₦airaland Forum

Ebubu:
am I lying or not? Anambra people are hugely tribalistic in nature towards their kith and kin in south east.

It is because ebonyi people are the almajiris of igboland

Ebubu:
anybody who hates Abakaliki man and insults an Ebonyian or Abakaliki is my enemy.

Ebonyi people are cursed people and they are the awusa of igboland

Ebubu:
Bringing Enugu the Ebonyi Excellence!

Ask Dave Umahi.

Ebonyi people are the almajiris of igboland. Ebonyi is the most backward and useless state in southern Nigeria. Ebonyi people doesn’t add anything meaningful in any state they are, that’s why Enugu people are asking the abakaleke governor to leave

Ebubu:
Anambra federal institution employed 800 staff from Anambra state alone none from other South East states.

Murphy you still never get sense ? Wait for me

By the way why would Anambra employ ebonyi people who are mostly illiterates and hawkers ?

sylve11:
Ol' boy, Ebony dry o.

Ebonyi na dry land, nothing is happening there, even ebonyi people are not living in ebonyi

Murphy Ibiam nwa abakaleke it is because abakaleke and ebonyi state in general is a forest, the US doesn’t consider ebonyi i as a place, that was why they didn’t mention it. If noticed most ebonyi people are living in either Anambra, Lagos or Rivers state

Ebubu:
Abakaliki Ebonyi state is the only South East State USA didnt tell citizens not to visit.

Abakaliki Ebonyi State is safe for living and business.

Ebonyi to the world!

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BKayy:
Ya nọ mụ na Atụlụ Juliusmalema kọ malama na ekwudi kemgbeMtcheww, m ga asị na iberibe a dị ka ihe mụ fụgoro mbụAnambrarian dotia gị akwara amụ ofeke

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Anu ofia. Nna gi bu ezigbote ofeke. We are Anambrans, Anambrarian, Ndi Anambra, etc.. go learn inugo. Nkita tagbuo gi there. Anambrans dowa gi agba. Anambrarian gbaguo gi there. Anu mpama. Onye ala di ka gi. Anambra doka gi onu there. Anambrans pia gi amu.

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BKayy:
Ọ sọ Ofeke na amụ Ofeke. Ebe ị sị bụ agbụrụ ofeke na enwerọ ugwu (nọ dignity at all).
Na your type white people saw and considered that black people have a slave gene. Mpama. Ọbụrọ sọ Anambrarians ma Ohurarians ka o doo anyị anya nọ ndị ohu ibe gị ka ị na ekwu maka ha.
Ofeke

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Anu ofia. Nna gi bu ezigbote ofeke. We are Anambrans, Anambrarian, Ndi Anambra, etc.. go learn inugo. Nkita tagbuo gi there. Anambrans dowa gi agba. Anambrarian gbaguo gi there. Anu mpama. Onye ala di ka gi

Fake news

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BKayy:
Ofeke we are "Ndị Anambra" for now sef because Anambra will soon expire.
Gwa zie ndị agbụrụ ụnụ bụ ụmụ ofeke.
Anambrarian rigbu kwa gị ebe ahụ, Atụlụ na enwerọ ifele. Ọ dịka ohu dị na agbụrụ ụnụ

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Nna gi bu ezigbote ofeke. We are Anambrans, Anambrarian, Ndi Anambra, etc.. go learn inugo. Nkita tagbuo gi there. Anambrans dowa gi agba. Anambrarian gbaguo gi there. Anu mpama

globemoney01:
I think shes a lady

Oh really. Oremi22 nwanne biko confirm your status

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BKayy:
Nekwa nụ mmadụ. You and who refer to themselves as Anambrarians and Anambrans?
Do you even have dignity as a human being at all?
We are "Ndị Anambra"
Go and learn it Ofeke

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Nna gi bu ofeke. We are Anambrans, Anambrarian, Ndi Anambra, etc.. go learn inugo

Anambrans, Anambrarians, Ndi Anambra, etc.,that's the way Anambra people chose to identify themselves. Why you people are concerned about us than focus on yourselves and your states is beyond my understanding.

BKayy:
WTF is "Anambrarian?

