₦airaland Forum

seeme2:
Please change the topic to "Moving SE forward"
When will U people stop making yourself vulnerable and a object of ridicule and attack?
How do you want me to believe you aint attaches if you keep claiming SS?
i LOVE IBOS BECAUSE THEY ARE HARD WORKING AND GOOD LOOKING BUT THEIR POLITICS MAKES ME SICK.

Our Igbo brothers are also found in the SS.

What about the Anioma, Ukwuani and Ika of Delta?

What about the Ndoni and Etche Igbo in Rivers?

What about the Igbo communities in Cross River?

I hope T.A. Orji surprises you all.

And then I shall bring this thread back and insult every single person who insulted my state.

People who do not know Abia politics should be quiet. 

That goes for all Igbos, and anyone who do not know Abia's political history.

People should ignore buffoons.

Let us think of ways in improving our region. You people need to learn to ignore the comments by the jealous people of the SW.

Whenever I see these type of threads, I see it as a slap in the face or an insult to the Igbo people. How dare you talk to us like we are children? How dare do you talk to millions of people in such a manner? It is this type of attitude, which makes Igbos dislike other Nigerians even more.

We don't need your advice. Start worrying about your own dammn people, because I see no group that is superior to the Ndigbo in Nigeria.

You all can take your advice and shove it up your arse.

MzDarkSkin:
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Igbo women are beautiful indeed. Must be where Caribbean/Latin and American women
get [b]some [/b]of our looks from. 
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Not some. . . But [b]MOST [/b]of their looks.

texazzpete:
Is everyone blind?
Take a look at those pictures in the OP. Which one of those indicates 'nearly completed' to you?

Amaechi is doing ok, we do not need praise singers in Rivers State. Let him do his work without this undue butt kissing.

Yet people want to kiss Fashola's arse about projects he is implementing?

bashr4:
its south south its only cross river we still consider as south east most of the time.dont you have a job or at least a girlfriend?

He is a 30 year old virgin who lives at his father's compound.

hugooh42:
Yea i agree with you totally.I am planning to cite all my investment now in the east.With the opening of Asaba airport ,Lagos will be less attractive for some of us whose businesses often take us out of the country.Initially i was about setting up fruit juice factory in Lagos but i am redirecting it now to Asaba.And i will urge more igbos to start thinking towards home.All these hostile tribes that sphew hate and attack us for no reason whatsoever,i am wondering what Nigeria will be in  10 to 15 years from now.

That is what we need to do. Let us invest in our homeland.

^^^

Funny!

I luv Igbo women!

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Igbo babes are so seductive!

Ms. Potato:
Hmmm. . . So that is how Igbo babes look like. One of my friend told me I look like an Igbo Chinese. Now I think the person is humiliating me 

Sorry but you looking nothing like an Igbo babe. No offense.

That person was definitely lying to you, because Igbo women are easy on the eyes.

THE AMAKA:
LOOOOOOOOOOOOL and Ileke was spewing her crap about Igbos being insecure by being on a "Yoruba" thread, yet almost every topic concerning Igbos, over half of them will be people west of Edo State spewing their hate. lol

Igbo Kwenu 

It is funny isn't it? That is why we are laughing at them. 

Look at the number of anti-Igbo threads they create compare to the non-existed anti-SW threads. It can be quite glaring!

vladimiros:
igbos are just talking,

akwa ibom is not south east

Nsido mfinna mfo?

At least I do not have to worry about Orji Uzor Kalu anymore!

No place in the world, where I wish to be but Port Harcourt.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79hPWO2Vbqc

I think it is a good time to be someone from the SE. The FG has given us the necessary tools to make our region great. We just need to do something about it.

With two new international airports, Onicha port as well as other business ventures, we need to invest in Igboland.

Enugu is ready for more investment. Onitsha is ready for more investment. Even the security situation in Aba is over and people are returning to the commercial heartbeat of Igboland.

Let us use this thread for ideas and new news for the investment and business opportunities in Igboland.

Kobojunkie:
Most rail projects include their own mini power stations. I believe the company that is in charge of this project has that taken care of.

Kobojunkie did not say a disparaging remark about this project?

I am impressed!

Obiagu1:
There's no need ignoring all of them, some of them are sensible but these 4: seanet02, fstranger, Eko Ile and bkbabe should be ignored completely. I dare not discuss with any of them because they never made a sensible post worthy of a reply so I've been wondering how you guys cope.

Ileke Idi should be ignored when she loses her head but sometimes she gets her sanity intact.
Alh. harem should be ignored too until he stops being a silly man camouflaging as an uneducated man when he is not. I wonder how he enjoys his silly posts and how he gets satisfaction from them.  



I guess you might be the first or second after Andre to break the rule  

That is true. I am not talking about the sensible posters.

They know who they are. There is nothing wrong with a debate.

My concern is the rabid people who suffer from Igbo haterism.

They must be avoided at all cost. And this should be our new policy.

ezeagu:
What is causing all this turn around away?

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.

OgidiBoy:
I sure will be nice if we have the Electricity to power the Monorail

Well I know Amaechi is working on increasing power within his state.

Rivers will probably be one of the first Nigerian states to have non stop power. And it is understandable, because the state is blessed with a lot of oil.

Because some people are too insecure about their own groups and wonder how the Igbo can continue to have so much pride even after losing a civil war.

We Igbos hold our heads up high and no one can make us low.

It feels great to be Igbo!

I am proud of my history, culture and language.

Port Harcourt already looks better than most cities in Nigeria. With the exceptions of Enugu and Abuja and some of the Northern cities, what city looks as good as Port Harcourt in terms of development?

Very nice!

Abadaba, this thread is meant for you as well.

Now stop it.

You are the only one who is participating in these foolish back and forths.

Andre Uweh how are you going to break the new policy on my own thread.

As you can see, this thread was meant for people like you!

Learn to follow a new policy. How many people have to tell you to ignore fools?

About time the FG is investing in the entrepreneurial spirit of the SE.

^^^

Igbo babes are truly a wonderful sight for mankind.

chiogo:
Huh. I don't do blind dates.   

Rejected. . .


Anyway the policy still stands.

^^^

It is definitely Onicha port.

Seems like this is international news for the industry.

Here is the link.

http://www.dredgingtoday.com/2011/04/12/nigeria-onitsha-port-to-start-operation-by-june/

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