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Politics › Re: . by OreMI22: 12:01pm On Oct 08, 2018

frankfrancis871:
Ok I will try..
There are many Igbos in the north, I was born and brought up in Nasarawa. Let me tell you something, every election Igbos run back to their homeland to prevent death because they can just start killing Igbos over any unwarranted little annoyance like the quit notice. I will focus on how we escape death in north even though it is good for business e.g the october quit notice

2017 was the first year I hear about Nnamdi Kanu and how serious agitation for Biafra was but I showed less interest until the quit notice. Most Igbos were scared to death and most just smiled and we went about our normal business and work without fear. We are used to been butchered and nothing will happen, the only thing we controlled there is the economic. Many people sent their wife and children home, many returned, my mum was scared to death. She got thinner of this because of how she lost her father during the pogrom in 1966 and grow up an orphan, I wanted to return with her but changed my mind. Many Igbos urged their brethren to calm down and that nothing will happen. When I go to the street you see people discussing this matter, some felt bad for us but most wanted us out of their lives. They believe we have dominated them enough, you will see little children less than 12 discussing how they will stab Igbos with knife and take whatever they wanted from our shops

please note that not all of them hates Igbos but all of them suffer from Igbophobia.

I will continue when I get your permissions, I need Igbos in east and west to see how things are with Igbos here.

Oga,
Any Igbo in the north has partly sacrificed his life already. It is like enlisting in the army in a wartime. You should be prepared for it.

But i say to you guys again, make money and relocate to Burkina Faso or Niamey instead of living in northern Nigeria. I know this is like pouring water on stone, because you guys already made up your minds. So stay, but be ready to fight to the death. At least to defend your family and your business.

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Politics › Re: . by OreMI22: 11:55am On Oct 08, 2018

superlightning:
Pazienza, your grammar is not enough to REDRAW THE IGBO MAP OF OVER 5000 years old. ASA, ndoki have their kins in abia state answering same name in abia state. You won't change their ethnicity for them.

You are balkanizing igboland and I will not support such.

Stop living only in the present. You know nothing about the future.

I think that guy's problem is that he tried unsucessfully to date an Ikwerre girl.

But seriously, we know there are squabbles in every clan including the Yorubas or Fulanis.

I agree that the SE igbos should not always turn their back to be used. If a negotiated benefit cannot happen with our Ikwerre brothers, then everyone should go it alone. But not to come to nairaland to spew hate against othe Igbo groups.

I also agree the SE should not be made to depend on facilities in the SS - including the SS airports. Igbos should LEARN to build their own facilities than agree to attach to anybody's facilities. I vividly remember in 1980s, Igbos used to queue up for admission at Uniport, and it brought unprecedented tension with Ikwerre and Ijaw people.

Gov Jim Nwobodo as an astute administrator got Prof Kenneth Dike (1st U.I Vice Chancellor) and other notable professors and set up a State University with Campuses in Abakaliki, Awka and Nnewi ! That school satisfied the urge for Igbos to go to Uniport and UNN. Soon enough, Sam Mbakwe did the same thing in Uturu, Imo State.

Igbos should learn to build facilities they need in their land. If Igbos can do that, they will solve 80% of their problems in Nigeria because the other people simply want to use Igbo numbers to run their facilities. While reminding Igbos at every juncture that they don't belong.

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Politics › Re: . by OreMI22: 4:59pm On Oct 06, 2018

GuyWise:
Oremi22 There is high rate of farming in the east now, cassava and yam, potatoes and maize etc are being grown in the east, I know many families that came back from town just to farm and they are now harvesting their farm products now.

What we don't have in the east are cash crops like cocoa, cashew, kola nut and I think the State and Local Govt have a role to play here, we already have palm trees which in turn produce palm carnels, udara, ube
are everywhere in the village.

What has happened since the end of the civil war is that the Igbos were brainwashed to simply accept food from other tribes in Nigeria and refuse to develop their own agriculture.

The tragedy of that situation is that hunger and unemployment quadrupled in the SE and led to massive emigration of Igbos. We must change the narrative that Igbo cannot even feed itself. We failed to realize that no country could ever really develop if it could not feed its own people.

If we can convert some empty hills and bushes into some productive piece of land such as cashew plantations. Palm plantations and other cash crops, it will create enough economic base for most of our states to develop sustainable IGR and employ youths gainfully. We are not even talking about producing for export yet. Each time you see any unproductive land in any village and people are complaining about hunger, unemployment and poverty, it is because we would rather have bush growing around us, than convert the empty spaces to productive lands.

