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Every woman likes a longer and more robust penis.

naijapips04:
Buhari is just a tyrant. He's just unfortunate that he's dealing with people far more smarter than he is.

We are back to the days intimidation and killings of opposition using state forces.... We are back to the days of Abacha.

Anyone supporting this brazen tyranny is an enemy of the people and should be ashamed.

Buhari a president in a democracy, but thinks the armed forces is all he has to rule Nigeria

Beeman1:
mtcheww. kwankoso can never defeat Buhari in kano. plss ipod terrorist should take note.

That you called a non violent IPOB a terrorist group shows the lies in all you said.

Ihateyoumod:
Guy all these conspiracy theories, we don't know what the police knows, u r n no place to begin spew thrash. Let the police do their goddam Job

What do you think police knows?

Saraki would be arming robbers to go and rob and kill people? Story for the birds.

Thus one no be government again. Na clown.

Nansense. No married man can prefer ashawo before his wife.

Abi the man no get sense say ashawo too de get many diseases, including AIDS?

Abi de married man was interested to have his children as orphans?

foolbuster:
When the wicked are in power the people suffer

Wicked, no be small

This Rochas man watch floods ravage other towns in his state, there he watch people living on two lanes streets without pavement, but the wicked man wastes the state's resources building all sorts of nonsense, including federal prison, police barracks, NUJ offices, 10 lane streets in little town Owerri, cover the roofs of the roads with metal decors, all to satisfy his personal political pursuits. .

IMO STATE OR OWERRI?




We went on sabbatical. See them Okorocha media continue with their strive to reduce Imo state to become Owerri.


Crooked govt with its media crew reduce Imo state to become Owerri. Once in a while, they scratch here and there outside Owerri to fool the uninitiated.

The local government allocations meant to develop the other 25 lgas, where are the allocations?

One state governor in the southeast shall use his state's and local govts' allocations to build federal government projects like prisons, police barracks, and even build NUJ offices in his state capital, while people in other towns in his state live by dusty, muddy and dilapidated streets without pipe borne water and drainage system.
The governor is asking for third term as governor, his party, APC, doesn't seem to see the wrong in the man.

nnamdijonathan:
Who told you Owerri has no industry? Do you know the number of industries that BOI have helped open in Imo state in the last 4 years? People in Nigeria are just ignorant, no wonder a person ignorantly said that Okorocha is still owing 2 years salary all because of hate and ignorance.

Name the industry or industries in Owerri.

Hopefully you are not taking block moulding and aluminium sheets retailing companies in Owerri as industries.
By industry we mean manufacturing enterprises that employ scores or more people a shift.

There is no industry in Owerri.

Owerri thrives by the three public universities and two polytechnics in Imo state all located in or nearest Owerri, without any regard to the fact that Orlu and Okigwe zones are also part of Imo state.

These five tertiary education institutions in Owerri bring about N2 billion a week to Owerri.

AKswift:
Why would one suggest a single governor to construct railway line linking both states? You guys are very funny, for real! It’s like asking Okowa or Obiano to build the second Niger bridge, or Bello to link Lokoja to ABJ by track.

Why didn’t El Rufia construst the Abuja-Kaduna metro line? See, until the leaders of the SE gets their political calculations right, you guys should stop proposing such a heculian project for a single person to embark on. And I wonder why you guys are not proposing Aba and Owerri rail route, instead of Umuhia.

Sincere.

Already, there is the federal government standard rail route proposed to link most of the Eastern states.

It's a herculean task for Okorocha or any other governor to build inter-state railway lines.

Anyhow, Owerri is a civil service town, no industry. It requires passenger train and train transporting fuel tankers.

SoNature:
Oga, swerve

Prison deconjestion is critical in Nigeria

If you doubt me, ask Joshua Dariye

Building Prison is federal government responsibility.

Building Police Barrack is Federal Government responsibility.

Okorocha using the money that should have provided amenities to your favourite Owerri to build these federal government projects - that's what people decry. But as usual, you jump the gun.

jerseyboy:
Fayose is the problem. Fayemi go solve am. Buhari is a genius. Nigeria is a great country. Fulanis are the most peaceful loving people on earth.

