₦airaland Forum

nwannaeto:
I thank God for Anambra state and Peter Obi.

5starmilitant:
What's shameful about borrowing money from the central bank again? Is the money free?

OfoIgbo:
You should be thanking Obiano who has been the governor of Anambra for nearly two years now.
And the projects in Anambra state are still carrying on in a blinding pace with no sign of a slowdown

OfoIgbo:
Nnaa I agree with you. Kogi should be doing much better than this.

To its south is Anambra state, which is the land of industrialists.
Kogi can position itself as a frontier state that buffers core south from the north, and the authorities can make it extremely business-friendly based on this.

Also a lot of Igbos are now reluctant to invest in far-flung places, and this is a niche Kogi can easily fill. No other state has a better chance than Kogi, in meeting this need. The state government can sponsor investment and business symposia, to notify Igbo investors of the nearness of Kogi state to Anambra.

The majority ethnic group in Kogi is Igala, and their ancestor left Eri-aka (now known as Aguleri), to settle in Idah, and in traditional circles in the Nri towns, they recognize Igala people as relatives, along with the Aguleris, Igbariam, Amanuke e.t.c
Igalas still use the four market days introduced by the Nris, so Kogi has big historical, cultural stick to wield to attract investments and make the state super-viable.

new2020:
That's why they want ONE NIGERIA...They cannot survive I tell you without oil.

OfoIgbo:
Nnaa I agree with you. Kogi should be doing much better than this.

To its south is Anambra state, which is the land of industrialists.
Kogi can position itself as a frontier state that buffers core south from the north, and the authorities can make it extremely business-friendly based on this.

Also a lot of Igbos are now reluctant to invest in far-flung places, and this is a niche Kogi can easily fill. No other state has a better chance than Kogi, in meeting this need. The state government can sponsor investment and business symposia, to notify Igbo investors of the nearness of Kogi state to Anambra.

The majority ethnic group in Kogi is Igala, and their ancestor left Eri-aka (now known as Aguleri), to settle in Idah, and in traditional circles in the Nri towns, they recognize Igala people as relatives, along with the Aguleris, Igbariam, Amanuke e.t.c
Igalas still use the four market days introduced by the Nris, so Kogi has big historical, cultural stick to wield to attract investments and make the state super-viable.

SlyIg:
God bless my state for not being a part of this.(Akwa Ibom).

buchilino:
4 d first time i can proudly call myself an Anambrian. may d days of mbadunoju or wateva he calls himself n Chris uba neva happen again in Anambra state in IJN Amen

cronsberg:
Throughout Nigeria's history, i have never seen a state so well positioned and so well placed to be extremely developed than Kogi state with everything a geographical location needs to be fully developed. From Ajaokuta steel, to the large West African ceramics industrial complex, to the confluence of river Niger and Benue, to the ever agile and active populace, to the thousands of square miles of untapped woodland, to the world class Obajana industrial complex, to the massive IPP power plants and many more, yet this very well placed state is disapointingly poor and underdeveloped. The road network of Kogi is a shame to say the least, the pipe borne water and sewage infrastructure is almost non existent, integrated public tranport is also non existent, the state capital Lokoja was recently shown on TVC, it looked like a common local government, a poor one at that, and now the state is trying to borrow 50 billion naira from the FG? of what importance will that be since the state will now spend huge chuncks of its FG allocations for the next 20 years repaying the loans? further depriving the the state of common developement. what a shame

modath:
Don't shake your head, How do you expect him to get the funds to "win" the imminent elections?


Fayose collected money from his "enemy" , he is chopping what Yoruba call "iwo" (poison) ....

Gboliwe:
Election is just a few weeks ahead. Guys must chop na.

The way these governors will divert this fund will shock NLC. Let them continue forming "monitoring" spirit.

secretaryabdul:
Thank God Kano is not on the list. The marginalised Biafrauds got d lion share though.

secretaryabdul:
Thank God Kano is not on the list. The marginalised Biafrauds got d lion share though.

kettykin:
What is really happening to the south west states of ogun, Osun, oyo, apc states are really very very imprudent and unviable

byrron:
SOPHISTICATED STATES GETTING THE HIGHEST BAIL OUT FUNDS

Ogun (N20.00bn)
Ondo (N14.686bn)
Osun(N34.988bn)
Oyo( N26.606bn )

buchilino:
U DON'T NEED 2 REPLY D GUY OBVIOUSLY HE/SHE DOESN'T NO MUCH.

Tekzyflex:
Rivers state can prosper without bailout. Amaechi tried to kill rivers state but God pass am. Oloshi

5starmilitant:
Who's begging? It's only a loan. Even dangote dey take loan. I see nothing shameful there.

gassdon:
75 % are APC STATES

APC WHY?

Image123:
This is a new week and an opportunity to start again with commonsense. Except you have a very poor maths foundation caused by 16yrs of misrule and maladministration, you should be able to count at least 10states that are not APC. 10out of 19, though we still have 8unnamed.
Abia (N14.152bn)
Bayelsa (N12.85bn)
Cross River(N7.856bn)
Delta( N10.036bn)
Ebonyi(N4.063bn)
Ekiti (N9.604bn)
Enugu (N4.207bn)
Kogi (N50.842bn)
Ondo (N14.686bn)
Plateau (N5.357bn)


Plateau PDP?

Mumu