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FieldMarshall06:. .. and so what? Even if it’s a campaign ... |
SmartPolician:Talk about your East. You no fit talk. You insult person who draws attention to the problems of the east. Why drag Ogun state into this? Ignoramus. |
SmartPolician:Lol. But you have been drinking snipper from your private boreholes in Imo for ages. Common sense you no get to understand that. Kwontinue chasing my pungent posts every where. Iberiberism. |
semid4lyfe:Gov Umahi is not only brilliant but also a good manager of scarce funds. He arranges his projects in order of priority. He has just completed an ultra modern water supply project in EBONYI state. In one oil producing state in the east, there is no modern system for public water supply except for the state capital. Private water boreholes reign all over the state.
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Abohboy:One Oil producing state in the east could not build its university teaching hospital it established about 17 years ago. Its teaching hospital exists only in name. Parochial clan things are behind it.
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Up up gov Umahi. Up up Enonyi State. One state in the east has been scraping, rebuilding, scraping and rebuilding its Douglas, Wethrel, Ekeonunwa, etc Roads in the state capital every few years, no infrastructures. Other towns outside the state capital are like no-go areas .
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A second modern city after Enugu fast emerging in Enugu state. In my Imo state, we still scrap and rebuild Douglas Road, Wethrel roads in state capital every few years. The small stadiums other governors built outside capital city are crumbling because they are not in capital city. |
NLandIsHypocrit:Only Igbo people who were able to show evidence that they had bank account with Nigeria bank before the war were given £20, not every Igbo. Of course, Awo knew then that only a few Igbos would produce such evidence, the Igbos having been displaced frequently from one town to another as refugees during the war. |
Falae who is gunning for Yoruba President of Nigeria knows that OBJ as president was not able to change the skewed political structure and governance system established by northern military dictators. Give Falae a Northern stooge from Yoruba as next week, south of Nigeria still remains onlookers toward northern politicians moves. Nigeria’s skewed political structure and unitary governance system are reasons for the struggle over which tribe produces president at every turn. |
If Yoruba wants to secede from Nigeria, Middle belt will fight us. See old man Falae, lying to himself and to his children and grand children, as he blackmails North to make Yoruba man succeed Buhari as president of Nigeria. Truth is that if many groups in the Middle belt are given a chance, they shall secede from Nigeria. |
ThatFairGuy:No be today? Blackmailing Fulani to make Yoruba succeed Buhari. Na today we start to see the Yoruba in this act? Since Abiola debacle. |
EastGold:Take away your eyes so that the East can secede from your El-Dorado, Nigeria, you can’t. Yoruba land would have prospered more than now in Oduduwa Republic, but Crude oil in the East would not let Yoruba see beyond the nose. |
sanctity454:Nice concept for urban expansion of Owerri, but hopefully, must be done by PRIVATE DEVELOPERS SO THAT IMSG SHALL PUT SCARCE FUNDS INTO PROVIDING LIFE SAVING INFRASTRUCTURES LIKE PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS, URBAN DRAINAGE AND ROADS TO REST OF IMO STATE NOW UNDER DECADENCE. They didn’t create Imo state to make Orlu and Okigwe to go into extinction for Owerri state capital. Many state capital cities in the US and other countries are less developed than other cities in the same state. Turn by turn development policy in Imo state, beginning with state capital, hatched and sold to successive state governors of Imo state, is a most deceptive development policy which is sending Orlu and Okigwe to near extinction. It’s not different from Apartheid development policy abolished in South Africa. |
If Imo is a state steered by true humans between 2007 and 2019, people of Imo state should have coerced the two governors to reconstruct this road to IMSUTH in Orlu Imo state. The animals asking IMSG for flyovers and skyscrapers in Owerri would not raise dust against IMSG because of this road. But after a bout of illness and they die in the skyscrapers, due to absence of a good hospital in Imo state, their bodies get thrown into a rickety downstairs morgue.
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Dedetwo:You are intellectually hollow, as you believe that only Owerri qualifies to be provided modern development infrastructures in Imo state. All the bile in you and a few others like you in this thread rise because some of us stress for modern development to be extended to Orlu and Okigwe. People like you are VERY COMFORTABLE with all government development institutions, including 6 tertiary education institutions, to remain in Owerri Nit wit. |
Gracespecial101:People can’t afford meat in the market. Poverty and hardship. |
Ha ha ha. Personal convenience. A guy from Awo Omamma in Oru West LGA in Orlu senatorial district can manufacture all the excuses in the world to have all tertiary education institutions in Imo state to be in Owerri. Tell us also why all universities in Nigeria needed to be located in Lagos or in new capital city, Abuja. |
Islie:Imo Alleluia House of Assembly since 2007. Gov buys multi million Naira car for his official use, buys for Reps. House sings Alleluia along. Next, governor buys Police patrol vans or Ambulances. Alleluia House can’t tell governor to first provide common public water supply system. |
Dedetwo:Chief Evan Enwerem was Governor of Imo state for 20 months between 1991 to 1993. Chief Evan Enwerem established IMSU in Owerri temporarily, he saw FUTO, AICE and Imopoly in Owerri then. Since then, selfish or lily livered politicians from Orlu zone have not been able to remove IMSU from Owerri. Ohakim who called IMSU a pigsty could have removed IMSU from Owerri if he had 2nd term. |
SmartPolician:That’s not in Orlu, don’t mind Abagworo. Even the photo of Ihioma Road Orlu he posted was adulterated - photoshopped mixture of Ihioma road and good road from another state. |
Yampotatocarrot:In bold:[ Imo state is too small to lack social infrastructures]. Apt. Greedy govs and their accomplices in civil service have fleeced Imo state - dry, especially since 2007. As for water supply you say you have your reserve on: have you seen any town in Europe, SE Asia, North Africa or America without public water supply system? I have not seen. Why must black Africans in Nigeria continue to sink their own private water boreholes, consume untreated deadly water from water boreholes? |
Guess why Imo state has no common running water for its people. Governor’s only do showcase projects like roads and city schools in state capital - four or eight years tenure gone. |
Fearless123:You must play soccer on a soccer pitch, not in a business boardroom.
