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 Politics › Re: First Cargo Ships Berth At Onitsha Seaport by macjive01(op): 10:16am On Oct 16, 2011 |
Konjour:dont be silly, one of the busiest waterway in the world is the strait of malacca and it is only 2.8 km at its farthest points, while the river niger , tho the bridge is about 1.5 km, the farthest points are at 4.8 km apart- not at the bridge head, but at points farther away. the onitsha seaport u see now is only a starting point. Soludo's office is planning an integrated master plan for a comprehensive integrated seaport complex to accommodation the BIGGEST, LARGEST MARKET IN BOTH NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE AFRICA, AND SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR . something big is coming to onitsha and asaba for real. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: First Cargo Ships Berth At Onitsha Seaport by macjive01(op): 4:03pm On Oct 15, 2011 |
@sam , what ware house are u talking abt ? is it the massive ware complex complex peter obi is building? has it been completed already ? |
| Politics › Re: First Cargo Ships Berth At Onitsha Seaport by macjive01(op): 3:37pm On Oct 15, 2011 |
it can sail from atlantic ocean as well, infact it is perfect for ocean vessels becos there is no taqua bay to hold the up. it is simply ferry in, off load and out the go. |
| Politics › Re: First Cargo Ships Berth At Onitsha Seaport by macjive01(op): 12:12pm On Oct 15, 2011 |
seanet02:hater, what is the definition of seaport and river port ? what ever ur definition is, u can as well say apapa port is a "same -name -u-choose-to-give-onitsha port" becos both are accessed by a canal apap via taqua bay onitsha via niger ocean .  |
| Politics › Re: First Cargo Ships Berth At Onitsha Seaport by macjive01(op): 12:08pm On Oct 15, 2011 |
being fuuny. but the crane in the first photo is exactly same type available in the onitsha seaport |
| Politics › Re: First Cargo Ships Berth At Onitsha Seaport by macjive01(op): 11:54am On Oct 15, 2011 |
| Politics › First Cargo Ships Berth At Onitsha Seaport by macjive01(op): 11:05am On Oct 15, 2011 |
In what can be regarded as the first sign of the success of government's efforts at creating inter modalism in the transport sector, inland water transportation has lifted 430 tonnes of freight off the roads in the country.http://www.leadership.ng/nga/columns/6627/2011/10/14/cheering_news_river_niger.html |
| Politics › Re: How The East Make Bendle People Mugu Or Mumu by macjive01: 6:00pm On Oct 12, 2011 |
Muriwa or wat u call ursef, before I get into this frail, cud u tell me wat will happen to 1) the proposed Festac state? 2)Lagos as a whole. 3) benue and kogi ? ESP southern benue and southeast kogi ? 4) Abuja 5) southern kaduna 6) indigenous Igbos from edo ? 7) who will pay for the RRR ( civil war marshal plan) Waiting . . . . |
| Politics › Re: Onitsha River Port - October 2011 (Pictures) by macjive01: 7:26am On Oct 12, 2011 |
"Get as many pictures as u can " Na food? |
| Travel › Re: Beware Of Chachangi Airways: Their Plane Is A Molue With Wings by macjive01: 6:54pm On Oct 10, 2011 |
Relax101:Bros no vex, but those people pushing the chachangi plane were they passenger already seated and were asked to come down to push start the plane ? I'm asking cos I hv heard of something in that line happened at Kano. |
| Politics › Re: Group Wants Igbanke Included In The Proposed Anioma State by macjive01: 7:26pm On Oct 09, 2011 |
@ekt bear, region region region! Lagos state will NOT be part of any Yoruba SW region ! It will stand alone as an FCT. A no man's land! No eating where u did not sow! . . Gen 1vs1 Now, let's get back to the argument of state creation. |
| Politics › Re: Royal Father Suspended For Alleged Kidnapping In Imo by macjive01: 2:09pm On Oct 04, 2011 |
This cosmos onyeneke I he the one that calls himself Ise of Ise ? |
| Politics › Re: What City And State Is This? by macjive01: 8:44am On Oct 03, 2011 |
