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orimsamsam:
guy go and complete ur secondary school education.

i don't wanna

ofonjas are seriously in pain since yesterday ......









am still waiting for ofonjas technocrats

00laleyedavid:
Another Pretty OSU. This cycle would continue until you maggots from a bastard generation that started this stop.

do u want me to show bobisrty and the rest


all una guys are gays.....una no get shame

lazy people

Ilovemystate:
You are jealous of Obijackson

Just Anambra list the ones I can remember

Anambra Business billionaires

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*Sir Emeka Offor CEO Chrom Energy, Enugu disco etc.

*ORANU CHIDUME Krisoral Group

*Dr ABC Orjiakor CEO Seplat Plc, Neimith pharmaceuticals etc.

*Engr Ernest Azudialu CEO Nestoil, Century power generation, Smile Network, director Julius beger plc etc.

* Arthur Eze CEO Altlas Oranto petrolum

*. Ex Gov Peter Obi Chairman of Next International Nigeria Ltd, then Chairman and Director of Guardian Express Mortgage Bank Ltd, Guardian Express Bank Plc, Future View Securities Ltd, Paymaster Nigeria Ltd, Chams Nigeria Ltd, Data Corp Ltd and Card Centre Ltd, Chairman of Fidelity Bank PLC etc.

* Andy Uba politician, Oil merchant

* Cos Maduka CEO Coscharies motors, Abro motor products, Coched farm etc.

*Emma Bishop Okonknwo CEO Ekulo group

* Clement Ibeto CEO Ibeto group, Cement, Oil Merchant, Motor products, Real Estate, Farm and Hotels.

*Ifeanyi Uba Capital Oil, Authority newspaper etc

*Chief (Dr.) Alexander Chika Okafor CEO Chicason group, AZ oil.

*Innocent Chukwuma Innoson Motors etc.

* Godwin Ezeemo

*Nicolas Ukachukwu CEO SNECOU Group of Companies Limited

*SIR. Daniel Chukwudoze Dozzy Oil

* Sir. Nath Okechukwu Chairman Inter-bau Construction Ltd

* HRH. Igwe Alfred Achebe Obi of Onitsha Chairman Daimon bank and unilever Plc.

*Sir Emeka Okwuosa Chairaman Oil serve group, Ekcel Farms Ltd

* Nnetochukwu Azubuike Oil merchant, Genesis hotel and Genesis deluxe and cinemas

* Odumodu CEO May&Baker

*Dr. Godwin Maduka serves as CEO and Medical Director of the Las Vegas Pain Institute & Medical Center, the largest pain treatment center in Nevada

* Chief Poly Emenike Nero Pharmaceutical

*Mrs. Stella Okoli Emzor pharmaceutical


* Nkechi Obi. Tchno oil

* Ben Anakwe NIPCO oil,

* Stella Odua Former aviation minister, CEO SPG Oil and Gas

* Dame Felicia Okoli CEO Armak group of companies

* Uju Ifejika CEO Britannia-U

* Enukeme Linus Azubuike Chairman Tonimas Group

* Obiajulu Uzodike Cutix wire plc

* Chigioke Anumoka Chairman Cotech and Tummy tummy. noodles

* Eric Umofia CEO Erisco food, steers the wheel of Africa's biggest tomato paste plant

* Mike Ajegbo Minaj Tv, Cement and real estate

*. Obi Okeke fusion motors LA

*Dr Ifeanyi Okoye Juhel pharmaceutical, Juhel Oil and gas

* Allen Onyema CEO Air peace

Transporter and haulage businesses

. Young shall grow

Chisco group

Ekenedilichukwu trans

GUO Okeke

CN Okoli

Izuchukwu trans

PN. Omerua

FG. Onyewe[/b]

make una mercy for ofonjas nahhhh bikonu

00laleyedavid:
How are you Igbos even sure of your genealogies. Most of your father's are products of sexual violence during the civil war. So most of y'all are actually northerners.

look at all these rapist both old and young




rapist , to many broken homes in south west,,,....... high rate of divorce .....high rate of bastards in south west

cry me a river ofonja

ThumbzTNA:
Aswear. They don enter obituary mode. #CryAllNight

the should list there technocrats.....since then they have entered ghost mode....

omofunaab:
Igbos are far behind in education
Igbos are far behind in commerce
Igbo are still far behind in the number of industries.
Igbos are almost there in terms of innovation.