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Glad. Many people from Imo state on this thread are beginning to understand the tricks Imo governors play on us especially since 2007 when Obasanjo stopped Ifeanyi Ararume from succeeding Achike Udenwa as governor. Since then, governors started to do a few roads and bridges in the state capital. Some of us clapped: Imo state is developing, as sycophants of the governors, mostly the last governor of eight years posted roads and bridges in Owerri online. It’s organized gang. But rest of Imo state outside the state capital rot, as funds that should be for infrastructures for rest of the state disappeared. Any one who watches the recent video on government development projects in the three senatorial zones of of Ebonyi state must weep for Imo state. |
Yampotatocarrot:Online, I have read many learned people from Owerri write that IMSU still remains in Owerri because most of the politicians from Orlu zone lack vision, only politik for their private interests and immediate family. Rochas program was to build and own a private university while serving as governor. Where has such a thing ever happened? |
Lol. After 8 years as governor, about one month to leave office, Rochas pronounced many sites as university and polytechnic; unarguably to make Nd’Imo remove eyes from the multi billion Naira Eastern Palm University in his hometown built with IMSG funds while he was governor. If Rochas had earlier converted Eastern Palm University to become campus of Imo state university, or a new state university, he would have been a Johnny-do-good for Imo state university which has had no real university structures more than 20 years after it was established on a very wrong site by former governor Evan Enwerem . Enwerem met FUTO, AICE and Polytechnics Nekede all in Owerri, saw better developed university premises in Orlu, yet he established IMSU in Owerri. Rochas wanted to build and own a private university while serving as state governor. E don happen, what is the condition of Eastern Palm University today? |
Abagworo:To lessen the volume of street traders on Douglas road, your mentor who saw Owerri as only place to develop in Imo state should have created new layouts with urban facilities like running water, electricity and paved urban roads in the outskirts of Owerri. Instead, he went to demolish inner city relics in Owerri town centre to build multi lane boulevards with roofs on roads. You came here daily to advertise ignorance. |
Abagworo:But I am not a fool at 40 like you whose only means of livelihood is live on the social media to lick the ass of politicians. |
Abagworo:... and APC national was not made up of foolish people. Who in his right mindset could justify the acts of a state governor using scarce funds of a state to build federal projects without prior agreement with federal government for reimbursement? Who in his right mindset would not fight off a state governor who deliberately destroyed his state’s university teaching hospital as the teaching hospital lost accreditation; a governor who watched floods ravage a whole portion of his state in the same area the teaching hospital was located without urban drainage system, even scrapped and abandoned many roads in the same area. Leaders in Orlu zone swore earlier that Okorocha’s son-in-law would not be allowed to succeed Okorocha as governor of Imo state. The rest is history. Gulak and Oshiomwole did not come without reason to ensure that Okorocha was denied quasi 3rd term he sought through his son-in-law. |
Abagworo:Rochas actually destroyed nearly all the existing development projects of government in Orlu. The university teaching hospital at Orlu was brought to its knees by Rochas who deliberately abandoned the only road to the hospital, deliberately owed doctors in order to make them leave the hospital. The teaching hospital lost accreditation under Rochas. Rochas excavated many roads in Orlu, abandoned them after he dualized three small roads leading to his Ideato from Orlu. Those three roads are what you see as Rochas opened up Orlu. Was Orlu closed before Rochas as governor? |
Mostly Hand works of Peter Obi, Chris Ngige, Chinwoke Mbadinuju. They decentralized development and development institutions to many parts of Anambra state. Imo state politicians live in the state capital with their families. For their enjoyment and enjoyment of their family members they bring to Owerri, Imo political leaders concentrate all development institutions, including six universities and polytechnics on the souls of Owerri state capital, water supply project only in the state capital, all three federal housing estates in Owerri, market after market in Owerri. Outside Imo state capital Owerri, it’s more or less like after the civil war. If it were during military rule era, governors of Imo state must have been summoned to CGS office in Abuja for question regarding how they underdeveloped the larger section of Imo state. |
Love Anambra political elite for their beautiful state. Neighboring Imo state has been building Owerri state capital since 1976. Worse, the once urban Okigwe and Orlu have been abandoned, both carefully relegated to rural areas status. Owerri people clap for the governors. |
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