₦airaland Forum

Ikechuob:
Your northerners are the ones going to suffer it the most. UN already reported rapaid starvation over there as we speak where you in coma when they posted that article on this forum few months ago.

And yes I'm laughing at the so called "Giant of Africa". Giant by mouth. Your poverty and hunger no go touch me, i no dey for your shithole you call "giant of africa". Thank you Jesus and Thank you my parents. My only saddness is the igbos still in that country that will suffer with you animals the hellhole you dug yourselves in.

The states that could not attract any form of investment inflows are Abia, Adamawa, Anambra, Bauchi, Bayelsa, Benue, Borno, Cross River, Delta, Ebonyi, Edo, Ekiti, Enugu, Gombe, Imo, Jigawa, Kaduna and Kano.

The states that got new investments are Lagos State, which attracted the highest amount of $2.6bn during the six months period, followed by Akwa Ibom with $52.44m.

The Federal Capital Territory followed with $31.51m while Ogun State attracted fresh investment inflows of $5.31m; Oyo had $5.25m, and Rivers recorded $550,000 of investments.

Ikechuob:
Do i look worried? You seriously need to go back to your english course and learn COMPREHENSION. You need it bad. When someone says "I'll smile and walkaway", what does tell your coconut head?

Learning the difference between being laughed at and worried. Good job again in making a stupid remark thinking you gave a smart comment.

Ikechuob:
You're the damn illiterate, not him.
He stated that the virus died out of nowhere which goes underline of how was that possible in a group that rejected vaccination of the virus.

You were completely stupid to grasp wtf he stated thus, ran to show your inability to comprehend wtf you read by joining the other idiot to shout some bullshit about pox vaccination.
Worse you were even so stupid you thought you given a smart defense. Good job in making yourself look like a bonafide fool. **clap clap** I'm positive your parents are proud

Go back to your English course and relearn comprehension. After which, return to your biology teacher and relearn biology before trying to teach it

Ikechuob:
First UN ranked Nigeria in the same category with countries like Somalia, Yemen, etc and now they reached extreme poverty capital.

Well my mama taught me if i have nothing nice to say, keep quiet. I'm just going to smile and walk away

DieBuhari:
Yoruba muslim fool....

Churchlill Okonwo indeed

https://www.nairaland.com/4196600/after-drinking-pap-human-parts

Ikechuob:
It makes me laugh the people that are actually ignorant and illiterate in biology are the ones trying to teach biology to trolley. That's what's comical of it and worse one, kn23h, who displayed illiteracy calling others illiterate. Isn't that comical? Hilarious.

First of all, you can't cure a virus with vaccine neither can you fully eradicate the virus completely with a vaccine. Each human being body is different thus, some individuals body can reject vaccines hence, if indeed the monkeypox vaccination was just a vaccine and not a cure, there should still be reports of the virus. In addition, since the people rejected the so called "monkey pox vaccination", that means they didn't have a cure nor the "vaccine" therefore, the reports of the virus spreading should have escalated after their refusal, not diminished. The fact that it diminished after they rejected the so called vaccination actually proves the military were injecting people with the damn virus.

Ignorance and stupidity seems to be an everyday thing for zombies. I understand they get paid to defend the incompetence and stupidity of that shithole country and the president but was your brains removed as well when they offered the job?

Anyway, OP quote me on this..now that people are questioning how monkeypox died after the refusal of the vacvination, you'll get a new article sooner or later talking about an outbreak in some village in SE or SS. Quote me on this. No be paid per post media una have in that "country". Wait and see!!

wale2day:
This is a true story bro and I am not Ibo.

wale2day:
U may have a point, a friend of mine served in the East and picked up a few Igbo words.
However, I was astonished when he was able to tell a light skin girl at the shop in Oxford Circus was igbo on one of our trip to UK.
This is far away UK, with multiple of ethnic groups.
We waited to go to her for checkout and on getting to her till, she did not have a name or anything, so we started a conversation and he said u are Igbo right, the girl was born in UK so she spoke English but my friend decided to use a few Igbo words he had learnt to get much closer.
We told her that we were Yoruba and she enquired where we learnt Igbo.
The girl was just 18 years old but I am sure we surprised her.

trolley:
Anyone who has a view point that aligns with another person must be of the same ethnicity, right? Take your ignorant reverse profiling out of here.

Pathetic filth.

trolley:
You must be a genius or a clairvoyant. Can you also look into your crystal ball to tell what state I am from this Ibo?

Pathetic filth.

trolley:
You are willfully ignorant. The drug for pox is "vaccination".

Keneking:
Ambode should learn from this man

BuariCopyPaste:
Igbos set the pace ....

Meanwhile somewhere in Ogbomosho

NigerDeltan:
Our brothers from the west that hate good thing will come here to say "it was only assembled in Anambra"

Ndi ara!

He urged the company to include agro-allied and manufacturing in its diversification agenda for the economic prosperity of the Southwest. Odu’a Chairman, Chief Segun Ojo said that the commissioning of the Ace Estate was part of the Odu’a group ambition to engage in activities that would further “promote and enhance rapid economic development of the South West as per the mandate of our shareholders”.

” What we are witnessing today is a major milestone in the quest by Odu’a Investment Company limited to add quality investment into our real estate portfolio and also to what was bequeathed to us. It is a dream come true by the Board and Management of Odu’a to resuscitate some of its derelict properties across South Western Nigeria “he said

” I wish to affirm that Board and Management team of Odu’a will continue to sustain the heritage bestowed on our generation by our founding fathers. Beside real estate, further Investment in the Agriculture and Agro Allied processing sectors will be intensified to ensure our region’s food security and serve as avenue for job creation and economic empowerment of our youth”
Ace estate was conceived and delivered as a flagship to announce Odu’a re-entry into property development based on consumer demand and insight.

It has 236 clubs affiliated to it.

Soladoye said that the CCII had repositioned to ensure that Ibadan would become a mega city by 2040.

He called on Ibadan indigenes to work together to achieve the aim.

“We have come up with robust programmes and projects for economics, political and cultural renaisance of Ibadan land.

“There is no room for pessimism, cynism or armchair patriotism. Let nobody discourage us that the project is impossible; in fact we have started already.

“We should be tired of still chorusing the greatness of our forefathers almost 150 years after.

“We need new songs and heroes in Ibadan land,’’ he said.

The president-general said that the inauguration of the committees would enable the organisation to increase its activities.

“We want Ibadan to become the economic hub of South-West Nigeria.

“We want to see the city become the leading tourism centre in Nigeria.

“We want to see it become a reference point for self-help community projects.

“We want to return Ibadan as the seat of political leadership and direction for South-West, and we look forward to seeing CCII as an internationally recognised community voice in Nigeria,’’ he said.

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