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Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by Sibrah: 9:15am On Jun 08, 2013
For those trying to differentiate Ibori from Uduaghan, there is hardly any difference between them. Ibori's admin projects where spread out evenly throughout his tenure while uduaghan's admin focused on 'chopping' first before executing major projects. I said chopping because when you look at the funds coming in now and three-four years back there is hardly any increase from Fg, borrowing or tax and yet we have so many projects on ground now than any time of Uduaghan admin.
Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by ogb5(m): 9:30am On Jun 08, 2013
SLIDE waxie: one way to remain in ur problem is not accepting it.

U won't accept it, u will blame others, u will point out who else are worst than u, and lastly, u will claim u are better and deserves best.
Sorry o

You can never be a professor on a subject without studying the subject. You can not sit in one corner of nigeria and claim to be an expert on things happening in other people's backyard.

Sit back and let those who understand the issues at play in delta state educate you

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Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by Nobody: 10:05am On Jun 08, 2013
ogb5:
You scored F9
Violence is in most parts of the country
Kidnapping happens more in aba than in warri why has aba not fallen
You said primitive? You can only compare delta state with the most educated states in Nigeria in terms of education. There are many states that believe that western education is sin, they have not gone under yet.
Lastly you are talking of bad govrs, who has a good govr in Nigeria? Stop hating Niger delta govrs, they are no worse than the average Nigerian governor. While the fg was sleeping it was the policy of Ibori's government that brought peace to warri when war was raging between 1995 and 1999
so in your own opinion, what is wrong with the town?
Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by oseiwe(m): 10:10am On Jun 08, 2013
Otseh: pls remove ibori from that list. ibori may be bad, but for governance, if another person can try as much as ibori did for delta state, delta will be dubai of nigeria.
God bless you for this. I cant even say Ibori is bad. The man is delta's best governor for now. He improved the state during his time. The man dere rite now just dey enrich him 12 disciples.
Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by otokx(m): 10:39am On Jun 08, 2013
The problem is the government; they should provide the necessary infrastructure and see the magic that will happen.
Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by ogb5(m): 11:21am On Jun 08, 2013
blink182: so in your own opinion, what is wrong with the town?

Why not read through the thread first before commenting.

I have already stated the three main issues that made warri to depreciate on this thread.
Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by hensben(m): 11:51am On Jun 08, 2013
Mazi_Omenuko: Violence was the root cause. The companies relocated to PH and Lagos.

Aba survived amidst the violence because it was the locals that made Aba thick, not expatriates. Aba became a ghost of itself for 6 months, but became lively again when things returned to normalcy. Nothing kills a city than violence.
my broda u too wise ,igbo people re very good in making money without depending on gov.were as delta rely on expertrait 2 survive very lazy fellas cos of oil,always after my share not d economy importance of company
Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by kuntash: 6:24am On Mar 16, 2016
Even in 2016 , the gbege is still not subsiding ...

That place used to be quite good to start like .... even though when the companies where still there then, it was quite cool ..

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Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by sunnychuks(m): 7:38am On Mar 16, 2016
It is unfortunate that WARRI as community has been deserted. The natives are not helping matters. Virtually all Oil companies have re-located to either Lagos or Port Harcourt due to excesses of these guys. They don't want to work but rather depends on oil companies to pay them one royalties or other. Oil companies crew change have all gone to Lagos because of Osubi Community boys that always demand one thing or the other from these companies.

May God help them.

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Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by plaetton: 7:54am On Mar 16, 2016
Overdependency on the federal government.
That's the problem with places like Warri.

From the OP, one see that there has been very little indigenous private sector activities in the city.

The political elites of the city are too busy playing political prostit.ution at the center, with the hopes of getting some falling crumbs.

This is the legacy of our distorted federal system.

It's either we begin to clamour for change now, or you simply live with it.
Tough luck, if I may quote Buhari.

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Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by Nobody: 8:36am On Mar 16, 2016
texaco1:
although i have never been to warri but the stories i have been hearing about the place always makes me dread even passing through.
stories of waffy boys stabbing ppl,rape and robbing ,i dont know if it is true but many outsiders believe that warri is a dangerous place to visit and to be in
Thats in the past, Warri is now quiet, as all the companies has left. Tho there is still Minor violent but not different from other start.
Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by Nobody: 8:56am On Mar 16, 2016
In my opinion, its as a result of bad govt. I hv lived in warri all my life, but currently in school. The violent that's happening in warri also happen in other parts of Nigeria, for those of u say warri boys are thugs, is there any place in Nigeria where there is no thug?
I admit there are thugs and illiterate in warri but let's not generalize it, the are also good, calm collective, graduate in warri.
Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by Noneroone(m): 9:17am On Mar 16, 2016
Interesting...

lalasticlala we need to find out what is worrying warri
Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by diasporaman(m): 9:31am On Mar 16, 2016
The town has raised notable comedians whose jokes makes us forget about our troubles.

