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Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 10:52pm On Oct 05, 2015
Abagworo,keep the good work going. I want to see JOBS JOBS, FACTORIES, FACTORIES as promised by Okorocha.
Culture › Re: Igbo Stereotypes by Pchidexy(m): 6:17pm On Sep 28, 2015
[quote author=OdenigboAroli post=38372570]So,what is your point ? I hope you are not trying to say all Igbo has the same origin. Just because part Ebonyi used to be in old Anambra doesn't mean an Obosi and Afikpo are kins. We are all Igbo yet distinct in our ways. And I think it should be left like that. Our sweet Anambra dialect is dying out because of Igbo Izugbe. Today you hear Anambra people answering Chinecherem instead of Chinelo or Chinechelum,Ebere instead of Ebele,Amara instead of Amala. Anambra tongue flows easily and very sweet but our people careless. One day my chic said "chere" instead of chelu and I just looked at her with so much fury. I hate Igbo Izugbe to my bone marrow and it irritates me when Anambra person speaks it or write in it. Infact, I look down on any Anambrarian that uses that version. We need to be the way God made us....I.e keeping the things that make us stand out! I don't care about stereotypes because I have lived with ENUGU and Imo people and have heard it all....from money ritualists aka ogwuego,illiterate traders aka ndi Omata, and our L factor. They say we can't pronounce R. At a point I stopped using R just to give them something to talk about....Emelu enu emelu ana nwa Omanbala ka m' bu lukwaa echi. I don't need to brag but when you encounter me in real life you will certainly feel that superior nobility ingrained in the Omanbala man/woman. Onye wee iwe nnie![/quote

Your post is filled with unnecessary bile and contempt. There is nothing like Anambra Igbo. You can specifically talk about Omambala Igbo. Majority of Anambrarians from Aguata,Ihiala,Nnewi,Orumba and the rest use 'r' instead of 'l'. Bro you need to soft pedal. You have an over sized ego.
Travel › Re: A Discriminating Experience In Poland by Pchidexy(m): 7:49am On Sep 22, 2015
Racism and tribalism are the same. Africans are the most racist of all people. Hausa,Igbo and Yoruba people practice it daily.
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 8:45pm On Sep 21, 2015
Abagworo:
Owerri mall nearing completion.

http://newsafricanow.com/2015/09/owerri-mall-nears-completion-opens-in-november/

BARRING any
last minute
hitches, the
Owerri Mall
located at
the old
Somachi
Park near the
Imo State
University
will open in
November.
Coming as a joint venture involving Resilient Africa,
Somachi Investments, Terrestrial Real Estate and Median
Infrastructure Development Company Limited. The gross
lettable area is 9,800 square metres and marketed by Broll
Nigeria, the sole letting agent. The shop sizes range
between 20-450 square meters and under a minimum two
years lease period.


Speaking during a tenants’ forum and a press briefing at
the Oriental Hotel in Lagos last week, senior officials of
Resilient Africa disclosed that 65 per cent of the mall has
been leased out and initial opening day is slated for
November.


As part of its commitment to ensure tenants adapt to the
environment, the first set of tenants have been offered
‘beneficial occupation’ from end of this month, which is the
rent free period allowed the tenants to fit-out their shops is
between 30-60days depending on the shop size.
According to the chief operating officer, Resilient Africa,
Eddie McDonald, the lowest annual rent is pegged at N3,
600,000 and available for 42 shops, excluding Shoprite who
is the anchor tenant.


Construction work is nearing completion on the Shoprite
Box and will be handing over the premises soon for internal
fit-out. The whole project is within finishing phase where
services are being installed, these include sprinklers, HVAC
and Bulkheads within the shops and in the mall.
Service charge will cover the expenses in refuse removal,
security, air conditioning running and maintenance. Others
are building amenity cost, towel and toiletry services, cost
of maintaining indoor and outdoor plant, landscaping cost,
maintenance contracts, cost of redecoration and planting
as well as the salaries and wages of the management and
maintenance staff engaged by the landlord amongst others.


