₦airaland Forum

ManWater:
I wonder what Angel Gabriel is waiting for. Abi trumpet don loss?

ChetaNwaeze:
I remember Nnamdi Kanu once told we Igbos that Roman Catholicism is a foreign and idolatrous religion. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu told us that when we eventually get Biafra, christianity will be abolished in Igboland. Chukwu Okike Abiama will be the god we Igbos will worship.
I am just happy that Prophet Kanu's words as regards the restoration of Biafra is finally being fufilled. We Igbos are going back to Biafra. All Igbos must be chased back to Igboland.

donbenedict:
whch nnss? Ojo, abeokuta or pH?


Also whch set?

naso2:
I know we lost, but not because of the defence. the real problem was the pedestrian attack. If the defenders were these bad, then the score should have been 5-0, not 1-0.

The defence was not excellent , but guy, the rating is very unfair

kendrick9:
maybe he will,maybe he won't but dont forget rooney was once his teammate at everton.....

musKeeto:
The day I met a fellow Igbo man and his family in a remote village close to Noida, India, I gave up.... I'm sure there are Nigerians in Somalia and Syria too.. Possibly North Korea sef...

Yeah, his family is Indian.

Eshinwaju:
d rebel leader...abandoned his first wife......wasted his fathers wealth..... ...was a product of a baastard.......n...abandoned his first son like his father abandoned him..........killed 3million of his people.... ......abandoned his people.....sexually molested his best friends little daughter.....n died of dementia.....all hail the hero of d iboes.....

hyfr:
Believe this story at your own peril. I was at awka recently,went to govt house I saw a gigantic Board written: For governorship vote Apga. For Presidency vote Pdp. Why hasn't obiano removed the board ever since. This is deceit in High Places. Failed propaganda.

Sincere 9gerian: CONTINUED:

Sadly, my joy has turned from disappointment to despair. I had dismissed the criticisms of the incumbent as one of the many antics of disgruntled political opponents until my recent visit. I had expected the city to be turned into a huge construction site. But nothing has changed. It appears the situation has even gone worse.

To me, Imo is a classic example of expectations gone awry. What struck me during my last visit about Owerri is the filthy environment. Mountains of refuse dot the landscape. What does it take to remove garbage in a compact city like Owerri? The roads in the capital and its environs are in a state of disrepair. Apart from the Government House, other parts of the city cut a picture of neglect. Okigwe Road leading to Orji is in a parlous state. Roads leading out of the state are either neglected or haphazardly done.

Now my joy of a new Imo has been dashed. Governance in the state has degenerated into chaos. Executive recklessness that defined the Ohakim years has found its way into Okorocha’s government. Hardly a day goes by without news of abuse or the other involving the governor and his aides. If they are not allegedly beating up an opponent, the convoy is ramming lesser mortals off the road. For me, it does not matter who is in the right or wrong.

The governor has built a name over the years that should not be associated with any form of impunity or rascality whatsoever.He should be a peacemaker, bridge-builder and rallying point for leaders in the South-East.

A worrisome trend is his quixoticideas and approach to governance. In Imo, the lines between philanthropy and governance are blurred. Why, for example, will the governor declare a two-week holiday thereby shutting government business down? Even Barack Obama had to interrupt his holiday to attend to the ‘Fiscal cliff’ imbroglio in the United States. The state needs every second of serious governance to revive moribund industries, address distressing poverty, infrastructural decay and the growing crime rate. Why, for instance, would the governor descend so low on national TV sharing rice, money and Indomie personally? Why waste state money so frivolously in the name of bonus? The governor’s so-called Imo Rescue Agenda is at best Utopian. Instead of the white elephant agenda, Okorocha should address concrete issues such as education, roads, urban renewal, potable water and health care. Job creation strategy must include efforts to revive moribund industries, attract newinvestors and encourage local production. The people of Imo did not vote for the governor to be more of the same. They voted for him to make a difference in their lives.
•Ms. Adamolekun is the National Coordinator of Enough-is-Enough, Nigeria

http://www.punchng.com/opinion/is-okorocha-becoming-a-disappointment/