From my experience, there are so many Anambra millionaires who dress worse than this. I've seen an Onitsha trader (trading was just his camouflage) who owned several mansions in Enugu, Abuja and Lagos which he rented out to people (film makers inclusive) but he always dressed so casually. Until he died that was when we started discovering things. Fools will judge people based on their dressing but the bigger fools would judge an Igbo businessman's financial status based on dressing.

BOOOMNAIJA:
Abuja

Guy stop embarrassing Nigerians by trying to compare Abuja to Jo'burg. Looking at the two cities, it's easy to see that one is light years ahead of the other.

Happy birthday to her

tatatar:

You're not from the SE indeed Eze
You guys should stop embarrassing yourselves.
Check this out! :

Akwa Ibom- the largest oil producer with 31.4% (504,000 BPD)
Delta – 21.56% (346,000 BPD)
Rivers – 21.43% (344,000 BPD)
Bayelsa – 18.07% (290,000 BPD)
Ondo – 3.74% (60,000 BPD)
Lagos – 2.64% (40,000 BPD)
Edo – 2.06% (33,000 BPD)
Imo-1.06 % (17,000 BPD)
Abia-0.68% (11,000 BPD)

As you can clearly see,even Edo State produces more oil than the entire SE.While SW produces 4× the inconsequential amount your states produce.
You guys are of no relevance to this country!

No link no source! Keep lying to yourself. Have you seen the latest on front page?
https://www.nairaland.com/5880039/regional-security-outcome-south-east-governors
Pipeline runs from Imo to Lagos yet your fake stats puts oil production of Lagos above Imo and Abia.
It's obvious you're naive that you don't know that there are Igbos in Rivers and Delta states which I'm one of. You should also have problem with Chibuike Amaechi too because he's not from the South East.

tatatar:

How much oil does imo and Abia produce sir ?
Even the SW produces more oil than the SE.
The SW apart from that contributes more than 60% of Nigeria's non-oil revenues.
Your region contributes amongst the lowest in Nigeria and depends almost entirely on Niger-Delta oil for its revenues and you're here talking of injustice

I am not from the South East but your gibberish is too obvious to go unnoticed. I am sorry how you had to be groomed into a world of lies and deceit. I'll advise you to start by checking the number of oil wells in each state instead of you to embarrass yourself here.

limeta:






How dare you come here and insult a tribe that feed you like igbos never got money from niger delta oil

All the salaries, roads schools in igbo land where is the money from
Second niger bridge is it yr second hand car parts business paying for it

Is this how is going to be in Biafra ?
Hmmmmmm

Imo and Abia are oil producing states yet the South East get the least allocation. I am tired of addressing ignorant Niger Deltans on this issue. Our problem is that we keep fighting the wrong enemies. The best solution for us is to align with one of the majorities because the voice of 1 million Ogonis can never be heard where other 199 million are talking but 50 million can go a long way.

This is why I hardly believe any news on Nairaland unless there is a video evidence.

Lalasticlala needs to see this because it is a rebuttal to the audio Shekau surrender.

cnonyechi:

Wao that's a first

Actually, you'll find more if you research.

Crixxx:
weird but kind of sensible.. Give God in the hands.. no no no it's stupid

That was how weird it sounded when I first had the name. I think the meaning is more like "hand it over to God".

Yuneehk:

Panye Chi n'aka. Hmmm, does this mean what I think it is? That's like para nye Chineke n'aka, okwaya?

That's it.
There are really lots of names to discover

I've heard one
Panyechinaka

Poloyanabo1:
Ok whats the meaning of Op? help a brother.

Original poster, I started the discussion. Check well!

Poloyanabo1:

Okrikans own 53% of phalga...
go brace up, get your facts and come lets argue. Eschew tribal sentiments.

That's not true please.
53% is exaggeration. Let's be truthful here! If you look at PHALGA today it is more than 70% Ikwerre land. Diobu is the biggest town in PHALGA, that alone could account for 15% of the landmass. You're expanding PHALGA into Okrika LGA, if the same should be done with Obio/Akpor, you know what the result will be.

Poloyanabo1:
Don't mind Op that listed it under Obio akpor Lga.

That was a mistake and I've corrected it. I am the OP by the way.

Poloyanabo1:
Op Trans Amadi is 35% in elekahia(Phalga),
15% in Abuloma(Phalga),
15% in Amadi-ama(Phalga) from where it derived it name,
15% in Oginigba(Obio akpor),
15% in Nkpogu(Phalga), 5% in Azuabie(Phalga).

don't even mention Rumuobiakani or woji as part of trans amadi.