^^^ it actually shdnt be swept with the usual rat-tag brush/broom , cud a governor not purchase a 5million naira road sweeper ? its really baffling. a motorized road sweeper wud easily suck up the dirt , the sand andy absolutely every other thing on the road, and quickly too. [img]http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRtWqyGo0CU2ZsBXSl0bcOwS7zfHR1JqIhOeZ7yXf79hfYQFXedPw[/img] |
| Politics › Re: What City And State Is This? by macjive01: 8:09am On Oct 03, 2011 |
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| Politics › Re: What City And State Is This? by macjive01: 8:05am On Oct 03, 2011 |
what city is this people ? [img]http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQ1BVA6l3JDqZxZ22Bi9tvTv3fhls3-5hbhZPBWTRh7uT0uNvk[/img] [img]http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQWu88h_t44uPf2jOKeuJrByJptxdYEP6O1QdTdvAimRAxlD7is_Q[/img] [img]http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSeq9ScAg2eB6ZnfvTwKlWDkIjbNthSosE2eFgNMQ6ml-IMFhgY[/img] https://www.allseasonshotelnigeria.com/Gallery/Poolside/100_3669.JPG https://www.allseasonshotelnigeria.com/Gallery/Poolside/DSCF8217.JPG [img]http://images.world66.com/a_/ho/te/a_hotel_in_owerri_1_galleryfull[/img] [img]http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSqG74vkH-Nxg_OQNmvcEkjRsXRk673Ida7-3r4HQRETvvWW5TW8Q[/img] |
| Culture › Re: Please Help Us To Build This Igbo Project by macjive01: 7:22pm On Oct 02, 2011 |
| Business › Re: NLNG Headquarter Relocates From Lagos To Port Harcourt by macjive01: 8:31am On Oct 02, 2011 |
lagos greatest asset is not fashola or awololo or any other godamnit name but its position as a formal FCt of which was built into the nations commercial nerve by amongst all the SEAPORT. The relocation of nlgn no doubt will have a little effect, but what will bring lagos to its kneel wud be a deep seaport in Portharcourt or Akwa-ibom, linked to an Aba and Onitsha inland container port, and then Nnewi and Aba EPZs, that in place LAGOS will seize to exist, southwest will time-travel back to 1967 into an agrarian society, low standard of living, possibly renewal of slave trading ( trading their children- this time knowingly). Every other step in that territory will be littered with high powered concentrated juju, rituals will be the order of the day. no more igbos to abuse hence they will turn on themselves, firstly to Ijebus ( as the black sheeps), then to Abeokwuta - for overshadowing the rest. soon the awori man wud declare his true status and ethnicity. just imagine Lagos losing west-minister and all those tank farms !, yes, 78% of the contents of those tanks travel outside Lagos and SW, would it not be more judicious to transport it by a barge from portharcourt or Akwa-Ibom deep seaport to Onitsha oil tank farm, then proceed to lokoja tank farm - which wud cater for Abuja consumption , then to niger tank farm - which wud in turn cater for the north west. Onitsha wud also cater for the middle belt and the rest of the north. |
| Sports › Re: Federation Cup Final: Eyimba Vs Heartland (0 - 1) On Sunday 25th September 2011 by macjive01: 5:14pm On Sep 25, 2011 |
goal up heartland |
| Education › Comprehensive List Of Fake Universities In Nigeria by macjive01(op): 5:40am On Sep 21, 2011 |
THE number of fake universities operating in the country has risen from 44 to 51, National Universities Commission (NUC) has alerted. According to the weekly news bulletin of NUC, eight of the universities had been taken to court, while some are currently undergoing investigations. The eight illegal universities, either in court or currently being investigated, according to the Executive Secretary Julius Okojie, are National University of Nigeria, Keffi, Nasarawa State; North Central University, Oturkpo, Benue State and Christ Alive Christian Seminary and University, Enugu State. Others are Richmond Open University, Arochukwu, Abia State; West Coast University, Umuahia, Abia State; St. Clements University, Iyin Ekiti, Ekiti State; Volta University College, Aba, Abia State as well as illegal satellite campuses of Ambrose Ali University, Ekpoma, Edo State. The list of the remaining illegal universities include, Christian of Charity American University, Science and Technology, Okpor Anambra State, University of Industry, Yaba, University of Applied Science and Management; Blacksmith University Awka, Volta University College, Royal University, Abakaliki, Atlanta University, Kogi, and Sunday Adokpela University, Oturkpo. Others are please rest the rest here, the are over 100 http://www.igbolandforum.com/index.php?topic=460.0 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Aboki Challenges Gej Igbo Northern Votes by macjive01(op): 10:59am On Sep 20, 2011 |
