₦airaland Forum

Africonji:
Mynd44, this thread requires your attention. The world needs to hear the truth.

what truth? Kindly search for states debt from 2011 to 2014, when Nigeria wasn't in recession and mind Gov Obiano's legacy projects under 3 years surpassed Obi projects. Obi is a silent criminal

Elnino4ladies:
I least expect this from obi SMH

Peter Obi is very deceitful and selfish, Anambra is bigger than Obi, because gov Obiano refused to dance to his tune his is now bad, Obi first tenure was nothing to write home about, I cherish this man before, he utterances lately is irritating me, same rubbish he promised GEJ during 2015 and PDP made him coordinator he couldn't deliver, Anambrians will surprise him. No room for godfatherism in Anambra

adadike281:
I don collect my voters card am now waiting for d permanent one. My fellow Anambra youths, may God keep us all.

correct, we will surprise them.

RockHard:
Just shut it. The more you try to make sense, the harder you come off as an ignoramus. You said the system they are proposing didn't work in the past. What stupidity. Was it not Nzeogwu and his blood thirsty gang of coupists and khaki boys that terminated regionalism and imposed their unitary system on the rest of the country? Did they ask the permission of Yorubas and others before terminating regionalism?

You are just a shameless apologist for the status quo and the Northern born-to-rule establishment. When they declared an ultimatum sacking your people from the North (with impunity), you never made this much noise in condemnation of their effrontery, it's implication, and the dangerous precedent their actions and impunity set, but you can dedicate a thread to Yoruba calls for restructuring and a system they feel would best suit their collective aspirations as a people? You are a disgrace, considering your old age. Your opinion is irrelevant anyhow.

you are just dumb, so you don't know the person you are quoting is from north or are you scared to face your masters

EgunMogaji:
I know many

Bitter soul help yourself out on YouTube

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nurey:
Shut your trap there, his car is a. Chinese car with different badge. He didn't copy anything thing, he didn't manufacture anything, he just bought the Chinese crap at a cheap price and selling to mumu like you at exorbitant rate anofia

Sometimes I wonder why Yorubas are always bitter over Igbo success? You can help yourself with thousands of YouTube videos of IVM plant in Nnewi that have hosted lots of foreign media organizations like CNN, French Tv, BBC etc
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https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCpz69rpFD2fKQe0xXT6qTfg?itct=CCIQ1R8YACITCNm2hrKBltYCFcKgVQodI6kOaw%3D%3D&gl=NG&client=mv-google&hl=en-GB


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygvLH1f1GTY&itct=CAYQpDAYCiITCKr47KyBltYCFUS0VQodCYYAEjIHcmVsYXRlZEiDwenFr9aW_mw%3D&hl=en-GB&client=mv-google&gl=NG

Oviconji:
Please edumacate them for me. Awka government house will change hands. Anambra will be liberated from mediocrity and praise singers like chino. Hurricane Obaze is about to strike. Anambra Deserves better.

*Anambra: Godfathers futile dance.*

_If Obi’s supporters could have the temerity to claim that *he spent a whopping N7billion of his personal money on Obiano’s election in 2013 and are demanding full reimbursement, he could well demand more than N20billion from Obaze if elected in 2017.* After all, inflation has spiraled and the naira exchange rate worsened drastically since 2013, making N7billion of 2013 worth over N15billion of today.  Obi may well add interest rate to the amount spent on Obaze’s election_

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/sunnewsonline.com/anambra-godfathers-futile-dance/amp/

Eastside046:
Obiano will surprise everybody


coz what i am seeing and hearing
Obiano go even go for Third tenure


Everybody love Obiano


Bobo nwa
Papa Americanah
sharp man
akpokue global

Ijele nke mbu na Omambala
dike ana agbalu izu

we the God people of Ogidi will vote for u

Ogidi is developing rapidly


thanks to u Sir

Not just developments in Ogidi and other towns , under Obiano Ogidi had Igwe after many years of Igwe tussle with Amobi family same with Awka etiti and other towns, gov Obiano brought sanity, security, investments and development in Anambra, Idemili north has highest registered voters in Anambra and Ogidi is their headquarter.
Anambrians are with Gov Obiano, he deserve second tenure.

