₦airaland Forum

kmariko:
Governor Ugwuanyi should turn the Orba specialist hospital into a full fledged School of Health Sciences... Not as an appendage to ESUT...

It's evolution will be a gradual process in order to contain costs. He does not have to pay for all the infrastructural development now..., just get it approved and functional as subsequent administrations will improve on it.

propynich123:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQcatIFFbvI






Alhaji Mujahid Dokubo-Asari, the leader of the Niger Delta Peoples Salvation Force, NDPSF, and one of the arrowheads in the struggle to redress perceived injustice in the Niger Delta has thrown his support on Nnamdi Kanu, saying he is not a Nigerian but a Biafran.

He said an Nkwere man naturally knows that he is an Igbo man and that the name Biafra was given by an Ijaw man, likewise the Biafran anthem. He also said that Lagos will not be what it is now if the Ijaw oil cut off.

#AlhajiMujahidDokuboAsari #NigerDeltaPeoplesSalvationForce #NDPSF #Biafra #NnamdiKanu

Ideke9000:
Gburugburu should try and do a nice finishing especially when it comes to landscaping..

mekaboy:
Just as we expect zoning to take places geographically, we should also expect religious zoning .

So who then qualifies to be the southern christian president in 2023?

Digitron:
ENUGU STATE SECRETARIAT ANNEX NSUKKA......When Completed will house all the State government workers whose offices are scattered around Nsukka town

AfricaUnited:
So who sold ''me''? Funny that you see me as ''the other person''. You are talking to a confirmed Nigerian? Okay

AfricaUnited:
Ghana is already doing that. Nigeria should follow suit. It does not mean they will come and leave here permanently. But having a second passport will be good for them, just in case. Ghana is already showing remorse.

LibertyRep:
....and we're about going for another loan.

Someone or something has to rescue the country.

obowo69:
Nigeria has taken billions of dollars in international loans under this current administration yet there is no tangible project from those loans coming to the south east.

But Igbo sweat and blood including natural resources will be used to to repay those loan.

If you are Igbo, Know this fact;

The loans that Nigeria is taking now with dwindling oil price and steadily reducing oil demand will take at least 3 generations to pay it back. The Federal and state government due to low oil revenues will have no choice but to start heavily taxing businesses including manufacturers and importers. They must do this to fill the oil money gap.

I wonder who will carry most of those burden since they are into business a lot.

With the amount of loans that Nigeria is taking now, If you are Igbo, know that it will take at least 3 generations to pay it off. Both interest and principal.

This means that you the Igbo man or woman, your children, your grandchildren and possibly your great grand children will contribute with their hard work, their blood and sweat to pay back those loans through taxation.


They will be paying back a loan that never benefited their land.

Ndiigbo, we have to seriously reconsider our future in this Nigeria. This is unsustainable.

cc: Pazienza,

proeast:
Enough of this nonsense of showing the same picture of AIIA Enugu when they are still supposedly working on it.

We didn't see anybody showing pictures of Aminu Kano airport until we suddenly saw it waiting for commission!

You fix one bulb at Akanu Ibiam Airport, you rush online to showcase it and thank Buhari yet it is taking forever for the bigot to complete it.

hornyofife:
This is a very big revelation by Comrade Jones ufot member of the Renewed Ibibio National Union...Omo Benjamin Adekunle get mind oooo....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dB4-h_3ffc

AmericanQuarter:
Covid-19 Response: Julius Berger Plc Donates Medical Equipment To Anambra State Government

By Joseph Egbeocha (ABS NEWS)

Julius Berger Plc has donated four hundred pieces of Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs) to Anambra State Government to help it’s fight against the Covid-19 Pandemic.

Presenting the items, the Project Director for Second Niger Bridge, Mr. Friedrich Josef Wieser, said the gesture was in response to the call by the Anambra State Government for assistance in fighting the spread of the virus in the state, noting that Governor Willie Obiano has shown seriousness in the fight against the pandemic.

Describing the Second Niger Bridge as a priority project for Anambra, Delta and the entire country, Mr. Wieser said the bridge and many other ongoing projects in the State will continue to receive needed attention as normalcy returns in the nation.

Receiving the items, the Secretary to the State Government, Professor Solo Chukwulobelu said the State Government will judiciously utilize all donations in containing the spread of the virus and improving health facilities in the state, thanking the company for quality jobs and interventions being done on State roads.

The State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Vincent Okpala, who described the donation as thoughtful, said the PPEs will be of great help, especially now that community search for COVID-19 is being vigorously pursued.