Hehehe

A Yoruba Muslim shall agree with you there.

FarahAideed:
This attack is said to be carried out by Barnawis faction of Boko Haram, the same faction the Buhari govt has paid billions of Naira to in ransome and released 100s of fighters to over the last year in the name of prisoner swap deals

Blame southern Nigerians. Boko Haram fights for a country to be ruled with Islamic Sharia Criminal codes, the same Islsmic Sharia Criminal codes adopted by most of northern Nigeria.

So are southern Nigerians so blind and disunited that they can't pull southern Nigeria away from Nigeria, then allow the far north have the type of country of Islam they want?

ManirBK:
Mr Klaus Struilesma of a company called Cownexxion has indicated the interest of the organization in building cattle ranches in Nigeria.
This was disclosed in a statement by the special adviser media to the president, Femi Adesina ,when President Muhammadu Buhari met with Chief Executive Officers of Dutch companies Monday on the sidelines of his official visit to The Hague, Netherlands.
Over 20 CEOs of Dutch-owned companies were at the round table meeting.
Recall that the federal government is mulling the idea of building cattle ranches in some states as a way of stemming the tide of killings due to the incessant farmers and herders clashes.
Also according to the presidential spokesman, Mr David Suddens of Vlisco said the company would invest on 400 hectares of land for a textile park in Nigeria, while Mr Hein Schumacher of FrieslandCampina described Nigeria as “a most important country to us,” adding that the conglomerate would invest about 11 million euros in a “ready to drink project, using 100% locally sourced milk.”
He also pledged continuous training for dairy farmers, and provision of fortified milk for school pupils.https://leadership.ng/2018/07/16/dutch-company-indicates-interest-in-building-cattle-ranches-in-nigeria/

This Dutch cownnexion company must understand that people in the southeastern part of Nigeria have little land to build settlements and industries, therefore strongly reject any cattle ranch in the southeast areas.

The whole of Sambisa forest in the northeast area of Nigeria is available, and large enough to build cattle ranches that can produce enough milk and beef to feed the whole of Africa.

Chiwude:
Orlu enjoyed massively during Okorocha’s first tenure but failed to cast her vote for him in his 2nd tenure. Areas like Mbaise and Orlu (Orsu, Oru West, Nkwerre, Isu, Oguta) seems to be neglected by Okorocha because of how they supported Ihedioha. Okigwe zone, Owerri and other L.G.A’s who stood for Rochas in his 2nd term campaign are those enjoying the largesse of the state. Common sense should tell you that Okorocha is on a revenge mission. So no need crying over split milk, instead cast your vote for candidates that will repair the neglected infrastructures in Orlu come 2019.

Orlu voted massively for gov. Okorocha in 2015.

In 2015, the politicians in Orlu zone refused to present another candidate to challenge gov Okorocha. What could have been greater support for Okorocha than that? OKOROCHA left too many uncompleted projects before 2015 election. There were fears if Okorocha was denied 2nd term, the projects might not be completed.
Today, those projects in Orlu area remain abandoned.

Okorocha is driven by ancient grudge against Orlu, not because of 2015 votes.

Since late 2013, after about four principal roads (about 5km in all) in Orlu were dualized, you can't see any news about development connecting
Rochas Okorocha and Orlu. Google is your help.

Izumarock70:
I have been on ghost mode on this thread for a very long time and it is time to speak.

First I'm a native of the state, Umunoha Mbaitoli to be precise. Am not a politician neither do I support any political party but a proud Imolite.

I want to say that Rochas has really tried in making Owerri conducive in terms of development. The last time I went home, I couldn't believe my eyes. If not that am a native I would have missed my way home.

Notwithstanding, I have some disaffection in some of the project he did. The low quality of work speaks volume. The MCC road that have been scrapped by the sides remains so and their was no work going on which suggests it has been abandoned.

Again, the Douglas road that I taught we be reconstructed after demolition of Eke Ukwu market remains same filled with diets and rubbish which does not speak well for my dear state capital.

Conclusion, if Rochas will henceforth do a quality work on Owerri then it means he has written his name as successful state Governor and will be accorded with a statue.