Like you have said it, 85% of Trans-Amadi is in PHALGA which makes up for majority.
Rumuobiokani or Woji was never part of trans-Amadi, it's just the roads to trans-Amadi going through these towns.

wwwihy:
What about Ikwerre and Eleme LGAs ; are they not part of PHC

They are part of the Greater Port Harcourt, presently they're regarded as outskirts.

This thread is very enlightening and will help a lot of travelers.

It's very common for someone who has lived in Port Harcourt for many years to be unable to tell the difference between the two LGAs that make up the most part of Port Harcourt, which is Obio/Akpor LGA and PHALGA, due to the expansion of the city. Most places we know as Port Harcourt could be in either LGAs.
Since Wike declared total lockdown in these two LGAs, I took time to compile a list of towns in both local governments for anyone who isn't aware.

This is Port harcourt LGA

Port Harcourt lga

Azuabie Town

Abuloma

Amadi Ama

Borokiri

D-line

Diobu

Eagle Island

Elekahia

New GRA

Nkpogu

Nkpolu Oroworukwo

Ogbunabali

Old GRA

Old Port Harcourt Township

Oroabali

Oroada

Orochiri

Orogbum

Orolozu

Oromeruezimgbu

Oroworukwo

Oromineke

Rebisi

Rumukalagbor

Rumuobiekwe

Rumuwoji

Tere-Ama

Trans Amadi

Okuru-Ama

In case you dont know the areas that make up Obio Akpor LGA this is it

Obio Akpor LGA

Alakahia

Atali

Awalama

Choba

Egbelu

Elelenwo

Eligbam

Elimgbu

Elioparanwo

Eliozu

Eneka

Eligbolo

Iriebe

Mgbuesilaru

Mgbuoba

Mgbuosimini

Mpakurche

Nkpa

Nkpelu

Ogbogoro

Oginigba

Oro-Igwe

Oroazi

Ozuoba

Rukpokwu

Rumuadaolu

Rumuaghaolu

Rumualogu

Rumuchiorlu

Rumudara

Rumudogo

Rumuekini

Rumuekwe

Rumueme

Rumuepirikom

Rumuesara

Rumuewhara

Rumuibekwe

Rumuigbo

Rumunduru

Rumuobiokani

Rumuogba

Rumuokparali

rumorukakolisi

Rumuolumeni

Rumuobochi

Rumuodomaya

Rumuoji

Rumuokoro

Rumuokwu

Rumuokwachi

Rumuokwuota

Rumuokwurusi

Rumuola

Rumuolukwu

Rumuomasi

Rumuomoi

Rumuosi

Rumuoto

Rumurolu

Rumuwaji

Rumuwegwu


Woji

Stay Safe to avoid harrasment from RVSG taskforce.

This is how people rise to fame. No matter what your hands findeth to do, do with all diligence.
Even madness becomes intelligence when you can monetize it.

Innoson to the World!

Olodo doesn't know that he must have tested positive to the virus for him to be on quarantine.
What am I saying sef? It seems many Nigerians don't know the meaning of quarantine.

That's Chizi Alichi nau

He should stay there forever o.

The so-called unattractive ladies are so loyal especially when they're in a relationship with a handsome dude. They consider themselves lucky and give their all to the relationship. The fine boy sees a 'wife material' and goes for her.

Simple!!!

Like Skibii like Rema

Useless publicity stunt.
Waiting for his next single

tsdarkside:
yes,that is a nigerian flag....

Nope. Look well, you'll see something yellow behind the flag. That is Saudi Arabian flag.

I remember that year when I use to crush on this girl! Chai! Mumu me

The love for snake threads is called lalasticity.

Blyzz:
gather 500 people, provide them a gun and go on peaceful protest. If they army or police shut, fire back. That's the best way to protest in this country Nigeria. Even me will not dare go on a peaceful protest without a gun. I must be armed! Thank u

This way it will be easy for them to convince the world that you're a terrorist. They'll cash in on it and kill you plus members of your family. You can't be more terrorist than the armed forces of this country.

dochenaj:

The thing is we are too afraid. And have over the years of tolerating bullshit built the mentality of "half bread is better than nothing". So we shrug off the desire to protest in the face of uncertainty of returning from the protest alive with yet another quote " a living dog is better than a dead lion".

The culture of cowardice deepens and we remain where we are.

This is why we should be grateful to IPOB because at a point in time they showed courage and set up precedence for a revolution that would have changed the fate of this nation but we were too concerned about how the message should have come rather than what the message is. Me too, I feel sorry for the few times I criticized them. Nigeria is no place for a gentleman.

dalass:


We're not helpless yet if we can still speak against tyranny which they want to gag us with Social media bill. We won't accept this so help us God!

Speaking is not enough. We've been doing that for years and nothing has happened, the country rather gets worse each passing year. At the moment we need external intervention because the Court of Justice is in the hands of the tyrant.