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Politics › Re: . by OreMI22: 4:14pm On Oct 06, 2018

pazienza:
Igbos are not so divided in real life.

Pay no attention to impostors here who are trying to create the impression of division in Igboland, by hiding behind Anambra tags.

Every where you see Igbos, they quickly close ranks and form an Igbo association.

I served in rural community in Yoruba, yet the few Igbos there from all parts of Igboland had an association, and immediately One of them saw me, he started speaking Igbo to me, without asking me if I were Igbo. I was amused and asked him how he knew, he told me that it's all over me.
There is this Igbo in every Igbo man, that is unmistaken.

No group unites and form "Porapo" groups faster in foreign lands than Igbos. Our unity even scares other Nigerians many times. Many accuse us of being tribalists, because we look out for each other.

@bolded GBAM!

What they are doing here is EXACTLY to prevent Igbo unity.

They will create one moniker and claim to be Anambra, then attack Ebonyi and Enugu.
Then create another moniker and pretend to be Anioma, then attack Anambra and other Igbos.
Then create another moniker and pretend to be from Enugu and attack SS and others they fear we might unite with.

They know their game of divide and rule tactics is collapsing in Nigeria, so they are frantically trying to use a general hatred for Igbos to unite Nigerians and maintain their status quo.

What shocks me is that respectable people in this forum fall for such dirty tricks and join them in naively attacking different parts of Igboland. Exactly what they hoped some naive people among us will do. The people behind these monikers are sophisticated propagandists. They know what they are doing and how to work the psychology of an ordinary Igbo person to attack his brother based on primordial instincts.

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Politics › Re: . by OreMI22: 3:53pm On Oct 06, 2018

horsepower101:
Igboland must develop. Eyes are finally opening to the reality of Nigeria.

I am hoping that we get past the stage of discussing all these side groups and concentrate on how to create a vibrant economy.

Igboland is still s shameful net importer of food. The saddest part of this tragedy is that foodstuff we import from fish to poultry to yams, tomatoes, rice, cassava, beans, etc can all be grown in Igboland! Everything agricultural product you import into Igboland, you have enriched someone and impoverished Igboland.

Yet our youths are jobless and land is uncultivated in many villages! We need to find a way to get our land in the villages useful to us economically by cultivating them. We need more unemployed youths to consider fish tanks and how to make well packaged smoked fish. We need the government of SE to consider making cashew plantations, orange plantations, palm tree plantations etc so that these products of these plantations help to generate IGR and keep many youths employed.

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Politics › Re: . by OreMI22: 2:39pm On Oct 06, 2018

onuebonyi:
These international airports are acceptable to me an IGBO..

Abuja International airport

Lagos International airport

Kano International airport

Port Harcourt International airport

There should be one standard international airport in each region of Nigeria
The functional International airport in Nigeria are:

1. Nnamdi Azikiwe International airport, Abuja
2. Murtala Mohammed International airport, Lagos
3. Akanu Ibiam International airport, Enugu
4. Mallam Aminu Kano International airport, Kano
5. Port Harcourt International airport, PH
6. Kaduna International airport, Kaduna.

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Politics › Re: . by OreMI22: 2:23pm On Oct 06, 2018

vanbonattel:
I have heard they gather here to lament their western existence and pour resentment to all Igbo achievements. Such a bitter set of afonjas.

Let them regret, they won't stop nothing. Most Igbos are gradually having a little bit of sense to understand Nigeria for what it truly is, not what they hoped it was.

You know i met a lot of Afonja that said they voted Buhari so as to ruin Igbos for them? Just think of that level of hatred for once. You voted someone not to help you better your life, but because you perceive his hatred for Igbos should take priority over your own well-being?

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Politics › Re: . by OreMI22: 2:16pm On Oct 06, 2018

pazienza:
There is nothing like SE/SS.
What we have is Igboland. Ndiigbo have no synergy with many groups in SS.

Ndiigbo needs Enugu International Airport working.
You are not more Anambra than Stella Odua who battled hard to make Enugu international Airport work.

That onuebonyi is not even from Anambra! It's the same chino unemployed nuisance.
I don't know he finds it so easy to deceive you guys.