For you, Imo state is Owerri, abi?
Your comment above is another of those comments from a most parochial persons.
If you had remained on your ghost mode, instead...

A few months from now, we shall recover Imo state from Rocha Okorocha with whom you suffer same obsession about state capital being all there should be for a governor to develop in a state.

Abuse of human right is a court telling accused not to grant interview or participate in a rally.

Develpeast:
You all can insult him all you want but I think okorocha is the best governor you have had since 1999. In fact, he is the best governor in the southeast. The recent beauty of imo state and the calibre of infrastructure he has built so far can dwarf any governor in the east in recent times. The only problem he has is that he doesn't know how to commercialize his state to be economically viable.

In the next couple of years, if they continue what he has put on ground, imo state will have the highest malls in the country. I have seen close to 6 malls under construction. This better than the ones built by other states at the moment.

Is your state's development and beauty assessed only from what is available in your state capital?

B2mario:
let me answer this.

They solicited for the office from him and he gave them one.

For seven years, Orlu, including its elders, has solicited for gov. Okorocha to build Orlu's internal urban roads, the roads are still an eyesore.

horsepower101:
Where is GOWON that came out every day when Nnamdi Kanu was still around?

Very observant.

15Ebisco:
A group of Christians under the aegis of National Christian Elders Forum, NCEF, being championed by a former Minister of Defence, Lt. Gen. Theophilus Danjuma (retd.), and Solomon Asemota (SAN), has warned that Christianity in Nigeria may cease to exist in 25 years from now.

Danjuma’s group said that the present generation of Christians may be the last set in Nigeria.

With this, NCEF demanded the restructuring of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, before the 2019 general elections.

They warned that if the current faulty structure would be carried into 2019, it might be too late to preserve Christianity in Nigeria.

The Secretary of NCEF, Bosun Emmanuel, expressed these fears in his paper entitled, “Impact of lack of unity in CAN as threat to Christian faith”, delivered during the annual conference of Catholic Men’s Guild, held at the Catholic Church of Assumption, Ikoyi in Lagos.

According to them, the current administration of President Muhammadu Buhari in Nigeria “is openly pursuing an anti-Christian agenda that has resulted in countless murders of Christians all over the nation and destruction of vulnerable Christian communities.”

NCEF said, “Due to the inability of CAN to forge Christians into one indivisible army of the Lord, the Church has been weakened and unable to stand before its enemies. Realistically speaking, Christianity is on the brink of extinction in Nigeria. The ascendancy of Sharia ideology in Nigeria rings the death toll for the Nigerian Church.

“It is therefore imperative that CAN must be restructured, as a matter of urgency, if Christianity is to survive. CAN belongs to every Christian in Nigeria and there is nothing wrong with the association. It is the management that should be revisited and restructured.”

He added, “The Catholic Church should be prepared to return completely into the fold of CAN and participate fully in providing leadership in these troublous times. God warned in 2013 that we were not careful, in 30 to 40 years, Nigeria would be like Turkey.

“In 2018, we can say in 25 years from now, we are facing the risk of being the last Christians in Nigeria. Therefore, Christians should be in the frontline of defending democracy in Nigeria. The Church is the bastion of democracy. A divided CAN cannot defend democracy and promote justice, equity, and fairness. Consequently, Sharia will grow stronger. As Sharia grows stronger, democracy will become weaker and the Church will be emasculated out of existence.

“The current Federal Government in Nigeria is openly pursuing an anti-Christian agenda that has resulted in countless murders of Christians all over the nation and destruction of vulnerable Christian communities. Just recently, Elder Statesman, Gen. T. Y. Danjuma raised the alarm that Christians should take steps to defend themselves.”

http://www.mcebisco.com.ng/2018/06/therell-be-no-christians-in-nigeria-in.html

Some non-Muslim Nigerians may take this assertion as alarmist, but it is true.

Already, the Northeast of Nigeria that used to have lots of Christianity is now nearly s full Muslim enclave.

Boko Haram had chased away millions of southern Christians that used to live in the North, down to the south.