All communities benefited from gov Obiano's benevolence

Amarabae:
dont be silly,
btw get ready for Governor Oseloka Obaze,

You are dear to me, I'm asking God for best wisdom to wipe you during this election period in Anambra, after election we go settle since we belong to different political parties, I know Igbos progress matters to you, gov Obiano is best for Anambra let him complete all projects he started after him we can test your candidate. Campaign never start you will see more of Obiano's projects trust me.

Canada invites Prof Ezeibe
over discovery of HIV/
AIDS therapy

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agadez007:
Whenever i go to Anambra state i see nothing New Except Willie is working billboard Littered almost Everywhere,went to Nnewi recently and i wasnt Impressed with what i saw there

Pls Obiano must go,lets try New hands

I wonder what new you done in your pale's compound for past three years

Obiano' legacy in Anambra

Benchuko1:
RE: An
Obienyem wrote from Lagos

Rubbish writeup from Obi's SA

OIL AND GAS DEPOSIT/PRODUCTION AND REVENUE LEVEL BY STATES IN NIGERIA http://www.nddc.gov.ng NNDC is a Federal Government agency established by Nigerian president, Olusegun Obasanjo in the year 2000 with the sole mandate of developing the oil- rich Niger Delta region of southern Nigeria which includes the following oil and gas producing states of Rivers, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta Akwa Ibom, Abia, Imo, Ondo and Edo States. 2010 REVENUE ON OIL AND GAS. All the states are getting N2.000 billion each based on the equality of States while total aggregate per state based on oil production is as follows: based on production level in each state at the time of this report, because it does flutuates for many reasons but the average leaders are as follows: (NOTE: ONE BILLION NAIRA IS EQUIVALENT TO 10 MILLION DOLLARS AT CURRENT EXCHANGE RATE) Rivers (33.48%) N11.068 billion Bayelsa (20.44%) N7.446 billion Delta (18.74%) N6.974 billion Akwa Ibom (16.54%) N6.362 billion Imo (1.80%) N3.163 billion; Abia (1.60%) N3.022 billion Cross River (1.40%) N3.020 billion; Ondo (1.30%) N3.010 billion. Edo (0.80%) N1.966 billion. NNPC, MINISTRY OF FINANCE AND CENRAL BANK RECORDS 2010 http://www.nnpcgroup.com http://www.nnpc-nigeria.com With a maximum crude oil production capacity of 2.5 million barrels per day, Nigeria ranks has Africa's largest producer of oil and the sixth largest oil producing country in the world. Nigeria appears to have a greater potential for gas than oil. Nigeria's gas production in the year 2000 was approximately 1,681.66 billion scf, 1,3715 billion scf was associated gas and the rest 310.16 billion was nonassociated gas. Nigeria produces only high value, low sulphur content, light crude oils - Antan Blend, Bonny Light, Bonny Medium, Brass Blend, Escravos Light, Forcados Blend, IMA, Odudu Blend, Pennington Light, Qua-Iboe Light and Ukpokiti. Deep Water Exploration From the very beginning of oil exploration in Nigeria in 1937, till early 1993, virtually all exploration and production activities were restricted to land and swamps. Where prospecting ventured offshore, it was in areas not greater than 200m water depth. THE ARE JOINT VENTURES INVOLVING FOREIGN OIL COMPANIES OPERATED BY THE FOLLOWING FOREIGN OIL COMPANIES IN, RIVERS STATE, BAYELSA STATE, DELTA STATE, AKWA IBOM STATE, CROSS RIVER STATE, ONDO STATE, IMO STATE, ABIA STATE, EDO STATE AND ANAMBRA STATE. (1) Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC): (2) The joint venture is composed of NNPC (55 percent), Shell (30 percent), (3) Elf (10 percent) and Agip (5 percent) and operates largely onshore on dry land or in the mangrove swamp. (4) Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL): (5) A joint venture between NNPC (60 percent) and Chevron (40 percent) has in the past been the second largest producer (approximately 400,000 bpd), Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited (MPNU): (6) A joint venture between NNPC (60 percent) and Mobil (40 percent) operates (7) Nigerian Agip Oil Company Limited (NAOC):A joint venture operated by Agip and owned by NNPC (60 percent), Agip (20 percent) ( Phillips