Public Relations Officer of the company, Mr. Ferdinand Ugbomah, and other staff of Julius Berger were present during the donation.

Unnecessary hyperbole with this post!

"Medical Equipment' refers to:
1. Respirators
2. Surgical equipment
3. Autoclave machines
4. incubators etc.


Instead, I saw: Gloves, and plastic gowns (Personal Protective equipment)

Please re-title the heading and say Julius Berger donates Gloves, Face masks, and personal protective equipment to Anambra!

shadeyinka:
You own children will pay out of this debt without knowing what they are paying for!

Kwantinu!

gariepinus:
Anambra state Government in the person of Governor Willie Obiano should please dualize roads in Anambra state....it will bring city expansion... easy traffic... And make the state to wear a new look...Obiano dualize 3-3 to Aguleri...Oba-Nnewi- Okija Road....Nnewi to Ekwuluobia road..link the two towns with dual lane....we are sick and tired of all this single lanes....let's plan for better development in the nearest future...Anambra is rapidly growing in population... People are building houses illegally near by the roads without given space of 10metre away from the road, do to lack of urban/rural master plan which was supposed to be provided by Anambra state Government.... Is high time our Government begin to dualize our major roads now or else it will be very difficult to do in the nearest future, because a lot of structures occupied space for roads network.... Anambra state is full of beautiful house's...we need roads realization, expansion and more planting of flower trees in order to bring out the beauty's of all this edifice scattered all over the State...or else our lovely state will turn to concrete war zone with single lanes scattered all over the town's.... Nnewi need roads dualization and good Master plan..same thing goes to all the urban towns in Anambra... For instance, look at the way oba is rapidly growing in population without Government intervention to creat dual lane and mater plan for the builders to follow....the individuals began to build wrongly everywhere without urban city plan,let alone providing space for standard roads and other infrastructures..... this is very bad and exactly the way all the upcoming towns in our lovely State is growing unplanned without provision for dual lane...this same mistake occurred in Onitsha... God pls give us a Governor that will dualize roads and creat working master plan in our urban towns.... A man who will first alter a good plan by providing access for dual lanes and others infrastructures in all the metropolitan towns in our major cities before the individual developer's storms the town...plz someone should send this write up to Obiano...

Easternsun2020:
According to National Bureau of Statistics, the states with the poorest people are:

- Ebonyi = 79% poverty status

- Enugu = 57% poverty status

- Abia = 30% poverty status

- Imo = 28% poverty status

Ideally, this data should reflect on the list of the poor and vulnerable registered by the FG to receive cash transfers periodically. Logic would have had it that the south east should have the highest number of registered poor eligible for cash transfer but the reverse is the case. In fact,
Zamfara state alone has over 1.3 million, Katsina has over 800,000 while the whole of southeast comprising of the 5 ' states with the poorest people' has 383,316.

Is this an irony or a willful contradiction? Are the FG and NBS lying? Who is lying; the NBS or the FG?

Please, statisticians and policy makers on nairaland should weigh in on this analysis.

https://www.nairaland.com/5839669/see-5-states-poorest-people

https://dailypost.ng/2020/04/10/covid-19-zamfara-leads-as-fg-publishes-full-list-of-11-million-poor-and-vulnerable-nigerians/

Umueme:
Governor Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia state has assured the people of Aba and the entire State that his administration will do an excellent job in the total reconstruction Ngwa, Uratta, Port Harcourt, Ohanku and Obohia roads.

Speaking for the very first time on the impending reconstruction works on the roads on a live radio programme on Magic FM Aba, the Governor made it clear that all preparations have been concluded to commence a total rebuilding of the aforementioned roads.

According to the Governor, the apparent delay in starting work on those roads was because his administration wanted to get a permanent solution to the problems on those roads, which led the State Government to seek collaboration with the international development partners.


The Governor recalled the challenge of the Ndiegoro Water Disaster of the 1980s which lingers till date and assured that this project is designed to handle that problem.

Governor Ikpeazu stated that his administration successfully engaged the World Bank, paid the required Counterpart Funds which led to the release of a whopping amount of 27.4 Billion Naira for the project.

Joined in the program by the Commissioner for Environment, Dr. Solomon Ogunji and the Project COORDINATOR for NEWMAP in Abia State, Engr. Izuchukwu Onwughara, the Governor assured that funds for the project have been fully secured and the project will commence in a fortnight.