See what is new to igbos is old to yorubas.

Most of you don't know we have many indigenous industries in ogun state premier paints, honey well etc

Am talking about industries featured on the Nigerian stock exchange and not all these ozubulu billionaire nonsense you guys like showing us

Afonjas u guys are at back were una belong before the civil war





igbos will continue be ahead of u people

i just need ofonjas technocrats

ofonjas are weeping rite now

oh my God ................ofonja are in pain ooooo

Noblecx:

See Bro, I understand how you feel bc I've been in that position before.
To be a minority in one's state can be devastating at times and equally frustrating , but chill Bro... The young they say shall grow. Be strong

Guy DAT guy nah ofonja ....he is claiming minority to score cheap goal....



Na confirm ofonja guy b dat

Ofonjas are on a run

I still dey wait for afonja technocrats




Mbok

.

U ofonjas av been defeated

Oh I forget Chike Obi



The great mathematician.

. I still dey wait for ofonja technocrats

Swahili0:
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Dehlia Umunna is an outstanding Nigerian-born American lawyer and lecturer who is a Clinical Professor of Law at Harvard Law School.
A release on the Harvard website about her appointment says she has been a lecturer at Harvard Law School (HLS) since 2007, and is Deputy Director and Clinical Instructor at HLS’s Criminal Justice Institute (CJI), in which she supervises third-year law students in their representation of adult and juvenile clients in criminal and juvenile proceedings and arguments before Massachusetts’ Supreme Judicial Court and Appeals court.

Before joining Harvard Law School, Umunna was a trial attorney with the D.C. Public Defender Service and an adjunct professor of law and Practitioner in Residence at the Washington College of Law, American University. She currently serves as a faculty member for Gideon’s Promise, and is a frequent presenter at Public Defender trainings across America.
She was a board member of the District of Columbia Law Students in Court Clinic and was a guest lecturer for several years at the George Washington University Law School.
She is the author of the article “Rethinking the Neighborhood Watch





Toyin Omoyeni Falola

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Toyin Omoyeni Falola(born 1 January 1953 in Ibadan) is a Nigerian historian and professor of African Studies. He is currently the Jacob and Frances Sanger Mossiker Chair in the Humanities at the University of Texas at Austin.
A Fellow of the Nigerian Academy of Letters, he is the author of numerous books, including Key Events in African History: A Reference Guide, Nationalism and African Intellectuals, and many edited books including Tradition and Change in Africa and African Writers and Readers.He is the co-editor of the Journal of African Economic History, Series Editor of Rochester Studies in African History and the Diaspora, and the Series Editor of the Culture and Customs of Africa by Greenwood Press. He has received various awards and honors,including the Jean Holloway Award for Teaching Excellence, the Texas Exes Teaching Award, and the Ibn Khaldun Distinguished Award for Research Excellence.


Peter Ekeh



Peter P. Ekeh came to the University of Buffalo’s African American Studies as Professor in 1989. He was Chair of this department from 1993 to 2001. Before coming to Buffalo, Dr. Ekeh taught at the University of California, Riverside (1970-73); Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, in northern Nigeria (1973-74); and at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria (1974-1989).He was Chair of the Department of Political Science at the University of Ibadan (1978-1983) and Chairman of the Ibadan University Press (1983-1988).
Peter Ekeh received his undergraduate education at the University of Ibadan (1961-64) and his graduate degrees in sociology from StanfordUniversity (1965-66) and University of California, Berkeley (1966-70).Dr. Ekeh’s early research interest was in sociological theory, in which he published Social Exchange Theory: The Two Traditions (1974), and in psychoanalytic theory.He has since developed special interests in African politics and history, in which he has some leading publications. Dr. Ekeh’s article“Colonialism and the Two Publics in Africa: A Theoretical Statement” (1975) is one of the most cited publications in the field of African studies,

Peter Ekeh has held several fellowships in Europe, United States, and Japan. He was a Fellow of the WoodrowWilsonCenter for International Scholars, Washington, D.C. (1988-89). Dr. Ekeh has received various research and scholarship awards in Nigeria and the United States.


