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Keep it coming guys. Good job.

I did not post these information for chestbeating but I am only creating an awareness about the amount of assets we have outside our shores. These businesses pay taxes to other government which in turn use it to spite us that we are not productive. I still have many names I am yet to publish which I will publish later. These are very important and resourceful people operating outside our shores. We need to start looking into important issues and try as much as possible to remedy our mistakes.

There are very many industrialists from the region whose businesses are not SEO certified, making it difficult for us to search for their businesses online. We also have very many importers and exporters taking products and goods to angola, gabon, s/leone, and other countries in the world. We have major suppliers in china (more than 100 garment makers in china alone), we have quite a number of them who still maintain human to human business transactions.

Be proud of your people nwannem

Doublecheck:
I advice you go to bed cause this thread will be to hot for you, cause I am just getting started with Oil and Gas before I move to other sectors, why are you trying to give the beautiful woman identity crisis, you want to infect her with the sickness you are suffering from, if not for your ancestral madness why would you assume that a sane Esan or Benin person will bear one Name from Benin and the other from Esan and a English name then where is here surname Olodo, free you mind from hate and accept the beautiful Igbo lady.

Nah, everyone can see that the ancestral madness is oozing from you! In your bid to beat your chest, you have decided to classify an Edo lady as an Igbo woman! Tufiakwa. Is there no end to your lies? And can you not purge yourself of the hatred in your soul?

laudate:
Nah, everyone can see that the ancestral madness is oozing from you! In your bid to beat your chest, you have decided to classify an Edo lady as an Igbo woman! Tufiakwa. Is there no end to your lies? And can you not purge yourself of the hatred in your soul?

Mister, I have a question for you. I have been silently watching you for years here and I have noticed your innate hatred for the Igbo ethnic group,though you claimed to not be a Yoruba.
Now,my question is WHAT IS REALLY WRONG WITH YOU ? Are you mentally sick or what ? You spend the greater portion of your time on the net fermenting and spreading hate against a group who share a country with you. There is definitely something wrong somewhere with you,psychologically. A normal human being doesn't behave like this....You live a life of hate and that is disturbing. You need to review your lifestyle. Good morning.

Develpeast:
I did not post these information for chestbeating but I am only creating an awareness about the amount of assets we have outside our shores. These businesses pay taxes to other government which in turn use it to spite us that we are not productive. I still have many names I am yet to publish which I will publish later. These are very important and resourceful people operating outside our shores. We need to start looking into important issues and try as much as possible to remedy our mistakes.

There are very many industrialists from the region whose businesses are not SEO certified, making it difficult for us to search for their businesses online. We also have very many importers and exporters taking products and goods to angola, gabon, s/leone, and other countries in the world. We have major suppliers in china (more than 100 garment makers in china alone), we have quite a number of them who still maintain human to human business transactions.

Be proud of your people nwannem

See upside down essay.


The whole thread is full of false claims stolen achievements, fraudulent posts and lies.



Shameless people.

Afonja come and compare

Emeka okoye

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deomelo:
See upside down essay.


The whole thread is full of false claims stolen achievements, fraudulent posts and lies.



Shameless people.

I have been posting since why haven't picked one lie?

Or you afraid that we still many more to paste?

Your threads are filled so many essays that's why they fill up a page so fast. After one company you paste, you will spend like two other threads praising the man. That's why your thread is much.

OMANBALA1:
Mister, I have a question for you. I have been silently watching you for years here and I have noticed your innate hatred for the Igbo ethnic group,though you claimed to not be a Yoruba.
Now,my question is WHAT IS REALLY WRONG WITH YOU ? Are you mentally sick or what ? You spend the greater portion of your time on the net fermenting and spreading hate against a group who share a country with you. There is definitely something wrong somewhere with you,psychologically. A normal human being doesn't behave like this....You live a life of hate and that is disturbing. You need to review your lifestyle. Good morning.

I do not hate Igbos. I hate IPOB. And I have explained the reasons for my stance in so many threads. They use hate speech, spew bile, vilify whole ethnic groups, and launch derogatory remarks against anyone who does not share their view. And if anyone does that to me, I reply them in kind, using the same coin. Abi, na who be mumu?

Someone is telling blatant lies on this thread, and even used the words 'ancestral madness' in his response to my post, but you conveniently did not see that, I guess. Or did you just choose to ignore it? Do you expect me to clap for him? Instead you took up your keyboard to ask who is mentally sick? Maybe you are referring to your own self, or your fellow Igbo brother that has been churning out deceit on this thread. Who knows? So Oga, direct your question to the guy who responded to my earlier post. Your people are experts at spreading hate. Others like me, merely respond to them in the same vein or pay them back in their own coin. Simple.

Now, kindly get the fvck off my mentions if you have nothing of value to add. Thank you!

If we can get the attention of our brothers here, we can use this medium as a rallying point to build our home through innovations and expertise.