Petroleum (20 percent) produces 150,000 bpd mostly from small onshore fields. (9) Elf Petroleum Nigeria Limited (EPNL):A joint venture between NNPC (60 percent) and Elf (40 percent) (10) Texaco Overseas Petroleum Company of Nigeria Unlimited (TOPCON):A joint venture operated by Texaco and owned by NNPC (60 percent), Texaco (20 percent) and Chevron (20 percent) (11) OTHERS ARE ADDAX OF CANADA, SINOCO OF CHINA, GEC, AFREN ANDSTATE OIL OF NORWAY AND HARDY OIL OF BRITAIN ETC. AND MANY MORE OIL AND GAS COMPANIES AND OIL AND GAS SERVICES COMPANIES WORKING ON JOIN VENTURES IN NIGERIA NIGER DELTA AREAS. ------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------ New Investment Potential on Oil and Gas in Nigeria by NNPC GROUP OF NIGERIA "UPSTREAM The Nigerian Oil and Gas reserves have grown tremendously since the discovery of hydrocarbon in 1956 in Oloibiri. The growth was from a modest figure of 0.184 billion barrel of oil and 2.260 billion cubic feet of gas in 1958 to 25.93 billion barrels of oil, 3.80 billion barrels of condensate and 158 trillion cubic feet of gas, as at December 2000. The reserves increase was achievable because of two main factors namely: The introduction of various incentives by the Government for increasing oil reserves and gas utilization. In order to increase oil reserves, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was negotiated and agreed to guarantee a notional profit margin of US $2/bbl. This was revised to include the Reserves Addition Bonus clause, which qualify the operator for a tax credit for additions to reserves that exceeds its production for a year. Opening up of other basins, which are blocked into concessions and awarded to competent entrepreneurs for exploration and development (Fig. I). The basins are Benin, Anambra basin, Benue Trough" NNPC RECORDS ------------------------------ ------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------ Afr-en has signed Production Sharing Contracts (“PSC”) for OPL 917 and OPL 907, within the Anambra basin, onshore Nigeria. Highlights Afren through a Joint Venture (“JV”) with Global Energy Company Limited of Nigeria (“GEC”) a leading Nigerian based international oil and gas company active in oil and gas services across the Gulf of Guinea, has signed PSCs for OPLs 917 and OPL 907 and a signature bonus of US$1.6 million for each licence has been paid by the licence participants. The licences are located in the Anambra Basin, the second most prospective basin in Nigeria, with estimated remaining gas resources in excess of 5 trillion cubic feet (“Tcf”) of gas, yet the basin remains largely unexplored with only 30 wells drilled to date leading to six discoveries. The two licences cover an area totalling over 3,500 square kilometres. Both areas contain existing discoveries that require further appraisal and a number of additional leads and prospects have been identified. - OPL 907 contains the Akukwa gas and condensate discovery, with estimated in place volumes of up to 400 billion cubic feet (“Bcf”). - OPL 917 contains the Igbariam gas and oil discovery, with estimated in place gas volumes up to 300 Bcf and oil in place up to 80 mmbbl. The near term work programme includes additional data gathering and analysis on the existing discoveries. Additional high resolution 2D seismic data will be acquired Over the existing discoveries later in 2008, prior to appraisal drilling in 2009. The seismic will also evaluate the identified exploration leads and prospects. London, 3 March 2008 - Afren plc ("Afren" or “the Company”) announces that, as part ofits strategy to aggregate and commercialise stranded gas assets in Nigeria, theCompany has signed Production Sharing Contracts (“PSC”) for OPL 917 and OPL 907,ithin the Anambra basin, onshore Nigeria.

paiz:
You will come and force me out of my house to vote

You reside in Lagos and talking about voting in Anambra, our enemies are now finding their voices, we are not daft, I can't wait, we will surprise you all.

laudate:
Peter Obi is an owner of ....what? Intafact? What is the source of your story? Where is the evidence? And what is the size of his shareholding, please? I don't want to say you are lying, but....

