₦airaland Forum

NGpatriot:
Many years ago, NL was littered with pictures of this voodoo house, they said it's the largest medical research center in Africa, but it's just another abandoned white elephant.

Na so the man go dey abandon government projects..

See entrance sef? Village architect and bricklayers..

Abeg Show the one your father built. Let's compare architecture

lagdmark:
Technocrats that will not add value to their Local, States and National development. Technocrats from 1960 till 2021..... counting. Nigeria still run to Turkey, India, Brazil, UAE, S. Korea for help. I don't want to mention Europe & America.

Lol may your diarrhea never seize.

Let the best win

Almaigaa:
All of them are IGALA by tribe. They are the true owners of ANAMBRA STATE. Igbos are settlers who migrate from Enugu, Imo, Abia and Ebonyi to do business in Anambra

İGALA AMAKA

Abeg shift

Ndi aguata akpalachie nko niine, when will njikoka/ Dunukofia produce a governor in Anambra eh kwa and we're the heart of omambala, most LG's were created from us o....issorite

eastOFwest:
Abeg shift

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9jaRealist:
Without prejudice, business and economics are not the same thing…
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Trump just governed the world's biggest economy

And you're still online talking rubbish

Capability is Capability. No need for unnecessary nitpicking

Impressive

[quote author= post=103114338]Nigerians benefited and still benefiting from the policies he initiated when he was CBN governor, Prior to his May 2004 appointment to the bank chairmanship, he held the positions of Chief Economic Adviser to former President Obasanjo and Chief Executive of the National Planning Commission of Nigeria. In January 2008, in a speech to the Nigerian Economic Society, he predicted consolidation in the private banking industry, saying "By the end of 2008, there will be fewer banks than there are today. The restructuring of the banking industry has been attracting funds from local and foreign investors, which have increased banks' ability to lend to customers".[/quote]Thank You so much for schooling me.

You’re too much.

My question is what has he done for his

immediate community?

He has gain so much wealth and all that.

Most of our leaders today register foundations

and spend so much printing t-shirts and fliers

(publications) With little or no tangible impacts.

My advise to Ndi Anambara is to elect

someone with credible grass root records and

and leadership prowess to go bye.

Leaders are made while some are borne leaders.

It takes the wise to know who fits in the gap.

Almaigaa:
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Take am

Ikinternational:
Trump just governed the world's biggest economy

And you're still online talking rubbish

Capability is Capability. No need for unnecessary nitpicking

First, I specifically premised my statement without prejudice to Dr. Maduka…
But please quit comparing Apples with Agbalumo. The US economy is NOT a struggling third world economy.

Btw, Trump was a HORRIBLE economic manager, but that’s a discussion for elsewhere…
He inherited a growing economy under Obama, and embarked on DUMB tariff wars and a tax cut that will double the deficit.
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Ikinternational:
Trump just governed the world's biggest economy

And you're still online talking rubbish

Capability is Capability. No need for unnecessary nitpicking

Nope! Capability in one thing is NOT capability in all things…
Eg, Chimaroke Nnamani was a capable (and SUCCESSFUL in the US) doctor, but was a DISASTROUS Governor.
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I strongly doubt this APC guy(Chidozie Wilson Nwankwor) went to any school. I grew up in odoakpu onitsha and there is no school in the whole of odoakpu known as Central Major College Onitsha. Also I don't know of any school in onitsha called Complete secondary College Onitsha. The name is even funny(...secondary and college).

Anyways, whomever APC presents as a gubernatorial candidate is DOA so far as Anambra state politics is concerned

eastOFwest:
Take am

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[quote author= post=103101212]Under APGA

1. Prof Charles Chukwuma Soludo, CFR from Isuofia in Aguata local government, born 28 July 1960, is a renowned economics professor and a former governor and chairman of the board of directors of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). Chukwuma was named governor on 29 May 2004 to 29 May 2009, he is also a member of the British Department for International Development's International Advisory Group,
Soludo has been a visiting scholar at the International Monetary Fund, the University of Cambridge, the Brookings Institution, the University of Warwick, and the University of Oxford as well as a visiting professor at Swarthmore College (USA). He has also worked as a consultant for a number of international organisations, including The World Bank, the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, and the United Nations Development Programme. Soludo is a core professional in the business of macroeconomics.

He obtained his three degrees and then professorship at the University of Nigeria in Nsukka, Enugu State. Soludo graduated with a First Class Honours degree in 1984, an MSc Economics in 1987, and a PhD in 1989, winning prizes for the best student at all three levels.

