable). we just aren't completely sure of it.

if you hate hausas and want a Biafra: start by leaving hausaland and relocating to Biafra. it's very simple[/quote]I know, haha, whiny Igbo, you butcher a couple of their teenagers (including Yoruba), and its like its Israel vs. Palestine again. Like, OMG, get over it. LOL!

cold:
Besides the religious tensions in the north I dare say the north is a safer region to reside than the east.

Yeah, like besides World War II and all the Jewish extermination, I dare say Germany in the 1940's was a safer region to reside than Mongolia.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=651724.msg8232054#msg8232054 date=1304129676]Point of correction, the Yorubas are cool with everyone.
We just have the competition of the SE first in heart before any others. That's why ppl dey vex.
You can come and chill in Ogun, Oyo, Ondo, Lagos, and Osun state anytime.  (Stay out of Ekiti)[/quote]Sorry, you made a bad. Nah, don't worry I fixed it.

Congratulations Nigeria, you have officially passed the Somalia you're always talking about in non-human behaviour.

smoothlips:
another 4years of poverty, Abia state is really cursed.
I hate Ngwa people, deal with it
I hateAba State,

Sorry to disappoint you, but the whole of Nigeria is rubbish, I'm sorry to have to remind you of the truth.

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South east and South south (middle), piss poor regions (surrounding).

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Cleaning up the cities is one of the major issues, as well as the rural, but the rural only need basic infrastructure, not housing and neighbourhood planning like cities. As you said, the cities also need to be planned and they need to be planned with a city boundary. If we're thinking long term, we may need to think of urbanising some sleepy/rural towns and attaching them to the metropolis of nearby larger cities, this has happened in places like Onicha, but it needs to be done a planned way because we all know how Igbo people are with land.

Ebonyi agriculture definitely needs to be upgraded, and let's not forget a second Niger bridge.

The thing that's always been on my mind is the railway, that needs to comeback (properly).

bashr4:
so far all is goin well and the buisness is good for majority of the people in it ,nobody is complaining yet abi no b igbo people we be again.

also independence layout phase two is fast developing and private industries are springing up, most of them are small but am proud of the efforts and energy of the youth here

I trust.

bashr4:
it shows all we need is just basic infrastructures and we will take care of the rest.

You've said it the best.

I feel like everything has already been planned, it's just putting it into place. Like the important people know what has to be done in places like Aba, Abakaleke, Onicha (on-going) and other places. Maybe the planning is just how to get people to start doing them and doing them the right way.

Bump I agree.

Sometimes certain people say things and you just feel like



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chukcer, chucker, chucker. . . . .

Bump The actual trains may not be the ones shown, judging from the picture they have of the interior.

I'm high off Igbo? You can say something like that.

"Show yourself for dis place, kolo mental."

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Ndi Igbo, let's enjoy a song from a brother.

ak47mann:

Chuker, Chuker, Chuker,

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I don't mean to derail this thread, but I'll just like to remind everyone about a popular story.

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You'll get there little train.



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Heeheeheeheehee!

It's always good to try your best. I just wanted everybody to know.

If Aba is turned around somehow that will be good oh.

Hey look at Tokyo's massive cranes.

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Well, they could have made the ones in Onicha a bit less dull, but I don't think they're there for that.

I feel like laughing again, what's wrong with me?

I even forgot about the Enugu International Airport, wow, a lot of things are happening, really fast! But it would be more exciting if this development was spreading to Ebonyi and Abia as well, especially because of Aba.

The ideal would have been Onicha Port, Plus the airports, plus Aba renovation. Then Ebonyi should develop agriculture, things are getting unstable in other parts of Africa and it's no longer safe to rely on others for food, it has never been safe.

Ise!!!

Sorry, I just had a sudden urge to laugh for some reason.

Hey, the renovation of the port was apparently sponsored by FirstBank. Hey, FirstBank you tried oh!

(Ezeuche, you were right, that other picture seems to be real, the River Niger Bridge can be seen in the background of this one)

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High capacity cargo handling equipment used for Onitsha River Port renovation, financed by FirstBank.

http://www.firstbanknigeria.com/investor_relations/annualreport_dec_2009/introduction/case-study-gallery.html (Scroll to the next)

[quote author=EzeUche__ link=topic=645376.msg8218520#msg8218520 date=1303949791]The FG has made good on their promise to make Igboland truly prosperous. This is all we needed, now the Ndigbo can take control of the rest.  [/quote]Nwanne, kpu glasses nno!