osmosis101: Can't we blacks do something on our own..why oyinbo dey always dey our own investment.....can u tell me one standard company for naija where white no dey?
There is nothing bad in learning from someone wey better Pass you. That's how to operate above mediocrity. You get?
totit: You still ranting, shifting the goal post and have failed to answer a simple question. Upon all the so called praises over Alambra airport report says ' it has failed among others to live up, what's your take?
Focus on the OP;
. The federal government must have recouped all the money they borrowed to construct that railway you posted above and they are already making a huge profit.👀
Which way Nigeria? In all thy getting, try get multiple streams of income. It's even better if you can earn in hard currency. E get why.. Interesting days ahead.
Isn't it too early to talk about profitability with Anambra Airport? It's just a baby airport and it's not even fully constructed. Give it time it'll be profitable.
It's easy to start a farm. The problem is to sustain it. I have seen so many farms close down in the first five years of getting started. One thing people don't know is that farming is not a get-rich-quick venture and so they are disappointed when the reality dawn on them. Try and get another source of income to depend on and not on your farm after getting started. This and many more are ways to sustain your farm.
All of you that dignify this thread, especially my Igbo brothers, should hide their heads in shame for falling for this cheap gimmick. We need to learn to respect ourselves going forward in this forum. Ihe nwoke ga eme di ya na obi. Ka anyi malanu ife!
Elrufai days in Abuja came to mind. It was as if the world of the affected had come to an end but life continued. The majority of them are still in Abuja waxing strong. To the victims, brace up, learn your lessons, pick up the pieces of what is left, and know that this too shall pass. ✊✊
We are just getting started. Anambra ga adi mma! Ani Igbo ga adi mmamma! Biko ka anyi benata ina ama aka with ndi ofe mmanu. Ona adizi ka ihe umu aka, ma na ebutekwa oke mkpari ekwesighi ekwesi. Udo!
We are enjoying relative peace in Anambra now. It goes to show that all those unknown gunmen brouhahas were politically motivated just to put fear in the minds of voters.
globemoney01: Mechie gi onu anuofia, you have opened a new moniker just to continue your nonsense. Good you said you lack words, thats because you have nothing to say. You idiots should go and focus on your backward states. Anambra is now the only shining light in SE by every indices courtesy of obiano, no matter all the nonsense you write nothing can change that, just go and look at data and projects in your states for the past 8 years and compare with Anambra and weep for your states. Instead of crying everyday about obiano my advice is to pray for your states to get an obiano as governor, that's the only way you can catch Anambra again in development.
It's alright. You can insult all you want but the truth remains. Bye.
SpaceTour: Just shut up your dirty mouth, you just opened this moniker just to come here to deceive yourself. Ediots like you think that airport is not useful to a well travelled people like Anambra people. Tomorrow ediotic outsiders you don't wish Anambra well, but envious that Anambra international airport has advanced the state to where you people cannot reach us. Obiano has built the international airport, built ICC, flyovers, etc, now Soludo is tackling other road infrastructures, but clowns like you still wanna live in the past.
You can still make your point without all this bile. I won't go further to engage you anyway. I pray that may Obiano likes never happen to Anambra again. I may lack the words to describe how Obiano messed our dear state up but the truth remains that nwoke afu na onye be ya sechihara anyi aka clock azu. Just so you know, I am full Anambrarian, from Nanka to be precise. I live at Osumenyi street, Awada Obosi. Nee yard m, nee Iba pope. So mmadu agahi akorom ihe na eme na Anambra akoro. Udo diri gi.
IDENNAA: Nwannem, the road infrastructures which Soludo is battling today could have been comfortably solved by Willie Obiano. We were very close to achieving a great feat of infrastructural sustainability but Willie snatched it from us. Now , look at infrastructural deficit in Onicha, the embarrassing and deplorable state of roads in Awka and the poor state Nnewi has been abandoned in.
You say these things because you don't have the same love and passion I have for Anambra. I want Anambra to rise with aggressive force led by a shrewd administrator. We were close to greatness but Obiano pushed us back into squalor.
Over 350 billion was sunked into that airport and ICC while the entire state rot and Obiano hired people who sold lie to Ndi Anambra. You need to see where Obiano currently live in The Woodlands,Texas and the state of Anambra today, to understand my rage towards that drunkard!
I know when Obiano lived at Spring Cypress before he got richer through the governor seat and moved to multi million Woodlands ,Texas. You will need to see these places, the roads, side walkways, trees, waste management system, law and order to understand Obiano should be fried in a boiling oil!
The man set Anambra 20 years backward and wiped Obi's savings. Its infuriating and tearful. How can a human be so wicked. His children will not even settle in the most beautiful part of Anambra.
That savings should have been used to tackle road infrastructures head on and used other resources to work the education, health etc sectors. Today , Soludo is going through pains just to raise 100 billion with massive infrastructural deficit staring him in the face
Well said, brother. Don't mind all these praise singers. Those projects have no benefit whatsoever to the average Anambrarian. That money would have been enough to dualize all the roads that lead to main market to facilitate the ease of doing business there.
0bjpmb: Cursed frustrated ediot. At least you didn't deny that it isn't Owerri. That's the present situation of Owerri. It is a shame that Owerri is a glorified village compare to Abakaliki
Good a thing that Abakaliki is coming up. A situation where every Eastern state is doing well in both human and infrastructural development is what we all want in Igbo land. Stop the comparison because it doesn't make any sense. Igbo bu ofu!!
[quote author=VeeVeeMyLuv post=122354513]Sir I hope All is well with you?
Are you aware that ever since 2015 foreign direct investment (FDI) into the country has continued to plummet? Have asked yourself why?
Because this particular constituted FG continue to look for ways to block avenues that enables the citizens (both skilled and unskilled) to earn their daily bread. What a wicked govt.
Do u know the severe humongous damage that the sight of president receiving treatment in a hospital abroad overseas has been causing the Nigerian health sector? Don't u know that that sight can also devalue our currency?[/quote/]
There is no doubt that the whole Nigerian system has been bastardized but we can't just fold our hands and watch. The least we can do is support whatever bill that can give a common man a glimmer of hope and this bill is one such. I am very well though. Thanks for asking.
ppogba: Bill is okay but you're just looking at it from one angle. What are the factors responsible for their being eager to dump the country? Will you or your child slave and labour for over 7 years in a Uni only to earn peanut in the most I conducive environment? Let us look at issues without sentiment. The people in the legislature know what to address before such a bill can make sense to all and sundry.
Slave and labour? Medical and law students get the best training facility in any federal university in Nigeria. No one is saying they should not travel but before you do let the country benefit from her investment in you for at least 5yrs. I think that's fair enough.
Looking at the comments here, I just can't help but pity my fellow Nigerians. This platform no longer harbors intellectuals. For such a great bill, I expect full support from Nigerians but the opposite is the case. I weep for this country.
[quote author=Jcoleworld911 post=122351734][/quote]Be calming down brother. There is nothing wrong in constructive criticism. We are preaching Igbo unity now. Ka anyi jikota onwe anyi onu biko. Igbo bu Ofu!
The market was suppose to tank if you go by the chart. But this news will bring about long this week. Wishing all traders a great week. Let's secure the bag 👏