The Portfolio Executive, Broll Nigeria Limited, Yohan Blom,
explained that a total investment of $150m had been
committed so far to three malls in Nigeria namely Warri,
Owerri and Asaba adding that the major objective of the
Resilient Africa’s initiative was to provide a world class
shopping experience. The parking capacity of the Werra
mall is 536 slots.
Good news! We need more businesses in Imo State. Orange Drugs,Zinox,Dozie,and the other top CEOs from Imo State should bring some of their investment home. Open up a branch or a plant in Imo State n Alaigbo in general.
Culture › Re: Igbo Stereotypes by Pchidexy(m): 8:29am On Sep 20, 2015
Stereotypes are like dreams. They are not true. Stereotypes form the basis of tribalism,nepotism,racism and all other forms of discrimination. Stereotypes are mostly held on by the ignorant,illiterate and arrogant people. Having said all these, here are some Igbo stereotypes I have heard:

Anambra men do not go to school and they can do anything for money(all the peeps wey get money for Anambra do money ritual,wayo,arm robbery etc). Anambra women are beautiful and intelligent, however, they tear eyes no be small. They are can be promiscuous if the husband is not well to do.

Enugu men are crude and fetish(esp, those from Nnsukka axis) they are however hardworking and a bit honest. Some can be heavy drunkards(esp Ezeagu men) Nkanu peeps are mainly butchers. Enugu women are beautiful and intelligent. Some are very fetish(Nsukka axis), Some can be promiscuous(Ezeagu and Udi axis). They are hardworking.

Imo men: these peeps are very liberal and less clannish. Those from Orlu axis are more into business and less educated. Those from Mbaise and Owerri axis are very educated. Their men like flexing die. Imo women are very beautiful and intelligent. Highly educated. Like Anambra women, they tear eyes. They like a man with a heavy pocket. Some can be promiscuous esp if the husband is not well to do.

Abia men: strong and militarily like. Abian men are very liberal. Some are very clannish(Ngwa,Abariba,Aro peeps). Northern Abia is business inclined while Southern Abians are like Imo men(Mbaise,Ngor,Owerri). Southern Abians are highly educated. Abia women: Some are highly educated and sophisticated. Some hate education(Nkporo axis). Abia women are just too beautiful like their Imo sisters. Bende women can marry up to five different husbands.

Ebony men: these peeps are very clannish,cunny and fetish. Naturally hardworking,they hate education with passion. Ebony women are your usual mgbekes(shared with Nsukka women). They are tireless and extremely hardworking. However, their temper dey hot pass oven. They can be promiscuous as well.

Anioma men: strong hearted and military like. They are gentle and easy going. They don't play with flexing. They also very educated and liberal. Anioma women: beautiful,bold and daring. Highly educated and sophisticated. They can form. They like a man with a heavy pocket. Some can be promiscuous.

River State? Help pls.

Like I said stereotypes should be strongly discouraged.
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 8:27am On Sep 10, 2015
Pchidexy:
I'm digressing a bit: Why do other Igbos especially some of our brothers from Anambra n Enugu States like painting us in a bad light. Take for instance, the issue of bride price. They have succeeded in making it seem like Imo state has the highest pride price in Nigeria. They are seriously painting our girls as promiscuous. I look and I ask why? What do you think is the cos of this? For me I think it is arrogance and disrespect for other people's culture which has been the bane of Igbos in this country. Unnecessary chest beating! Pls I need mature opinion and not unnecessary bashing. @Abagworo,Millionaire man,Asha,et al
Career › Re: When Your Degree No Longer Guarantees Success! by Pchidexy(m): 7:23pm On Sep 09, 2015
Op, our parents share part of the blame. Most parents force their children to go to universities. Many parents would rather have their children teach in one yeye school than learn a trade or skill. I personally had to fight my way to my passion. My parents were reluctant to support me at first. How could their son a graduate become a trader! You see what I am talking about.
Career › Re: When Your Degree No Longer Guarantees Success! by Pchidexy(m): 7:13pm On Sep 09, 2015
dearpreye:
Hmmm...Passion and money must go hand in hand. Great words. Who revealed that to you? That's the greatest string of words I've read today. ....Your wealth is in your passion. Why didn't the schools teach us this back then? Isn't it time to change the system? We're been limited by those old and almost obsolete methods.