That is a pure Afonja that you are discussing with. Nothing pains them more than the determination of Igbos to develop their area just as they are helping other Nigerians to develop Lagos, Abuja and Kano.

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Politics › Re: . by OreMI22: 2:09pm On Oct 06, 2018

vanbonattel:
Enugu city beats PH in Everything. PH is just trying be half of what Enugu has become. Please post the stats for them to learn.

PH beats Enugu in number of multinational companies, businesses and expatriate living in the city. But in terms of urban sprawl, Enugu beats PH.

Enugu must learn how to bring and keep businesses in the city.

However, you can be sure that the Nigerian FG will try to frustrate every effort in that direction. They will prefer that Enugu remains a village.

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Politics › Re: . by OreMI22: 2:04pm On Oct 06, 2018

basilo101:
Enugu city is larger than PH city but numerous ikwerre villages claim PH giving PH a larger metro area

We already settled this issue with a google map exact measurement and we saw that Enugu was indeed bigger in total city sprawl than PH.

I will look for that post and repost it here.

Meanwhile, it's already 5 years of Akanu Ibiam International airport ! Wow and they never missed any scheduled flight, EXCEPT when the Nigerian government mischievously closed down the airport

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Politics › Re: Popular Quotes That Tricked Nigerians In 2015 by OreMI22: 1:57pm On Oct 06, 2018

wideawaken01:
THE 419 QUOTES THAT TRICKED NIGERIANS IN 2015:

”A serious government will fix power problem in six months.” – Babatunde Raji Fashola (November 12, 2014)
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”Stone us [APC] if we do not perform after two years.” – Tony Momoh ( April 3, 2016, The Guardian)
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”The only way to have stable electricity is to vote out PDP.” – Babatunde Raji Fashola (July 12, 2014, The Nation)
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”We seriously frown at President Goodluck Jonathan, over the unceremonious removal of the Group Managing Director of NNPC, Mr Andrew Yakubu.” -(APC, August 4, 2014, Channels TV)
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”It’s Time To Restructure Nigeria: The present situation of things where all component units get monthly allocation from the Federal Government only makes the states lazy and unproductive.” – Nasiru El-Rufai (August 2010)
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”Jonathan should resign if he has no solution to the violence being unleashed on some parts of the country.” – Nasiru El-Rufai (August 2012)
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”The only solution to the present political uncertainty in the country is for the National Assembly to set machineries in motion for the impeachment of ailing President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua.” – Muhammadu Buhari (March 10, 2010, Sun Newspapers)
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”Waste: Let me give an instance, presently, there are more than 6 aircraft in the presidential fleet. What do you call that? “Billions of naira is budgeted every year for the maintenance of these aircraft not to talk of operational cost and other expenses.” – Muhammadu Buhari (February 2015, Nigerians in UK)
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”We intend for instance, to bring back our National carrier, the Nigerian Airways. We shall do this by bringing all the aircraft in the presidential fleet into the Nigerian airway and within a year increase the fleet into about 20.” -Muhammadu Buhari (February 2015, Nigerians in UK)
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”Why do I need to embark on a foreign trip as a president with a huge crowd with public funds?
”Why do I need to go for foreign medical trip if we cannot make our hospital functional?” – Muhammadu Buhari (February 2015, Nigerians in UK)
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”Why is the nation?s currency, the Naira, now trading for N180 per Dollar, while the South African Rand is trading at R11 to one United States Dollar?” – Babatunde Raji Fashola (Dec 26, 2014, The Nation)
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”Give Nigerians a daily update on the health of President Umaru Yar’Adua to stem the growing rumours surrounding his state of health.” – Lai Mohammed (December 21, 2009, The Nation)
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”Amaechi is not only clean but a tool to free Nigeria from the corruption imposed on us by those who hate our nation.” – APC (October 24, 2016, Vanguard)
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”The recent proscription of Boko Haram and Ansaru violates the Constitution.” – Lai Mohammed (June 10, 2013, The Nation

Be careful of what you say today because of tomorrow.

The devils are using the strategy of imposing their member as INEC chairman to declare their false "landslide victory" and using the Nigerian troops to intimidate and kill voters in opposition strongholds.

Unless something is done to restore the credibility of elections, an illegitimate ruler after 2019 will lead the country to serious bloodshed.

Politics › Re: . by OreMI22: 4:42pm On Oct 04, 2018

I hope folks have noticed that a certain individual always comes here to find reasons for some negativity.

