Chinonsowilberf:
Umunnem,your help and advise is needed on this thread..am in ruins..https://www.nairaland.com/4760736/nairalander-leaving-hiv#71635981

Paul? Are you one of them? The news is already all over facebook and people who knows your family members are already discussing the thing on facebook.

https://www.nairaland.com/4760832/3-armed-robber-stole-3

Chinonsowilberf:
Chino you don't know what you have entered watch me deal with you..HIV patience like you

Please leave me out of your wahala. I dont know who is chino. are you the one in the picture?

Chinonsowilberf:
blackmail

please are you one of the armed robbers?

Tapout:
wow.. A thread was created earlier on this, the guy claims to be innocent and apparently a nairalander

https://www.nairaland.com/4760803/nairalander-involved-armed-robbery-activities

Please keep spreading the info, we must stop these people from crossing board.

GavelSlam:
Den fit don reach Ghana.

These guys looks familiar. I think since it is already on facebook, they could be tracked down before they cross boarder

3 armed robber stole 3 cars, 3 million at gun point- facebook users

onomefm:
Not even one picture. I have traveled around Nigeria, i am yet to see any state worse than Abia state. The state is very very dirty with numerous bad roads. I don't ever wish to go to that state again.

i totally agree with you, abia state is like ''hell'. i don't know how people sleep in that rotten state.

Mtche

betterABIAstate:
lemme watch how you will be dealth with, keep posting chidiebere

I am only pitying you because your parents are being shown here.

Is that your parents?

The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) in collaboration with the Imo state government and Market Development for the Niger Delta (MADE) is set to hold the fifth edition of the Niger Delta Development Forum (NDDF). The event, themed ‘Towards Self-Sustaining Development in the Niger Delta: Narrating and Showcasing a Re-Imagined Niger Delta’, is set to hold in Owerri Imo state from October 19th to 20th 2016.

“ It would help increase awareness and shared understanding among stakeholders on the critical steps needed to move the region towards a re-imaged Niger Delta,” Ese Emerhi, PIND Advocacy Programme Manager said in a statement.

In the past year, the Niger Delta states have been experiencing crisis. These crises have been environmentally, politically, economically and socially motivated. The fall in global oil prices as well as the resurgence of violent attacks waged by new militant groups have also taken a toll on the region.

According to PIND, despite the numerous efforts by both independent organizations and the federal government in convening key stakeholders in the region – to collectively explore the imperatives of inclusive economic growth in an environment of dwindling oil prices, little headway has been achieved or documented on a firm way forward for the region.

This event comes at a time when the country is worst hit by the fall in oil prices and insurgency in the Niger Delta region. It will create a platform to increase actionable opportunities for sustainable development initiatives and activities in the Niger Delta region. This will be done through evidence-based policy influence at the state and federal levels.

“We believe the forum will help facilitate commitment of key actors like the government, private sector, civil society and donor community through dialogue with stakeholders for more inclusive pro-poor development initiatives in the Niger Delta,” said Emerhi. “The NDDF will promote multi-sector partnerships for development, investment and collaboration in the Niger Delta region, focusing on creation of national and regional platforms for reflection among development actors and interested stakeholders,” said Emerhi

Highlights of the 2016 NDDF will include syndicate sessions where interested and committed public and private sector, development practitioners, and international development actors will convene to take actions to promote growth and influence development in the region. Below are some of the partners for the NDDF:
• Niger Delta Development InitiaThe Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) in collaboration with the Imo state government and Market Development for the Niger Delta (MADE) is set to hold the fifth edition of the Niger Delta Development Forum (NDDF). The event, themed ‘Towards Self-Sustaining Development in the Niger Delta: Narrating and Showcasing a Re-Imagined Niger Delta’, is set to hold in Owerri Imo state from October 19th to 20th 2016.

“ It would help increase awareness and shared understanding among stakeholders on the critical steps needed to move the region towards a re-imaged Niger Delta,” Ese Emerhi, PIND Advocacy Programme Manager said in a statement.

In the past year, the Niger Delta states have been experiencing crisis. These crises have been environmentally, politically, economically and socially motivated. The fall in global oil prices as well as the resurgence of violent attacks waged by new militant groups have also taken a toll on the region.

According to PIND, despite the numerous efforts by both independent organizations and the federal government in convening key stakeholders in the region – to collectively explore the imperatives of inclusive economic growth in an environment of dwindling oil prices, little headway has been achieved or documented on a firm way forward for the region.

This event comes at a time when the country is worst hit by the fall in oil prices and insurgency in the Niger Delta region. It will create a platform to increase actionable opportunities for sustainable development initiatives and activities in the Niger Delta region. This will be done through evidence-based policy influence at the state and federal levels.