Chukwuma has been trained and involved in research, teaching, and auditing in such disciplines as multi-country macro-econometric modelling, techniques of computable general equilibrium modelling, survey methodology, and panel data econometrics, among others. He studied and taught these courses at many universities, including Oxford, Cambridge, and Warwick. Soludo has co-authored, co-edited, and authored a number of books on this subject matter.

In 1998, Soludo was appointed to the position of professor of economics at the University of Nigeria; the next year he became a visiting professor at Swarthmore College in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, USA.

Government

Soludo joined the federal government in 2003. Prior to his May 2004 appointment to the bank chairmanship, he held the positions of Chief Economic Adviser to former President Obasanjo and Chief Executive of the National Planning Commission of Nigeria. In January 2008, in a speech to the Nigerian Economic Society, he predicted consolidation in the private banking industry, saying "By the end of 2008, there will be fewer banks than there are today. The restructuring of the banking industry has been attracting funds from local and foreign investors, which have increased banks' ability to lend to customers".
Chukwuma hopes to see Nigeria become Africa's financial hub considers microfinance important to the federal government's economic policies.

Appointment as a member of the Economic Advisory Council (EAC)
On 16 September 2019, the President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, appointed Soludo as a member of a newly formed 8-member Economic Advisory Council (EAC) which would report directly to the President

His campaign promise to Anambra and Southeast

His African Dubai/Taiwan metaphor of development for Anambra is not dead Onitsha being the commercial centre and Nnewi auto city popularly refer as Nigeria Taiwan, his wealth of experience and connections indeed will transforme Anambra,Gov Obiano legacy projects especially the Cargo came at the right time for Prof to be able to achieve his dreams for Anambarians.[/quote]Soludo the Buharist.

I hope Ndi Anambra do not fall for him.

SOLUDO is arrogant !!

Almaigaa:
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Blabidy blab

The contestants are all great achievers but Soludo is the most qualified. He should be given the chance to display his intellectual capacity in governance.

Wow! Anambra is blessed to have these aspirants. I hope at the end of the election, the winner will collaborate with the others to make Anambra aspire to be the best governed state in Nigeria. Hope other states will learn from Anambra? Not the ones that senior thugs will aspire to be governors and be supported by moneybags with stolen wealth.

9jaRealist:
Without prejudice, business and economics are not the same thing…
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Yea they are not. You should know that it is not impossible for one man to know the in and out of every sector and govern alone. That's why we have advisers and ministers. With advisers and other qualified people Maduka will bring to the table, he will be of better quality than Soludo, who doesn't have a clean corruption record or efficient project execution record.

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Ugonna62:
Even as CBN governor he could not employ any Anambra man or woman,technocrat my foot!

Hypocrite, you call Buhari a nepotism for this same thing you want Soludo to do.

Does giving ones town people work in CBN make one a good governor ?

Indispensable85:
A material like Soludo should be president.
How did Buhari become president sef?
See brains everywhere.

That's why i’ve given up on the country! The likes of Soludo, Okonjo-Iweala and Akinwunmi Adesina are there, yet because of bigotry, hate, ethno-religious politics and the inferiority complex of the current set of thieving/tribalistic politicians, these accomplished and outstanding individuals don’t even get a look in! Instead we have the likes of Buhari, Tinubu, Orji Uzor Kalu and Okorocha running things! Is it any wonder we’re where we are as a country today!?

chikeson2008:
The contestants are all great achievers but Soludo is the most qualified. He should be given the chance to display his intellectual capacity in governance.

.....and sagacity......!

well Anambra is really blessed. truth be told.

Piggyyeaster1:
We are hereby ask for the referendum instead of election in alaig bo

Shut up

NGpatriot:
This scaey dude and his creepy gbomo gbomo voodoo house sha..

Better than all the hungry beggars in your bush village..

My vote goes to Chukwuma Soludo

I have already dusted my voters card!!!

May God help Anambra State to get it right, and I believe Chukwuma Soludo is the man!!

We need a pivotal platform to launch the development of South East

Soludo will do that

And also help check the excesses of ndi Ipob

OfoIgbo:
Both Soludo and Maduka have intimidating credentials.

I want Soludo to govern first, followed by Maduka.

Maduka will have to port to APGA

Almost everyone on that list especially the first 3 are solid presidential materials, but this is Nigeria a great country that has been so unfortunate to have a bunch of mediocre illiterate s administer it's affairs since 1960! "I weep!!"

Almaigaa:
All of them are IGALA by tribe. They are the true owners of ANAMBRA STATE. Igbos are settlers who migrate from Enugu, Imo, Abia and Ebonyi to do business in Anambra

İGALA AMAKA

Guy u no go shut up?
Me I no come online o.
Ehe