President Buhari who earlier vowed that he would not relent until Islamic Sharia Criminal laws are practiced all over Nigeria is tactically using govt apparatus to hand Nigeria over to Islamists.

Now this man wan poison the celebrations of Nigeria's win.

NewshelmNg:
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This is FERMA repairing the dilapidated junction near International Secondary School, Owerrebeiri Orlu. The junction is between the Orlu-Owerri highway and a local street from Owerreebeiri asphalted during Udenwa administration.

FERMA does not repair local streets.
Anyhow, tens of urban streets in this same area asphalted by previous governments have washed away during Okorocha govt, no repairs.

Thanks FERMA for repairing this junction.

missuzoma:
By Jude Aguguo Owuamanam, Owerri

Tension is mounting between Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State and his kinsmen from Orlu on the one hand, and between the Orlu people and the legislative arm in the state on the other, over the proposed law on the equity holding of Eastern Pam University (EPU) located in Okorocha’s village of Ogboko in Orlu.
EPU was established by Law No. 13 of 2016 of Imo State and licensed by the National Universities Commission (NUC) in 2016. The university, a Public/Private Partnership (PPP) model, aims to be a world class university anchored on excellence and research needs of all relevant persons, irrespective of gender, nationality, religion or political inclination.

However, the concept of a private/public partnership in the law setting up the university is a subject of controversy. More controversial is a proposed law by the Imo State House of Assembly which tends to give 90 per cent equity holding to the governor of the state and 10 per cent to the state government.
At the centre of a looming legal battle is the Orlu Elders’ Council (OEC), where the governor hails from and the state legislature.
Secretary General of Orlu Elders Council, Professor Protus Nathan Uzoma, has given the two parties a 21-day ultimatum to name the owner of the university between the governor and the state. Uzoma, while speaking to our correspondent on the issue threatened that if after 21 days, they failed to name the owner, OEC will not hesitate to go to court.
Prof Uzoma said whereas the governor had said the university belonged to the state, the legislators surreptitiously, at the instigation of the governor, made him a major shareholder.
He said: “We have given the House of Assembly 21 days to explain in clear terms who actually owns Palm Beach University because it was built with the people’s money and if at the end of 21 days they fail to do so, we will not hesitate to file legal action against them and the state government to ascertain the real owners.
“There are three ways of owning a university in Nigeria - federal, state and private - and if for any reason Okorocha wants to establish a university, he should do so with his own money. Giving Okorocha 90 per cent shares of the university built with state funds is like robbing the people of the state and the law establishing a university in Nigeria does not make any provision for PPP.
“University is not for profit making, but centres of scholarship and excellence.”
Prof Uzoma added that, “The passage of that bill showed that we have no House of Assembly in a state like Imo that has a very high preponderance of educated people. Our silence should not be taken for granted.”
However, the Deputy Speaker of the Imo State House of Assembly, Hon. Ugonna Ozuruigbo, disputed the claims. He told our correspondent that the proposed law didn’t make the governor a majority shareholder.
Ozuruigbo said what the law proposed was that being a PPP project, the governor, as the visitor to the university, will nominate who will have a controlling interest in the arrangement.
“The proposed law did not give the governor 90 per cent equity as alleged. However, what the law says is that the visitor to the university can nominate a person who will have a controlling interest since it is a PPP arrangement.”
Also speaking on the issue, the Chief Press Secretary to the governor, Mr. Sam Onwuemeodo, said he has not seen the law, adding that he would rather prefer to avail his comments when the litigants go to court or when the law is officially passed.

Source: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/tension-mounts-over-ownership-of-eastern-university-257379.html

Gov. Okorocha wants to trade Imo state university teaching hospital, Orlu with Owerri politicians, so that Owerri shall look away when Okorocha tells Imo state that the 10% public shares in Okorocha's Eastern Palm University in his hometown, Ogboko, has been sold to a private company - of course, to Rochas Foundation.

That's how the roads to and around IMSUTH have remained dilapidated for seven years running, watched by Okorocha who set up a committee headed by Acho Ihim in Oct 2016 to find ways to relocate IMSUTH ftom Orlu to Owerri.