He never contributes any useful idea, except to engage in e-war with himself using numerous monikers just to derail the thread.

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Politics › Re: . by OreMI22: 11:04am On Oct 04, 2018

One really bad habit about road sweepers in Nigeria is to keep dirt or silt on the road waiting for the next rain to wash it back into the gutters or spread it all over the street again.

They should remove any dirt as soon as it's scooped up. The lazy habit of leaving dirt on the road shoulder is what makes every effort to clean-up to be wasted after each rainfall.

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Politics › Re: . by OreMI22: 8:14pm On Oct 03, 2018

BankeSmalls:
We the Agbor indigenous community are Igbos. My grandfather lived with the British at Agbor oki, we speak Igbo and observe all Igbo traditions. You have no rights whatsoever to reject us.

You didn't create us.

I have confirmed that the monikers Abagworo and Chino or Bestviewer or whatever he uses is the same person!

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Politics › Re: Femi Adesina Blames Nigerians For Nigeria’s Poor Rating On Corruption by OreMI22: 11:24pm On Oct 02, 2018

Yeye regime.
Soon they will blame the dead for food shortages in Nigeria grin

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Politics › Re: Toyota Hiace Recovered From The Paddock Pond In Jos. Photo by OreMI22: 8:42pm On Oct 02, 2018

PrettyCrystal:
Fresh report has it that Toyota Hiace bus has been discovered in the same pond in Jos, Plateau state, where Maj Gen. Idria Nur Alkali's car and four other vehicles were found.

The vehicle, a Toyota Hiace was recovered on Tuesday along with the driver, after it was said to have gone missing since June 24.

Some days ago, the Joint Task Force constituted by the chief of army staff, Lt Gen TY Buratai, found the vehicle belonging to Maj Gen. Idria Nur Alkali (rtd), at a pond in Paddock in Lafendeg Du Plateau State.

The joint task force comprising of officers and soldiers from 3 Division Quick Response Team, Operation Safe Haven, Nigeria Police Force, Vehicle Inspection Office, Fire Service, as well as local divers, found the vehicle after weeks of searching for the missing general.

The army general went missing after leaving his house in Abuja on Monday 3/09/2018 for Bauchi where he has a farm but is yet to be found. He was alleged to have been kidnapped and killed in Plateau state.

See more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/10/another-vehicle-recovered-from-paddock-pond-in-jos.html

Why are all the vehicles looking so clean? Vehicle under water for a while is supposed to be rusty!

Hmmmm!

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Politics › Re: . by OreMI22: 10:29pm On Oct 01, 2018

Bede2u:
Kanu came brazenly and made the same mistake the 1st biafran leaders made. The goal towards eventual independence is in stages...if u brazenly jump one stage...u fail and die. Chikena.

We must fight to restructure nigeria and go back to regionalism with the 6 geopolitical realities.

If nigeria must divide, it must not be championed by the igbos...otherwise, u will see another gang up from the rest of nigerians which will kill our people some more.

Winners only fight battles they can actually win.

I totally agree igbos should not lead any revolution to break up Nigeria, else even those being slaughtered today for fun by fulani herdsman will suddenly find a reason to support fulanis against the igbo .

I also agree Igbos should begin to think more about their homeland and what will happen to their investment in those strange places called capitals where they are deceived to bury their lifetime investments.

Those who are too dumb to see the fulani plan that Buhari would rather build a refinery in northern Nigeria to use chadian or Niger Republic oil than build refinery in Abuja or national "capital" to use Nigerian oil. Then those Igbos deserve what they get for being too stupidd chasing money without an iota of sense to secure their years of hardwork in a safe location

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Politics › Re: How PDP Can Win 2019 Presidential Election by OreMI22: 12:10pm On Sep 29, 2018

PDP will definitely win the 2019 Presidential election.

The problem is that Buhari will heavily deploy Nigerian troops at INEC Headquarters in all states and INEC colluding with APC will announce that Buhari had won a "Landslide" victory.

Then Buhari will ask you to go to court, knowing he would also be using EFCC to intimidate the Judges. I truly fear that a military coup to save Nigeria may happen sooner than we think.

Politics › Re: Two Air Force Jets Just Collided In Mpape, Abuja. by OreMI22: 12:06pm On Sep 28, 2018

They have sold our jets to Chad and Niger Republic and came out with this cock and bull story.

