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[quote author= post=122291405]Lagos will soon sink[/quote]
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IfnobeGod20:Omo werey, if Obi had put some brilliant revenue-generating mechanisms in place or if he had built a whole lot of infrastructural projects while in office, would his successors have had much reasons to borrow so much funds to develop the state? What exactly can we point at as the exact thing they’ve been funding with so much debt? (Kudos to Obiano tho for the Airport) Can you now see you’re just exactly like your father? ![]() |
Isobug:If not that you’re irredeemably mad, you wouldn’t have thought you had a point trying to exonerate Obi. Obi claimed to have left a fortune in Anambra State’s coffers while leaving office (later debunked by his successors tho) why then did the state he governed not have enough money to funds projects but had to resort to taking loans? If Obi had put some economic and revenue-generating policies in place (like Tinubu did) while in office, the internally generated funds would have been enough to at least reduce the indebtedness figure you’re seeing up there. It’s true that most advanced human societies are usually the most indebted and a very good example is the USA which has the highest domestic debt profile in the world but while this is understandable, it’s highly nauseating for a state to borrow huge money and be heavily indebted as a result yet unable to point out life-changing projects such monies were expended on. At least, Lagos for instance, can say they spent their own borrowed money on Projects like BRT and railways etc, what have Anambra and Yobe been doing with what they have been borrowing? |
[quote author= post=122291069]Lagos will soon sink [/quote]Wake up didirin, it’s Lagos we are talking about and not Anambra, the gully erosion capital of the world ![]() |
[quote author= post=122289555]Ode Lagos is worst city to live, hell on earth, minus few areas like VI, Lekki, Ikoyi and Marina, others are nothing to write home about, I pity those that owns properties in Lagos that will soon be uninhabitable in few years according to experts[/quote]Omo werey ![]() |
[quote author= post=122289720]Anofia this is part of Lagos that is paradise to backward people like you[/quote]Omo werey, yet your poverty-stricken people are boarding night buses to Lagos in droves just to have a taste of what good life looks like ![]() An average igbo man believes he hasn’t achieved anything in life if he hasn’t been to Lagos ![]() If you’re in Lagos or any other south western state, enjoying their serenity and welcomness and still have the gut to rubbish any of these states, may Lagos and every other Yoruba land not favor you and your entire generation. May you not succeed. Ase. |
[quote author= post=122280601]This is Arroma flyover now[/quote]No wonder you people see and treat Lagos as paradise the moment you set your feet there through night buses True true, na everything dey fine for village boy eye ![]() Just Imagine what’s ‘totoring’ this Igbo goat, same Aroma junction o ![]() Btw, why have you not deactivated your account as promised? |
The story of king Solomon and the two mothers happening live before our eyes ![]() I hope y’all now know who the real winners of the elections are?
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EcoBrick:E no go better for una. You obingo lots are also the ones saying the tape was an AI generated one while another set of nonentities were arguing that they said nothing bad in the conversation. While Obingo’s spokesperson had confirmed the tape to be true, LP claimed it’s fake while Bishop was being smart about it (declining to state if it happened or not) ![]() |
[quote author= post=122240172]O D E this is drone video of Awka https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DVsNQOd_Wg[/quote]Guy seriously? You call this development? Typical Igbotic village boy ![]() See as this Akwa bridge dey sweet you. Village boy kept on posting and crayoning this same picture over and over that I started doubting if it was the same aroma junction that I know or a different one ![]() |
OgwuEgo:Well, Kenneth Okonkwo disagrees with you or do you think you know Peter Obingo more than his spokesperson? ![]() |
Iamgrey5:Lol, he didn’t say that actually but the statement don too go viral . The video you saw was the doctored one. I’ve seen the original one. The man’s use of punctuations and pauses was very poor, that’s why it sounded like he said Yorubas are rascals. I was mad at first but after watching the original video, I knew they some persons distorted his video to cause mischief. He said there is rift btw the Yorubas and igbos but that some political RASCALS are the ones causing issues among us |
Omor, this thing don go viral o. This is a very bad misunderstanding tho. I watched the videos (both the distorted and the original one) and I realized that some mischievous folks cut and joined it to make it look like he said the Yorubas are political rascals. The man actually said there’s no tension between the Yorubas and igbos_that some politicians (paused a little then said) some political rascals are the ones trying to create a rift. He didn’t say the Yorubas are political rascals, pls let’s disregard this distorted narrative. |
Cry baby ![]() |
Creeper:Agreed, you’re right but saying wind energy isn’t controllable and unreliable is false and misleading. Saying it’s not better than solar is also wrong because in reality, the contrary is true, wind is more efficient ( there are a lot of scientific proofs and practical applications supporting this and they can be easily found on the internet too) I said what I said to make him understand that the person he was seemingly mocking actually had a valid argument, wind is more efficient but also more expensive and noisy. |
