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Blitz888:Stop mis-informing the public by using the word most. There is only 2 communities in Anambra west where Igala and Igbo are spoken. The rest speak 100% Igbo. Anambra west has about 15 communities and Igala can be heard in 2, how does 2 become most out of 15? Who told you they can choose to be called any of Igbo or Igala? |
Blitz888:I have both an inlaw and a family friend from Nzam, so I know them well. There is no distortion to the origin of Anambra, the OP is right, Its Anam-bra(nch) or as some will say Omambala which is a river along the Anam axis. |
walexy100:There are about 177 communities in Anambra, 2 out of these numbers speak Igala and Igbo and are at the boarder with Kogi State. They do not control a local govt either because they are also a minority in the LGA which is Anambra west. |
Blitz888:Pls edit your comment, there is no Igala in Anam or Otuocha. Igala is only in Nzam which is one village in Anambra west LGA. Anam is 100% Igbo, Otuocha is made up of Aguleri, Umuleri and Umuoba Anam and they are 100% Igbo. |
Osagyefo98:Easy bro, Nzam is the headquarters of Anambra west and speaks Igala. That's why ABS sometimes broadcasts in Igala to carry them along but they are in extreme minority. Not sure they are up to 50,000 in population. |
olu77:A lot of Nigerians still have businesses, schooling and conferences to attend in SA. Besides, there are no direct flight to some Southern African countries eg Botswana, you have to first get to SA. |
Ambode experience has thought me that anything is possible. All they need is for Tinubu to make a statement against Osinbajo and his warriors here will switch camp. They will tell us how corrupt Osinbajo has been since last decade. |
RIP to the dead, may the living never forget. |
Sterope:You are making assumptions I never made. I was careful to say "family dream" as against husband's dream. If they are a family they should have a dream or vision. Every other dream must align to the family dream. Why insist on having something personal if it can't put food on the table. It's called goal congruency in mgt, it's not a slight on the wife. |
Sterope:She's free to dream but her dream must align with the family's overall dream. |
faithfull18:He stated the wife's business can't feed the family. Isn't it easier for the wife to support a business that has a higher chance of success? At Op, I feel your wife is afraid of losing out completely in the future. You may have to sit down and reassure her of her safety. You can also register or re-register your business and include her in the shareholding, that will make her see the business as her own too. |
nabegibeg:How come the big oil vessels are able to access the port? |
As much as I criticize this govt, this is unnecessary from Afenifere. The VP is not an economist' that role was unnecessary in the first place, hence it doesn't make him redundant. |
Best decision since winning election. But am still trying to figure how a member of CBN team now heads a team with former CBN Governor as a member? |
I feel your pain, whenever people fail to extort you they call you stingy. I stopped anything called Aso Ebi long before I married. When I was to marry, I didn't sell any so no one has the right to force me to buy. People buy Aso Ebi as an insurance/investment against their own time not because they love the celebrant. @OP, if you don't stop it now, you might be in for a very bumpy ride ahead. |
isthatso:Noted, I missed the news. |
Afrophobia is a better description than Xenophobia. South Africans are behaving like Almagiri children who fight over crumbs at the doorstep of politicians. Till this moment we haven't heard a word from the presidential envoy to South Africa. |
As crude as NK approach sounds sometimes, he's getting global attention. |
I failed to blame any of Ezekwesili, Elrufai and Fayemi that were in South Africa at the time because our Govt as usual took eternity to determine its action plan. Delay defeats equity. |
TheAutoReporter:You people try to defend the indefensible. Who in the govt of Nigeria (not to talk of a governor) does not know of IVM? How many time did Toyota or KIA advertise before an average Nigeria buys it? Haven't you seen IVM with Road safety, the Military, Nigeria Shippers, govts of Anambra, Enugu, Delta, Ondo, Kogi etc? What stops Lagos from buying just 5 vehicles out of this number just to make a statement? Innoson has an office along Mile 2 express so look for something else as an excuse. |
Ebonyi doesn't need an airport. They are neighboured by Enugu and IMO and both have airports. This is an unnecessary show off by the governor. |
Is it that the Mod doesn't know this topic should hit front page to help change perceptions about Nigerians in South Africa? |
I do not blame him I blame some of our media including Nairaland that reiterates this perception in the absence of a reasonable data. I created a topic yesterday with a researched data that shows the countries that supply drugs to SA but the mod hide it Crime section. |
This is to show their constant attack on Nigerians goes beyond drug. Lalasticlala |
This was taken from a Zimbabwe newspaper publication earlier today. This should address the perception of those who excuse xenophobia on Nigerians on the account that Nigerians sell drugs. "The usual refrain by South Africans is that foreigners are taking “our jobs”, “our women” and that Nigerians are “criminals” who sell drugs and engage in shady deals. The underlining drivers are however economic and a benign belief of superiority in values and perhaps, race which creates a tendency of repulsion to black foreigners. Evidence clearly suggests there are no jobs in South Africa and Nigerians are not pivotal in the drug networks. StatSA Quarter 2 report shows that youth unemployment in South Africa is 56% and this is the highest on the continent. A recent study by the Institute of Security Studies finds that Tanzania, Mozambique and Kenya networks are the dominant drug networks in the South Africa heroine market which they transport through the East Coast channel through Cape Town and Nelson Mandela Bay to the hinterland. The negative perception against Nigerians has persisted despite these facts possibly because our way of life and our numbers generally make us visible."https://www.thezimbabwemail.com/columnist/nigeria-south-africa-relations-xenophobia-as-new-apartheid/ |
This is far better than unsustainable free education many states run. |
This is an excellent message, some ministers make it seem like God wants you to suffer and grab everything you have. |
Adexvivacity:People like you are the lazy lot that when outcompeted turns around to malign the competitor. What is wrong if they seek economic fortune outside their land within the law? Do they travel more than the Chinese? Don't you wish to travel to other countries? |
Seems these South Africans have a high sense of entitlement. They are not ready to work but gets envious of any foreigner that succeeds in their country. Next they either loot, burn the shop or kill the owner. |
This is what the Fulani should be doing for the cows. Come to the south to get grass and transport the feed up north. |
Believe me, even with the clarification fellow Nigerians here will still believe it was done by Nigerians. That's how far hate can go. Once a Nigerian is killed they always consider the victim a criminal. |
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