“We believe the forum will help facilitate commitment of key actors like the government, private sector, civil society and donor community through dialogue with stakeholders for more inclusive pro-poor development initiatives in the Niger Delta,” said Emerhi. “The NDDF will promote multi-sector partnerships for development, investment and collaboration in the Niger Delta region, focusing on creation of national and regional platforms for reflection among development actors and interested stakeholders,” said Emerhi

Highlights of the 2016 NDDF will include syndicate sessions where interested and committed public and private sector, development practitioners, and international development actors will convene to take actions to promote growth and influence development in the region. Below are some of the partners for the NDDF:
• Niger Delta Development Initiative (NDPI)
• United States Agency For International Development’s Maximizing Agricultural Revenue And Key Enterprises In Targeted Sites (Markets) II Project
• USAID Strengthening Advocacy And Civic Engagement (SACE) Project
• Nigeria Stability and Reconciliation Programme (NSRP)
• Market Development For The Niger Delta (DAI -MADE)
• Imo State Government
• The Braced Commissiontive (NDPI)
• United States Agency For International Development’s Maximizing Agricultural Revenue And Key Enterprises In Targeted Sites (Markets) II Project
• USAID Strengthening Advocacy And Civic Engagement (SACE) Project
• Nigeria Stability and Reconciliation Programme (NSRP)
• Market Development For The Niger Delta (DAI -MADE)
• Imo State Government
• The Braced Commission

Lalasticlala please your attention is needed here.

SamuelAnyawu:
Kai Rochas

Why nah?

Unimaginable123:
Rochas is a fraud and a con man

Rochas has deliberately destroyed imo state. The north told him all that he has done. Below is Portharcourt road in Owerri

ednut1:
And pple still voted him. The revolution is long overdue

He rigged the entire election

Johnnyessence:
Am sanctioning d imo state house of assembly this morning what are they doing about the environmental sanitation of imo state we need to ask them questions ooooooooooo.what is d house committee on environment doing is it to collect salaries,allowance and other bonus they know niii.the state law maker representing owerri zone should queried on this development this is getting out of hand.even Aba in Abia state is not worst.abagworo please tell your principal that investors can not work when they are seeing things like these ooooo.that is while imo state is civil servant state.people should help d government too by stop dumping refuse in the canals,streets of owerri.

Aba look far better and decent than Owerri right now. The problem we have is that people like abagworo came on nairaland to deceive people meanwhile the reality on ground is horribly bad and the worst in the entire SE

SamuelAnyawu:
See as we just dey fall our hands...smh

We can't wait for Samuel Anyanwu to be sworn in.


Just look at Owerri

Boleyndynasty2:
And some idiots will come here to tell me Rochas is the next best thing after jollof rice

I think rochas cursed imo state. Owerri the state capital is now like a rural settlement

Boleyndynasty2:
And some idiots will come here to tell me Rochas is the next best thing after jollof rice

I have a believe that imo state is under a spell.

Johnnyessence:
Okorocha should stop politicising d issue of environmental sanitation in imo state.it is very early for him to be behaving this way,people have lost focus from rochas cos' of this refuse trash in all d nooks and cranning of imo state.apc man is gradually loosing d solidarity and support of imo state people.for you to know people have been dissappointed from rochas government.this is very bad from them.let me remind him vividly social media was some tools that help him last two to three years now d same social media av been used to expose his bad character and behaviour he protrude.he should change and ordered d sanitation agency to do d needful.

People like abagworo would rather use propaganda to shut u up..meanwhile Imo state is dead. Lol

See what I saw in Owerri yesterday

ABUJA—CHAIRMAN, House of Representatives Committee on Labour, Employment and Productivity, Francis Onyewuchi Ezenwa, has lamented that Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State has subjected the people of Owerri to torture and horror by refusing to evacuate the refuse dump at Douglas road Owerri, the state capital.

The lawmaker who represents Owerri Federal Constituency of Imo State in an interview with Vanguard in Abuja said that the governor who swore an oath to protect the lives and property of the people had through his action, exposed the people to serious health hazard.

REFUSE—The refuse dump along Douglas Road, Owerri, Imo State.
REFUSE—The refuse dump along Douglas Road, Owerri, Imo State.
Ezenwa who had mobilised for the evacuation of the refuse dump in Douglas road, only to find out that some persons suspected to be working for the state government stopped the evacuation said governor Okorocha had denied his constituents dignity to life.

He contended that Okorocha’s action was because the people had opposed the governor’s plan to relocate the Eke Ukwu market which he said was an ancestral market to another place. Ezenwa said there was no justification to the alleged dehumanisation the people were subjected to.

According to him, “I sponsored the clearing of refuse on Douglas road and this is borne out of concern for my people and the devastation to the environment the refuse had caused.
“The governor stopped my effort as a way of punishing Owerri people because of the issue of relocation of Eke Ukwu market and it got to a point that clearly, an epidemic was breaking out and somebody had to intervene.”

http://www.nigeriatoday.ng/2016/10/owerri-refuse-okorocha-has-subjected-imo-people-to-torture-rep/

what is the meaning of all these? i just stepped out this evening to see that the same refuse packed by the pdp has returned again. why is rochas doing all these?

i think okorocha is a real disaster. just look at what he did with billions. we in imo state really made a mistake in electing okorocha

I am doing this that our gov might see it. Aba has failed.

Aba is a definition of chaos.

Osisioma in Aba. Aba is under a spell.

Aba will need FG attention if it could be rebuilt from the scratch.

Incorrect1:

You're only up and doing in negativity, why can't you be positive for once ?
Do you expect him to round up the entire Abia State in less than a year in office ?
Where were you in the days of the Orjis?
Can you stand before God and man to tell the world that you didn't notice any positive change in Abia, especially Aba?
Change your attitude please, it's really unwholesome.

Sincerely speaking Aba is a jungle.