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Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 12:40am On May 24, 2010 |
Ok, so how come you lump all Igbo states as one and try to compare them to Lagos only? Why not other SW states? Lagos has the pop, seaports, fish in th sea, huge industrial base. Now tell me what Igbo states (or one specific Igbo state) have/has that is comparable |
Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 12:37am On May 24, 2010 |
I know you are laudate and I said you could be the op. I have not changed that notion. Thanks |
Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 12:34am On May 24, 2010 |
KB, I do not understand when you say Lagos has nothing and Igbo states have something. Please mention specifics. Thanks Plus, please tell me how you would compare Igbo states to other SW states (ex-Lagos) |
Politics / Re: Re: Igbo States Are Not Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 12:31am On May 24, 2010 |
^^^^ Please in what development indices? Rivers yes, in some. Akwa Ibom and CRS No. Please provide proof in relation to available resources. Thanks |
Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 12:29am On May 24, 2010 |
You are the one comparing Lagos and Igbo states. I asked you why you do so and why not other Yoruba states? So now I ask you the basis for the comparison. Stop confusing yourself, ok? |
Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 12:25am On May 24, 2010 |
Ezeuche dont be deceived. KB =male=Laudate. |
Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 12:24am On May 24, 2010 |
Kobojunkie: Bull. If Lagos is limited in resources, then Igbo states must actually be starving of resources. Apart from human resources, please mention some of the things Igbo states have that stand them out and thus should make them develop more than others. Lagos has far more human resources than individual Igbo states (=more tax), the presence of the FGN, the fact that oil companies failed to relocate their offices to their sites of production, the seaports, etc. |
Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 12:18am On May 24, 2010 |
Ibime: Excellent summary of the situation. Thanks. |
Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 12:12am On May 24, 2010 |
kb, What resources did you list that abound in Igbo states? |
Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 12:11am On May 24, 2010 |
PLEASE ASNWER ME STRAIGHT. WHY DO YOU COMPARE IGBO STATES TO LAGOS STATE? WHAT ABOUT OTHER SOUTH WEST STATES? +TO WHAT EXTENT CAN YOU SEPARATE THE DEVELOPMENTS THAT EXISTED IN LAGOS AS A FORMER FED CAPITAL FROM THE CURRENT ONES? |
Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 12:01am On May 24, 2010 |
Most Nigerians including people like kobojunkie expect individual Igbos to develop Igboland. That is good. But they must also do same for individuals from other parts of Nigeria. That said, it is on record that Igbos are among the few Nigerian ethnicities that carry out community development projects independent of the FGN or state govt. The Imo airport is a case point to a large extent. Plus several innumerable water and electrification projects that communities have taken on without recourse to state or fed govt. Can this be said of other states? |
Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 11:57pm On May 23, 2010 |
Kobojunkie before you go on ranting, you will remember that I have not compared any Igbo state to Lagos. I have always put Lagos aside. Why are you comparing Igbo states to only Lagos? What happens to the other Yoruba states? |
Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 11:55pm On May 23, 2010 |
^^^^ What resources did you list that abound in Igbo states? |
Politics / Re: Re: Igbo States Are Not Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 11:53pm On May 23, 2010 |
wazobia200: Before you run your stu-pid mouth, pls do well to educate yourself and no where this thread is coming from here https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-449388.0.html |
Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 11:50pm On May 23, 2010 |
Kobojunkie: What do you mean Lagos has nothing? So all the tens of millions of people paying taxes and generating the revenue with which Lagos is developing are nothing? Lagos gets the largest chunk of money aside the main oil-producing states -of which the igbo states are non-and certainly gets the largest VAT share. Your argument is terribly lame. What do the Igbo states have? Some oil in Abia and Imo? And oil and gas not being explored at the moment in Anambra. What else? Ondo, Bayelsa, Edo and Cross River are also oil-producing states, are they better than the average Igbo state? |
Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 6:02pm On May 22, 2010 |
RoadStar: Thanks. BUT you are not quite correct to assert that the topic is not about Yoruba states. The OP made a direct comparison btw Igbo states and Yoruba states, and so brought yoruba states into the equation I have asked him to define what he meant by development Does he mean human development? Industrial devpt? Insfrastructure devpt? Or what? It will help his argument and lead us on on how to respond. |
Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 5:13pm On May 22, 2010 |
No Yoruba state aside Lagos is more developed that Enugu, and in terms of industrialization, Anambra and Abia trounce them, except of course Lagos which is not atypical yoruba state. New posters should endevour to look for existing topics similar to what they have in mind to post before exhibiting their ignorance. These things have been discussed over and over again. |
Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 5:09pm On May 22, 2010 |