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omonnakoda:Mister efiko, you’re obviously the one seeking attention and talking for talking sake here and not the person you were accusing of doing so. Firstly, who told you wind energy is not controllable and unpredictable? I actually stopped taking you seriously when I got to that part. Now sir, let me school you a little, wind energy is and will always be ahead of solar as the later remains the most efficient and sustainable option albeit far more noisy but they are both green/clean energy sources. Solar energy sources produce lesser energy than wind turbines (you can google this to get yourself more educated) Wind farm are well suited in places like coastal areas with high wind speeds, on hilltops and mountains or plain landscapes with less wind obstruction. The only disadvantages of using the wind turbines option is that they are relatively more expensive and are way more noisy, making them unsuitable for use in urban settings. So you’re wrong to say it isn’t better than solar my friend. Read more about green energy sources and the most efficient one among them. So again, the poster you were tackling was actually making a really insightful point (though I wouldn’t say wind energy is more cost effective because it’s relatively not) and don’t interpret that to mean rubbishing this Lagos government’s plans. Away from that, kudos to Buhari, Jagaban of Africa and of course, the forward-thinking Governments of Lagos state and APC for this insightful work, we will surely get there someday. |
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omonnakoda:It’s actually a very brilliant idea. A coastal city like Lagos harnessing wind or water for energy generation should be much more sustainable than relying on Solar but all in all, let’s give kudos to both Mr President, Mohammadu Buhari and of course, the progressive, right-thinking visionary Leaders that God has been blessing Lagos and the entire south western States with, this is a really commendable thing and I’m glad Lagos and Nigeria indeed dodged a bullet by not believing that Anambra’s ogogoro man ![]() |
Jestin:Pls what’s wrong with the president strengthening our armed forces by recruiting more ppl into the military? |
This mumudeen no dey tire ![]() Werey even ordered that a fresh election be conducted ![]() |
Proudlyomonna:Stop denying your existence Obingo ![]() |
QuotaSystem:In fact, @bolded has made me respect the RCCG more and more. They refused to be openly partisan despite the First Lady being not just an ordinary member but an ordained minister of the Church. That’s pure class. They remained this way despite other ![]() |
Proudlyomonna:Don’t cry. I didn’t quote you to gloat. I know you’re in pains but believe me, I’m a man with a big heart and I’m very magnanimous in victory. I only quoted you because I promised to do so when your ipobic self was bragging about Shinedu winning the Lagos elections I told you he would fail woefully and that I would quote you to remind you of who the true owners of Lagos are ![]() Shinedu should have known that anything and anyone you ipobic lots support is definitely bound to fail; from Jimi to Jonathan to Saraki to Atiku to Obi and now Shinedu (etc)Don’t cry my friend, I’m not here to mock you, let’s join hands and work and pray for these wonderful leaders; may God help them steer our darling country to prosperity. |
Proudlyomonna:Hello my Ipobian friend ![]() Why are you perpetually married to defeat? Your Shinedu has lule pii This is me keeping my promise to quote you after the polls. Again, elections are not won through online ranting, insult and bullying . At least we now know who the real owners of Lagos are ![]() Baba yin
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Apprentice wailer ![]() Your boss is proud of you
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SLAP44:I would have taken the risk to read through the alaba jargons you wrote but unfortunately, I don’t have painkillers here with me ![]() Gala hawker sef wan join body talk for where intelligent people dey talk ![]() |
Goodmarlian:Mumudeen, Ilorin is now a Fulani emirate by right of conquest and under international laws, it would remain their territory forever and the Yorubas are not complaining, in fact, we love them and we’ve inter-married one another already. They speak Yoruba and don’t go about insulting the Yorubas and the Yorubas also don’t call the land a no man’s land like you and your retárded brothers are doing with Lagos. Besides, ilorin is the real definition of “a no man’s land” because the founder, Afonja was an outcast and a traitor who betrayed his tribe and decided to form an alliance with outsiders against his tribe and got a poetic Justice for his action. Also contrary to your foolish, erroneous belief, Ilorin is not a Yoruba land and chief Igboho never made any attempt to claim it (I don’t know where you sourced that your fallacious claim from) |
Goodmarlian:Mumudeen, Ilorin is now a Fulani emirate by right of conquest and under international laws, it would remain their territory forever. Besides, ilorin is the real definition of “a no man’s land” because the founder, Afonja was an outcast and a traitor who betrayed his tribe and decided to form an alliance with outsiders against his tribe and got a poetic Justice for his action. Also contrary to your foolish, erroneous belief, Ilorin is not a Yoruba land and chief Igboho never made any attempt to claim it (I don’t know where you sourced that your fallacious claim from) |
Omicronvaccine:They’ve learnt their lesson now ![]() |
SLAP44:You sure say you no dey run mad small small like this? Naso that election loss jam you reach? I read the trash you wrote over and over for over 3 thousand times and I’m still wondering how and why it made sense to you What are you struggling to tell us Shinedu? Pidgin is allowed ![]() |
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