haka_nai:^^^ Igbos love the indigenous natives of the land becos they show Igbos superfluous love, they inter-marry and increasingly Igbos are teaching them how to be trade and make money. not just money to eat but money to improve their way of life. why are u being a tribalist ? |
| Politics › Re: Aboki Challenges Gej Igbo Northern Votes by macjive01(op): 7:48am On Sep 20, 2011 |
Copied from a comment on igboland forum Re: ABOKIS CHALLENGES JONATHAN'S NORTHERN IGBO VOTE « Reply #1 on: Today at 07:19:38 AM » Quote Aboki wetin they know? If Igbo population is presumed to b 50 million, of which their voting population is projected to be abt 45 million - being a young n health tribe, so if the voting population is 45 million and only 9 million was recorded in the east what does that tell your aboki brain? It means that 45- 9 million =36 million voter of Igbo extraction are outside igboland. Also, Igbos constituting the second largest tribe in every state of the federation except in Abuja n Lagos where they are unofficially projected to number and constitute well over 40 n 46 % of the populace but constitute 45 n 49 % of the voting population since Igbo residing outside igboland are mostly the young and vibrant, who re more surreptitious n courageous to vote . Note, Nigerian election is not for the faint hearted. Aka Yorubas. In fact I am of the opinion Igbo constitute over 50% of the voting population of the country and they are also strategically spread across the nation , thereby gathering enuff of the 25% bench Mark in every state except in Taraba n Berin kebbi. |
| Politics › Re: Aboki Challenges Gej Igbo Northern Votes by macjive01(op): 7:46am On Sep 20, 2011 |
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| Politics › Aboki Challenges Gej Igbo Northern Votes by macjive01(op): 7:28am On Sep 20, 2011 |
Early in the week, the president, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan received a delegation from Ohaneze Ndigbo at the Aso Rock Presidential Villa. The team was led by the Governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi and prominent in the delegation are distinguished Nigerians like the former vice president, Dr Alex Ekwueme, the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator Anyim Pius Anyim among many others. The central crux of the visit was of course not the main item on the agenda of this piece but as a matter of introduction, it is important to restate the necessities of the cut throat competition for access and resources in a federal setting like Nigeria. As such the visit by the Igbo leaders in my view was essential and critical. I am . . . . . (cut) Those who mattered in the country thought otherwise and went ahead and elected Jonathan for a four-year mandate. One of the issues that tested the will and capacity of the president was, apart from the double-speak on numerous issues arising from the contention over his party's zoning policy, the October 1st, 2010 bombing which was followed by the staunch disassociation of MEND, a Niger Delta terrorist group which earlier claimed responsibility for the attack, by the president. That was tactless and a sign of many things to come. After that episode, many other things happened that exposed the weakness of the president, and like his mentor Olusegun Obasanjo, one thing that has remained clear is that the president has become a matter of liability every time he speaks on sensitive national issues. At times, at irrelevant locations, the president throws one form of bombshell or the other. The latest was the claim by the president when the Ndi Igbo paid him a visit this week where he made public his appreciation of the support that he got from the Igbo race during the 2011 fiasco which saw him through to the Villa on May 29th 2011. The president told the world shamelessly and unintelligently that it was the Igbos that voted for him in the North and not the Northerners. Literally, the president said that all the votes he got from the North were Igbo votes. . . Read the rest here www.igbolandforum.com |
