₦airaland Forum

Landmack:
It seems u haven’t heard of ‘Supernatural estate’ and some other funny inferior complexed names of estates in Anambra?

I will still say it here...the estates doing well with sweet indigenous names in Anambra especially Awka remains Ngozika et Udoka estates. Beautifully named

Those are beautiful names and will leave a great legacy.

Chikeluba25:
Meanwhile one of the youngest real estate developer in Nigeria Arch. Chukwudi Ezenwa is doing great job at Dubai estate Awka.

He named his estate after an Arab country. Is he aware that the first slave traders were Arab? Africans and their inferiority complex is off the chart.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4QKOyv-65k

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGJ5bBP0gMQ


https:///C45vwnVbXA?amp=1

Olympics Qualification Alert!

Nigerian Gymnast, Uche Eke has qualified for
@Tokyo2020
Olympics after claiming the Bronze all-around medal at the African Championships holding in Egypt.

PROUDIGBO:
The state gov't is pretty much USELESS in this regard!

Can this rubbish happen if the thievery is going on in Daura and the president at the time is Igbo?

I hate cheating!

I’m tired of the Chinese in Africa. They steal resources wherever they go. Non-Africans shouldn’t be allowed on our land.

sanctity454:
The proposed oriental pillars hotel

A state with so many hotels and a 50% unemployment but they’re building more hotels. The stupidity is unbelievable.

I wish there was a law in place that’s prohibits building churches. How many does one need? More industries that can actually provide jobs.

OruExpress:
The government isn't building these hotels. It's ordinary people, so as an ordinary person, start thinking of how you can start your own tech park. It's a business idea, not a government project.

I’m aware of that it’s ordinary people are building useless hotels. Majority of them stay empty.

I want Imo people to think outside the box. Everyday there’s a new hotel or club. Why not venture into technology? Something like an Imo State Tech Park. Coding camps for the kids. It will also give the youth something productive to do and prepare for the technology driven world. Nigerian kids are being left behind.

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All non-blacks entering Nigeria should be tested.

XANDERBOY85:
You're missing the point! I don't think the issue of their morality or views on race is the question here....rather what Ansmedia is trying to say is that Anambra state is relatively peaceful enough and has the business opportunities and environment to be able to attract foreigners to work and live! The state has to start somewhere! It's the Chinese today....tomorrow, the Americans and Europeans!

The same Europeans that colonized Africa and sold your people into slavery a few centuries ago? Africans will never learn from history.

Asians living in onitsha is not a sign of development. They would never post pictures of black people that live in there country as a positive.

The people posting aren’t even Igbo. Ignore them! They just want to create animosity within our tribe.

The Nigerian has been a member of the council when he was first elected in 2016

- Onyejiaka was elected alongside other people like Kimberly Francois, Crystal Pruitt, and Sivaraman Anbarasan

Another Nigerian, Charles Onyejiaka, made history on the international scene on Monday, January 6, as he was made the first-ever West African to be voted as the deputy mayor of Franklin Township, Somerset County, New Jersey, United States.

It should be noted that the Nigerian has been a member of the council for four years, since 2016 when was first elected, Global Patriot News reports.

The reconstitution of the council also witnessed the swearing-in of Kramer and other members as Kimberly Francois, Crystal Pruitt, and Sivaraman Anbarasan.

The elected officials spoke about how they would help the township in various ways as Anbarasan said that he would work on strategies that would boost general economies like taxes and business development, among others.

“Our town is one of the most diverse towns in the state. I plan to start a scholarship to promote and support the underrepresented in public service, especially public safety. This is a lofty goal, but with your help, it can be achieved.

“I promise to put the people first and build on the successes that this council has built for us. I will govern with transparency and integrity with our strategies to forge this township forward,” he said.

Craig Coughlin, assembly speaker, said it is a great honour to have sworn in some of the newly elected members as he commended how the council is a good example for all.

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“Franklin is a large, important community, but I think I think more importantly is, it’s a model of what a municipal government ought to be.

“The work that this mayor and this council has done in stabilizing taxes, in being diverse, in finding new and better ways to serve their citizens year after year after year is really something we ought to try to emulate throughout the entire state of New Jersey,” he said.

