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This one should face issues directly affecting people of Delta North, at least. 5 Trillion to 'Africa'. And how 'Africa' go take share am? 7 Likes |
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MrBiGGEST: Na real wah! 10 Likes 1 Share |
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seunmsg: The first image one was drawn. The camera was invented a little later in the 1820s. The first picture taken by a camera was in 1826. |
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Mtchew The indigenes of Abuja and well-meaning residents are not complaining, rather are even excited to have a performer as the FCT minister. Anyway, na rubbish gist. 2 Likes 1 Share |
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Much needed in Abj. Development has been relatively slow since the exit of El Rufai as the FCT minister. Thankfully, another performer. Yeah Yeah! 1 Like |
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ISLAMBAD: When was the revered Oba Akenzua locked out of any meeting? These are lies from divisive characters. |
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Unless Africa is a continent riddled with fools, France would not dare try such rubbish. Theives! |
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saintbillion: Amen |
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A major problem is most Africans are not informed and have no idea of the influences of some of these Western nations in their economy and lives. It's almost unbelievable these french-colonized Countries were subjected to such devastating conditions and the citizens just kept silent all this while in poverty, underdevelopment and low living standards. I hope Nigeria and other Anglo-colonized States are not also silently subjected to such conditions. |
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It's very likely after your service you may refuse to return Southward just as many others. It's a lovely city. 41 Likes 2 Shares |
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Impressive 1 Like |
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Greyworld: ![]() E resemble say na darkness we been dey supply the Niger. The Nigerians sef taya. |
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Donpenny: Not generally, probably an average one who has never left his immediate environment to see how things are, socially, in other areas. crackhouse: I assure you that water is far cleaner than most 'pure water' sold for > N20 in the South. I had to stop buying CWAY dispenser water bottles since I came to the South due to particles and dirt seen in the bottles; up to 3 consecutive times, and had to resort to bottle water. Even that one, na grace of God. BinamRex: LOL. I felt same way when I initially came to Edo. I'm also from Edo. But I've come to realise such behaviour is quite common in many States within the South, furthermore, many people you encounter within Edo State who even do the most are not from Edo. Although, Edos cannot be absolved from such blame as for such behaviour to thrive within your society, it definitely had to be encouraged and condoned. I think there is a sociocultural emergency in Edo and many Southern States. BinamRex: A huge blame goes to the leaders especially those in the traditional institutions and the State government. Strangely, there seems to be an acceptance of a culture of greed and selfishness. And this had never been an attribute of the average Edo. Most people in the State have to survive on personal business ventures (albeit heavily taxed by state gov, local gov, certain ministries/departments in the state and some funny unions and these may contribute to higher cost of goods and services in the State). You may have noticed you would hardly meet that young professional youth indigenous to the state bustling around town as you see in other places such as Abj, Kd, Kano, Lagos, PH. This is so, not because there are no educated Edos; Edo has lots of young graduates and professionals graduating every year. But most have to leave the State (either japa, or move to other States. And once they leave, they may never come back ![]() As someone mentioned earlier, in federal offices within the State, you would find only a handful of Edos there. Once those in influential positions secure slots for their wards, they turn their backs to the rest of the community, no matter how qualified or experienced. Same thing with the state civil service. It seems to be a big deal. In terms of infrastructural development, the same attitude. Residents have to literally beg the state government to provide roads in order to access their homes and businesses. Power supply, the worst I have seen out of all places I've lived in Nigeria. 2 Likes |
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Housing: It's unfortunate certain individuals or interests are working hard to frustrate the appointment of this man. It would be a huge missed opportunity to the Country, especially to a very critical sector such as the Power sector. 2 Likes |
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African leaders are still puppets. 1 Like |
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4. If you are man enough, come to Finland and challenge me, you can as well hire a lawyer in Finland; ![]() As per indigenous pesin of Finland! |
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It is Edo Central turn. Make Shuaibu rest. 1 Like |
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adebayo987: Why stress yourself? Allow them ramble in self-deceit. |
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gawu1: Thanks. |
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Saw the name and thought it was Edo State. Alas, Kogi. |
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joelbooks: . |
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Who published this rubbish? How can North Central and North East with same number of slots have different percentages? How can NorthWest with 10 slots be 30% and SouthEast with 5 slots be 1.5%? What's the aim of attempting to misinform others? |
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Dafresh: What is Eastern Region? Was there any Eastern Region before abolishment of slave trade when the British colonialists came? 5 Likes |
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This Rivers State governor should get to work. I hope he performs. |
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jumper524: I stated this multiple times on this forum. Since I came to the South, I observed police harassment and unecessary check points to extort road users seems to be the order of the day. Just drive what may be perceived to be an 'expensive car' and watch the reaction and behaviour of many of them. Such is not tolerated in the North, that's why the incidence is low. |
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T8ksy: Their forefathers migrated there, so they claim indigenous now. No issues with that. Similarly, many of them displaced presently by Ipob activities have been settling there en masse. In decades to come, they would claim indigenous! No issues! In fact, great for unity and cohesion. But issues arise when you want to secede as a tribe and intend to steal lands you migrated to and overlord the true indigenes you met there. That will never happen. You insist on any biafra, migrate back to your biafra! People are not fools! 3 Likes |
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dreamxhaser: That's Ribadu Road |
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Which area? Would love to see the pics. dreamxhaser: ![]() dreamxhaser: The road from Tafawa Balewa Way to National Ear Center is Golf Course Road 1 Like |
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