₦airaland Forum

spyder880:
This shouldn't be news.

JAMO84:
The money they use to pay tax, where are they making it? They brought money from their villages?

TheManPregnant:
Taxes will only guarantee you the right to live, school, work, do business, healthcare and have access to other social amenities in the region to live in. Voting will only be allowed in your state of origin.

We need to completely kill the type of ethnic propaganda that was spurn up during the last elections. The opportunity for irresponsible political actors and their surrogates to push us to the brink should be totally cut off.

A proposed ammendment to the electoral act and other areas of the constitution that concerns the right to vote to reflect this might just come up during the next national assembly.

7lives:
That one na your problem, you can't keep your money at union bank and collect am from UBA.
Pay your tax to your state and stay there, if you go elsewhere, you must pay.
No more free lunch, the days of manna are long gone.

TheManPregnant:
Hmmm...

Or better still, let there be a constitutional provision for people to only be eligible to vote in their state of origin. This will help to allay the fears of a take over by another ethnic group.

Benwallt:
because he has just one mom

Benwallt:
Maybe his mom is from that side

backtovillage:
The guy doing his business jejely. They he drag king with una? shey he drag politics with una?

seunmsg:
I will support a constitutional provision to rotate the presidency between the south and the north on an 8 years basis.

cocolacec:
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South west should implenent skilled workers visa for South Easterners migrating to South West.We only need educated Igbos or someone with skilled work not hustlers coming without cash coming to run trading every one can do.

The Yoruba tailors and construction workers are skiĺled.

Maize247:
Are you guys not ashamed, just one person when your people are everywhere claiming one Nigeria and equity to your selfish advantage but your people will be collecting royalty for opening school in your region from strangers in your region

Neddstark:
He should not go into politics. Even if he makes alot of money in the South East, he should respect the natives who understand the people more to handle the politics of the region.
Nigeria is not US or Uk

Maize247:
Propaganda! One Yoruba man has a school in Igbo land and you guys are posting it here as evidence without telling us the victimization he's experiencing there.

PandoraObi:
They can try, but success story is less than 10% because of bitterness, hatred, hostility, wicked, evil and anguish, who leave a land flowing with milk and honey to unsafe land where their traditional leaders security operatives and influential people are killed like mere cockroaches, what a senseless risk

iHart:
This could pose a risk to him.

How a one-year trip to Enugu became a permanent one for Adewale Alao, founder of Purple Krown College, Enugu

When he finished his higher education, Adewale Alao was posted to Enugu State in 1992 for his compulsory National Youth Service Corps scheme.

Based on the unsubstantiated stories he had heard about the Southeast, he had his qualms about the posting. Matters were not helped by the fact that many of his friends and associates who had been posted to the Southeast had used the influence of their relatives to change the posting from the Southeast to their preferred state. But somehow fate took him to Enugu State and he accepted his fate. Even his family members were not at ease when he left for the Southeast.

After his NYSC orientation, he was posted to College of Immaculate Conception (CIC) Enugu in 1992 for his primary assignment as a teacher. He taught mathematics and further mathematics to the students.

Months into his stay in Enugu, his first-hand experience in the Southeast was completely different from the stories he had heard before.

At the end of his service year in 1993 when the school offered him the chance to become a permanent teacher, he grabbed the opportunity with both hands and stayed back in Enugu, contrary to his thought that he would leave the Southeast after his NYSC.

A journey that he thought would last for one year soon changed course and became a long or permanent one, as he moved from one school to another, rising in the teaching profession, teaching at schools like University of Nigeria Secondary School, Holy Rosary College, Baptist High School, Uwani Secondary School, Pine Crest College, all in Enugu.

Having garnered much experience in secondary school education in Enugu, he saw a gap he could fill and decided to set up his school in Enugu. In 2007, that dream came to fruition as Wale Alao founded Purple Krown College (PKC), Enugu. His mission was to provide quality education to youths at a moderate fee.

The school has been growing in leaps and bounds. Just six years of its existence, Purple Krown College defeated Government College Abuja in 2013 to emerge champions of that year’s finals of the 2013 Shell/NNPC U-18 secondary school football competition which took place in Lagos State, thereby emerging as Nigeria’s representative at King of England’s Cup held in London that year.

Purple Krown College is located at 20/22 Osadebe Street Ogui New Layout, Enugu, Enugu State, Nigeria has its vision as follows: “To give every student opportunity to discover their true self, develop the strength within (spiritually, physically, academically and socially), and be sharpened into a suitable instrument and productive in the world tomorrow.”

Written by Azuka Onwuka.

God1000:
POS agents are charging N200 per N1000, that's too much