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aribisala0:I know Nigeria is a bitter, cold, inhumane place where life means little but YES Igbos deserved compensation. The ECOWAS court has today vindicated this fact. Settled is even a nice statement. They were robbed. If I come to your house, burn all your property and take N1m from you. Turn around and give you 2k is that robbery or charity? Wrong analogy. Boko Haram's origins are from Islamic extremism. A totally unprovoked home grown religious uprising that has murdered tens of thousands...Yet they have a whole frigging commission designated to funnel billions every year to them. Boko haram killers and child rapists are now on an allowance...Let that permeate |
A great man. The first Igbo man to lead the entire Igbo nation. Like any man he had his faults but his courage and leadership overshadow them greatly. He was there for us and showed strength when it seemed our enemies were about to annihilate us. If there had been more like him in the south and middle belt we would not be where are today. Rest on Ikemba |
aribisala0:The average price of a barrel of oil in 1970 was $3.39 in 1970. Not certain of the exchange rate as per dollar to Pound but let's just estimate....Igbos were settled after the war with 6-7 barrels of crude oil.... https://inflationdata.com/Inflation/Inflation_Rate/Historical_Oil_Prices_Table.asp Smh |
aribisala0:Pally leave all this galala wey you dance...Show me any authoritative statement that indicates the value of 1 Nigerian Pound in 1970. In 1970 the common man's car was the Mini cooper. It cost about £600 then while a week's wages were about £32. Touting Awo's 20 Pounds as an achievement is very unfortunate |
aribisala0:So I should ignore authoritative price statements from the Guardian UK clearly stating prices in 1970 because Fela mentioned agege bread in a song? Why did you not provide news clippings to prove that 20 pounds was enough to buy a house and start multimillion industries ![]() SMH |
JUSTICE4Nigeria:The post no get head or tail. There are absolutely no facts to scrutinise. Its titled 20 Pounds Lie Busted but OP has agreed there was a £20 compensation though he ludicrously claims the money was worth millions in value then (dirty lie) |
aribisala0:What a petty, poorly researched, illogical post ![]() These ppl don't care how ridiculous they sound in their attempts to re-write igbo history. A loaf of bread was 53 pence in 1970 so it means the Igbos were compensated with equivalent of 40 loaves of bread Such a wonderful generous gesture by Awo. ![]() https://amp.theguardian.com/uk/2004/mar/05/health.drugsandalcohol The wickedness and dishonesty that inspired this sort of propaganda topic is deserving of scientific research walahi. OP try harder next time |
kn23h:Which region in Nigeria has leaders who "develop" their place? South West and Northern leaders are the most guilty of under developing their regions. What develops a region is private sector efforts backed up by Federal and State government infrastructure such as power, good roads, railways etc. The federal government has been giving and still giving roads, railways, dams, irrigation etc to the north and south west yet those two regions are still largely backward and underdeveloped. In a place like Anambra the state infrastructure is generally good and the private sector is vibrant. There is almost no existing federal infrastructure there...Is there any place in the south west as vibrant economically as Anambra? No call Lagos o!! No long tin. Your attempt to spin a soul searching article by an Igbo son is dead on arrival. It has no bearing on development, the article is referring to vices among igbo political leaders who as events and current news has shown are not half as corrupt as their south west or northern counterparts. |
deomelo: shameful South west: owing N1,056 Trillion (no railways or pipeborne water, declining educational standards) South East: owing N257BN (una guy Rochas is a big cause of this figure) |
deomelo:Oyo state: owing N115.9BN Ekiti: owing N67.3BN Lagos: N603.25BN (no lightrail no pipeborne water )Ogun: owing N103.75BN Osun: owing N165.91BN Ondo: owing N55.57BN https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2017/03/29/36-states-debt-profile-hits-n3-4-trillion/ |
Jonathan gave y'all water in osun after 40 years despite all the debt. The Governor of Osun State, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, has commended the Federal Government for its huge efforts towards provision of potable water to the people of the state, in particular Ilesha town. Aregbesola added that Ilesha town had been without potable water for 40 years and so expressed great delight that the FG has come to the aid of the people. www.theeagleonline.com.ng/aregbesola-commends-fgs-ilesa-water-works-project/ |
this op no smart all. kwakwakwakwa ![]() Anambra with 20.6 billion is the least indebted state in this country and has a better local road network than all south west states except maybe lagos. Upon all south west debt the academic standards in that region have been on the decline if waec/neco results are anything to go by. SE investments in education are yielding fruits if the same waec/neco results are anything to go by... Does our former capital lagos have pipeborne water to even 10% of its residents after 16 years of democracy?? |
obonujoker:there are many northerners here claiming yoruba like him. |
colossus91:you get time. that guy has likely never gone 100km beyond where he was born |
See mumusco. If its backwardness hasnt your region been recording among the poorest WAEC scores in the country consistently for several years back to back? |
![]() This buhari government is just too dumb for my liking. It has really played itself into a corner. At the end of the day the sureties will tell the court that further to the raid on Kanu's house which amounts to an act of war, they are not in a position to account for Kanu who has not been seen since. The universal concept of Force Majeure will be activated. The army will eventually have to explain its actions at afara ukwu that night |
Don't mind Gowon. The man doesn't care because Fulani herdsmen do not kill people in his own Angas area. The Berom and Miango people are the ones that have been getting murdered and lands seized |