Intafact Beverages Limited
INTAFACT BEVERAGES LIMITED
Industry Brewing
Predecessor Intafact Properties
Founded Onitsha, Nigeria
Headquarters Onitsha , Anambra State,
Nigeria
Number of
locations
1 Brewery (Onitsha)
Products Brewing of Beer and Non-
alcoholic Malt drinks
In 2014 a decision was made to invest US
$110 million to increase the current annual
capacity from 700 000 to 2.1 million
hectolitres. The capacity upgrade is due to be
completed in 2015.
Brands
The brewery produces brands including
Hero Lager
Castle Milk Stout (6%ABV)
Grand Malt (non-alcoholic)
Beta Malt (non-alcoholic)
Ownership Controversy
2013
A controversy arose in August 2013 about the
issue of shares to Next International a
company owned by the Anambra state
governor Peter Obi. [2] It is also reported that
he invested 2 billion Naira of the state money
for a 10% stake in the brewery.

https://newafricanpress.com/2014/01/24/sabmiller-invests-more-n20billion-in-anambra-state/

www.premiumtimesng.com/news/98281-anambra-governor-peter-obi-in-brewery-ownership-scandal.html

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/08/former-rep-asks-obi-to-resign-over-brewery-ownership/

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/governor-obi-sued-over-alleged-diversion-of-n5bn-state-fund/

I wonder why coneheads enjoying deceiving and fooling themselves.

lawani:
Is it a merger or an acquisition by IB Plc?

International Breweries
to explore merger with
Intafact and Pabod
Breweries
06 Jun 2017, 03:42 pm
Financial Nigeria

International Breweries said today that it has
agreed to explore a merger with Intafact
Beverages and Pabod Breweries, according to a
statement released on the Nigerian Stock
Exchange.
The proposed merger comes months after
Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world’s largest beer
company, completed its $106 billion acquisition
of SAB Miller in October 2016. All three
breweries – International Breweries, Intafact
Beverages, and Pabod Breweries – were all
subsidiaries of SAB Miller.
International Breweries said the proposed merger
is expected to generate both revenue and cost
synergies, enhanced operational efficiencies,
better resource management, and more
streamlined operations.
“On receipt of regulatory approvals (including
from the Nigerian Stock Exchange and Securities
and Exchange Commission), all parties will take
further steps to consummate the proposed
merger including obtaining the approval of their
respective shareholders at separate court-
ordered meetings,” the company said. “All three
companies . . . will continue to operate as usual
until the receipt of required approvals.”
International Breweries is based in Ilesa, Osun
State, and manufactures Trophy lager beer;
Intafact Beverages is based in Onitsha, Anambra
State, producing the popular Hero lager beer; and
Pabod Breweries is based in Port Harcourt,
Rivers State, with Grand lager beer as its main
product.

okway:
Owning shares of a company doesn't mean you own the company. What type of illiterates do we have on NL nowadays?

He evens aid Peter Obi owns the company. These anambran clowns

Just hear yourself e-Go a..t "owning shares of the company doesn't mean you own the company " Saving face I guess after realising GMBH owns 75% shares of international breweries?

International breweries Owners

Brauhaase International Management GMBH (72.03%) L.A. Pro-Shares Limited (5.04%) Individuals (15.9%)
On 26 April 1994 International Breweries plc became a public limited liability company and listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange. International Breweries plc has a technical services agreement with Brauhaase International Management GMBH, a subsidiary of Warsteiner Group of Germany, which owned 72.03% equity. On 1 January 2012, SABMiller took operational management control of International Breweries from BGI Castel .

okway:
Laudate already whoped your ass .........


Even the company website says it was founded by a Yoruba man. Find and beat them nau. Jealous Ibo elede

Ignoramus, always research before displaying your ignorance online.

https://pageone.ng/2017/05/09/international-breweries-apel-capital/
International Breweries plc picks
Apel Capital as registrar

Written by Mariam Ogunlana on May 9, 2017
he Directors of International Breweries
Plc has appointed APEL CAPITAL
REGISTRARS LIMITED “APEL” as the
new Registrars to the Company
effective from 8 May, 2017.
Apel Capital replaces Africa Prudential PLC and
this announcement is for the attention of IB
PLC shareholders and the market in general as
other statutory publications will follow
accordingly.
Apel Asset Limited was incorporated in August
2004 and admitted as a member of the
Nigerian Stock Exchange in 2005. The Company
is a specialized financial services organization
focused on providing integrated financial
solutions to Clients in the areas of Securities
Trading, Corporate Finance and Asset
Management.As part of the Company’s
corporate focus in becoming a one stop
financial solutions provider, Apel Asset Limited
acquired PHB Capital & Trust Limited (now Apel
Capital & Trust Limited) in 2013.
Company Information
International Breweries plc is a brewery in
Nigeria. It began production in December 1978
with an installed capacity of 200 000
hectolitres per annum, this increased to 500
000 hl/a in December 1982.On 26 April 1994
International Breweries plc became a public
limited liability company and listed on the
Nigerian Stock Exchange.
International Breweries plc has a technical
services agreement with Brauhaase
International Management GMBH, a subsidiary
of Warsteiner Group of Germany, which owned
72.03% equity. On 1 January 2012, SABMiller
took operational management control of
International Breweries from BGI Castel.