Osidore Okpewho

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He is a State University of New York Distinguished Professor
of Africana Studies, English, & Comparative Literature
at Binghamton University.
Born in Nigeria, Isidore Okpewho has a B.A. in Honors Classics from the University of London, a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from the University of Denver, and a D.Lit. in the Humanities from the University of London. He has taught at the State University of New York at Buffalo (1974-76), University of Ibadan (1976-90), Harvard University (1990-91), and Binghamton
University (since 1991).

Okpe who’s areas of specialization are in African and comparative literatures, with a specialist emphasis on comparative oral traditions. His major publications in this field include The Epic in Africa: Toward a Poetics of the Oral Performance (1979), Myth in Africa: A Study of Its Aesthetic and Cultural Relevance (1983), African Oral Literature: Backgrounds, Character, and Continuity (1992), and Once Upon a Kingdom: Myth, Hegemony, and Identity (1998).His edited scholarly volumes reveal an expansion of his academic interests from oral literature (The Oral Performance in
Africa, 1990), to modern African literature.

He completed a book on an African epic under the title Blood on the Delta: Art, Culture, and Society in The Ozidi Saga, as well as working on a new book project African Mythology in the New World. He has also published some four dozen journal and book articles in these areas.
Professor Okpewho is also an active novelist with four titles, The Victims (1970), The Last Duty, winner of the African Arts Prize for Literature (1976), Tides, winner of the Commonwealth Writers Prize for Africa (1993), and Call Me By My Rightful Name (2004) and fish scales.

Mobolaji aloko



Mobolaji E. Aluko (born 2 April, 1955; in Lagos, Nigeria) is a professor of Chemical Engineering at Howard University, Washington, DC, and was Chair of its department from 1994-2002.With an BSc degree (1976) in Chemical Engineering from the University of Ife (Nigeria; now Obafemi Awolowo University), he also attended Imperial College, University of London; University of California, Santa Barbara; and State University of New York, Buffalo (for graduate and post-doc studies). He has had sabbatical teaching and research stints at various times at the University of Washington, (Seattle; Materials Science Department); the University of Maryland (College Park; Chemical Engineering), and the University of Ado-Ekiti (Nigeria; Mechanical Engineering Department). He started teaching at Howard University in August 1984. His research interests are mathematical modeling, chemical reaction engineering, electronic materials processing, energy systems, information technology and education pedagogy.
He is presently President/CEO of Alondex Applied Technologies, LLC: Lead Consultant and International Coordinator of the LEAD Program at the National Universities Commission (NUC) in Nigeria; and Principal Academic Consultant of AfriHUB (Nig.) Ltd., a ICT resource provider for universities in Nigeria.
He is an activist and frequent commentator on Nigerian and African affairs



Ekwere J. Peters



He is Professor of Ph.D. Petroleum Engineering at the University of Alberta, Canada
Dr. Peters has served on the faculty since 1980. He has four years of industrial experience and specializes in fluid flow in porous media. His research interests include application of advanced imaging technologies for the physical and mathematical modeling of fluids in porous media. Dr. Peters has published more than 70 technical articles and reports.
Current Research Projects
* Computer Imaging in Enhanced Oil Recovery
* Numerical Modeling of Laboratory Flow Experiments
* Numerical Modeling of Fluid Flow and Transport in Porous Media Assisted by X-Ray Computed Tomography and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Honors:
Frank W. Jessen Professor in Petroleum Engineering
George H. Fancher Professor in Petroleum Engineering
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Re: Successful Nigerian Academics In The Worlds Top Universities. by Nobody: 8:39pm On Apr 23, 2015
Abba Gumel



Abba Gumel is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics and the Director of the Institute of Industrial Mathematical Sciences (IIMS) of the University of Manitoba. He received his B.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees from Bayero University (Kano, Nigeria) and Brunel University (London, England) respectively. His main research interests are in (i) Mathematical Biology, (ii) Nonlinear Dynamical Systems and (iii) Computational Mathematics.The main objective of his research work is to use mathematical theories and methodologies to gain insights into the transmission and control dynamics of human diseases of public health interest. He has supervised a number of research students (NSERC-funded summer undergraduate and graduate students) and postdoctoral fellows. Professor Gumel has been the coordinator of the Mathematical Biology Team of the IIMS since its inception in 1999, and represents the University of Manitoba on the Board of Directors of the Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences, Toronto. Professor Gumel is an active member of the Canadian Applied and Industrial Mathematics Society (CAIMS). In addition to serving on its various committees earlier, Professor Gumel was elected Secretary of CAIMS from 2007-2009(he was re-elected for a second term: 2009-2011). Professor Gumel is also a member of the Canadian Mathematics Society (CMS) and serves on the Outreach Committee of the Society for Mathematical Biology (SMB). Owing to its interdisciplinary nature, Professor Gumel’s work enjoys fruitful collaborations with mathematical and medical scientists from around the world. Professor Gumel has received series of awards and he is listed among the top African Mathematicians of the 1990s on the website of the Mathematicians of the African.