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Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by Musiwa419: 4:35pm On May 07, 2016
Poignant
Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by asha80(m): 4:52pm On May 07, 2016
Warri got it all wrong when big spenders like shell and other ioc started leaving the city due to militant activities and also that ijaw/itshekiri clash

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Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by Musiwa419: 4:58pm On May 07, 2016
asha80:
Warri got it all wrong when big spenders like shell and other ioc started leaving the city due to militant activities and also that ijaw/itshekiri clash
Is the same event not playing out again now?
Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by 9jatriot(m): 5:20pm On May 07, 2016
In all this, Lagos may need to start exporting leaders to other states. with the failure of other states, lot more people head to Lagos because other States have to refused to grow or have insecurity problems. Most of the major comedians come from delta and are in Lagos. Some of the major musicians come from jos yet are in Lagos. That is just a case study of a small profession. Many other professionals find their way to Lagos daily.
I know more people who have moved from Port Harcourt to Lagos than vice versa.

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Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by asha80(m): 10:24am On May 08, 2016
Musiwa419:
Is the same event not playing out again now?
well they have failed to learn

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Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by FOLYKAZE(m): 11:03am On May 08, 2016
And the Niger Delta boys are sending the companies on their soil packing. Who are we going to blame for the social woes plaguing the Niger Delta? Is it the Gods, their backward thinking or handicap Government in states over there?

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Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by kuntash: 7:22pm On Nov 14, 2017
SLIDEwaxie:
Stop askin wot u knw!

Violence: i go show u say i be waffy boy??

Kidnap of expatriates: we wnt our share!

The primitive mentality: na our oyel!!!

Then to cap it all, bad govrs!!!

P. E. R. I. O. D !!!


Could not agree less bro...even though e be Like say you sef vex talk am .

Lol
Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by Nobody: 9:39pm On Nov 14, 2017
true-bad leadership,millitancy etc played a part in warri cites fall to decadence, but the biggest factor is that there where cheaper alternatives to warri in its dominant oil and gas sector.
Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by roundman: 9:50pm On Nov 14, 2017
xxyz17:
Even shell is currently relocating to either off shores or PH. Warri has never been this dry. Maybe it could be because of the excesses of our boys?
Bros,you have said it all.our youth drove all the multinationals away especially uvwie youths.today every where is shadow of itself,nothing is happening in the town again criminality hols sway.
Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by jodeci(m): 9:56pm On Nov 14, 2017
I feel for the town,as dry as ever,nothing currently thrives in the city apart from crimes and bunkering
Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by denko(m): 10:55pm On Nov 14, 2017
Which City has not fallen in Nigeria. Why shouting Waffi mata hear

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Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by ANOWEDGREAT: 1:54am On Nov 15, 2017
dayokanu:
The crisis between Ijaw, Itshekiri and Urhobo destroyed all economic activities and forced all foreigners and indegenes out

The lack of economic activities brought aout Poverty and consequent militancy

Then the coming of democracy instead of empowering the people made them poorer

U have summarized it all the real problem of warri is the Ijaws, uhrobos and the itsekiris who are the three major tribes of the area, there is too much division and mistrust amongst them this was what made gej not to commission and complete the epz gas project which could have provided thousands of jobs for the indigens of the area but infightings amongst them about the real ownership of the land where this project was sited could not make gej to commission it before he left office. So the whole blame of the situation of warri should go to the pple of the area for inability to come together to map out a better future for their generations yet unborn.
Re: WARRI - Where Did It All Go Wrong? by kuntash: 8:40am On Feb 07, 2018
dayokanu:
The crisis between Ijaw, Itshekiri and Urhobo destroyed all economic activities and forced all foreigners and indegenes out

The lack of economic activities brought aout Poverty and consequent militancy

Then the coming of democracy instead of empowering the people made them poorer

worthy to note too that some political arithmetic plays some roles as well.

for example, I got to watch a documentary about Bomadi being the original dockyard for repairs of ships, there were no issues with the 3 major tribes by then, the reason for its relocation is something questionable -

UAC also had their base there --

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