Bloody thieves!

Politics › Re: Nigerians Pass A Vote Of No Confidence On INEC by OreMI22: 11:00am On Sep 28, 2018

To avoid violence, Nigerians should boycott further elections conducted by Yakubu Mahmoud until the National Assembly appoints a competent and unbiased INEC chairman.

What has happened in Osun is exactly what can lead to mayhem.

Deploying troops to intimidate voters and INEC announcing a candidate who lost an election as winner is the level of banditry APC and INEC have returned Nigeria

Politics › Re: . by OreMI22: 10:53am On Sep 28, 2018

ckenneths:
But, which place is this?

Pine forest near Okpara square, Enugu

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Politics › Re: Osun Rerun, The Most Brazen Assault On Democracy, Biggest Robbery Ever - PDP by OreMI22: 5:01am On Sep 28, 2018

I see a return to military rule after 2019. Instead of illegitimate governors and President, who were not elected by the people, let the military rule us.

Politics › Re: PDP Rejects Results, Says It’s Black Day For Nigeria by OreMI22: 4:58am On Sep 28, 2018

Instead of illegitimate governors and President, who were not elected by the people, let the military rule us.

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Politics › Re: Nigerians Pass A Vote Of No Confidence On INEC by OreMI22: 7:24pm On Sep 27, 2018

It is now clear Buhari does not Intend to win elections. He will simply deploy troops and ask INEC to declare him winner and that's it.

OSUN rigging must not stand.

Mahmoud Yakubu MUST GO!

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Politics › Re: Video leaked All Military Shoot Out In Osun State Rerun Election by OreMI22: 10:44am On Sep 27, 2018

Pinkyhubb:
Watch video here

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

Lalasticlala

Look at what Buhari has turned democracy into? A total military operation of do or die.

Now how will anyone in their right mind go out and vote?

This is just to collude with INEC and write fictitious results to declare APC winner when they indeed lost.

Politics › Re: The Military Has Sealed Off A Polling Unit In Orolu - Davido Tweet by OreMI22: 10:40am On Sep 27, 2018

APC is bent on rigging.

They will use the military to intimidate voters so that they will collude with INEC and write whatever they like as result.

Nigeria is on the road to perdition.

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Politics › Re: Nigeria Ranked As 2nd Worst Country In Terms Of Government Integrity by OreMI22: 3:36am On Sep 27, 2018

Opinionated:
n a report released by the Heritage Foundation which is a think-tank based in Washington, Nigeria’s government is the 2nd worst in terms of integrity. It only did better than Venezuala in the Index of Economic Freedom for 2018 which takes into consideration the following quantitative and qualitative factors which RE grouped into four “broad categories, or pillars, of economic freedom”:

Rule of Law (property rights, government integrity, judicial effectiveness)
Government Size (government spending, tax burden, fiscal health)
Regulatory Efficiency (business freedom, labor freedom, monetary freedom)
Open Markets (trade freedom, investment freedom, financial freedom)

Hong Kong comes first with a score of 90.2, Singapore is second with a score of 88.8 and New Zealand, third, with score of 84.2.

Next are the countries that did worst on the index:

1. Venezuela: 7.5

2. Nigeria: 14.4

3. Cambodia: 17.7

4. Madagascar: 17.8

5. Somalia: 17.8

6. Angola: 18.9

7. Zimbabwe: 18.9

8. Lebanon: 20.2

9. Bangladesh: 21.2

10. Sudan: 21.4

The government of President Muhammadu Buhari insists it is focused on fighting corruption, providing security and improving the economy. This news might come as a blow to it as it tries to change the perception of Nigeria.

Source: Nigeria Ranked as 2nd Worst Country in Terms of Government Integrity

cc: Lalasticlala, Mynd44

Please where is Lie Mohammed to explain how Mr Itigrity got us to this mess?

When thieves with sugar tongue rule a country, even foreigners will notice.

Politics › Re: Update on developments in Anambra state-photos by OreMI22: 12:16pm On Sep 26, 2018*

AnambraDota:
One thing i know is that anyone supporting evil out of sentiment will surely one day be victim of his own crime, this is my guiding light as it concerns governance and development of public infrastructures.
When Ziks Avenue by Ochanja was covered by plastic waste, we called out ANSG and they intervened swiftly and evacuated the waste but many m0r0ns were attacking us for washing out dirty linen in the public. As far as i know Nigeria is a cesspit of ignoble living but i wouldn't allow my own state to be in the bottom barrel of the shithole, we might not be at the top but we cant afford to live below average.