okway:
IBPlc is owned by a Yoruba man btw.

More grease to his elbow.... Yorubas are the people running this economy.

Ignoramus, Intafact is owned by Sab, Peter Obi and Anambra state government.


International breweries
Owners


Brauhaase International
Management GMBH
(72.03%) L.A. Pro-Shares
Limited (5.04%)
Individuals (15.9%)

On 26 April 1994 International Breweries plc
became a public limited liability company and
listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.
International Breweries plc has a technical
services agreement with Brauhaase
International Management GMBH, a subsidiary
of Warsteiner Group of Germany, which owned
72.03% equity.
On 1 January 2012, SABMiller took operational
management control of International
Breweries from BGI Castel .

NULGE lists 23 states owing
salaries, number of months
NEWS
Published on June 26, 2017
By Wale Odunsi
RELATED TOPICS:
The Nigeria Union of Local Government
Employees (NULGE) said that 23 states of the
federation currently owed local government
workers arrears of salaries ranging from one to
16 months.
National President of the union, Ibrahim Khaleel
in a statement on Monday said Bayelsa State
led with 10 to 16 months, followed by Kogi
between seven to 15 months; Delta State eight
to 14 months.
“Kaduna 12 months; Oyo three to 11 months;
Edo 10 months; Abia five to nine months;
Kwara two to nine months; Benue nine months
and Nasarawa seven months.
“Ondo, Ekiti, Imo with six months; Zanfara has
not implemented minimum wage, Adamawa,
Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Ebonyi, Plateau owing four
months, Taraba and FCT three months.
“Osun state has been paying half salaries for
24 months and few staff are owed few months
in Enugu,” he said.
The union noted that Ekiti had refused to remit
union dues for the past nine months and Ogun
had not also remitted its deduction for seven
months.

The national president also said that 700 staff
members were owed between one to three
months in Cross River State.
He called on the governors of the states to
offset the salaries and other allowances before
the union would be forced to mobilise and shut
down all local government councils in the
country.
Khaleel called on the state governors not to
divert or tamper with the second tranche of
Paris Club Loan refund but use it to offset the
entitlement of the workers.
“We want to state in strong term that no
governor should either divert or tamper with the
fund.
“This should be an avenue where the backlog
of arrears of salaries owed the Local
Government workers and some other welfare
packages should be settled.
“Such as leave bonus, arrears of promotion
benefits, arrears of annual increment and non
implementation of minimum wage most
especially in Zamfara State are resolved and
paid.
“We, therefore, use this medium to appeal
passionately to the State Governors to use this
2nd Tranche of Paris club loan refund to clear
the backlog arrears of outstanding salaries.
“This is in order to ameliorate the untold
hardship they are currently passing through
due to this ugly situation,” he said.
Khaleed commended the 14 states including
Lagos, Ogun, Kano, Katsina, Jigawa, Sokoto,
Kebbi, Bauchi, Borno, Yobe, Gombe, Cross
River, Niger and Anambra that were up to date
in the entitlement of local government workers.
dailypost.ng/2017/06/26/nulge-lists-23-states-owing-salaries-number-months/

