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ChinoElects:
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I will enjoy your tears and that will give me satisfaction after my thread must have been viewed by all members here. Be prepared to defend your PH, maybe called me a fool for presenting the good side of the city.

ChinoElects post=88095133[s:
]PORT HARCOURT is the worst shithole in the Nigeria despite the huge oil allocation. We are not talking about black soot yet.

Thank goodness I am still in PORT HARCOURT for now, I will do just to this and will sit back to watch you cry for me

I have seen how much emotional you are about PORT HARCOURT, I will make you cry on this forum by the time we finish showing your shithole PORT HARCOURT
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ChinoElects:
Who doesn't know that PORT HARCOURT is a shithole despite the huge oil wealth. Lemme not add Obigbo yet. We shall focus our coverage on PH for now. You will understand how we roll.

ChinoElects:
Faceless forum? Ok then. Let's start. Make sure you are following my username, ofcourse I will tag. Everyone will see the shithole called PH, forget that I was praising the place. We are coming on a new thread to show the real face of Port Harcourt. Welcome on board.

ChinoElects post=88093858[s:
]I just dey laugh you, you better not start what you cannot finish, because if I ever turn around in tactics about PH you are gonna run out of this forum. I get paid for pictures whether it is in negative or positive about anywhere I decide to cover. Don't dare me, it is still
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ChinoElects:
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[s]Don't say what you don't know my friend. Don't make me change my tactics on how I cover Port Harcourt. There were a lot of stuff I left off in coverage of Port Harcourt just to market the city in a good light but if you continue the way you are going, I am gonna change my tactics.

Port Harcourt despite being a state capital and oil city is not any better than Onitsha on infrastructure and sanitation. Onitsha is a city with good infrastructures at least since Peter Obi till this new administration that has maintained the momentum. The thread you are talking about, the guy was showing markets, and I know that markets in Port Harcourt are not Dubai markets. I can go to Creek road, Oilmill, Slaughter, etc, to get pictures then tag them markets in Port Harcourt.

The guy you quoted was just a guy that served in Onitsha and gave his honest observation of the city, but you chose to talk rubbish in your response.

Don't get me started.

I am still Chino11

tolijascro:
no you don't get it i've always dream of visiting PH since i was a kid....i served in onitsha anambra state the way rivers state indigenes i met in camp hyped PH added to my curiousity but with the pictures im seeing on here make we no lie if this ur PH go fine pass onitsha north na small e go be....i was expecting something close to lagos and abuja standard

backbone503:
Abasi mbok kpeme ndito mfo.

obontami:
Wetin you go do to me after you kidnap me?

Farki:
I'm specifically talking about hydroelectric power from the sea. I was just throwing ideas around but you're welcome to bring up alternatives.

Farki:
How are you so sure? I can assume anything but it doesn't make it true.

You are missing the greater point here. We are too reliant on fossil fuels to power the national grid. Poor gas supplies and high prices are one of the reasons why there are persistent blackouts. As more people move into an area the greater the electricity burden they bring. If a reliable and renewable alternative can be implemented in one area with less people then it can be reproduced in other areas with more people or distributed to states that do not have access to the sea. This isn't about Lagos it is about moving forward from the persistent stagnation by trying new things.

AsomughaChuks05:
What will attract people to Akwa-Ibom is not neatness but availability of job opportunities. Right now, it's just civil service and church, church, church everywhere with pockets of pure water producers here and there. Not forgetting that betnaija is also a big industry in that state.

SlayerSupreme:
Lol. I don't have to. Anambra has probably the best roads in Nigeria so calm down. Akwa Ibom is just coming up recently. No biggie over there. I've also noticed the little development Akwa Ibom has seen recently in Uyo and Eket is making them loud. I laugh. Hahaha.

Blackking98:
you're still wrong oga. Outside Kano (which I believe their population is bloated on paper) which other Nigerian state can compare to Lagos in terms of population? River's, kaduna and other thick states still have relatively small population to Lagos. So your parameter for comparing Akwa iboms population to Lagos is just weird considering Lagos is over 50 years old and Akwa Ibom was created 1987. 15th most populous state out of 36 states and fct is not relatively small sir. It means a state state that is 30th is relatively non existent According to you.

favour32:
Nothing is constant but change.

Farki:
Which is why I used the word relatively in relation to other states. So the idea can be tried there before implementing in more highly populated areas like Lagos or distributed inland..

Also are you really going to use a 14 year old census to nitpick my comment?

rottennaija:
The bolded is blatantly false.

Farki:
If you can maybe write to your state representative about building a hydroelectric plant in the state. It has huge potential to ease the electricity burden and redirect petroleum products for export. The relatively small population of Akwa Ibom would make a good testing ground for alternative power sources.

Awoleesu:
Frankly, Owerri is OK too...
Not sure now though!

Christmasdon:
ENJOY WHILE IT LASTED. IMO STATE IS 3RD CLEANLINESS.

Enskynelson:
I have not been to all the States but I will cast my vote for Abia State.

favour32:
Who nor go Akwa Ibom nor know...
My first woman na from Ikot Ekpene.
My second woman na from Eket.
Dem from different areas but similarities na spot on!
Dem loyal
Sabi cook(Afang soup abi na white soup)
Neatness nor be here o
For down dem arrange wella and dem go give you tire.
In summary any man wey go there must dey enjoy two food.
If you eat finish...you go eat again...

SlayerSupreme:
This is what they all say. But las las there's nothing in the state, economy wise, money wise, structure wise. Nothing. And don't even talk of roads, Anambra beats Akwa Ibom by a mile.

udemzyudex:
Akwa ibom state has always been the cleanest , even those living in the village always do community cleaning every week,the town crier will inform everyone to come out ,and as early as 6am you will see people coming out for the cleaning.

Prettychichi21:
When I saw the headline, I just told myself it is Akwaibom. I haven't been there but from what I hear about that state I resolved that its one of the cleanest states in Naija!

senatordave1:
Yes we don't travel much except you mean akwa ibom people

senatordave1:
Even people from cross river hype their place and don't travel much