He appealed to residents of these areas to provide maximum cooperation to the contractors as the government will not tolerate any acts that will sabotage the projects which are guaranteed to permanently and significantly change the infrastructural landscape of Aba for the better.

Governor Ikpeazu expressed delight that this project will significantly reflate the Abia economy because 40% of the contract sum will be spent on local procurement of materials. He also assured that hundreds of local construction workers will be engaged in the project.

In his contribution, the Commissioner for Environment, Dr Solomon Ogunji stated that the project will affect several buildings in the area and the payment of compensation for all legitimate property owners had long commenced and is ongoing, assuring that all genuine property owners whose properties will be affected by the project will be duly compensated as that was factored into the contract negotiations.

He, however, made it clear that people who own illegal structures there will get no compensation. He also said that an alternative route will be prepared by the contractors to enable people to move around and ensure that people do not interfere with the work.

Also speaking, the Project Coordinator of NEWMAP, the project consultants, Engr Izuchukwu Onwughara assured that the project will be done with strict adherence to World Bank standards.

He explained that project will involve the construction of an underground tunnel from Uratta Road through Port Harcourt Road to link Ngwa Road, assuring that the challenge of bad roads and flooding around those areas will be comprehensively tackled. He gave an assurance that he work will be delivered in exactly two and a half year.


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/05/ikpeazu-assures-of-quality-reconstruction-of-aba-roads/



Seun
Lalasticlala
Oam4j
Mynd44

kayfra:
Aiye (1980)
Jaiyesimi (1981)
Aropin (1982)
Ayanmo (1988)
Orun Mooru (1982)
Aare Agbaye (1983)
Mosebolatan (1985)
Obee Gbona (1989)
Diamond (1990 Home video )
Agba Man (1992, Home Video)
Return Match (1993, Home Video)
Ana Gomina (1996, home video, )
Tokunbo (1985)
Papa Ajasco (1983)
Taxi Driver (1983)
Ajani Ogun (1976)
Cry Freedom (1980)
Money Power (1982)
Ija Ominira (1979)
Evil Encounter (1980]

Just to name a few

Silly revisionists!

Papa Ajasco and all these silly secondary school concerts had movie directors, were shot as Nollywood movies in 35mm films, transferred to VCD and DVD and sold as movies abi?abi?
You guys just love lies and trying to revise facts.

I'm sure if the first secondary school in Nigeria were in the Southeast, you guys will also list your Sunday School lessons and try to claim it was the same as secondary schools.

EBMedia:
https://igberetvnews.com/1353480/new-enugu-international-airport-photos/

Lalasticlala

Iliyasdass:
The immediate-past managing director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Maikanti Baru, is dead. He was 60.The current GMD of the corporation, Mele Kyari, confirmed the death on his verified Twitter handle, saying he died last night.

https://mobile.twitter.com/MKKyari/status/1266595562977099777?p=v[/quote]EFCC should now probe where he stashed the $11 - $20 billion dollars believed to have been stolen under him.

It's not only Abacha's loot that must be pursued.Nigeria needs the money even more urgently now.

letu:
you this white south African face your problems in South Africa and let Nigerians face their own problem.

adeyemik:
Nigeria is currently using 4 naira out of every 10 naira earned to service her internal and external debts. The country's current debt profile stands at $85.4 billion or NGN33.7 trillion naira. According to the Debt Management Office (DMO), Nigeria’s debt profile stood at approximately N12.12 trillion as at June 2015, while the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) says, the country’s foreign debt stood at $11.41 billion dollars, while its domestic debts was N14.02 trillion respectively, amounting to N17.5 trillion.

The quantum leap in the country debt profile in the last five (5) years is staggering and of great concern. Nigeria moved from a near debt free nation engineered by Obasanjo/Ngozi, to be a debt filled nation in 2020. How can a country be using over 40% of her earnings to service debt? There is not economic logic in borrowing to consume; borrowing should be for the purpose of expanding the economy, providing revenue yielding infrastructure, thereby making Nigeria the manufacturing hub for Africa, and first choice for foreign direct investments.

The level of our borrow to consume must be curtailed, else we become a pariah state to direct foreign investors. It is important for our leaders to know that the country's loss, is another country's gain.

The Holy bible says ' A good man leaves an inheritance [of moral stability and goodness] to his children’s children. (Proverbs 13:22 AMP)'. What inheritance are we leaving for our children and the ones yet unborn? We need not plant the seed of debt for generation yet unborn to harvest poverty and it will be a great disservice to mortgage the future of generations yet unborn today.