Now people are dying daily in Northern Nigeria from both preventable and non preventable causes but you rarely see Northerners criticize their government, they are on Twitter either attacking IPOB or Trump but their region is on fire. Many dogs here will be hailing them for being sane and wise just because they choose to die in silence.

Inland Town, Awada and Nkpor need specialist hospitals to balance the increasing population

rafindo:
Why are we always attacking each other when we are suppose to be partners in progress.

Don't mind the silly folks.

They pretend we are already a first world country, when they are dying to get common Botswana or South African visa. Yet, they don't want Anambra state to develop to the level of those places. MIND YOU, I SAID ONITSHA NEEDS BETTER HEALTHCARE, NOT ANAMBRA! Onitsha as the biggest city in Anambra needs a Teaching hospital just like Awka and nnewi, which are even smaller cities in comparison to the population living in Onitsha.

You say things that will make our standard of living rise to that of those sorry countries our people are running to, they attack you saying you are attacking Anambra state! Why should i do such a thing?? I read about an Awkuzu guy that died after jumping from a 2 storey building running away from Malaysia immigration. WHY should our people die in these sorry places?? When we can fix our homeland to be even better? Imagine someone from the Igala speaking community telling me, an Anaedo person not to speak about Anambra? Wonders shall never end!

I met an Edo born woman who was nanny here in Houston.The woman initially did not know i was Igbo. So, She lamented bitterly how Nigeria had gone to the dogs, how she had gone through the desert to Europe and lots of people died . Her biggest regret was that in 2015, she had campaigned and voted for Buhari. In her mind, IPOB and some Ibos wanted to divide Nigeria and she wanted Buhari to stop them. So, i told her Buhari did what she elected him to do. Stop the IPOBS, but not care for her welfare. I said, why would you vote for someone to deal with some other person instead of help you solve your problem? The same Buhari now gleefully proclaim that Nigerian in Libya and Europe are on their own.

The point is that our people will rather tell lies her to hide whoever their political affliation lie with but when their mother needs surgery for the slightest condition, they go to UNTH Enugu or try to go to India. Now if you are telling them that what they are looking for in India can be right here in Onitsha if we built a specialist hospital and encourage Anambra experts abroad to come home and help train people in specialized medical skill, they will shout "enemy of progress! who told you we don't have the best equipped hospitals in Onitsha?" That is why i simply ignore them and keep stating the facts because my intention isn't to be distracted by an Igala boy. I am here to commend good works and strategic projects that i know will uplift living standards of our people.

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Politics › Re: Update on developments in Anambra state-photos by OreMI22: 10:59am On Sep 26, 2018

AnambraDota:
@raker300, you are nothing but an emotional wreck. Since you have been recruited into the folds of those that defeat logic with sentiments I got no words to waste on you.
You all can go and die because someone said there are better hospitals in Enugu than Onitsha which is a universal fact.
In 2001 when my in-law was involved in a ghastly motor accident, it was in a specialist hospital that he was taken to after few months in one hospital at Venn Road South I have forgotten it's name.
in 2012 when I needed to be attended medically it was at FMC Asaba most people suggested and I used it.

There is no mincing word over it, you all can be as emotional and sentimental as you wish but just pray you don't sneak yourselves or love ones to either Enugu or Asaba in search of the best medical attention just because you used Your Own mouth to ruin your destiny.

Onitsha need more investment in the health sector, the percentage of medical personnel per the city population is infinitesimally low.
You all should kiss the truth and stop being sentimental bastards.

Don't mind that raker thing.

I am sure he is one of those useless cult boys that failed out of medical school and has already set up another quack clinic somewhere in Onitsha exploiting innocent people. A topic like this ruffle their feather because it exposes their criminal activities in the city where they pose as qualified doctors and they are not.

I have made it clear that i don't support nor castigate any governor. I am only happy that the current government is investing in healthcare in Onitsha after many years of neglect. Then i gave my reason to prove that Onitsha in particular had lagged behind other cities in public healthcare when compared to it's size. It should not upset anyone EXCEPT they are benefiting through some criminal activities exploiting the status quo.