yemmight: Ignoramus. So many YORUBAS are almajiris, motor park touts and beggars. If you find 10 beggars of Igbo origin in naija, you will find 1000 Yoruba and some 5000 hausa/fulani. FACT I direct you to these sites (being populated) https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-237534.0.html https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-373873.0.html https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-36515.0.html https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=355230.msg4968328#msg4968328 https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-371485.0.html |
Politics / Re: Pdp To Jettison Zoning - President Can Contest In 2011 Poll by mekuszyx: 4:59pm On May 22, 2010 |
~Bluetooth: Is this the same Bluetooth (BT) that I know or another one? BT and Fhemmy and others like Kobojunkie opposed all the ideas and suggestions I raised on this topic. This is a very dramatic turn around and belies the lack of principle of some people. It is always good to stand for what you believe in and not be a convenient flip-flopper. As for the topic, I have always advocated for rotational presidency (RP) in a country such as Nigeria. I repeat that RP is the surest way that an Igbo, Yoruba or SS person can rule Nigeria-except by a dint of luck like Jonathan's case. The only other ways will be by the north anointing a southern candidate of their liking, e.g., ObJ, or the thoroughly divided south finds a way of coming together-something of a big dream for now given the traditional Yoruba-Igbo political bickering. If those who support the PDP now fail to support the truth about the party zoning agreement, we will have no right to do so when it gets back to the North and they decide to keep it for LIFE. By then, when you protest, they unleash the northern-dominated military on you. Another alternative will be via electing from another party but the rest parties, as we know them today, are as good as moribund. I also support 100% the notion that RP should be constitutionalized and not be left to the whims and caprices of the players of any specific party. |
Politics / Re: From Nigeria To Texas Oil Wealth-kase Lawal by mekuszyx: 11:03pm On May 21, 2010 |
SEFAGO: Bloody liar. You went and quoted Sjeazy8 (yourself). Your initial post was in response to mine on Kase. You aint smart, really. |
Politics / Re: From Nigeria To Texas Oil Wealth-kase Lawal by mekuszyx: 11:01pm On May 21, 2010 |
Ok never heard of Kase too until now. 50=50 |
Politics / Re: From Nigeria To Texas Oil Wealth-kase Lawal by mekuszyx: 11:01pm On May 21, 2010 |
Ok, I am done with prasing or not praising others. I should be singing my own praise. Who the hell are FRONTERS Lawal and Offor, anyways? Ok I responded to let Sefago know that Fronter Kase has an Igbo fronter equivalent-Offor Bayo Ogunlesi? I will soon find an Okoro equivalent for him. Hhahahah! |
Politics / Re: From Nigeria To Texas Oil Wealth-kase Lawal by mekuszyx: 10:57pm On May 21, 2010 |
And who does not know Emeka Offor in NAIJA? May be only you. He is fronting for the other crooks much the same way as Kase Lawal. |
Politics / Re: From Nigeria To Texas Oil Wealth-kase Lawal by mekuszyx: 10:54pm On May 21, 2010 |
Kase Lukman Lawal was born in Ibadan in 1954. He obtained his Bachelor of Science in chemical engineering from Texas Southern University in 1976, and his MBA from Prairie View A&M University, Texas in 1978. He is the chairman and chief executive officer of CAMAC International Corporation and chairman of Allied Energy Corporation in Houston, Texas, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, CAMAC HOLDINGS;[1] vice chairman, Port of Houston Authority Commission. He also serves as a member of the board of directors and is a significant shareholder in Unity National Bank, the only federally insured and licensed African-American-owned bank in Texas. Lukman Lawal was a member of the National Republican Congressional Committee's Business Advisory Council and, in 1994, he was a finalist for the United States Business Entrepreneur of the Year. |
Politics / Re: From Nigeria To Texas Oil Wealth-kase Lawal by mekuszyx: 10:53pm On May 21, 2010 |
SEFAGO: I know say Yoruba like to claim-one my problems with them. Did Kase attend those schools you mentioned? Do you want some googling on him? Stop lying. |
Politics / Re: From Nigeria To Texas Oil Wealth-kase Lawal by mekuszyx: 10:49pm On May 21, 2010 |
SEFAGO: Sefago How do you classify both Kase and Offor? Make a table and fill the spaces. Lets see. |
Politics / Re: From Nigeria To Texas Oil Wealth-kase Lawal by mekuszyx: 10:48pm On May 21, 2010 |
Moreon Emeka Offor http://www.ocnus.net/cgi-bin/exec/view.cgi?archive=101&num=25989 He appears to be rich and well connected even in the US like kase LAWAL, though both are fronters. |
Politics / Re: From Nigeria To Texas Oil Wealth-kase Lawal by mekuszyx: 10:44pm On May 21, 2010 |
~Bluetooth: A business man is somebody who does business. It is not defined by who actually owns the business. Both Lawal and Offor are fronters but I also expect them to be intrinsic part of the business after fronting for so many years. It is good for them, though, they are employing naijas. |
Politics / Re: Igbo States Are Lagging Behind In Development by mekuszyx: 10:39pm On May 21, 2010 |
Katsumoto: Hhahahahhahah! You must be blind then |
Politics / Re: From Nigeria To Texas Oil Wealth-kase Lawal by mekuszyx: 10:36pm On May 21, 2010 |
Politics / Re: From Nigeria To Texas Oil Wealth-kase Lawal by mekuszyx: 10:34pm On May 21, 2010 |
Emeka Offor's company is also based in Houston as well as holding the franchise for oil exploration in Sao Tome and Principe Sjeazy8. I have no business with both Lawal annd Offor, but we all know they front for the real people. BTW, Emeka Offor is also ranked as a billionaire in dollars. Read Sahara reporters. |
Politics / Re: From Nigeria To Texas Oil Wealth-kase Lawal by mekuszyx: 10:27pm On May 21, 2010 |
One of Emeka Offor's Companies. But he is in the background http://www.erhc.com/ http://elendureports.com/index2.php?option=com_content&do_pdf=1&id=167 http://elendureports.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=119&Itemid=1 |
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