Politics › Re: New FG Policy Onitsha Bridge Head Drug Market To Shut Down July 1st by PentiumPro(f): 7:08pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
crotonite: you dare call me a dog? Are you not a Biafran dog? |
Politics › Re: SEE Cut Off Mark For Federal Government Institute By State Of Origin by PentiumPro(f): 7:06pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
The people knows that SE host many miracle centers. Biafrans keep making up silly propangada |
Politics › Re: My Take On Nnamdi Kalu's Problem. by PentiumPro(f): 7:04pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
My question still is, if Nnamdi goat Kanu happens to be picked up, what can Biafrans do? Start burning Biafran land like kanuris are doing in the NE? |
Politics › Re: Lagos State Governemnt Demolishes SURE-P Head Quarters by PentiumPro(f): 7:00pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
Better, that place has become an hide out for hemp smoking urchins immediately after the Presidential election. |
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Politics › Re: What's Happening In Anambra, All the Markets Closed. by PentiumPro(f): 1:54pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
illiad1: [b]News Just In...Buhari have decided to Relocate the Boko Haram Prisoners to Osun State of. This was due to the pressure by Igbo leaders that the relocation of the prisoners to the south east would be viewed in bad light & would eventually gave reasons to Biafra Radio to convince people that buhari's government is anti Igbo. Bros, forget story, BH guys are coming to prisons in SE |
Politics › Re: Tension In Onitsha by PentiumPro(f): 1:50pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
Mack3N: War is nothing new to us.. We have tasted war before,felt it born and bred in it,...it only makes us stronger. Even if you weren't born during the war,aren't the present generation experiencing its consequences... Leave our paradol alone o...overdose go affect you o.  Which war? That was just a conflict or squabble between families, a war in the real sense who have annihilate you all.  |
Politics › Re: Tension In Onitsha by PentiumPro(f): 1:43pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
Mack3N: We like am like that,stop drinking our paradol. ICC will not entertain the calamity you brought to yourselves this time.  |
Politics › Re: Anambra Govt To Chase Non-indigene Okada Riders From State by PentiumPro(f): 1:39pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
Caseless: these tribes can put ur region under lock forever. Lolzzzzz, you know my tribe? |
Politics › Re: Tension In Onitsha by PentiumPro(f): 1:37pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
Mack3N: . What do you know about indigbos? Just look at what you have done to yourself,Anything that concerns SE dey always pepper you for body.... The jaw-dropping experience has not even started and you are already bleating all over nairalander's with your 10mb on anything that concerns the IGBOS. The little I know is that one foolish goat in London is herding Ibos on another journey of regrets.  |
Politics › Re: Tension In Onitsha by PentiumPro(f): 1:36pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
dandollaz: that 90% will outsmart you and pay your salary comfortable.try them and see Ok, enjoy your moment of HD delusion.  |
Politics › Re: What's Happening In Anambra, All the Markets Closed. by PentiumPro(f): 1:12pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
notoriousbabe: what is you have MAKE?that is one of the reasons you need those prisoners around you there,to help you work on your English grammar  You are wicked.  Abeg PMB should relocate the most hardened and dangerous BH guys to the SE, they claim to be brave.  |
Politics › Re: Anambra Govt To Chase Non-indigene Okada Riders From State by PentiumPro(f): 1:12pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
“ I tell you that the crisis you see in the state emanating from the Okada riders are from non indigenes especially those Kogi who have been engaging us in communal war, destroying our properties and killing our people over the orient petroleum sited at Anambra east local government area of the state. Ordinary Igbira and igala dey kill Biafrans anyhow.  |
Politics › Re: Tension In Onitsha by PentiumPro(f): 1:07pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
bamidele029: Sorry but that sounds retarded Less than 10% of easterners living in the SE are properly educated. 90% are badly educated and mostly into trade. It's always very easy to manipulate the minds of such people, and that is what you are witnessing in Onitsha today. |
Politics › Re: What's Happening In Anambra, All the Markets Closed. by PentiumPro(f): 1:00pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
This is what you get when you listen to too much of Radio Biafra. Nonsense. If they like let them shut the markets in the whole of Biafra land for the next one year, na dem go suffer am, it doesn't affect Nigerians. |
Politics › Re: Tension In Onitsha by PentiumPro(f): 12:59pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
This is what you get when you listen to too much of Radio Biafra. Nonsense. If they like let them shut the markets in the whole of iboland for the next one year, an dem go suffer am. |
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Politics › Re: New FG Policy Onitsha Bridge Head Drug Market To Shut Down July 1st by PentiumPro(f): 11:14am On Jun 27, 2015 |
VICTORCIZA: THe calculated war against the southeast just got real Why must everything bad about how things are done in Nigeria, Biafrans are always the victims. If tomorrow the govt decides on a clampdown on producers of pirated CDs, the biafrans would come out shouting that it's targeted at them...  |
Politics › Re: New FG Policy Onitsha Bridge Head Drug Market To Shut Down July 1st by PentiumPro(f): 11:10am On Jun 27, 2015 |
crotonite: the next time u insult my precious biafra, I will track, find your house, visit you midnight and ki** you.