As you can see, we have the right minds.

Develpeast:
I have been posting since why haven't picked one lie?

Or you afraid that we still many more to paste?

Your threads are filled so many essays that's why they fill up a page so fast. After one company you paste, you will spend like two other threads praising the man. That's why your thread is much.

Just because you you switch IDs back and forth doesn't mean you haven't been busted.

Evans Nwankwo


From one employee and one $350,000 project in the company’s first year, Megen Construction has grown to employ 57, posting revenue of more than $40 million. The firm has been involved in many high-profile Greater Cincinnati projects, including the Fountain Square revitalization, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and

Its owner, Evans Nwankwo, is a native of Nigeria whose family was uprooted by Nigeria’s civil war in the late 1960s. Despite his father's passing just before his 10th birthday, Evans and his 12 brothers and sisters all completed their education and went on to college. Evans attended Texas A&M University. In 1982, he earned a degree in building construction engineering.

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Oo who also leads innovation and product design at OnePage has degrees in Electrical/Electronic Engineering (UNIBEN) and Electronic Business Management (Warwick University). He is an ex-student of Kings College, Lagos.

Oo who hails from Anambra State hopes to inspire a new cadre of Nigerian entrepreneurs through education and mentoring. Oo is surely one to watch.

deomelo:
Just because you you switch IDs back and forth doesn't mean you haven't been busted.

It is glaring you don't have content. Just go somewhere else to ring like a bell.

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Ijeoma’s research in pharmaceutical nanoscience has provided insights into nanoparticle design for drug delivery, producing nanosystems (nanomedicines) that promote oral drug absorption and drug transport to the brain for example. Ijeoma and Andreas Schatzlein have also designed an anti-cancer gene medicine that is currently in pre-clinical development.

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Igbos too much ooo

Develpeast:
It is glaring you don't have content. Just go somewhere else to ring like a bell.

What is glaring is you and your like beating chest all over the place that you own everything in Nigeria, but instead of showing us everything you own in Nigeria, you are stealing other people's achievements, lying, posting fraudulent posts and clams, recycling and repeating the same posts page after page.


Now that you ran out of lies and posts to repeat, it's posting rubbish about best student in the US and irrelevant nonsense that has nothing to do with Nigeria.


No, you should close shop if you have nothing better to post.

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A Japanese country that is owned by nwafor

deomelo:
What is glaring is you and your like beating chest all over the place that you own everything in Nigeria, but instead of showing us everything you own in Nigeria, you are stealing other people's achievements, lying, posting fraudulent posts and clams, recycling and repeating the same posts page after page.


Now that you ran out of lies and posts to repeat, it's posting rubbish about best student in the US and irrelevant nonsense that has nothing to do with Nigeria.


No, you should close shop if you have nothing better to post.

I found out you came here today looking for what you can ejaculate with but lo and behold you found nothing. It must be painful seeing that you were disgraced today. You checked and checked but was still seeing the beauty of the Igbo tribe.

I don't have any case with your people but stop hating on my people because it will not help you.

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laudate:
I do not hate Igbos. I hate IPOB. And I have explained the reasons for my stance in so many threads. They use hate speech, spew bile, vilify whole ethnic groups, and launch derogatory remarks against anyone who does not share their view. And if anyone does that to me, I reply them in the same coin. Abi, na who be mumu?

Someone is telling blatant lies on this thread, and even used the words 'ancestral madness' in his response to my post, but you conveniently did not see that, I guess. Or did you just choose to ignore it? Do you expect me to clap for him? Instead you took up your keyboard to ask who is mentally sick? Maybe you are referring to your own self, or your fellow Igbo brother that has been churning out deceit on this thread. Who knows? So Oga, direct your question to the guy who responded to my earlier post. Your people are experts at spreading hate. Others like me, merely respond to them in the same vein or pay them back in their own coin. Simple.

Now, kindly get the fvck off my mentions if you have nothing of value to add. Thank you!

Your transgressions are well documented. It didn't start here. You dont hate IPOB,that's just a weak attempt to cover your senseless hate towards the Igbo ethnic group. You are everywhere spreading hate,I see you in the the culture section,politics and everything that has ethnic undertone on it.

I thought you were just a hate monger but I will add LIAR to that...If you are gonna be online spewing bile do it courageously and own up to it. Nobody can make you do what you don't want to do. A lot of my brothers equally have the RETARDED mentality of a hate MONGER like you but most of them don't stick around....But ,you,my NIGGA is consistent with your act which reveals a more serious mentally defect.

How can somebody spend most of his time online fighting ethnic war and spreading hate but you get upset when IPOBS call Nigeria a Zoo? ? Does most Nigerians not behave like ANIMALS ,reason why the country is not moving to any direction. You are busy and bent on fighting ethnic war but you don't see the big picture. Open your mind and see the light....There is no difference between you and those ignorant IPOBS who are running around insulting every body. You are not better than them,just on the other side of the fence. You are a typical example of the reason why black people will remain inferiors. Match on,internet soldier!