senatordave1:You obviously know very little about Anambra state dynamics.... You are also wrong about the 2013 results. APGA got double the votes APC got. Despite the fact that it was Ngige who ran. Who the bleep is tony nwoye?? The so called elite like arthur eze & the godfathers were all PDP men in 2013 yet APGA whipped them raw. See: (1) Willie Obiano (APGA) = 180, 178 votes (Declared Governor-elect) (2) Tony Nwoye (PDP) = 97, 700 votes (3) Chris Ngige (APC) =95, 963 votes (4) Ifeanyi Ubah (LP) = 37, 495 votes Total number of votes cast = 442, 242 |
This is very very significant.... |
Osyabj:PDP this APGA that. Such lame copy and paste poo ![]() Ana enwe obodo enwe APC is a detested quantity in the SE and ndi Anambra I think hate APC the most. We were the first people in Nigeria to sniff out their true colours when they were shouting change and deceiving everybody. In 2013 elections the gap between APGA and APC was huge. PDP also gave you gap talkless of now that everybody can see how evil and useless it is. After APC federal govt sent fighter jets and tanks into our villages with foot soldiers to extort money from our people at checkpoints in the name of python dance Against an incumbent Obiano? You are a joker.Bookmark this thread |
senatordave1:Anything can happen in that coven called APC. Ndi Anambra will not vote a party they hate. NOBODY except mercenaries in Anambra has any love for APC. The sentiment in the streets is very high at the moment After all this python dance and all the attendant brutality + the polarisation worsened by Buhari this is a very bad time for APC |
APC cannot win in Anambra State elections. Anambra people hate APC like the mark of the beast. If Tony Nwoye likes he can lick buhari's butthole till election day nothing for him |
Once you dare teach miyetti allah that nobody has monopoly of violence, the fulani government of buhari will use power of State machinery against you. I feel like cursing the people that inflicted this buhari creature on us |
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Mrchippychappy:Truth is that IPOB has achieved a lot in terms of gaining traction in the discourse of Nigeria as a nation and the future of the Igbos. A lot more than Igbo intellectuals of today have done (putting it mildly). If the igbo intellectuals fail to capitalise on this it will be a real shame |
ivolt:I maintain that if not for Nnamdi Kanu there would be no clamour on the scale of secessionist groups and mass rallies, there would have been no Arewa Youth quit notice. Restructuring has been a strong topic since 1999 and APC also promised it before 2015 elections but abandoned it. Do you remember when Osibanjo more than a year ago said no to restructuring? How come they suddenly are interested in it now? Because it has become a necessity and an option to Kanu's call for secession |
The north has consumed up to 60% of oil money since independence. The north has been enjoying the best federal infrastructure in the country thanks to northerners that have ruled more than other ethnic group. Northerners own all the oil blocs etc etc etc 1. Yet the north has the worst academic results in the country 2. Highest poverty rates 3. Severe terrorism/Ignorance and violence 4. Millions of Almajiris/urchins etc etc etc If you like put all the resources in the world into the north you cannot see progress until the lazy, corrupt, wicked northern elite are called to account by the poor suffering masses of the north. Unfortunately the northern masses are too illiterate, poor and brainwashed to do a thing |
This is the first time I don't agree with Shaka Momodu 100% I agree just 30%. Nnamdi Kanu used divisive language, tacitly encouraged people worshipping him and did not do enough thinking through with his tactics and strategy when he had the benefit of his peak in popularity. However Nnamdi Kanu is THE REASON why restructuring is being discussed today and for that he deserves credit more than any other person in Nigeria today. The Arewa conference going on now is a fallout of IPOB agitation let nobody deceive himself. I was and am happy Kanu emerged because I knew that even if an independent Biafra was not feasible immediately, in the worst case scenario we would be granted a regional govt similar to pre-1966. That was when IPOB pressure was on. Now the north has no real pressure and they will define restructuring as it will benefit them. Shaka Momodu and his biro can do little about that. |
Any southerner that still supports or defends that corrupt, bitter old clueless bigot in Aso Rock is either a brainwashed mumu or an accursed self hating sellout. Unfortunately buhari will win in 2019 because the north will vote for him en masse and southerners are just too easy to divide. Me I dey go apply for Benin Republic passport. I will see you all in 2023 ![]() |
erunz:Done |
The President of the World Bank Group, Jim Yong Kim , said on Thursday that the bank had concentrated on the northern region of Nigeria in line with President Muhammadu Buhari’s request. Kim and the Managing Director , International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde , who spoke at separate press conferences in Washington DC, United States , also advised Buhari to invest in things that would enhance economic growth. Kim said , “ You know, in my very first meeting with President Buhari he said specifically that he would like us to shift our focus to the northern region of Nigeria and we ’ ve done that . Now, it has been very difficult. The work there has been very difficult. “ I think Nigeria , of course , has suffered from the dropping oil prices . I think things are just now getting better. But the conversation we need to have with Nigeria, I think , is in many ways related to the theme that I brought to the table just this past week, which is investment in human capital . The percentage of the Gross Domestic Product that Nigeria spends on healthcare is less than one percent. ” He added , “ Despite that, there is so much turbulence in the northern part of the country , and there is the hit that was taken from the drop in the oil prices . Nigeria has to think ahead and invest in its people. Investing in the things that will allow Nigeria to be a thriving rapidly growing economy in the future is what the country has to focus on right now . ” punchng.com/buhari-asked-us-to-focus-on-northern-nigeria-wbank/ |
Charles Ogbu hits the nail on the head again. Buhari's administration hardly does anything with intelligence because the head does not hav much to far cerebrally.... Soldiers who the last time they showed left sorrow tears and blood suddenly appear at our children's schools and expect our sharp children not to bail out ![]() Thunder fire Lugard! |
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