Very aptly stated

PROUDIGBO:
Don’t mind that dude! He’s probably an alternate moniker to the guy i was responding to yesterday....or they’re in cahoots! They reason alike.....ever ready to gloss over the bigotry and anti-Igbo policies enacted by the Fulani-controlled federal gov’t while heaping loads of blame at the doorstep of state gov’ts in the south-east!

Nwanne, you are correct about their evil plans but unfortunately for them, they will all fail as always. Anambra is not a push over state.

OreMI22:
Exactly their strategy.

Convince Igbos not to see federal government evil plots, but to waste their energy fighting eachother

Their plan is actually for APC to take over the state using army & police to protect their touts while they rig elections, and Supreme Court will validate the "election". Then the APC stooge imposed will use ALL Anambra resources to fund their 2023 northern president.

Oremi22 is a decent intelligent dude, you obviously misunderstood the point he was trying to make.

Chikeluba25:
As if u really care.
This plan of yours will only work if Ndi- Anambra seat at home and refuse to come out to vote; like ur Biafra ppl wish because they want to use Anambra as experiment... Just to take the state a 100 steps backward like Abia, and to make Ndi- Anambra see reasons to justify nd lead the Biafra agitation.
This is why we have being educating any Anambrarian who cares to listen on the implication of seating at home on Nov.6

Ok

The highlighted is exactly what the demonic night owl called mktinsight stands for hehehehe

PROUDIGBO:
Don't know why you mentioned that wicked, parasitic and unfair Fulani/one-Nigeria law! Who asked you? My statement read in part: '....proceeds accruing to the state from these wells....', so how do you misconstrue that to mean me impying that Anambra will have ownership of the wells?

You came across in your post as quite negative and uninspiring! Anyone reading my post with an open mind will see i wasn't rying to make oyel the focus of the states economy as you posit. Rather, i was saying proceeds from the oil wells accruing to the state should be saved and not spent immediately as is the norm with other oil producing states in the country.

I'm quite aware that the derivation the state will make wouldn't be much in comparison to states like say Akwa-Ibom and Rivers, and this was why i suggested the money should be saved and when a bulk sum has accumulated, after say three years, it can then be used to support the financing of big ticket initiatives and economic enablers in the areas earlier mentioned.

The money may not be much, but it could be part of a much larger pool of development funds...a pool that could also tap into diaspora remittances. Nigeria receives about $20 billion every year from diaspora remittances, and a large chunk would come from Anambra diaspora. Hopefully, the next Governor of the state can find a way to convince Anambrans to contribute part of the money they remit to some sort of infrastructure fund with a target of rising at least $500 million a year for a stipulated period of time. This is the departure from the norm and thinking outside the box i was talking about....not just waiting for paltry federal allocation and IGR every month!

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My shots this evening from COOTH Awka

Cool and beautiful

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Kindly watch Awka aerial view from Emmaus house on TV


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qj44Y5yONnM

Beautiful city

Another useless trashy post. Mktinsight you have been rejected, no one is interested in your useless post. There are many green spaces in Awka, igwebuike has enough toilets, sports field, well equipped labs, etc. Your lies and propaganda can never fly here.

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mktinsight:
Nice footage. This is practically the only green space left in awka central. Igwebuike school opp Emmaus House has done very little with its huge expanse of land. I hear they have only three toilets to serve over 500 students. No sports field, no well equipped lab.

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No one needs your useless worthless incoherent post. Stop thinking you are adding any useful input, you and your posts are all rejected. The flyovers are well designed, planned and very much in order, no one is interested in your nonsense input. Take your useless advice back because it is not needed here.

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mktinsight:
Look at the congestion on the underpass of the flyover with trailers while the flyover has 2 or 3 vehicles. Very bad planning and design.
The empty land at ABS can still serve purpose. ANSG should relocate all those scattered buildings it has all over awka like ministry of lands, asudeb, ministry of works to this axis. or Kenneth Dike, they should build an arts gallery and sculpture garden in the compound. Let people go there to see art and buy original artwork and sculptures (not copies).

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Mechionu nsi, you are the one actually talking out of ignorance. No one needs your lies and propaganda. Everyone has finally seen you for who you are- demonic night owl.

Onitsha Awka, Nnewi and almost all parts of Anambra have well paved roads. Infact Anambra has the overall best road networks in the region. Hospitals in Anambra are equally well built and properly equipped. Anambra generally has the best hospitals in the region. You are actually the animal, not the people you accuse.