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Obi Ugochukwu has joined that wonderful set of Nigerians making the country proud as he was reportedly elevated to the status of a commander in the American Navy.


https://www.legit.ng/1291839-charles-onyejiaka-nigerian-american-history-1st-wafrican-voted-deputy-mayor-franklin-new-jersey.html

Beautiful!

MXrap:
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Ok cool, your father's compound shall continue to look like stone age because he has failed woefully to build modern house. Bye

What a contradiction. LOL. Continue to build those un-modern buildings and beating your chest.

MXrap:
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Anu mpama, it is you and your useless father that is celebrating mediocrity because he couldn't even build a hut. LOL

Ok great. Igboland will continue to look like a glorified village. Bye

MXrap:
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Show us the one you built with your own money. Live by example and not coming here to spew nonsense

LOL. Continue to build mediocre structures while Rwanda and Kenya modernize.

The buildings/infrastructure in igboland is terrible. I really wish they would invest in architectural research to help improve the designs. Everything is so dated. In 2020 I’d expect better designs similar to the one below.

Ignore the trolls. They’re just trying to create animosity amongst Igbo people. They feed off our disunity. Ignore them and let’s build igboland together.

Before and after

The World Bank in its 2019 Nigeria Economic Update Report, warned the present administration that the number of Nigerians living in extreme poverty may increase by more than 30 million by 2030.

The Bank warned that Nigeria will be home to 25 percent of the world’s destitute people if the government fails to revive economic growth and create jobs.

The World Bank urged President Muhammadu Buhari to increase domestic revenue, remove trade restrictions and improve the predictability of economic policy. It also advised the Nigerian government to remove expensive fuel subsidies, adding that failure to take actions would see more Nigerians falling into extreme poverty.

It stressed that Nigeria could slide back into recession if crude prices fell by 25 percent to $50 a barrel.

The report read: “Economic and demographic projections highlight the urgent need for reform. With population growth (estimated at 2. 6 percent) outpacing economic growth in a context of weak job creation, per capita income is falling. Today, an estimated 100 million Nigerians live on less than $1. 90 per day.

“Close to 80 percent of poor households are in northern Nigeria, while employment creation and income gains have been concentrated on central and southern Nigeria.

“Nigeria’s economy is expected to grow by 2. 1 percent in 2020 and 2021, compared to an annual population growth rate of 2. 6 percent. Nigeria’ s economy is recovering gradually from the 2016 recession, with growth projected to pick up from 1. 9 percent in 2018 to two percent in 2019

“But the projected growth outlook is vulnerable to external and domestic risks, including geopolitical and trade tensions that may affect inflows of private investment.

“Nigeria has the opportunity to advance reforms to mitigate these risks amid growing public demand for greater economic opportunities.

“President Muhammadu Buhari should increase domestic revenue, remove trade restrictions and improve the predictability of economic policy.

“Nigerian government should remove expensive fuel subsidies and reduce lending to targeted sectors that crowd out banks. Failure to take action would see more Nigerians falling into extreme poverty.

“The cost of inaction is significant. Under a business -as- usual scenario, where Nigeria maintains the current pace of growth and employment levels, by 2030, the number of Nigerians living in extreme poverty could increase by more than 30 million,” the Bank warned.

https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2019/12/03/nigerians-may-experience-extreme-poverty-world-bank/

Her hands are darker than her face. Bleaching queen

Bruno3000:
Issa lie. That account was hacked.

Her husband is Igbo. His name is Nnamdi Asomugha.

Nice

Yoruba’s loving bleaching.

Non-Igbo people have ruined this thread. Igbo people have begun to come together and it has bothered other Nigerians. A united Igbo people scares them. Now they’re pretending to be us online creating animosity amongst us by comparing our states and belittling them. It won’t work. Give it up!

Nigerians from the south are always doing amazing things.

Ignore the trolls. They’re trying to create division amongst Igbo people.

It’s not a prison. It’s a correction center. These facilities exist in America. Instead of hating, others should emulate especially in states that are breeding terrorists. Anyone from the north can’t say anything when your states are currently being over ran by bandits.