//btw ** could be ss/ll u choose  Simply another brainwashed Biafran dog |
Politics › Re: New FG Policy Onitsha Bridge Head Drug Market To Shut Down July 1st by PentiumPro(f): 10:04am On Jun 27, 2015 |
kay1one2: . When you are short on sensible thing to say, you resort to cheap shots. Foolish Biafran |
Politics › Re: New FG Policy Onitsha Bridge Head Drug Market To Shut Down July 1st by PentiumPro(f): 9:36am On Jun 27, 2015 |
kay1one2: You're yet to prove they are into illegality. Open market distribution of drugs is illegal in Nigeria, when you get Biafra, you can make it legal. |
Politics › Re: New FG Policy Onitsha Bridge Head Drug Market To Shut Down July 1st by PentiumPro(f): 8:53am On Jun 27, 2015 |
kay1one2: Do you know how big that market is? If a couple of thousand people will lose their jobs for millions to have a chance to live, so be it. If some people engage in illegal business and the government is saying enough is enough of the destruction their business brings, then such govt deserves commendation. |
Politics › Re: FG To Shut Down All Open Drug Markets From July 1 by PentiumPro(f): 8:17am On Jun 27, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: FG To Shut Down All Open Drug Markets From July 1 by PentiumPro(f): 8:08am On Jun 27, 2015 |
AnambraDota: By Oghene Omonisa Craftsmen at Aba, Abia State as well as traders at Onitsha, Anambra State should get prepared to receive new apprentices from Ekiti State. This is being promoted as a bid by the Ekiti State government to ensure that Ekiti youths are trained to be self-reliant and look beyond government patronage, and to also prove that, aside education, developing unskilled Ekiti youths does not warrant only sending them overseas for training. From Left; Hon Fajemilehin Ayodele, Gboyin, Hon Adeniran Alagbada, Ise/Orun, Hon Dr STB Omotoso, Oye 1, Hon Akinleye Ekundayo, Ijero, Hon Akinyele Olatunji, Oye 2, Hon Olusegun Adewumi, Ekiti West, Hon Pastor Kola Olwawole, Moba 1, Leader of Delegate, Hon Chief Gboyega Aribisogan, Ikole1, Hon Sina Animasaun, Ekiti West 2, Hon Princess Tiltilayo Owolabi, Ikole2, All are Honurable Member Elect from Ekiti , during the Courtesy visit to Vanguard Newspaper, by Honurable Member Elect from Ekiti State, on wednesday, PHOTOS; Kehinde Gbadamosi From Left; Hon Fajemilehin Ayodele, Gboyin, Hon Adeniran Alagbada, Ise/Orun, Hon Dr STB Omotoso, Oye 1, Hon Akinleye Ekundayo, Ijero, Hon Akinyele Olatunji, Oye 2, Hon Olusegun Adewumi, Ekiti West, Hon Pastor Kola Olwawole, Moba 1, Leader of Delegate, Hon Chief Gboyega Aribisogan, Ikole1, Hon Sina Animasaun, Ekiti West 2, Hon Princess Tiltilayo Owolabi, Ikole2, All are Honurable Member Elect from Ekiti , during the Courtesy visit to Vanguard Newspaper, by Honurable Member Elect from Ekiti State, on wednesday, PHOTOS; Kehinde Gbadamosi The idea was floated by Hon. (Dr.) STB Omotoso, Ekiti State House of Assembly Member-elect (Oye 1 Constituency, PDP) during a courtesy visit by Ekiti State Assembly Members-elect to the corporate head office of Vanguard Media Ltd, Kirikiri, Apapa, Lagos, on Wednesday last week. Hon. Omotosho, while condemning critics of Gov. Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State for their criticisms of what has come to be termed “stomach infrastructure”, said such criticisms give the concept a narrow definition as it goes beyond giving gifts of bags of rice and other foodstuff to voters to influence their choice. “Stomach infrastructure is narrowly defined by critics of Governor Fayose”, Hon. Omotosho said. “It is not all about just feeding people or giving gifts to people. If one should expatiate on the concept, it entails providing the people not only with the basic necessities of life after election, but also empowering them by making them self-reliant, with the best education and training and then giving them employment, which the Fayose government is presently engaged in.” Speaking further, the lawmaker-elect said the Ekiti State government did not need to waste scarce resources sending Ekiti unskilled youths to Europe or America for