| Politics › Okorocha Given A Triumphant Welcome In China By Govt And Business Leaders by macjive01(op): 5:54am On Sep 20, 2011 |
https://imostate.blog.com/files/2011/09/Sept-61-1024x485.jpg Gov Rochas Okorocha in a group photograph with management of Guangdong Yongoiang company China during his tour to China recently. It appears the Company went all out to receive His Excellency….they really did!! Look at the HUGE Banner! Isn’t that warming? Hopefully, the Guangdong Yongoiang Company will be listed as one of our confirmed Investors. Nice one! Seeing is believing. , read the rest here http://www.igbolandforum.com/index.php?topic=458.0 |
| Politics › Re: Apga Set To Sweep Lagos Councils Election As Okorocha Storms Lagos by macjive01(op): 10:52am On Sep 19, 2011 |
@Desola, young girl could you learn to be modest in ur thought pls , least you dont get married. (bible english) |
| Politics › Re: Apga Set To Sweep Lagos Councils Election As Okorocha Storms Lagos by macjive01(op): 9:41am On Sep 18, 2011 |
jason123:Jason, such a lovely name however your thoughtfulness lets u down. when one says black or white does it mean only BLACK people and WHITE people ? ofcourse not, it means every , any and of every shade. same goes for tom, Joystick and harry, does it mean only people with tribal association of tom, Joystick and harry ? dude grow a brain. |
| Politics › Re: Apga Set To Sweep Lagos Councils Election As Okorocha Storms Lagos by macjive01(op): 9:36am On Sep 18, 2011 |
guys i don't want to drag this thread to the name-calling gutters, but can i ask u a question ? Why didn't Jesus Christ concentrate his preaching to his "own" people ? or why didn't Jesus convert his people first ? Please don't forget Igbos have same biological genes and linage with . . . . . More earthly, who told you our land is not developed within the available capacity "imposed" upon it ? checks the value of land in the SE compare to SW region. (Lagos is not in SouthWest region, (pre civil war) for ur information, tho it is in SW geopolitical zone,1994) |
| Politics › Re: Apga Set To Sweep Lagos Councils Election As Okorocha Storms Lagos by macjive01(op): 5:57pm On Sep 17, 2011 |
davidhttp://www.igbolandforum.com/index.php?topic=434.msg1386#msg1386 |
| Politics › Re: Apga Set To Sweep Lagos Councils Election As Okorocha Storms Lagos by macjive01(op): 4:57pm On Sep 17, 2011 |
why is this topic always a sore point for you Yorubas ? First, Aworis are not entirely Yoruba ( i will leave that for now) Two, your disparaging analogy of Abuja and Gwari is exactly the same for lagos if only u replace abuja with lagos , Gwari with awori. then hausa with yoruba. also saying "its so surrounded by yoruba that it is yoruba" same can be said of abuja as being surrounded by hausa that it is hausa, yet the contrary is the case in both. third, lagos was built on no man's land. an island, that was inhospitable and seemly inhabitable. with the ingenuity of the british , the steadfastness, diligence and proficiency of the Igbos whom occupied all critical decision making structure of the civil service at that time , made this seemingly waste a capital. look, Igbos are not claiming anything, its national property we all know that, and have faith in its status and continue to demonstrate that faith by pouring money and material into the trenches of ikotun to the marshland of ikoyi, epe, to the ghetto of mushin- redeveloping and even more outright building of edifice that shone and radiates beyond our national shores. |
Why Lagos? What is the obsession?
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