Kemafor anyanwu



Dr. Kemafor Anyanwu is an associate professor at North Carolina State University, USA

Education
* 2007: Computer Science, University of Georgia, Athens, GA.
* 1989: Biochemistry, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria.
Appointments
* Aug 2007 – present: Assistant Professor, North Carolina State University
* Aug 2004 – July 2007: Graduate Research Assistant, Large Scale Distributed Systems Laboratory, Department of Computer Science, University of Georgia.
* May 2006 – August 2006: Summer Research Intern, Advanced Database Group, HP Labs, Palo Alto, CA.
* Aug 1998 – Jul 2000: Graduate Research Assistant, Large Scale Distributed Information Systems Lab, Department of Computer Science, University of Georgia.


Prof. Godwin Chukwu



Godwin Chukwu is a Professor at University of Alaska, USA
Dr. Chukwu has worked for the firms of Elf Petroleum, Petroleum Associates of Lafayette, Agip Energy and Natural Resources, in different engineering and professional capacities. He has taught both undergraduate and graduate engineering and related economics courses at the University of Port-Harcourt Nigeria, and currently the University of Alaska Fairbanks. In addition, he has taught several short courses in fluid hydraulics and hydrodynamics, and drilling optimization, as a consultant. He served as the chair of the petroleum engineering department at UAF from 1992-1995 and 1996-2002.
Dr. Chukwu has authored and co-authored over 65 research publications in the areas of drilling, hydraulics, gas-to-liquids transportation, petroleum geology and
natural resource utilization. He is internationally known for his work in the area of non-Newtonian fluid hydraulics applied to oil well drilling/production technology, and hydrodynamics of GTL transportation in pipes. His current research work in gas-to-liquid transportation and operational challenges through the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System is sponsored by the US Department of Energy, and supported by Alyeska Pipeline Service Company.
Dr. Chukwu is a registered professional engineer in both Nigeria and the state of Alaska. He has served in several professional bodies and organizations which include the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) and the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET). Dr. Chukwu served as the UAF Faculty Senate President-elect (May 2001-May 2002), and subsequently, the Faculty Senate
President (May 2002-May 2003).
Education
* Ph.D. in Petroleum Engineering, University of Oklahoma, Norman, 1989
* MS in Petroleum Engineering, University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette, 1980
* BS in Petroleum Engineering, University of Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette, 1979



George Ude,



He is a Assistant Professor, Department of Natural science Bowie state university, USA

Education
B.S. - University of Ife, Ile-Ife, Nigeria (Botany)
M.S. - Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria (Genetics)
Ph.D. - University of Maryland, College Park, MD (Plant Breeding and Genetics)
Post-doc - University of Maryland, College Park (Soybean Phylogeny and Molecular Marker Assisted Selection); International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), Ibadan, Nigeria (Molecular Genetics of the Musa species).
Areas of Expertise - molecular biology, molecular markers and phylogenetic studies.
Editor-in-Chief of the fast rising African Journal of Biotechnology


Raymond Akwule



Prof. Raymond Akwule has more than 25 years of teaching, research, and project planning and implementation experience in the fields of telecommunications and information technology as well as Mass Communication and Media studies at George Mason University in Fairfax Virginia USA.
He is the author of Global Telecommunication: The Technology,Administration and policies (Butterworth-Heinemann). This book has been used as text in several major Universities in the USA and worldwide. He is also the author of numerous articles and conference presentation.
He was Director of Center for Telecommunications Information and Broadcasting, which later become the Center for Media Research and Telecommunications at the department of Communication, George Mason University. He was one of the founders of the MA Telecommunications programs at the same university.
Professor Akwule has advised many countries in the area of Media and communication and has spearheaded the design and implementation of several nation ICT networks as well as e-government, e-commerce and e-education programs in Africa.



