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The should fly him abroad, [size=4pt]to Ivory coast[/size]

Then Okija Shrine

Damn Serious

Click on the evidence provided!

We Nigerians think otherwise: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-571424.0.html

Lagos is better than Enugu, For starters, Prominent Ndi Igbo 419ers like Tobechi are not allowed to run amok in Lagos

jaygetta:
Yes, I do! What I've seen is that my darling, well educated, genius people of Imo State have spoken, THROUGH ELECTED OFFICIALS, who they intend to represent them as President. Would u have been happier if Igbos had their own Mafia style family sit-down when deciding who to endorse? Oh, I get it, Ciroma,IBB and co are the best yall can give? Ok, we no want! Na by force?! Imo people don talk say na GEJ dem want, wetin be the Wahala? So, u want to choose not only for urselves, but also for the Igbos?! U see your life, KoboJunkie? This is a Democracy: mind your biz and "we'll" mind ours! U don't want GEJ, they don't want homoboy Atiku; ki wa ni wahala? Abi iru ewo tun ni eleyi? Eyin ara adugbo, ema gba mi lowo Kobojunkie yi ke! Ah! My take, bottom-line is Progressives abound galore in the South (East/West/Mid-West) and any method of using them is welcomed by me. U still aint tell me your take on the fact that Ciroma and co are trying to shove Atiku's smelly, uncircumcized schlong down the throat of the biggest black population on earth. Abi glaucoma catch u when u reach that part?

I agree with you my country manu

BTW, Is Kobokunkie Hausa?

Chyz And Omemani

Igboland, or Igbo land (Igbo: Ala Igbo, Ani Igbo or Ali Igbo), is a cultural region in Nigeria that includes the indigenous territory and cultural reach of the Igbo people. Igboland takes up a large part of southeastern Nigeria and predates the country by thousands of years with pottery found in the Okigwe-Nsukka axis dating back to 4,500 B.C.[3] The land has the oldest kingdom in the country, the Kingdom of Nri. Following the independence of Nigeria from the United Kingdom, most of Igboland was part of the Eastern Region and later formed the core of the secessionist Republic of Biafra. In Nigeria today, Igboland is roughly made up of Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo, and parts of Delta and Rivers State.[4] Small parts of Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Benue and Bayelsa State make up the rest of Igboland. There are over 30 million people in Igboland and with a density ranging from 1000 per sq. mile in high density areas and 350 per sq. mile in low density areas,[5] it could be the densest area in Africa after the Nile Valley.[6][7] Together it has an area of some 15,800 to 16,000 square miles.[

Which is a far cry from your privious assertions!

Let us stick to facts guys: Igboland is not as dense as you would like us believe!

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The is only one way to prove this:

Provide the population density of the SE

chyz:
Evidence have been provided so accept it.

Where is the SE on that list

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_proper_by_population_density

Nigeria is not even there!

chyz:
There is nobody living in katsina and you know it.yes they've been all around katsina and have stayed there for some time. You and I both know that those figures are false. Those northern states are mainly land. There is no way there are more people in the north that the south and that is a fact. I will take u to one LGA in abia and than you see if those fake numbers arent the most hilarious BS you've ever seen. The most powerful nations in the world, the U.S. and Britain have said nigerian census figures were false plus world demographic maps,satellite pictures, names registered in institutional systems in states prove that and you think we nigerians in the south are going to believe that BS figures I just posted? I laugh in japanese.

I think those figures represent the true state of things. Provide evidence and stop pulling stuff from thin air. As for your assertion, Re: Abia Vs. Katsina, again your perception of things is not enough to discredit hard facts from the data collected by real people in real time. The census figure is mainly data from people residing in Nigeria. I do agree with you that if everyone were counted, including those in the diaspora, the south may come close to the number from the north, since majority of Nigerians in the disapora are from the south. Untill then, we have to make do with hard facts.

Again, stop deluding yourself, and face realities squarely.

[quote author=Ochi_Agha link=topic=569870.msg7365983#msg7365983 date=1292747740]I see that I am arguing with a buffoon of the highest order. As chyz [/b]has mentioned, [b]world demographic maps, and satellite imaging has shown time and time against which region in Nigeria has the highest population. The writing is on the wall. You can deny it all you want, but it wont change a thing. I have provided you evidence and you still cannot see. I see no use arguing with you any longer, because you will continue to be a doubting Thomas.[/quote]Satellite information from whom?

Do you realize that the US is presently doing her own census, at least they are at the data intrepretation stage. Did they do it by satellite count or the old fashion way of counting people by moving from house to house?

Since you are a college student, I will advise you to take a course in critical thinking/analysis; you did not provide the source, no article, no P no, no standard error, no knowledge of how the data was calculated, ANOVA Vs. Chi square, nothing, and you expect me to accept your conclusion just so because it is coming from Omemani. You can call me buffoon all you want, it still hasnt changed the truth. The SE is neither the most densely populated region in the world nor in Nigeria for that matter.