God, help us.
My dear, the school is like a thrilling movie. Full of sound and fury signifying very little. The real world are for real people. The graduate mentality of our youth needs to disappear. Thanks OP for opening our peoples eyes.
Career › Re: When Your Degree No Longer Guarantees Success! by Pchidexy(m): 5:30pm On Sep 09, 2015
Op, may God bless you. I have often said that University education is over rated. Many youth fail to realize that passion and money must go hand in hand. I had no interest in teaching but unluckly for me I got admission to study education. After graduation, I taught in some schools. I then realized that such environment wasn't for me. I quit and pursued business as an Igbo boy which has always been my passion. Nna mehn, I have not regretted that decision. Many graduates are just lazy and pompous.
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m):
I'm digressing a bit: Why do other Igbos especially some of our brothers from Anambra n Enugu States like painting us in a bad light. Take for instance, the issue of bride price. They have succeeded in making it seem like Imo state has the highest pride price in Nigeria. They are seriously painting our girls as promiscuous. I look and I ask why? What do you think is the cos of this? For me I think it is arrogance and disrespect for other people's culture which has been the bane of Igbos in this country. Unnecessary chest beating! Pls I need mature opinion and not unnecessary bashing. @Abagworo,Millionaire man,Asha,et al
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 8:15am On Sep 08, 2015
@Abagoro et al my question is: can an African community run a successful company. This is considering the kind of division and crude politics in our communities. Are we into communism? Is this kind of idea practicable or just unrealistic? Has this kind of idea ever worked any where in the world? Let's discuss pls.
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 10:15pm On Sep 07, 2015
Where do Okorocha learn his policies from? He comes from no where to always say one nonsense thing. I like Okorocha's charisma but I am beginning to see him as a comedian, rapper or MC.
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 3:36pm On Sep 07, 2015
abagoro:
Not really happy with the bolded. Government is not meant to run business but give enabling environment. The soft loan is a good move but he should dispose of those indisyries ASAP.



http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/09/imo-releases-n5bn-soft-loan-for-communities-to-fast-track-devt-in-90-days/

Imo State governor, Rochas Okorocha, has said that
about N5 billion has been deposited to the Imo State
Micro–Finance Bank to be disbursed as soft loans to
the 637 communities in the 27 Local Councils.
He said the fund is to establish small and medium
scale industries under the state’s “One Community,
One Factory” programme.
Also, Okorocha has inaugurated about 50 committees
to fast–track development in 90 days in the state’s
three senatorial zones of Imo East (Owerri zone), Imo
West (Orlu zone) and Imo North (Okigwe zone).
Speaking at the Imo State Trade and Investment
Centre, Owerri, at the weekend, the governor said
that government had acquired some of its former
companies, including Paper Packaging Industries,
Orlu and Rasin Paints industry, Mbaise, allegedly sold
by past military administrations.

He enjoined the committees, including that of Local
Government Assessment on Rural development;
Sanitary; Parks Management and Traffic offences;
Street Trading and Beautification and Relocation of
Artisans and Mechanics to Appropriate Places, among
others, to carry their duties with dexterity.
On the loans, Okorocha said the 637 communities
were required to obtain the loans at 7 per cent
interest rate, adding that any communities found
wanting would be merged with another.
He stressed that the aim of the initiative was to
provide jobs through an industrialisation policy,
tackle poverty and create wealth.
Okorocha has just wasted the 5billion naira for nothing. How can a unorganised community run a successful business. I dey laugh o!
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 8:56pm On Sep 03, 2015
AnambraDota:
Opinion.

Isn't it better we keep everything in Igboland 100% Igbo dominated and own.

