ChineduAlegbu:


I am from Aboh mbaise. Now our useless incompetent governor Hopeless has brought RUGA

I would not have responded to your post if it was centered on RUGA and Ozodimgba. My beef was on Owerri as unbefitting state capital. No place chosen as capital can be unbefitting. Abuja was not even an urban city yet capital of the shithole called Nigeria.

ChineduAlegbu:
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Ekwensu kpo gi oku chidiebele nwabekeyi. Thunder strike you dead there. Now say Amen

May thunder strike Chidiebele Nwabekeyi... Amen.

May amadioha strike chinonoso dike mad. Although Chinonso dike is already mad, may the madness increase. Amen and Amen.

Bye

Idiko1:


Are you from Aboh, Ahiazu or Ezinihitte LGA? Thank goodness nature has eliminated your backwater village from any consideration because even entire Mbaise has no chance being considered urban.

Why do u allow that idiot lead u on in insulting people that did u no wrong? The idiot u are quoting is not even from imo state, everyone knows him here and u are here insulting other people.

BKayy:

Mba, don't fall for it. These are not Ụmụ Afọ Igbo but either Ndị ofe mmanụ or those Ụmụ Ofeke that have been Yorubanised in Lagos.
His aim is for you to attack Mbaise for no reason, then sit back and form peace keeper

I wonder why u people are so quick to call anyone that insults u 'oye ofe mmanu'? That guy is igbo, from Anambra state. I wonder why it is too difficult to take this?

sanctity454:
Random pictures

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Hopeless is not doing anything about the crises bedeviling Imo State due to fuel crises but he is busy trying to sell Imo State to jihardists to be used as a launch pad in destabilizing Igboland.

AfDB Plans Staple Crop Processing Zones

Published on August 24, 2021

By Sodeinde Temidayo David

The African Development Bank (AfDB) has revealed that it will commence the implementation of the Staple Crop Processing Zones (SCPZs) initiative in eight states of Nigeria.

The SCPZs hopes to locate crop processing zones in areas where the crops are being produced or areas with comparative advantage in the production of targeted crops.

This was publicized by the Senior Special Adviser on Industrialization, Office of the President, AfDB Group, Mr Oyelaran Oyeyinka, at the Feed Nigeria Summit held in Abuja with the theme Post-COVID-19: A Repaired Food System, Pathway to a Revived Economy.

He stated that the SCPZs is a locational model located within farming communities themselves, and revealed the benefitting states to include Ogun, Oyo, Kano, Kaduna, Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Kwara, Imo and Cross River States.

He said the multilateral lender will work together with its partners to ensure the implementation of the initiative this year.

According to him, the bank will commence the implementation with the first set of eight locations in Nigeria of which the Ministry of Agriculture is the executing agent.

“We want to ensure that as a model of a special economic zone the SCPZ is done in a different way. The SCPZ as a locational model is located within farming communities itself.

“It is a solution to solve the Nigerian issue in which we have had in stock for decades,” he disclosed.

Mr Oyeyinka further expressed that there is a need to move away from being an agrarian society, dressing that there is no pride in saying that 80 per cent are employed in agriculture.

He said there are countries where two per cent are employed in agriculture, and still export billions of food to other countries.

The SCPZ initiative model is set to be one of the solutions, as the AfDB official noted.

“SCPZs, we believe will stimulate investment in infrastructure particularly in the underserved areas of our country.

“SCPZs are catalysts for private sector development. The government enables the zones to be built, but at the end of the day, the success of a particular zone is how many companies that we’re able to attract to that zone.

“So, in other words, we are working with private sector actors and we are inviting them into these zones even now,” Mr Oyeyinka said.

This idea focuses on attracting private sector agribusinesses to set up processing plants in zones of high food production, to process commodities into food.

The zones will allow the country to substantially reduce food imports, and become net exporters of processed foods and commodities.

https://businesspost.ng/economy/afdb-plans-staple-crop-processing-zones-in-ogun-others/

proeast:
Hopeless is not doing anything about the crises bedeviling Imo State due to fuel crises but he is busy trying to sell Imo State to jihardists to be used as a launch pad in destabilizing Igboland.

I just got a call from the east this afternoon informing me about this. Said it started few days back. I actually doubted the person because there's nothing like that in any news media, nor did Hope make any statement about it.

Fuel #400 per litre, and black market #500/#600

Who did we offend in Imo state?

anselem87:
we can never get ride of sandy and dusty roads any time soon in Nigeria because all our roads are not tared, owerri for instance some inner streets are not tared this is where all those heap of sands and dust are coming from. state government get their own infrastructural money

Dede, I don't agree with you. All that's needed not to have sandy/dusty roads is street sweepers, whether manual or mechanical. Lagos main roads (atleast the part I live in) have these cleaners and the roads are almost always sand free. They even pack the sands and sell for a fee. Using this approach, you create job for some people who then create a side income for themselves.

Visit our neighbors, Benin Republic, and see how neat their EXPRESS ROADS are. You'll only start seeing sands on the road when you're getting close to their border with Nigeria (Seme). This is inspite of the fact that they build their roads WITHOUT DRAINAGE, due to the type of land/sand they have, which soaks water easily.

In essence, all I'm saying is, let's not give the government an excuse for mediocrity

One Love

Go to our ne

sanctity454:


I agree totally especially for Akachi area, that area is a gold mine.

You know the annoying thing about that Akachi area? Soon, you'll discover that that lands in that side are being sold, then you'll see people building on it... That's actually what I think is going to happen to that side, instead of putting it to good use

Side note: I thought the lands there were being used by the Nigerian army for training or something like that (Got this info one time I asked what the land was for)

Yampotatocarrot:


You know the annoying thing about that Akachi area? Soon, you'll discover that that lands in that side are being sold, then you'll see people building on it... That's actually what I think is going to happen to that side, instead of putting it to good use

Side note: I thought the lands there were being used by the Nigerian army for training or something like that (Got this info one time I asked what the land was for)

The Nigeria Army established a temporary shooting range there, when it was renovating it's shooting range at Obinze barracks.
Ihedioha totally fenced that area, I don't think encroachment is possible now.

Yampotatocarrot:


I just got a call from the east this afternoon informing me about this. Said it started few days back. I actually doubted the person because there's nothing like that in any news media, nor did Hope make any statement about it.

Fuel #400 per litre, and black market #500/#600

Who did we offend in Imo state?

I smell blackmail, the issue is still in court of Appeal, why then will the Union blackmailing the government to pay compensation, when the matter is still in court.
I pray cooler heads reigns.

shout out to Richyperfections

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sanctity454:


What do you suggest, that can be done to improve the city of Owerri, that's practicable

What shall we do to make cities in Imo state, make the entire Imo state, beautiful,
not the cave man, primitive man’s question you asked.

A foolish person’s question.

Oguta

Owerri

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