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Politics › Re: Update on developments in Anambra state-photos by OreMI22: 10:47am On Sep 26, 2018

raker300:
I can see you’re a garrulous fellow so I’ll from here on out ignore your comments like I do with anambradota.

You like to pontificate your shallow and pedantic points in a brash way without a care of quality in what you say.

First off; why say onitsha is full of quacks? It’s this gross comment that stuck out the most. Of all the hospitals (excluding government owned) in osha, why make such a statement? Are govt owned hospitals the only ones allowed to have real doctors? I don’t get it!!

Why say onitsha residents journey to enugu to get healthcare? When recently an Igwe in enugu was left for dead because no doctor was on seat to refer the case to another hospital over lack of equipment.

There are a over 10 hospitals within a 5km radious in onitsha..why journey 158km to enugu over an asthmatic emergency?

This would be my last comment to you ever...don’t bother replying

I'm supposed to cry because a shrimp recycling old internet pictures is annoyed?
O'l boy i don't need you validation. I also don't reply or quote iidiots. Doing it here is a mark of respect for you. I will continue to state the facts no matter whose ox or chicken is gored.

Yes, Onitsha has the highest prevalence of quack doctors in the entire SE followed by Aba. The types of shocking practices they do including the so called "blood washing" is beyond comprehension for anyone in the medical field. Governments in the past just allowed most of these quack clinics to continue operating and killing people. Unfortunately, the educational level of most traders in the city make them highly susceptible to manipulation by these quacks. Many of these quacks never graduated from Medical school nor even did the mandatory housemanship. But they come to Onitsha to rent a flat and start practicing quackery and killing some unfortunate guinea pigs with their substandard medical care and surgeries they perform without qualification

Yes, medical specialties are not easy to comeby. Most of those people live close to a teaching hospital of functional State specialist hospitals where they are usually employed. Then some set up private clinics in town, thus bring qualified physicians into that city. That is why Nnewi has lots of highly qualified physicians than Onitsha because of the impact of the Teaching Hospital.

O'l boy, forget your childish emotional outburst and dig into the matter. You will realize that there should be NO REASON why Onitsha with a massive population should be left for decades without a teaching hospital or a massive specialist hospital. Cities like Asaba that have a fraction of the population in Onitsha have FMC. Having private hospitals should be complimentary to government hospitals and not be the main instrument that government relies on to deliver quality healthcare for its people.

General hospitals are appropriate to serve small sized towns like Ihiala, Ekwulobia or Orlu and not a city the size of Onitsha.

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Politics › Re: Update on developments in Anambra state-photos by OreMI22: 2:37am On Sep 26, 2018

AnambraDota:
What he is advocating for is corresponding government investment in public health facilities in Onitsha since what we currently have are private and mission hospitals. Onitsha doesn't have public health facility that is up to standard, Onitsha General Hospital is not enough for a city with high energy and population like Onitsha. If you compare what ANSG is investing in health in Onitsha and divide it by the population you will catch his drift. How can there be only one obsolete General Hospital in Onitsha, this is absurd and disgusting.

They know what i'm saying is true. They are just denying pointlessly.

I worked in the same hospital and several hospitals in Nigeria and the USA, so i know exactly what i'm talking about.

I love my state, but it does not mean i cannot speak truth to power.

In Onitsha, many innocent people have died from treatable common ailments like Asthma, diabetes, epilepsy because Onitsha is filled with quacks that cannot treat anything. The only general hospital in the town looks like a poultry which no right thinking person will visit to get treated. People serious about their health travel to Enugu to get competent care. Others remain in Onitsha and continue doing trado-medical until they finally die from the disease.

Look at the chart below and notice that all cities the size of Onitsha have at least a large TH or FMC or State Specialist Hospital

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Politics › Re: Osun: INEC Removed 4,387 Votes From Our Ballots – PDP by OreMI22: 10:25pm On Sep 25, 2018*

AllTheWayUp:
INEC, Buhari and APC are taboo and Disgrace to the Tenets of DEMOCRACY
NIGERIA will be great again Insha allah

This is why INEC did not want pictures of the result sheets taken so that the fraud would not be immediately spotted by PDP until they have announced APC winner.

Unfortunately, even with the manipulation of numbers, they still couldn't steal victory from PDP.

The truth is that OSUN PDP messed up by not taking pictures of result sheets and adding g them by their own PDP agents.
That way. If the number they got is different from what INEC announced, then the will immediately protest the forgery

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