Especially mineral exploitations.

If Ibeto is exploiting limestones in Ebonyi, Orient and Nestoil drilling crude in Anambra and Anioma respectively.

We should be territorial, we have seen what mineral explorations by foreign own corporations did in Niger Delta, plunder the land and leave the people with oil spill and poverty to contend with.

Many intelligent nations don't allow foreign mining and exploitation of minerals except in Africa.

Igbo should keep everything 100% indigenous like we are doing in manufacturing back home.
Uche Oga, Orji Kalu, et al should start investing in oil n gas to make sure those oil wells in the hands of the Gambaris are recovered.

We are different people, so we need to handle our things differently.

Its increase Igbo consciousness
My dear, you are right. The problem is that our people do not invest in such things because it is capital intensive and technical. However, I believe all the limitation is in the mind. Again, the govt favours foreign companies more.
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 4:50pm On Sep 03, 2015
Abagworo:
Some Igbos are part of Niger Delta like Oguta, Ohaji and Egbema. I agree that Igbos have not been treated fairly in Nigeria but we had the chances to join the rest in 2015 but chose to lose and continue fighting the winner. Meanwhile SSners have joined the rest of Nigeria leaving the Jonathanian Igbos still lamenting.

Are you aware that Buhari has already reached agreement with SS leaders and they have mapped out ways of working together. Amnesty is now paid promptly and even Jonathan's amnesty arrears has been cleared.
Bro, Igbos does not start and end in the south east. Geopolitical zones are not cultural zones. Pls don't mix the two.
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 4:47pm On Sep 03, 2015
Abagworo:
Some Igbos are part of Niger Delta like Oguta, Ohaji and Egbema. I agree that Igbos have not been treated fairly in Nigeria but we had the chances to join the rest in 2015 but chose to lose and continue fighting the winner. Meanwhile SSners have joined the rest of Nigeria leaving the Jonathanian Igbos still lamenting.

Are you aware that Buhari has already reached agreement with SS leaders and they have mapped out ways of working together. Amnesty is now paid promptly and even Jonathan's amnesty arrears has been cleared.
The beauty of democracy lies in its concept of freedom. Democracy without opposition is authoritarianism. I'm glad Imo state is with the center. However opposition must not be stiffened.
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 8:28am On Sep 03, 2015
abagoro:
I'm from Niger Delta Igbo myself so I gain more from oil if that is the issue. The issue is the hate speech against Hausa, Yoruba and the entire North and Southwest by radio Biafra. The worst is the claim of other peoples land like Iguocha and other minority area surrounding Igboland. Meanwhile majority of your people are living there.

The "radio Biafra" I will support is the one that will

1) preach Igbo unity

2) Encourage Igbos to locate their business headquatres in Igboland

3) Encourage good leadership

4) Condemn tribalism and religious intolerance

5) Allow Niger Deltans be and stop the disgusting attache by force.

6) Preach against get rich quick syndrome

7) Embark on scholarship scheme for brainy Igbis from poor background

Let me stop at this 7 as the list is endless.

This hospital is the greatest thing Igbos will collectively do since we built the Imo Airport. If we work together we can build the 2nd Niger bridge in 6 months without all these 30 years of insult from IBB, Obasanjo and Jonathan.
Abagworo, I don't think you are right. Firstly, Igbos do not encroach on other peoples land. Secondly, there is no ethnic group known as Niger Delta. Igbos are part of Niger Delta. Igbos have not been treated fairly in Nigeria even though Igbos are not united in thought and action.
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 11:33am On Sep 02, 2015
BuddahMonk:
I wish this market should be sited in onitsha or Aba. Mgbidi is not a commercial area and scattering of markets everywhere in igboland is not good.

I wish Igbos should make Anambra and Abia there industrial and commercial capital where Enugu and Owerri will be for offices and service firms, agriculture, tourism, education, medical and leisures.

