AAEEI:
I am involved in several projects funded by the government of the Netherlands (NL), the US government, and AFDB (AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK) in African countries, including Nigeria, as well as in Asia. I was recently in a meeting where projects implementation progress was being discussed, and the participants (80% white/non African people) do not have great words for AFDB, due to seeming breach of contract in not releasing funds already approved for project execution. They are threatening to pull out.

In the photo below, color code = level of implementation based on donor release of funds. Green is well funded and progressing and meeting the project objectives. Yellow is on the way to achieving the project objectives. Red is under-performing.

TAAT is in red - which in this case means no funding yet from the donor after considerable period of time after project approval. Incidentally, AFDB also happens to be the only African donor on the plate. As an African, I felt a little ashamed that Africans seem not to be able to get things right, even when the issue at stake is for them. Which brings me to the question of how well AFDB is being managed.

NB: TAAT is the much touted Technologies for African Agricultural Transformation of AFDB, which in the case of Nigeria started with GEJ and continuing with Buhari. The current AFDB-approved TAAT funding for NWA is $7 million (USD); I am directly involved in a project component budgeted at $1.8 M.

NWA = North and West Africa

orunto27:
The answer is blowing in the Air and you know it.

MelesZenawi:




What exactly is the necessity of this thread.

MelesZenawi:




What exactly is the necessity of this thread.

Charleys:
Because we are not the same. Each to it's kind

xpool:

Message has sent, message has been received.
Ebe odogwu no, ka onye ala na ano.

AnanseK:

Northern states should better start registering Easterners.

Ceoking6:
can you also show the link where the man hospital works on a $13b annual budget

Ceoking6:
can you also show the link where the man hospital works on a $13b annual budget

xpool:

Coward!, hiding in a dark bedroom without electricity.
You will die a coward. I and many well meaning Nigerians and true Biafrrians are forever grateful for those Nigerians who protested against south African xenophobia, in anyway,. They vented their anger and the president of Nigeria was woken up from the sleep he was since 2015.
Guy hide in shame, those uys made sent a message that was loud, necessary sound, focused fruitful

CanadaOrBust:


I know, just like Evans is from the west side

APOSTLECHUMA:
TINIBU IS THAT BOY EVANS'S SON ?

PureFace1:




Even many Yoruba that don't give a fuucck about Tinubu will start to care after you attack him

PureFace1:



Only Yoruba people have the right to deal with Tinubu


Tinubu is not in any federal or government office


You guys should not really be talking about attacking other tribes politicians and leaders considering the events that led to the Civil War unless you are planning to have another civil war

tunjiajayi:


Your ribs? More like your brains!

tunjiajayi:
,

Catch your breath, calm down! " tactically'
Ojukwu and NNAMDI things.

Anyways, there's a saying choose your enemies wisely, also translates to choose your opponent wisely, this should be common sense. Your assault on public officers is against the law or even any other citizen and no citizen alike.
Yorubas are fighting but not the same battle as Igbos.

You are fighting Nigeria, we are fighting for a better Nigeria.

tunjiajayi:


Kindly inform me on this, I might not know, so kindly help to update my history if you please! While you have to agree with me that there is no debate on how ojukwu ran away, also of how NNAMDI is still on the run.

MelesZenawi:
IPOB should face Igbo leaders and leave Yoruba to their own.

tunjiajayi:


Get your history right, Abiola didn't run anywhere. We know those that ran and run and still running. The plan is not to fight Nigeria, the plan is to fight FOR NIgeria.

Can IPOB assault somebody like Tinubu in Germany?

Germannig:


Nigeria is a highly tribalized society. As such, IPOB may be seen as having no ''cultural right'' to assault or harass a corrupt Yoruba, Hausa, Fulani or other non-Igbo corrupt politicians. The ethnic perception of the events leading to the Biafra war, in which corrupt leaders of other ethnic groups were rounded up by Nigerians mainly of Igbo extraction, MUST not be repeated by IPOB. For the public assault on Nigerian politicians visiting foreign countries to be effective, each ethnic group must only deal with their own thieves. Imagine IPOB attacking Tinubu in Germany? That will be Biafra War 2.0 accusation from the Yorubas.