100millionGoal: This is not matter of Yoruba,Igbo or Ijaws.
Every blessed day you hear about people predominantly from the North kidnapping , unnecessary killing people and destroying their livelihood in the South and North Central unprovoked.
Why is it that way?
I have never in my life heard of a Southerner irrespective of tribe causing any trouble in the North not to talk of killing people there?
Why is it this way? Why are the North too violent on others?
I don't buy the North are humble nonsense.... So far they have been the ones committing the worst atrocities in Nigeria.
I swear 15 years ago I never knew what bombing felt like until Boko haram came along.
Why are these people like this?
Oga talk about your tribe Yoruba and leave the rest, I am Hausa
ScamHunter: So you people now post Rwandan genocide as Biafra ba. Did they tell you to keep causing distraction for Nigerians not to know that your druggie is a disaster? Is that your zombiemaster instruction from your WhatsApp group? Make una no worry. Nigerians will soon respond una from ebinpawa viewpoint.
Don't mind the monkey and when it will start may God in heaven make them victims of the incident in Jesus name, amen.
phorget: Some people will still come to write 'that agulu fraud will never win any election in Nigeria'. Anytime I see such write up I do always ask them if their lives has been in anyway better now that they have thief and a cocaine sniffer as their winner.
Don't mind the morons that are paid just 30k monthly just to insult Obi and defend a failure. In Kenya their youths are out their speaking truth to power, this is the same Ruto they defended his mandate and now he is messing up and the same youths are out their protesting to tell him he is messing up and not singing on your mandate we shall stand. Here in Nigeria, instead of us to fight the oppressors we will rather choose to fight our fellow oppressed cos it is convincing and safe to do so, as cowards that they are eg look at the video to understand my point
God1000: Where are the intelligence agencies in Nigeria, they are always in comatose and unable to see such threats coming.
The NIA isn't doing its job
Give it to CIA, MI6 and other powerful intelligence agencies across the world, they are always on top of their jobs, they even have several combat units that they use when necessary.
NwaNimo1: Dangote Sets Another Record as Refinery's Electricity Surpasses Nigeria’s Eleven Years Capacity
Nigeria added barely 760 megawatts of power to the national grid in eleven years; in contrast, the Dangote refinery doubled that amount and produced 1,500 megawatts in a shorter amount of time. Nigeria has the capacity to generate 13,000 MW of power.
UGC Data obtained from the Nigeria Electricity System Operator demonstrated that, as of June 12, 2024, the average generation of 4,160 MW had increased by 22% from an average of 3,400 MW in November 2013 to the Distribution Companies (Discos) delivery to the Generation Companies (Gencos) via the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN).
But following construction in 2018, Dangote's oil refinery generated 1,500 MW of power—more than the entire country's grid expansion accomplished in more than ten years.
Aliko Dangote said at the Afreximbank Annual Meetings and AfriCaribbean Trade & Investment Forum in Nassau, The Bahamas, “We don’t put pressure on the grid. We produce about 1,500 megawatts of power for self-consumption.”
Situation calls for worry BusinessDay reported that this scenario has sparked worries about Nigeria's electricity sector's sluggish growth, even in the face of billion-dollar investments and an 11-year-old privatisation process. Charles Akinbobola, a senior energy analyst at Sofidam Capital, said, “The government and some operators in the sector may say there has been some form of growth since 2013, but in actual terms, how many people are benefiting from the privatised power sector? most conglomerates are generating their power.
“The challenge of the power sector has not entirely been the scarcity of funds, several trillions of naira have been pumped into that industry. The sector has been plagued by the shortcomings of its managers.” Nigeria needs to do more Nigeria has the capacity to generate 13,000 MW of power, while South Africa, with a comparable economy and 25% of the world's population, can produce about 58,095 MW. Yet, Nigeria's aging power infrastructure only supplies approximately 4,000 megawatts of electricity to its 200 million inhabitants, or about the same amount as Edinburgh, home to 548,000 people, does.
Despite Nigeria's transmission capacity increasing by 20% to an average of 4,200mw since 2013, BusinessDay analysis reveals that the country's population has expanded by 57% during the same period, from 131 million to 206 million, based on the most recent World Bank figures. Nigeria appears to be traveling at a snail's pace, but other African nations are advancing quickly.
For example, between December 2015 and December 2018, Egypt, a country of 114 million people, added 28,229 million MW to its national system, bringing its total installed capacity to 58,818 MW. This was accomplished, according to the International Trade Administration of the US Department of Commerce, through a fast-track initiative that installed 3,636 MW of power in 8.5 months at a cost of $2.7 billion.
In March 2015, Egypt signed a second contract with Siemens for the construction of three mega combined power cycle stations, adding 14,400mw in 2.5 years. Data from Ghana's energy agency show that between 2000 and 2020, the country's capacity to generate electricity expanded at an annual rate of 6.4%, from 1,358 MW to 4,695 MW.
FG gives orders to reduce electricity supply The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) is set to enhance power supply to domestic consumers following its orders directing the System Operator (SO) to cap supplies to international customers by 6 per cent of domestic supplies. The affected countries include Togo, Benin Republic and the Niger Republic. The development comes amid a high level of indebtedness and non-remittance of electricity bills supplied to the countries over the years.
Don't you see that the guy is just catching cruise with you guys emotion?
You don't have to reply or comment on every topics.
That's what I have been telling them, they should learn to ignore the drunk, a minority talking, a tribe that can not manage a state with the huge amount of money coming out from it, yet it's not even up to a local government in some state.