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mktinsight:
u talk out of ignorance. Derivation is 13% and Anambra produces less than 0.5% of the oil produced in your so called Fulani One Nigeria while enjoying over 2% of the oil revenue shared from the country. As for the idea of saving for big ticket items. Obi saved and what happened to it? You say diaspora should contribute to infrastructure fund? First let ANSG tell us what they did with the over 800 billion naira since 2010 they received especially when half was allocated to capital expenditure. Have you been to Awka or Onitsha or Nnewi recently? Where are the roads? Go and visit some of the hospitals ANSG runs you will be disgusted. These animals in government house are only after their pocket.

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Hehehehe @ the highlighted, there's a reason mktinsight is called demonic night owl. Now you know

PROUDIGBO:
Don't know why you mentioned that wicked, parasitic and unfair Fulani/one-Nigeria law! Who asked you? My statement read in part: '....proceeds accruing to the state from these wells....', so how do you misconstrue that to mean me impying that Anambra will have ownership of the wells?

You came across in your post as quite negative and uninspiring! Anyone reading my post with an open mind will see i wasn't rying to make oyel the focus of the states economy as you posit. Rather, i was saying proceeds from the oil wells accruing to the state should be saved and not spent immediately as is the norm with other oil producing states in the country.

I'm quite aware that the derivation the state will make wouldn't be much in comparison to states like say Akwa-Ibom and Rivers, and this was why i suggested the money should be saved and when a bulk sum has accumulated, after say three years, it can then be used to support the financing of big ticket initiatives and economic enablers in the areas earlier mentioned.

The money may not be much, but it could be part of a much larger pool of development funds...a pool that could also tap into diaspora remittances. Nigeria receives about $20 billion every year from diaspora remittances, and a large chunk would come from Anambra diaspora. Hopefully, the next Governor of the state can find a way to convince Anambrans to contribute part of the money they remit to some sort of infrastructure fund with a target of rising at least $500 million a year for a stipulated period of time. This is the departure from the norm and thinking outside the box i was talking about....not just waiting for paltry federal allocation and IGR every month!

Ugly girl shut up

Fesotech:
and the runway light system being installed. Gradually, the anambra international cargo and passenger airport is coming in place.

Yeah that's cool

OreMI22:
Safe Landing at Night Guaranteed!

Wow..this is a state of the art runway lighting. Cool

You made very pertinent comment. Good idea

PROUDIGBO:
Concerning the soon to be actualised oil producing status the state is expecting, i think the Obiano gov't (and subsequent gov'ts) should do things a bit diffrent from the norm found in other oil producing states.

What i'm suggesting is for about 90% of proceeds accruing to the state from these wells to be placed in a dedicated account for investment/savings! These funds should not be touched for about two or three years, and should be held in US dollars to shield it from the vagaries in the exchange rate of the naira. 50% of this amount can be withdrawn at the agreed time (after say two or three years) and used for targeted projects like for instance: power plant; intra-state railway network; health sector; education sector; or road infrastructure.

The remaining 50% will not be touched but be held as a type of sovereign wealth fund for the state for future generations of Anambrans. The manager of these funds will ensure they are partly saved and partly invested in blue-chip coys on the international stock markets of New York and London!

The 10% from the initial amount can be withdrawn every year and used for developing the host communities. These funds would be jointly managed by the state ministries of finance, local gov't/rural development and the host communities concerned.

Your input is useless, worthless and incoherent. Anambra is doing very well in all sectors. Stop thinking you know anything, because you are just an empty frustrated hopeless fellow.

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mktinsight:
The oil by law belongs to the federal government and all the state can receive as a producer is derivation. At 10,000 bpd derivation will not be more than 7 billion naira per year a lot less than FAAC allocation of 40 billion plus a year which is Anambras slice of Nigerias far bigger 2m barrels per dayThe focus on oil is therefore misguided. The state needs to create a conducive investment environment for industries and services not 10x10 shops all over the place and cities without roads or good draijage. The VAT Hero brewery alone generates a year is well over 2 billion naira. We need 200 such large businesses. Innoson is trying as is Juhel, Tonimas, Chicason and Cutix . We need to manufacture lots of building materials, electrical components, auto parts.

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Pere hasn't done anything wrong here.