Dr Ferdinand Ofodile



Dr. Ferdinand Ofodile is a board certified plastic surgeon. Dr. Ofodile is a clinical professor of surgery at Columbia University, New York. He has been practicing plastic surgery for more than twenty years. He is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS), and a Fellow of the American Association of Plastic Surgeons. He is also board certified in general surgery.
Dr. Ofodile received his Bachelor of Science (BS) and Doctor of Medicine (MD) degrees at Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois. He did his surgical training at Columbia Presbyterian and Harlem Hospitals, New York. He did a Fellowship in Plastic Surgery at Mayo Clinic.

Dr. Ferdinand Ofodile designed a NASAL IMPLANT FOR RHINOPLASTY in Blacks and Hispanics, named the “Ofodile Implant” after his name. The Implants are designed to produce more natural results that fit the black and Hispanic features. This implant was created by Surgiform.com of South Carolina (1-866-225-5785) .
Dr. Ofodile has published numerous scientific articles in plastic surgery and presented scientific plastic surgery papers in many international conferences.
::: Dr. Ofodile is an active member of several societies, including:
* American Society of Plastic Surgeons
* American Association of Plastic Surgeons (Fellow)
* American College of Surgeons (Fellow)
* New York Regional Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
He has received several awards and has been named one of "America's Top Physicians" by the Consumers' Research Council of America and "Top African American Doctor" by the Network Journal.
Dr. Ofodile has led volunteer medical missions to several parts of the world, including the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Nigeria and Mozambique.



Dr Chidubem Osuji

Dr Chinedum Osuji Ph.D.
Assistant Profesor of Chemical Engineering, School of Engineering and Apllied Sciences, Yale University, New Haven CT.
Research Interest : Dynamics of complex fluids, rheology, polymer material science.



Manny Aniegbonam



Prof. Manny C Aniebonam is the National President of the Nigerian IT Professionals in the Americas (NITPA), a U.S- based organization of diverse Information Technology practitioners in the Diaspora. He is currently on the faculty of the George Washington University Computer Information Systems, Management Science Department, in Washington DC USA.
A graduate of the George Washington University School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Dr. Aniebonam’s background is deeply rooted in the Information Technology industry. .


Chidi Achebe



He is currently an assistant professor at Tufts University School of Medicine.
Chidi Achebe - MD, MPH, MBA President & CEO
Dr. Chidi Achebe completed undergraduate studies in natural sciences, history and philosophy at Bard College; received an MPH from the Harvard School of Public Health, his MD at Dartmouth Medical School and an MBA degree at Yale University's School of Management.
He also completed his residency in both Internal Medicine and Pediatrics at the Texas Medical Center in Houston, TX.
He has held the position of Medical Director at Whittier Street health center, Assistant Professor at Tufts University School of Medicine, and is currently the President and CEO of the Harvard St. Health Center.
After several years of work at various Boston health centers, Dr Achebe now sees "the struggle against inequalities in health and health care for all vulnerable, underserved Americans, as the next stage of the Civil Rights movement;" and has dedicated his life's work to helping to solve the conundrum of health care inequity in America's health care system.
Dr Achebe makes church calls, and speaks at youth summits, conventions, conferences, schools, barber shops - focal gathering areas where he can reach underserved patients - reminding the community of the value of health, preventive care, and the quality of service readily available at Harvard Street.
While expanding his unique implementation of “medicine without borders,” Achebe works as a passionate advocate for the global community through his writings that call attention to worldwide health concerns such as the HIV/AIDs pandemic and Prostate Cancer.
His efforts have earned him a featured TV appearance on Basic Black; profile in the Boston Globe and AOL Black Voices, an interview on WUMB-FM's Commonwealth Journal (interviewed by the legendary Barbara Neely); and feature length articles in several international periodicals, journals, and newspapers.



Ofodike Ezekoye

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Professor Ofodike Ezekoye Ph.D., is a
Professor of Mechanical Engineering , University of Texas at Austin
Expertise in High Temperature Combustion and heat transfer
Research Funded by DOE, NASA, Texas Dept of Transportation.
Werner W Dorn Besser Teaching Fellow.
Research : Combustion systems and fire fighting tactics.