Which market will Mgbidi serve situating inbetween Onitsha and Aba, these two commercial centers must have blocked the customers from the South South States and some Northern States. Even Onitsha computer market is expanding seriously.

Imo and Enugu should jettison markets, Mgbidi is a bad choice for the market.

Let's know what others will say.
Nwanne bone that thing. You have to know that trade and industries are related. You can't talk about industries without having the markets where the outputs would be discharged. Mgbidi is a good site based on its location. Even if it serves only the people of Mgbidi it is okay. Nnewi is some miles off Onitsha yet the traders there are making it big time. My dear great things start small.
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 11:58am On Sep 01, 2015
Abagworo:
I agree with you 100% but our people like certificate. It will pay more to focus on vocational education and funding graduates of vocational school with the scholarship funds to start up business.
So, why can't IMSG think in this direction? A good leader should be visionary. He doesn't have to pursue populist policies. At least he is in his second term.
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 11:05am On Sep 01, 2015
Abagworo:
If you were from some kind of families you would know the relief of the free education. On constructing federal roads, Okorocha took up the Orlu-Owerri federal road which is much longer and not only repairing but dualising it as well. The only other State that did that albeit better quality is Rivers State and Jonathan refused to pay because they were in opposition. So what I personally wish is for us not to join other Igbos fight Buhari so that we can be compensated for what we suffered as opposition under Jonathan. Peter Obi enjoyed federal patronage in roads including 2 bridges at Obosi and Nkpor. Many of those roads were deliberately paused at Imo boundary. If Obadanjo did not complete the Imo section of Owerri/Onitsha road I can swear it wouldn't be any different.
Oga, what is the essence of churning out certificate holders without job opportunities. My dear, that is disaster. Any good planner should look at cost and opportunity cost when making any arrangement. Think of the infrastructures that money could provide. I have to tell you categorically that what is important is sound primary and secondary education. University education is over rated.
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 10:02pm On Aug 31, 2015
Unemadu:
Peter obi reconstructed Onitsha -Enugu road at onitsha axis, a federal road. Since Okorocha is Buhari's boy boy he should reconstruct that road and ask his master for refund.
Funds are necessary to actualize anything. IMSG doesn't have funds available. This is why I am against the so called free education by the IMSG. Imo state is not buoyant enough to fund any nonsensical free education.
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 8:33pm On Aug 31, 2015
mandax:
Trading sustains Orlu. Orlu does not go
do buy/sell with Owerri - or vice versa.
Orlu buys wholesale from Onitsha. But only road that connects Orlu to Onitsha - Ihialla-Orlu road - has since washed away.

People from Orlu go to universities in Owerri, as well as live in Owerri to do government work.

It's difficult to get some body from Owerri who has been to Orlu for once, even though in 1976 when Imo state was created, there was little or no difference between the levels of urbanization in Orlu, Okigwe and Owerri.
I appreciate what you have said. I travel that road often and it is not funny. The road will receive attention from PMB. This is the advantage of being closer to the federal govt. However, we want Orlu to be an economically viable city and not an appendage to Onitsha traders only. What I am saying is that we need diversification vis a vis manufacturing, trade, and services.
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 11:18am On Aug 31, 2015
abagoro:
Not just Southeast but South south. Right now the only road into Port-Harcourt is East/West road. There is no road connecting Akwa Ibom and Cross River States to the rest of Nigeria.
Yeah, you are right. Calabar to Uyo road is a night mare. Obasanjo and Yaradua gave us a better sense of belonging. Goodluck was a failure. Igbos who supported him were mere praise singers. Obi, Iwuanyanwu,Uba, Anyim were busy enriching themselves while forcing the slowpoke down on us.
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 10:08am On Aug 31, 2015
Having traveled through the length and width of the south east, I have seen with my eyes and concluded that Goodluck was the worst thing that happened to the south east. The federal roads in Imo state are even fair when compared to our brother state Abia state. Aba to Ikot Ekpene is a death trap. Aba to Port harcourt will destroy your car for ever. Owerri to Port harcourt road will spoil your engine forever. Enugu to Onitsha road will cause you malaria. The list is endless. Let nobody crucify Okorocha unjustly. We should tackle him in his own failings and not in the idiotic failings of Goatluck!
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 9:53am On Aug 31, 2015
mandax:
To survive, Orlu does business with Onitsha, but only road that links Orlu to Onitsha is gone - beginning from the Anambra state section to Orlu.