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Still gnawing about this bone. Mediocrity every where!

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Develpeast:
I found out you came here today looking for what you can ejaculate with but lo and behold you found nothing. It must be painful seeing that you were disgraced today. You checked and checked but was still seeing the beauty of the Igbo tribe.

I don't have any case with your people but stop hating on my people because it will not help you.

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Agian, the whole thread is full of repetition, lies, fraudulent claims and posts.

OMANBALA1:
Your transgressions are well documented. It didn't start here. You dont hate IPOB,that's just a weak attempt to cover your senseless hate towards the Igbo ethnic group. You are everywhere spreading hate,I see you in the the culture section,politics and everything that has ethnic undertone on it.

I thought you were just a hate monger but I will add LIAR to that...If you are gonna be online spewing bile do it courageously and own up to it. Nobody can make you do what you don't want to do. A lot of my brothers equally have the RETARDED mentality of a hate MONGER like you but most of them don't stick around....But ,you,my NIGGA is consistent with your act which reveals a more serious mentally defect.

How can somebody spend most of his time online fighting ethnic war and spreading hate but you get upset when IPOBS call Nigeria a Zoo? ? Does most Nigerians not behave like ANIMALS ,reason why the country is not moving to any direction. You are busy and bent on fighting ethnic war but you don't see the big picture. Open your mind and see the light....There is no difference between you and those ignorant IPOBS who are running around insulting every body. You are not better than them,just on the other side of the fence. You are a typical example of the reason why black people will remain inferiors. Match on,internet soldier!

Ehen, I expected you to respond with this kind of illogical rant and you did not disappoint me. You obviously have selective amnesia, so you pretended not see the insulting remarks and lies, that your brethren posted in their responses to my comments. Those who initiate and fight ethnic wars online, are your folks. The rest of us merely respond to them in kind. Now why do you still find it so hard to understand?

I guess you belong to that school of thought that believes the perpetrators of hate should be ignored because they come from your ethnic group, while those who respond in kind to their antics, should be vilified! Sorry bro,', I will not turn the other cheek, so that you and your ilk can feel good. If that offends you, too bad! We can all see how your response was launched in true IPOB fashion, full of hate and fury, signifying nothing!

But I guess you are too myopic to see that. Now, please take your own advice: "Open your mind and see the light....There is no difference between you and those ignorant IPOBS who are running around insulting every body. You are not better than them,just on the other side of the fence. You are a typical example of the reason why black people will remain inferiors." This remark describes you so well. Wow!! Clap for yourself.

If you like, buy 10 whole reams of A4 bond paper to document any real and imaginary transgressions you can see through your clouded mind. That is your own business. Everyone can read and they can all see that the 'mental defects' you mentioned, are oozing from your own end. Now for the last time, will you kindly get the fvck off my mentions permanently? Thank you!

OMANBALA1:
Your transgressions are well documented. It didn't start here. You dont hate IPOB,that's just a weak attempt to cover your senseless hate towards the Igbo ethnic group. You are everywhere spreading hate,I see you in the the culture section,politics and everything that has ethnic undertone on it.

I thought you were just a hate monger but I will add LIAR to that...If you are gonna be online spewing bile do it courageously and own up to it. Nobody can make you do what you don't want to do. A lot of my brothers equally have the RETARDED mentality of a hate MONGER like you but most of them don't stick around....But ,you,my NIGGA is consistent with your act which reveals a more serious mentally defect.

How can somebody spend most of his time online fighting ethnic war and spreading hate but you get upset when IPOBS call Nigeria a Zoo? ? Does most Nigerians not behave like ANIMALS ,reason why the country is not moving to any direction. You are busy and bent on fighting ethnic war but you don't see the big picture. Open your mind and see the light....There is no difference between you and those ignorant IPOBS who are running around insulting every body. You are not better than them,just on the other side of the fence. You are a typical example of the reason why black people will remain inferiors. Match on,internet soldier!

Look at this hypocrite.


The fact that you and ipobs think Nigeria is a zoo doesn't mean Nigeria is a zoo and if you really do believe Nigeria is a zoo, then you and the same ipobs are all animals inside the same zoo.

What an irony. You must have looked in the mirror and saw the real zoo animal.

Labeling your own country is a sad reflection of your own hatred, bitterness and tribal mentality against your own fellow Nigerians and the country you still at this very second belong to.


Hypocrite, hatred, bitterness and tribalism is written all over your bigoted essay.

Develpeast:
I found out you came here today looking for what you can ejaculate with but lo and behold you found nothing. It must be painful seeing that you were disgraced today. You checked and checked but was still seeing the beauty of the Igbo tribe.

I don't have any case with your people but stop hating on my people because it will not help you.

ignore that ugly Afonja.

He is beneath you and doesn't deserve your time here

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