₦airaland Forum

I suggest by next year the Governor should ensure aggressive development in Okigwe city center.
After the construction of ow-okigwe road, Most state functions should be shifted to this okigwe center to ensure inclusive governance and encourage economic activities.

Abagworo:
No. Most of the good roads in Owerri and Imo are the ones built by Okorocha. The Mbakwe roads were under steady repairs and reasphalting by all his successors until Okorocha came and added so many more roads as well as expanding and maintaining those of Mbakwe. It us still the same roads that Uzodinma is rehabilitating not building new ones.

But why did it take them years to construct poly-iheagwa road?. Sen Hope is doing a fantastic job. Not really self centered like those who build because their properties are around there.

sanctity454:
Iwuanyanwu street has been awarded

At works-layout?

asha80:
there are roads that actually fail in the first few months of construction i nigeria..in that situation it isn't maintainance but down right poor construction

Perhaps if they use iron bars that restrict certain type of cars, have drainage system, then you shouldn't worry much about street roads and it's standard.

sanctity454:
Iwuanyanwu street has been awarded

One thing I like about the current administration is bringing the dividends of governance to people's door step. Streets are being marked for construction. Drainages are also being paid attention to. If the underground drainage system is completed, things would get a lot better.

hisgrace090:
I still havnt come accross the reason why some book of the bible were removed by king james.

I need answers too

smile11s:
The entire north were once Igbo land. Even the names of the so called cities and states in the north are still Igbo names

How?
Please educate us

BabaO2:
We won, but 2 of the substitutions were errors that could have cost us the victory. Clearly Mount was the playmaker, cleverer and smarter than Wener, why not remove Werner instead, also the last substitution Harvetz is not fit for this kind of physical match

I guess you know more than the coach.
You want to remove the fastest forward (Werner) and allow all Liverpool players to press knowing that their is no threat of a possible counter

angelfallz:
how about the part where i said that numerous studies have shown that a child needs a mother and a father? you did not see that part? is that not one way it affects society?

to directly answer your question, America legalised it not more than 10years ago, it would take time for the effects to start showing. Already they lawsuits challenging why men who identify as women should be participating in women sports.

children in public schools are being taught that homosexuality is normal, basically they are trying to change the perspective of society from a very young age.
Now tell me, if homosexuality was natural, would they need to force children to accept it at a young age?

Exactly.
If homosexuality happens by chance as people claim, Why not leave the children alone so they can develop theirs by chance and focus on educating the adults.

sanpipita:
You cant say something always been there and then call it a trend like it just got manufactured, in next 100 years not everyone will legalize homosexuality but it won't disappear so how is it a trend?

It is a trend.. by forming a community of it in the open

Just like someone can promote underaged sex that had always existed...and advocating for relationships between 13year old girl(or girls who have started seeing their period) and other adult male globally... When it scales through, it becomes a trend and that doesn't mean some people weren't practicing it in the past

sanpipita:
Cherry picking on what? you guys are majoring on non issue, you can't disagree with me that homosexuality isn't a global trend or something new, its always been there.

Only difference is the world is being more acceptable to it, there was a time blacks were used for slavery and segregated, it was a norm till world realized it was wrong and made changes, in life change is constant, even Pope agrees lgbt people shouldn't be discriminated

Homosexuality is a trend.
People had homosexual tendencies in the past ..yes. Certain cultures found it abhorrent in Africa..yes.
So people who do not even constitute up to 2% of a community hid their homosexual tendencies for fear of punishment.. yes

Then a certain or will I say liberal minded people decided to embrace it in the open..yes

Those people are world power today and pushing this agenda ...yes

Therefore homosexuality and all those your Qyz is currently a global trend... EMPHATIC YES!

sanpipita:
Homosexuality isnt a global trend, there are traces of ancient homosexuality within Africa, homosexuality is nothing new it has always existed even transgender and cross dressing, do your research so you will stop thinking homosexuality is a foreign import.

Lol. So why the cherry picking naa?.

What you are promoting is LGBT and all those alphabets you guys attached.
Very soon you will add numbers

sanpipita:
This is where most of you fail, I was never in opinion decriminalization or criminalization of homosexuality has any direct effect on leadership and development in Africa like most of you think, what decriminalization of homosexuality brings is discrimination and discrimination is bad I'm against that.

Most first world countries have homosexuality legalized yet in terms of leadership and development they are far ahead of africa this is enough example to tell you homosexuality isn't problem we Africans have, focus on better issues and leave homosexuality alone, Africans say homosexuality is bad yet on daily basis they are migrating to countries where it's legal

You are getting twisted. The idea is not to follow a global trend. LGBT is never our thing.

Racism for example is something you will find everyday in the west be it at work place, school etc. They can't just stop it. And they won't because it is a 'tool' for telling you they are better of.