Orlu has little or no business with Owerri. The Orlu-Akokwa road is hardly traveled - but Okorocha builds these two federal roads.

... thinking that you are brilliant by linking me with unknown people.

If Okorocha can repair what his gwonment damaged in Orlu - Okay for Orlu. After all, it shall take a very superior factor to change Okorocha's mindset of putting 75% of Imo state development in his beloved HOME CITY - the state capital.
You must be very uninformed to claim that Orlu does no business with Owerri. I don't know your definition of business. Probably trading!
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 7:48am On Aug 28, 2015
chino11:
Animal stay on your useless and worthless imo state. Owerri roads leading to Ph has completely disappeared and its in a mess. Go and cry to Buhari to fix it because your hopeless state voted for him

SLAVES

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Chino, the mad dog and bastard of a thousand fathers is back! All hail the slowpoke!
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 7:42am On Aug 28, 2015
Duru1:
Per the bolded, I suggest you take this your idiotic Ikwerre dialect and shove it especially when important issues pertaining to Ndiigbo are being tabled.
@Duru, I have to conclude that you think through your anus. You have not made any contribution to this thread other than to attack someone who didn't attack you. Go get some brain bro!
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 8:29am On Aug 27, 2015
BuddahMonk:
Inasmuch as I promote religious freedom and equality but going on the things that are happening in the muslim world now one has to be very very careful.

Yes many progressive and moderate as well as liberal muslim countries are but Northern Nigeria is consist of hatefilled muslims, vindictive muslims and repulsive people.

There are many Igbos in the Arab world doing businesses, going there as tourists but they are not being attacked when there is Cartoon in Denmark or US and Iraq fight a war but here in Nigeria the vindictive, bigoted, wicked and malicious sect of muslims we have in Nigeria always give liberal muslims the bad name.

Everybody can practise Islam but Hausafulani muslims have turned Islam to a militant outpost for ethnic and religious cleansing.

Imo citizens have the right to be apprehensive abeg, let's be sincere
Guy you have to know that Africans are damn gullible. They carry other peoples custom on their head while demonizing their own. Smh!
Politics › Re: Few Pics From Imo State by Pchidexy(m): 8:26am On Aug 27, 2015
abagoro:
Sincerely I view religion as fraud but if people want let them follow which ever fraudster they choose. The reason for all the wars is brainwashing of religionists. Bith Christians and Muslims share same trait but Muslims are more pronounced now because of events. Those religions believe only in themselves and nothing else.
Religion is the biggest fraud on earth. I am only concerned with what Okorocha does with Imo state funds.
Computers › Re: Fairly Used Phone Wanted Immediately. by Pchidexy(op): 7:55am On Aug 27, 2015
bright1985:
call or whatsapp me 08064404857
Post the pix and spec of your laptop
Computers › Re: Which Laptop Can I Buy With A 60 Thousand Naira Budget? by Pchidexy(m): 7:29pm On Aug 26, 2015
ToriIndex:
with dat cash you get dell notebook its about 59k, 2gb ram, 500hdd, windows 8.1 AMD processor made and branded for africa, battery life of 4 to 5 hours,
or lenovo G series within 57 to 60, same above specs, but intel celeron processors and battery life beats that of the dell which last between 5 to 7 hours of battery life.
@Tori, can you deliver a lap top to me with the specs above in Onitsha.
Computers › Fairly Used Phone Wanted Immediately. by Pchidexy(op): 7:21pm On Aug 26, 2015
Dear Nairalanders, I need a fairly used laptop. Location: Onitsha. Call: 07031510299. Post spec and price. Don't forget to add your contact.

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