Fake report, sponsored lies, Anambra is not owing civil servants

This is full list of states owing civil servants
dailypost.ng/2017/06/07/benue-kogi-top-list-states-owing-workers-nigeria-full-list/
Benue, Kogi, top list of states
owing workers in Nigeria
(FULL LIST)
NEWS
Published on June 7, 2017
By Ameh Comrade Godwin
RELATED TOPICS:
Workers in Benue, Kogi, Abia, Oyo, Ondo and
Ekiti State have not received salaries in 2017, a
survey conducted by BudgIT has shown.
The civic tech organisation, in a statement on
Tuesday, said up to 20 states owed their
workers, including pensioners their entitlements
ranging from one to 36 months.
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Lagos, Kano, Sokoto Anamba and others are the only
state not owing workers in the survey.
It revealed that the survey covered primary
school teachers, secondary school teachers,
local government workers, state independent
workers, pensioners and state secretariat
workers.
“In particular, we discovered that many states
have defaulted in the payments of pensions
and gratuities,” the statement read.
“From the survey carried out, we discovered
that apart from the fact that 16 states which
are yet to pay the pensions of former civil
servants in their service, 8 of these states have
not paid their pensioners at least 12 months’
pensions, while states like Imo, Taraba and
Niger owe pensions of about 2 to 3 years.
“Notably, these pensioners expressed how
unhappy they are, their dissatisfaction with the
government and how hard it has been for them
to survive.
“In addition to outstanding pensions, we note
from our survey, that across all categories,
states like Kogi, Abia, Benue, Oyo, Ekiti and
Ondo have not paid their workers’ salaries for
this year 2017; owing at least 4 months’ salary.
However, the likes of Lagos and Rivers have
been consistently impressive with their up to
date and full payment of civil servants’
remuneration.”
“There have been several newspaper
publications on states’ civil servants being
owed salaries and we are also aware that due
to the recent economic downturn FAAC
allocations to states and their internally
generated revenue have reduced drastically
making them unable to pay their staff salaries
and run their states effectively.”
BudgIT asked the federal government to
“tighten its accountability structures” in
response to the promise of governors to pay
salaries after another tranche of Paris Club
refund is released.
“State governors have recently canvassed that
the federal government should provide another
tranche of Paris Club refund to offset salaries
and other liabilities,” the statement read.
“We hereby ask the federal government should
tighten its accountability structures for the
series of extra-statutory funds that are
provided to state government, which currently
has reached N1.75tn.
“State governments need to more in terms of
transparency and the use of funds… it is
pertinent to state here that only Bauchi, Kogi,
Kano, Kaduna, Edo, Gombe and Yobe have
provided their full 2017 budgets to the public.”

akinsuraj:
ss and se will soon realize that all this malpractice that is talking them to the top by this so called waec will take them no where the earlier they realize the better,

Southwest lead in Exam malpractice in Nigeria check exam ethics marshal

totit:
Loool

You dude, you are damn funny. Shame no go like you hide.
I wasn't even arguing about Waec or no Waec,and besides Sw is lead in Gescee and Neco. So what's the fuss about one yeye weac.

Looooool

NECO and GCE

totit:
Loool

You dude, you are damn funny. Shame no go like you hide.
I wasn't even arguing about Waec or no Waec,and besides Sw is lead in Gescee and Neco. So what's the fuss about one yeye weac.

Looooool

NECO and GCE lol, Southeast leading in common entrance exam, WAEC and JAMB, you guys are here lamenting while we are leading

totit:
Lool
Oral figures without balance and stats to back it

continue deceiving your tribe with lies, I guess Punch newspaper is own by Igbo man

GoldNiagara:
Applying and passing are not one and the same biko.

Running from pillar to post, can you provide statistics of candidates entering high institutions?

bakynes:
What is the essence of performing well in WAEC and not going for further education into the University and just diverting into trade just like many people do in the SE.

University Education is the most important form of Formal education and that is the criteria we should be looking at here not basic secondary education.

For more than two decades southeast is leading in SSCE and JAMB it became clear to west since social media became powerful in Naija and exposing their lies and propaganda

jonnytad:
Living in calabar and ogun state has exposed me to a lot when it comes education....... the method of invigilation, screening and even teaching in Ogun state cant be compared in any way to calabar. A Third class brain in ogun state is a 2.1 brain in Imo..... quote me anywhere.

Funny, you guys enjoying deceiving yourselves. same southeast lead in WAEC and JAMB

naturalman:
This particular road was started by peter obi and Obiano came and took over but have not yet completed the road, the road have long been abandoned...and that is not agulu road, stop lieing..

It clearly show you know nothing in Anambra. Mind your indebted region

naturalman:
SPAR shopping mall was recently launched in Enugu, but nobody heard about it....

Conehead mind your backward and indebted region