₦airaland Forum

Angel196:
Indeed. The fact that you refine ur own oil couldn't prevent the increase in price, which mind u is the result of scarcity. How are u sure that if the scarcity persists, it wouldn't affect ur own region?

Angel196:
Please enlighten us what caused the INCREASE IN PRICE

ugojamali:
Where?

OduaVanguard:
If I hear? ? Those guys were GEJ mouthpieces -- they only hype GEJ and maybe themselves.

Talk true bro, we may be better than you guys at a lot of things but chest-beating surely isn't one of them!

ugojamali:
Nigerians. All of us. Rich and poor. Celebrity and commoner. Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba.

You can exclude yourself if you like. But that means you either don't live in Nigeria or you live in a village where social amenities are not important.

ugojamali:
Nigerians. All of us. Rich and poor. Celebrity and commoner. Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba.

You can exclude yourself if you like. But that means you either don't live in Nigeria or you live in a village where social amenities are not important.

ugojamali:
Nigerians. All of us. Rich and poor. Celebrity and commoner. Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba.

You can exclude yourself if you like. But that means you either don't live in Nigeria or you live in a village where social amenities are not important.

OduaVanguard:
Na their mouthing up and down go finish Dem one day. Dem fit beat chest die!

ugojamali:
Just yesterday most south easterners were boasting that we would not experience scarcity. Many Noelle names were mentioned. Others bragged that we have hundreds of illegal refineries therefore scarcity would never hit us. Many said we were all so hard working and industries and had the brain to change water into fuel.

Fast forward to this morning. Awka capital of Anambra. I bought fuel two days ago at 140 per litre. Also two days ago half the filling stations in awka had fuel do I can understand why many of us developed that false sense of security. This morning I went out to buy real...

All those stations were closed down. There was just no fuel. It took me a thirty minutes drive round the city to find fuel. I finally found it close to the anambra/Enugu border. The queue was massive.

And the cost? 170 per. Relatively cheaper you'd say... Across the road another station was selling but at 200 per. I got a frantic call from a friend who told me he bought for 250 in some village off Awka. He had to travel all the way to that village to get fuel.

I asked a friend in asaba. He said they now buy for 240 but it's so damn hard to get.

Scarcity is hitting all of us. We in the South East should not brag about immunity. We are all doomed.

Chiwude:
Why keep answering that RexBurton guy. Can't you see he is a Bini. His aim is to cause disharmony in Anioma.

NewNigeriaMind:
Someone steals your lunch money,

Uses it to buy food.


Then when you are about to die of hunger, the person gives you two spoon of rice.

And you are expected to be grateful.


Is ubah a philanthropist or is he running is business as a social entity.

The criminals have stolen from Nigeria, raped Nigeria blind.

Is it not the same ubah that was indited for subsidy fraud.

These criminals knows what awaits them some weeks time, hence this is a desperate move to buy public sympathy.

Will Mr ubah do the same if buhari was not the incoming president.

Ubah the criminal can keep his fuel, I rather take a public bus to work than buy the fuel.

Whether he release it or not, he is a fuel subsidy criminal and he will be prosecuted.

All the criminal

BTT:
I am pro-APC and dislikes everything TAN represented, but I am 100 percent pro-Andy Ubah on this one.

Need I mention that I am also Yoruba.

rexbuton:
aniocha is igbo but anioma isn't

rexbuton:
ANIOMA means ANIOCHA NDOKWA IKA OSHIMILI.. The last two letters are common to the four areas.. check wiki
https://www.nairaland.com/2196905/politics-ika-ndigbo-unearthing-facts

einsteino:
Do you know people bear abiodun, ikponmwosa, irabor in agbor? go to the palace of the dein of Agbor and make inquiries. for example agbor is short for Agbonifo(meaning lineage), tell me how that name makes sense in igbo. Tell me how ofugbon which means palm oil makes sense in igbo. I also remember watching a traditional ruler of one anioma town(been long cant remember d exact town) recount their history and it wasnt far off from what i am saying.

lastly onye owa.. you know someday, an owa person will claim they were never same as someone from agbor. He may even cite that he has a different crown he answers to, by then people would have forgotten how it all happpened. I once used to call myself delta igbo, but as i grew up i started asking questions and despite the fact i grew up at home, no one seemed to provide good answers till i had that project to write. I sometimes wish we have a nicely documented history like the binis who even have the addresses of the tombs of all their queen mothers(even those who were buried 2 centuries ago). hopefully someday one of us will put these things together. Right now we face an immediate danger of the ika language been lost, this is worse than not having a record of ur ancestry.


Furthermore it is going to be impossible for an igbo to even genuinely accept an anioma as his kin. There is no magic you can do to make that happen and it is same with aniomas. What i am yet to find answers to is how come the igbo language is so dominant amongst aniomas, certainly some aniomas must have been migrants from igboland. But that is a topic for another day, the unfortunate thing is we hardly have a well kept history. And as more aged people die, so does our history.

einsteino:
There is no such thing as delta igbo. Get ur facts right

The people you call delta igbo do not share any ancestry with igbos, rather most have theirs from the binis.

SpencerLewis:
Barcarnista for once u've written something sensible since u abandoned APC for PDP. Keep it up. I Lucifer son of d morning is happy for u. Very educative!

Vivly:
It sounds totally unbelievable that Abia is part of the Niger Delta

MegaMan1987:
Hopefully more Igbos will go back to the South East. They're flooding our land. It's too much

samabiodun:
because your population is very small and you people no dey travel u know say most of your city are farm like in south west. So few people of make use of fuel. i.e using generator set is not comon in south east, few people has motor or motor cycle. So u cant compare city life with the vilage life. thank

samabiodun:
because your population is very small and you people no dey travel u know say most of your city are farm like in south west. So few people of make use of fuel. i.e using generator set is not comon in south east, few people has motor or motor cycle. So u cant compare city life with the vilage life. thank

mrofficial:
Low population I guess. Since most of the South Easterners are in South West.

Remii:
Lagos consumes about 50% of Nigeria fuel,

Otenestbestyaho:
I am serving(NYSC) in anambra state, ayamelum local govt to be precise. The local govt is 15 times developed than BENUE (my state). The number of cars that ply the road(only in one local govt) here is more than all the cars in benue. Sentiment aside.the thing that suprises me about the area(ayamelum) is the oil discovered in OMASIAGU(close to kogi state), the refinary built there by anambra's govt is bigger in size compared with that of dangote cement company in makurdi~gboko express way(benue). Massive construction going on every day in this area couple with good roads, fine houses,heavy construction going on with bomb sound every second(used in construction) but electricity remine a big challenge. I salute the people of anambra state, after my service, I will stay in anambra state, precisely nnewi.

DiademSh07:
Keep consoling yourself! That's the duty of an average ibo!