Chukwu Nwakuche Ethelbert

He currently is Tenured Professor of Mathematics, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USA since 1998 to date, formerly,
administrator , mathematician, author, researcher, university teacher; Born November 22, 1940 in Eastern Nigeria, West Africa; Married and has six children
Education : BS, Brown University, RI, USA, Applied Mathematics: 1965, MS, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Eastern Nigeria, 1972, PhD, Case Western Reserve University, Mathematics

. U are a murderer



U just murders d whole thing

orimsamsam:
okay no problem let compare them with the university of Ibadan alumni




John Omoniyi Abiri
Sadique Abubakar,
Chinua Achebe,
Adiele Afigbo,
Jacob Ade Ajayi
Claude Ake,
Stephen Adebanji Akintoye
Grace Alele-Williams
Elechi Amadi
Alexander Animalu,
Kayode Are,
Ladipo Ayodeji Banjo
Senator Robert Ajayi Boroffice
J. P. Clark
Segun Toyin Dawodu,
Kayode Fayemi, former Governor of Ekiti State, Min of Solid Minerals
Chukwuemeka Ike, writer
Amadi Ikwechegh
Abiola Irele
William Kumuyi, founder and General Superintendent of Deeper Christian Life Ministry
Eddie Mbadiwe, Member of the House of Representative
Epaphras Denga Ndaitwah
Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani
Femi Osofisan, writer
Christopher Okigbo
Isidore Okpewho
Olufunmilayo Olopade
Akinyinka Omigbodun
Michael Omolewa, former President of UNESCO General Conference and Ambassador of Nigeria to UNESCO
Kole Omotosho
Gamaliel Onosode
Niyi Osundare
Ken Saro-Wiwa
Wole Soyinka, winner of the 1986 Nobel Prize in Literature
Martin I. Uhomoibhi
Farida Mzamber Waziri

Who are these people self

Ofonjas are funny ooooo

BabaRamota1980:
olodo. I dont even need to debate you the fact that you were wrong on Oteh, OBy and Soludo.

We are talking about Ibos that became who they are by staying and rising through achievements exclusively in Iboland. Those people you listed had childhood in Lagos or their parents immigrated to Lagos and they did school in Yorubaland. Get sense

Are u seriously wanna argue this.

I don land.

Twistaray:
So many psychiatric patient plenty on NL I swear.

What a mess I just hope this is nothing to do with MMM palaver

This is serious

Trolls! Trolls! Trolls everywhere..

Mtcheew

. I don't do mmm

I just need south west technocrats dats all am asking

omofunaab:
The thing pain you wella abi

Pain me


D guy don't even know wat he is saying sef

omofunaab:
How many times do i have to tell you this village champion that bank transactions can't be exclusively used to measure economic growth or development.


When you sell, you make bank deposits, if you are too buy you will withdraw your cash from the bank.

My late grandma usually deposits close to a million in the bank as a distributor of Coca Cola but when she is about to buy her goods, she goes to the bank to withdraw ..hence the money is like a working capital and not exactly an asset.. Meanwhile once you make a bank deposits, it becomes the property of the bank. So how has the money you are using as your working capital affected the economy of anambra state?


Instead it's even killing it and that's why cbn is introducing cashless policy in states where people just deposit money for buying and selling .

And you guys comparing ogun state to anambra should please.

We have had numerous arguments on this.
First you said the GDP of anambra was higher than ogun state, we won you on that argument.

Secondly you said revenue is higher than ogun state, we disgraced you also on that.

Thirdly you said anambra had more industries than ogun state.. We rubbished those claims.

Now after having won you guys on that, you have resulted into saying most industries in ogun are not owned by them and that anambra industries are owned by indigenes. But wait, who actually gives a fvck about that? Indigene or not has nothing to do with anything. Besides oba otudeko, fola adeola, kessignton adebutu, Mike adenuga etc are not indigenes abi.

Let your anambra owned industries provide jobs for your people and stop coming here to come and hawk gala and indulge in prostitution.

Wait sorry, we need more igbo prostitutes and gala hawkers.. Sometimes i get hungry whenever am travelling and also these abokis, elerans will miss igbo prostitute gan if you guys don't come again

No let me swear for u oooo


I fit sleep on ur matter tonight ooo


Better go and sleep

D work I do makes me to stay online for 24hours



So

betterABIAstate:
it wont be easy for you tonight

Sleep no dey my eyes. Guy wetin I go do