Okorocha is merely waiting for his son-in-law, Uche Nwosu, to become governor, so that Okoorocha can from the background implement the Ihim committee recommendation.

Greed and battle against the masses are Okorocha's undoing.

Gov. Okorocha wants to trade Imo state university teaching hospital, Orlu with Owerri politicians, so that Owerri shall look away when Okorocha tells Imo state that the 10% public shares in Okorocha's Eastern Palm University in his hometown, Ogboko, has been sold to a private company - of course, to Rochas Foundation.

That's how the roads to and around IMSUTH have remained dilapidated for seven years running, watched by Okorocha who set up a committee headed by Acho Ihim in Oct 2016 to find ways to relocate IMSUTH ftom Orlu to Owerri.

Okorocha is merely waiting for his son-in-law, Uche Nwosu, to become governor, so that Okoorocha can from the background implement the Ihim committee recommendation.

Where de photo of the albino child na?
Dem say half of the kids born to Nigerian couples are not products of the man.

DawatNama:
Please let's not drag this, you don't mention those towns along Owerri.
Owerri and Enugu stand out among the rest.
Ekwulobia, Orlu, Afikpo and Okigwe with Agbor are mates not Owerri.

Mates? Was Owerri born before other towns in Imo state?

By 1967 when Imo state was created, there were little or no differences between the levels of urbanization between Owerri and Orlu. Owerri was fortunately named state capital, thenceforth barely-educated state governors, especially from 2007 till today, started pilling all development infrastructures in Imo state on Owerri.

Surprised seeing Senegalese team wearing Nigeria's Jersey colour. Senegalese team also has black coach.

In fact, Buhari/APC means Change for Nigeria.

DawatNama:
To the them Igbos must be perfect because they are superhumans, others imperfections should be ignored but Igbos shouldn't be.

The animal running amok here don't know that literacy rate is highest in Igboland, school enrolment is highest, households with more disposable income is high also but if the fooools see an Igbo wheelbarrow pusher he will say Igbo leaders are failure.
Go to Challenge at Ibadan, the number of beggars there don't even allow pedestrians walk freely but you don't see them calling their leaders failure.

The same way Ore have been more than 60 years is the same way it is now, you don't see new buildings spring up, you don't new layouts emerge but people will be insulting Igbo leaders when they see Orlu or Afikpo despite the growth, development and successes these places recorded within a short period of time.

Use your brain people, these animals are trying to make your leaders look bad while projecting theirs as saints. You see Buruji Kashamu sharing N500 as constituency project but a lazy m0r0n from that side will tell you to kill Stella Oduah that have done more roads and create more jobs than some state governors.

They are using inverted wisdom on you, you think they love you by running your leaders down. How many people do you see criticize Shettima but you will see someone from Borno State telling you SE leaders are mediocres. See the nature of empowerment they are doing in these places but someone from Kano with more beggars than the entire west Africa will be telling you SE leaders are bad.

All childhood killer diseases have been eliminated in Igboland but you will see someone from North the bedrock of evil telling you SE leaders don't try.

Let's be ourselves best critics not some lazy m0r0ns waiting for their women hawking in the traffic to come home a provide for the family telling us what we want. You see the men laying about but the women hawking to feed the family, the men come online to mock Igbo boys hawking in traffic but their women hawk not only in traffic but poisonous herbal mixtures and bromated breads, these lazy urchins need not to school you on leadership, they got none

U don't place Orlu and Afikpo on the same scale.
All of Afikpo is just one long street in Orlu.

Orlu, Awka, Abakaliki are on the same category.

That Abacha refused to create Njaba state with Orlu proposed as the capital then, is no reason for not giving Orlu its place in the scheme of things.

Abacha rather diverted SE's 6th state - Njaba state - for a 7th state in his NW zone.

Mcanie:
Grandson Born in US and he is a governor in Imo state, which goes to show how much he believes in Nigeria's tomorrow. BMC take over.

Okorocha's state's university teaching hospital in Orlu has hardly any motorable road leading to the hospital since 2012; he has not visited there since 2012. Okorocha has beef, malice against a few persons from the area - that's all.