[quote author=Ochi_Agha link=topic=569870.msg7365920#msg7365920 date=1292746080]kobojokobo,

Of course the numbers are flawed. We all know that population matters in Nigeria. In terms of politics and how much money a region is allocated. In Africa in general, population will always be a determining factor. The reason why I say that those numbers are not accurate is due to the fact that United Nations has classified Eastern Nigeria as one of the most densely populated regions in the world. We are not just talking about just Nigeria, or Africa, we are talking about the world. This is a fact.
I shall provide you with evidence, since seeing is believing.[/quote]Did the UN come down to the SE to count people?
Did the same UN not tell us that Iraq had WMD?
IS it not the same UN where corruption is rampant, actually more than Nigeria

UN is no more credible than the Nigerian government. If you think the SE is the most densely populated area in the world, then you need your head checked. And for you to think that the UN recognizes the SE as a distinct region is just ridiculous. Take your head out of your arse for once. Provide evidence!

chyz:
Don't be a fool to yourself. 1 LGA in Imo as at least 1 million people. My relatives have been to katsina and told be about it.They said there is literally nobody living in katsina state(figuratively speaking though) but in the census its marked down for having 5 million people.lol

You guys are funny

Perception is never reality

You think the federal government sat down, after collating the data, to readjust the figures for the sole purpose of marginalizing the SE?

Did your relative go to Katsina to count people? And Did he/she travel through the length and breadth of Katsina? Just so you know, no census figure is accurate, not even the US census, does that mean it should be discarded? An honest approach was made to count the inhabitants of the country, and it has come out not how a section of the country wants it, and in their usual manner they are crying foul play.

Maybe the SE is just not as populated as you would have us believe? This is not the first time census is being carried out in Nigeria. In all attempts, the north has always come tops. Why is that hard for anyone to believe.

So who is doing the readjustments if I may ask?

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How did you know thyat those numbers are not accurate

Did you ever work for census?

Or do you have an inside information that we dont know?

Do you work for governement?

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This is a welcome development from the lawmakers.

Their proclamation is not binding, nevertheless, necessary.

NDI IGBO should wait for 2015 to contest!

[quote author=Akin-Egba link=topic=570566.msg7364478#msg7364478 date=1292713755]That was several years back. Photo was discussed at the NVS in 2006/7. No airport in Nigeria is worth being called an international airport. Not MMA nor NAIA.[/quote]Now prominent Ndi Igbos can smoothly run away from cops Via Enugu Airport --------- Viva la NDI IGBO: http://allafrica.com/stories/200011170396.html

[quote author=Akin-Egba link=topic=570566.msg7364378#msg7364378 date=1292712601]You did not check well enough. Try here http://naijanet.com/news/source/2009/sep/9/1000.html[/quote]https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-503404.0.html

Now EMeka offor doesnt have to go through Murtala, Enugu is now in business!

Chei Ndi Igbo!

Nna nawao?  Business sense par excellence, that I agree!

Ogini, what else do you want from me

Onlytruth:
The ones owned by your thieving brothers Adenuga, Otedola and Obasanjo, flying stolen OIL money from Lagos to foreign bank accounts?

http://www.amw.com/fugitives/case.cfm?id=59947

I checked the link above and there was no Adenuga's name on it. Neither was I able to find Otedola's nor OBJ's

ZIM DRILL:
i just wanted informative answers

You still havent taken it doen even though people find it offensive

But why?

Why dont you just go to a forum full of people who dont bonk like rabbits, you might have more sympathy there you know!

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=570566.msg7364191#msg7364191 date=1292711262] can't you see the buildings ? i wondered what those foreign airlines would say when they land in enugu.[/quote]Foreign airlines? Chei?

Do you mean those private jets owned by prominent Ndi igbos flying mfrom Colombia to Enugu non -stop. The type owned bypeople like  Tobechi Enyinna Onwuhara ?

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=570566.msg7364139#msg7364139 date=1292710920]mere glorified runway [/quote]Abi ooo egbon mi

The type only a certain set of people can be happy about.

More child trafficking. Increased opportunity to kidnap dignitaries like the president, not just ordinary people. Now, Tobechi Enyinna Onwuhara and Emeagwali can now fly straight to home base, instead of being scrutized by those no-nonsense Yoruba fellas!

Onlytruth:
None of Nigeria's so called international airports have buildings worth their status. So, I am not too concerned about that for now.
I think that the airport should be concessioned to a private company owned partially by the south eastern states governments. We can build a true world class facility there. All we need is the international designation.
Other things will follow naturally.
This airport can quickly become the busiest in Nigeria. It all depends on what the Igbo decide to do about it. We can't keep waiting for the federal government for everything. That is unlike us.

. . . with fake products and stolen goods, chei?

Forget about it!

You obviously arent being rational!

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Obviously, I am not from Bayelsa

And A year at the helms is not enough to do something in politics

The fact that we are still together, giving the volatile nature of the polity, is a big achievement IMHO

Believe it or not, Presidents are no more than managers
All they do is manage, no original ideas, and in that respect, he is no worse than anyone else. My point is that compared to others before him, he has not done bad!

chic2pimp:
This dude's User I.D is cracking me up real bad

I am lost

What is funny about it?

GEJ has done nothing wrong here

Leave them to play their games

Kobojunkie:
The project belongs to the Yar adua Administration . . . https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-359686.0.html

GEJ was part of Yar'adua Administration,

So what is your point exactly?

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It is actually true!