Migration of Africans to those places is not born out of hypocrisy but out of hunger. Else they should dread going to places they are racially abused on a daily basis.

I still maintain my point. It shouldn't be accepted not because we hate LGBT as God's creatures but to discourage a western agenda to control you.

sanpipita:
Lol superior arguments indeed

you would have just gone ahead to list what criminalizing LGBT will bring. It's a forum where we learn.

sanpipita:
Keep quiet if your discrimination of homosexuality won't improve leadership in Africa.

If you can question what homosexuality will improve, I can equally question what criminalization of it will bring

bottom line is leave people alone with their sexuality

I'm not surprise.
I guess my arguments were Superior that's why you resulted to tantrums.
It's all good

sanpipita:
Explain how criminalization of homosexuality will improve leadership and bring development to Africa

You see why I always get amazed when Africans react. Read my first paragraph..

Bulk(majority) of the problem is from bad leadership.

Part of the problem... copying religion/culture , which is a factor of neocolonialism.

The whole context of my write up doesn't suggest that criminalizing LGBT will improve the fortunes of Africa


It simply means.. you are nearer to neocolonialism when you accept it. Be it religion or culture

P1PrinceKT:
I like the way Africans respect their cultures and condemned the Westerners,

Not in every thing they(Westerners) should be worshipped.

Exactly. The bulk of the problem in Africa is bad leadership. And a part of the problem in Africa is copying every culture/religion from the westerners/foreigners.


My question then is; How will the promotion of LGBT community in Africa improve leadership in the region or help to break free from neocolonialism?

Diabetes is another deadly disease people ignore.

It's quite sad we live in a controlled world. People demonize HIV as if it's a death sentence where as it's just a 'passenger' virus not even harmful to cells. There is no scientific evidence till date that it leads to a deficient immunity. They are all agenda. Most of the problems start when you take certain 'drugs' which were originally made for cancer patients.
You will be in class, they will just be teaching u imaginary things like HIV receptor 1 and all those manufactured jargons that do not have any physiological or biochemical correlation whatsoever in the body.
I have stayed with white folks, they dread maleria more. We should even dread maleria more because in Nigeria, it has more mortality rates in under-fives and expectant mothers.

If you can't organize big malls structurally, why waste money?
Keep it simple

Look at how expensively disorganized the inside looks.
Why can't builders in Nigeria build with measurements.
Must the pillars be bent all the time?

BriggsBryan:
I earn N1,680,000 as Senior Project Manager. However, my first ever salary was N45,000 in 2013 as Assistant Internal Control Manager.

Africans

aminusodiq:
I don't like that movie

Same here.
It has a very poor story line.
The quality of the lines do not match the high-quality of filming.
Some of the characters look unsure of what they should interpret...



I liked 'Gold statue' .
All the characters interpreted their roles very well, even down to other featured characters,
Plus it has a good story line

iramure:
It's time truth be told. Religion is man made and the reason is just for control of the gullibles. At times I wonder why the so called powerful men of god in Nigeria can't just pray and command all these terrorist to stop all these atrocities but if it's to brag and terrorise their gullible innocent members they have power. Things are getting worse, all they do is to add more to our problem.
Government failed
Religion failed
Who can save us?

Exactly.. I'm amazed that in 21st century some people are saying he should pray and act according to his faith or better still die, while other developed Nations try their best to rescue their own.

Religion has finished Nigeria

Meehn!!
what a 'breath taking' documentary

okpalaAnambra:
Actually by Nigerian standards he did achieve

There is nothing like Nigeria standard. But I do know there is something like best practices'

EMMY76:
Look at what umahi have achieved within 6yrs in ebonyi with little federal allocations campared to okorocha's 8yrs of waste and looting. Okorohausa is not even qualified to lead a local in Nigeria.

What has umahi achieved?
Africans are so hilarious

kahal29:
That it was a pre-election matter

So does it mean uche nwosu's case holds no water currently?

asha80:
unfortunately I doubt owerri youths will do anything to protect it and hope is actually a bit of a thug so if he decides those structures will go trust me they will go down..didn't he demolish one hospital like that somto? Also unfortunately rochas being the crass person he his went and built those structures on water ways

you can't build on water ways?
It depends on the topography. The building is on a higher topography.
What you should question is the integrity of the foundation.

oluwatunechi:
note the word "SHALL" was used in this context not "WILL" SHALL is used for conveying request questions or offers

so it would have made more sense if the word WILL was used instead

I. the STATE SHALL recognize the RIGHT
II. the STATE WILL recognize the RIGHT

Lol. English teacher.
Shall and will are used interchangeably in practice.

Shall in law doesn't mean it's not affirmative, it's just that the mannerism of order are made to look kindly.

K.O Mbadiwe University

michoim:
I thought ESN was protecting them

Nigerians should really learn how to read without attaching unnecessary emotions.

They said they want compensation for destruction of farms "over the years"..
ESN was only established recently