Mrexcell: Those people really don't wish the igbo nation well the communities in imo the man removed are even the oil and gas producing communities can u imagine the level of hatred?
And that is the primary reason calamity of bad leaders will always hit them hard, they will always be were they are, no progress
Konquest: If you are smart enough, you would have seen where I indicated that the so-called draft might even be REJECTED right in the bolded segment of the first paragraph. My first or initial deep thoughts when I analysed the article posted by the OP was that if this article is true and NOT embellished, the gentlemen should have harmonised his views with other ethnic nationalities' leaderships to jointly come up with a DRAFT instead of it being from a person from one section of Nigeria. For a multi-ethnic country where infantile and primordial sentiments rule, a significant number of people easily read all kinds of variegated meanings to every move made by others who are NOT from their own geographical OR ethnic spaces.
That's why I reckoned that other ethnicities or groups in the different regions of Nigeria must also come up with their own harmonised views on the issue of where they want to be administratively grouped which many have already done in the past. It's just a question of dusting up what they already have in their archives. Period.
And you that have read all through the supposedly just a draft bill without seeing the sense of mischief, greed and calculated insult in it shows how deep your sense of disdain for the Igbos.. If you come to the public with something mischievous as this then don't expect any iot of pleasent words from those affected by your misguided intentions. How will you feel if an Igbo man did this draft and carved the entire Ondo state to be part of the south south and let's say the entire Kwara to be lumped up with the Northern region and kept all Igbo states intact in the east, tell me how will you feel? And their by going ahead by icing the insult with the phrase, "Just a draft bill".. The problem with you Yorubas is that you always see yourselves to be smart whereas in practice you are notting close to it.. Simply do unto others how you will want them to do to you.
phemray: But at this level, the Northerners should support to try a new thing. They have ruled the country since yakubu Gowan days and no difference we keep getting worse. So why not try a different thing to get different results. Even the insecurity will be settled.
Well I agree with you in some areas.. My point here is that, despite the fact that the Yoruba man that crafted this garbage openly advertised his sense of bigotry for free, I will not throw away the idea rather, throw away his Amala constructed idea and embrace the intentions behind the idea via fine tunning it for it to work cos this is the last gamble that we save Nigeria cos if we fail to do this, we can kiss Nigeria goodbye in the nearest forceable future.
Mrexcell: See how the yoruba man cunningly extracted some igbo communities in imo to add to another region he didn't even consider adding igbo speaking communities in the south south to the south east but added yoruba and sub yoruba communities in the south south and north central to the south west region in his first proposal. This is exactly what they have been wishing in their posts in this forum.
A snake is always a snake any day so don't be surprised even with what you read here on this forum is a pigment of what they hear from their parents that they expose to us here.
I also hope this bill will stop south westerners from constituting nuscance in the east with their dirty looking agbo and Jalopies they drive around they termed as taxis. I also trust the bill will reduce the menace of those wreteched Yorubas who convert under bridges to self contained apartment as well as increase the cost of an average Yoruba skull from mere 30k to something significant.
saveman91: Troop from the 6 brigede nigeria army/sector 3 operational WHIRL stroke carried out a targeted operation on tuesday to address kidnapping and criminal activities in taraba state items recovery are 12 mobile phone 3 internation passport and various mystical charm utilize by the criminal see more picture here:
RevDesm0ndJuju: My people sell niggers from Osuland and we get reciept from the Jewish slavers that buy your people .
Eeya sorry oo, I understand your frustattion, no worry I go beg Emeka make him release your wife for you you hear, Oya come drink palmwine sleep, hungry goat
RevDesm0ndJuju: 0su, dem no born any of una to even talk shit to me.
My problem is why are you so concerned about the zoo you hate so much ?
Pack and fck off back to your useless yeast .
Mumu Yoruba man claiming warri, because someone visited you in your Yam farm at Oshogbo and told you of a place called Warri and you think you can act smart with it.. Omo ale
Rapmoney: This article has been written based on thorough observation of political events in southeastern region of Nigeria. The article is not written to take 'ought to' into consideration but written to take care of 'what is' because the point of view of the writer is strictly based on realities on ground.
The federal government of Nigeria, today being the 29th day of May, 2024 passed a bill into law for the change of the country's national anthem. The law brought back the old national anthem which will now be in use henceforth. Whatever the real motive of the government is for reverting to the old national anthem is not known to me and so many other Nigerians.
In recent times, I have paid business visits to the eastern states of Anambra, Enugu, Imo and Abia (only Ebonyi State I have not visited). I noticed that schools in the east, both public and private don't recite the national anthem anymore. Most of the pupils/students don't even remember the beginning line again talk less of the lines that make up the anthem. It has been like this for almost 3 years.
Now, with the adoption of the old national anthem which is alien to those young people, it appears like Manchester United signing Victor Ikpeba as a striker next season. I mean, students and pupils were already struggling to come to terms with the one they have been accustomed to and here, they have something else they didn't grow up to hear to learn.
It is almost impossible for pupils and students from both public and private schools in southeastern Nigeria to learn this adopted anthem. I think with this, there could be a natural death and burial of Nigeria's national anthem in the southeastern region of Nigeria.
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And you Op, why must you single the East in your observation, I don't know what gives you the temerity to find it convenient to always use the East as a means of texting your mastery in English language. Are you now saying it's only the East that are tired of this useless country that calls itself Nigeria? Are you all enjoying this country and you all are running away like it's a war tome zone? You guys should leave the eat out of your frustrations pls
Buluz14: Something like this will kill Biafra spirit
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oga abeg do your agbo business in peace and leave Biafra out of it