training. “Instead, they could be sent to Aba to learn how to make shoes and bags, and to Onitsha to master trade; while those who are qualified and competent will be given local contracts. This is the concept behind the so-called ‘stomach infrastructure’ and not just distributing gift items. Stomach infrastructure goes on after election. It is about helping the poor. It is about engaging them in what can feed them earn a living. That’s what Fayose wants to continue doing. He needs stability to achieve for no progress can be made during crisis. We have had enough crisis and we want peaqce in our state.” Aba, well known for its handicrafts, is reputed for its handmade shoes and handbags. It is also a major manufacturing and trading centre in South-Eastern Nigeria, with its Ariaria International Market as the largest market in West Africa, seconded by the Onitsha Main Market. And Onitsha is known for its trading, where the average traders are known to bring in at least six consignments of 40 tonnes (40-feet containers) of goods annually. Some of the major importers do more than 20 consignments of 40 tonnes of goods per year. Interestingly, the multi-billion dollar economies of both commercial towns are dominated by craftsmen and merchants many of whom do not have university education, but rely on apprenticeship to cut their teeth in the trades before going on their own. It will be recalled that “stomach infrastructure” crept into Nigeria’s political lexicon following the 2014 Ekiti State governorship election when voters were given gifts of bags of rice and other foodstuff by office contenders to influence their choice. Both Fayose and Fayemi, the then governor gave out gifts. But Fayose’s became so prominent that it was believed to have led to his victory. Fayose sending Ekiti youths to Aba and Onitsha in furtherance of his stomach infrastructure will be a move which is believed will enjoy the backing of the incoming Ekiti State House of Assembly, as all 26 members-elect were elected on PDP ticket, like the governor. The youths, according to the said plan, are expected to return to Ekiti State after completing their apprenticeship, to re-enact the Aba and Onitsha phenomenon in their home state. Speaking in similar vein, Hon. Fajemilehin (Gboyin West Constituency, PDP) and Hon. (Princess) Titilayo Owolabi (Ikole 2. Constituency, PDP) argued that giving gift items to voters has historically been a part of Nigeria’s electioneering process and was not begun by Fayose nor was it peculiar to him. Hon. Fajemilehin noted that during campaign in recent governorship elections in the South-West, the All Progressives Congress (APC) distributed to voters, free bags of rice and bread carrying the names and photographs of its candidates, citing cases of Rauf Aregbesola in Osun State, Abiola Ajimobi, Oyo State, and Akinwumi Ambode, Lagos State; but alleged that nobody noticed all these and that they were never condemned like they still do to Fayose. Hon. Fajemilehin also noted that stomach infrastructure has seen Fayose awarding contracts to local contractors for them to make profits and cater for their family, unlike before, when furniture and some items were brought from overseas. The Honourable Member-elect also attributed to stomach infrastructure the governor’s paying of WAEC fees and several other fees on behalf of students, as well as buying tractors and setting up markets. Also speaking, Hon. (Chief) Gboyega Aribisogan (Ikole 1. Constituency, PDP) revealed that most public perceptions of Gov. Fayose were a media creation orchestrated by his political opponents, which necessitated their visit, as the people of Ekiti State, who elected them would not expect them to stand by and watch their state destroyed by “external forces with their selfish interests.” Every speaker spoke positively of Gov. Fayose, promising that the incoming House would support and work with him. They described him as a phenomenon, a man passionate about the people and a man of peace, and that that was why he was overwhelmingly elected by the people of the state. Oremekunu (friend of the poor) was frequently used to describe Gov. Fayose. All the lawmakers emphasized on peace, saying that the state needed peace to develop and that Fayose had repeatedly tried to make peace with all in the state. They assured that while the incoming legislature and the executive arm would enjoy a robust relationship, they would not be “proteges of Gov. Fayose.” The visiting team was led by Hon. (Pastor) Kola Oluwaloye (Moba 1.). Other members included Mr. Tola Esan, Clerk of the present House, Hon. (Chief) Gboyega Aribisogan (Ikole 1), Hon. Sina Animaseun (Ekiti West 2.), Hon. (Princess) Owolabi Titilayo (Ikole 2.), Mr. Tolu Afolabi (Director of Information), Hon. Fajemilehin Ayodele (Gboyin), Hon. Adeniran Alagbada (Ise/Orun) and Hon. (Dr.) S.T.B. Omotoso (Oye 1.). Others were Hon. Akinleye Ekundayo (Ijero), Hon. Akinyele Olatunji (Oye 2.), Hon. Pelemo Dare (Ekiti East 2.), Hon. Henry Aladeyelu Olusanya (Ifelodun/Irepodun) and Hon. Olusegun Adewumi. - See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/new-lawmakers-define-ekiti-stomach-infrastructure/#sthash.pvK8GL0x.dpuf
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/06/new-lawmakers-define-ekiti-stomach-infrastructure/ Trash. |
Politics › Re: New FG Policy Onitsha Bridge Head Drug Market To Shut Down July 1st by PentiumPro(f): 7:53am On Jun 27, 2015 |
That market distributes 80% of fake drugs in the West Africa sub region. |
Politics › Re: FG To Shut Down All Open Drug Markets From July 1 by PentiumPro(f): 7:49am On Jun 27, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: FG To Shut Down All Open Drug Markets From July 1 by PentiumPro(f): 7:34am On Jun 27, 2015 |
That open drug market at Onitsha head bridge need total demolition. 80% of fake drugs in Nigeria originates from that market. |
Politics › Re: Another Civil War Will Lead To The End Of Nigeria; Setting The Records Straight. by PentiumPro(f): 6:57pm On Jun 25, 2015 |
BuddahMonk: Why shouldn't I be angry when everything about you is writing trash. How can I be happy when my people are treated differently in a place they called their country.
the difference between Igbos and Yoruba is tha Yorubas can accept being in servitude all his life but an average Igbo is republican and always like to excercise his liberty.
Why is it that its only in East that reprisal attack alway occur in Nigeria whenever this bloodshed in North but other regions remain calm while others play Ostrich of "we are not affected".
Igbos are not happy being in servitude, get that into your head, look at how the Gambaris have turned you minority in your majority party and your here still talking while Biafra is a bad idea.
Am angry and I must bare my heart.
Nigeria is built on injustice, inequality and impunity. When you are through, you will go and look for akpu to eat. A hungry man is a angry man. |
Politics › Re: Radio Biafra And Nnamdi Kanu: A Threat to Nigeria's Stability. by PentiumPro(f): 2:12pm On Jun 25, 2015 |
patmaine: coming from a coward yorubad. I ll pass.. I'm not a descendant of Ojikwu, the greatest coward ever liveth. Running away when it was time to take the fate he pushed other hapless women and innocent Ibo children to. Look at the mirror and you will see the descendant of world greatest coward. Because Hausas slaughter you at will, they are brave right? Monkey!  |
Politics › Re: NDLEA Busts Global Hard Drugs Syndicate; Bizman Arrested by PentiumPro(f): 10:40am On Jun 25, 2015 |
fulanimafia: Quit pontificating.
I only stated the fact, 98% of drug traffickers caught are Ibo so my generalization is empirically valid. Don't mind the mofos, Let them keep playing the ostrich. |
Politics › Re: NDLEA Busts Global Hard Drugs Syndicate; Bizman Arrested by PentiumPro(f): 10:38am On Jun 25, 2015 |
Adekorya: Its two comment
A comment was mistakenly quoted twice.
And the bold statement actually show how stupid you are
Can't u check my name before deciding my zone.
!diot. Nnamdi you are a cow, ifeanyi your drug dealer cousin is going down soon. Hiding under a yoruba identify will not save you poor thing |