₦airaland Forum

tsdarkside:
the old eastern region doesnt exist no more...get used to it...

what ojukwu declared back then was illegal to start with anyways....

IfeanyiYagazie:
U must be high on fura da nunu.
The old eastern region has been in existance and governed by past eastern premiers such as mbadiwe,micheal okpara,nnamdi azikiwe and ojukwu before ojukwu's declaration of biafra in 1967.
Cross-river hm indigenes has enjoyed and maintained harmony and good relationship wit their Igbo brodas.

For the last time you dumb aaboki shud desist frm my mentions.

Danny287:
The first surface mount technology (SMT) digital set top box manufacturing plant in West Africa has commence production in Calabar, the Cross River State capital.

The plant, operated by Gospell Digital Technology was commissioned today Thursday by Cross River Governor, Senator Ben Ayade who said the state will partner the company to ensure it breaks the difficult terrain to ensure broadcasting is made easier and information delivered more efficiently.

“We have very difficult terrain in Cross River and it is very difficult to transmit,” Ayade said, adding that: “We will on proper negotiation, be placing an order today for 5,000 set top boxes.”

Mr. Ayade said the smart city project of the state which is nearing completion will provide a backbone for a smart technology integration and disclosed that the installation of hotspots for the 12 Kilometer Carnival Calabar route has been completed.

On local content, the Governor said that: “Most importantly we will like to see technology transfer,” and promised that the state aside given tax incentives will purchase 10 STBs for every Cross Riverian employed by the company.

He said that he hoped the country will be able to wholly own and operate a technology center and maintained that the breakthrough by Gospell technology starts “the journey towards decoupling the black man from depending on the white man.”
The Chairman of the company, Mazi Sam Ohuabunwa in his remarks commended the federal government for it’s “thorough” planning and implementation of the digital switchover system and said it was the reason all were gathered there.

“We are here because at some point in the history of this country, the country decided to digitalize and move away from analogue practices especially in the area of communication,” he said.

He continued: “The government was thorough in planning the switchover ensuring that every stakeholder played a role.”

Mr. Ohuabunwa said the company decided to participate in the provision of set top boxes and disclosed that the company has set up two factories in Calabar.

“We have two factories here, a factory to assembly and a factory to produce as part of its backward integration,” said Mr. Samuel who also disclosed the company plans to go into everything electronic using indigenous technology.

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/crossriverwatch.com/2017/10/ayade-lai-mohammed-commissions-first-decoder-manufacturing-plant-in-west-africa/amp/

Jbleenk:
When countries like uk �� switched over in 2006 we in Naija are still deliberating on when to switch over 11yrs after. Does this mean we are 11yr behind in technology?

tsdarkside:
what ojukwu declared back then was illegal...ojukwu didnt consult the leaders of the delta today back then,thats why biafra lost the delta very quick and the igbos in todays delta were pointed out...read your history....

Danny287:
The first surface mount technology (SMT) digital set top box manufacturing plant in West Africa has commence production in Calabar, the Cross River State capital.

The plant, operated by Gospell Digital Technology was commissioned today Thursday by Cross River Governor, Senator Ben Ayade who said the state will partner the company to ensure it breaks the difficult terrain to ensure broadcasting is made easier and information delivered more efficiently.

“We have very difficult terrain in Cross River and it is very difficult to transmit,” Ayade said, adding that: “We will on proper negotiation, be placing an order today for 5,000 set top boxes.”

Mr. Ayade said the smart city project of the state which is nearing completion will provide a backbone for a smart technology integration and disclosed that the installation of hotspots for the 12 Kilometer Carnival Calabar route has been completed.

On local content, the Governor said that: “Most importantly we will like to see technology transfer,” and promised that the state aside given tax incentives will purchase 10 STBs for every Cross Riverian employed by the company.

He said that he hoped the country will be able to wholly own and operate a technology center and maintained that the breakthrough by Gospell technology starts “the journey towards decoupling the black man from depending on the white man.”
The Chairman of the company, Mazi Sam Ohuabunwa in his remarks commended the federal government for it’s “thorough” planning and implementation of the digital switchover system and said it was the reason all were gathered there.

“We are here because at some point in the history of this country, the country decided to digitalize and move away from analogue practices especially in the area of communication,” he said.

He continued: “The government was thorough in planning the switchover ensuring that every stakeholder played a role.”

Mr. Ohuabunwa said the company decided to participate in the provision of set top boxes and disclosed that the company has set up two factories in Calabar.

“We have two factories here, a factory to assembly and a factory to produce as part of its backward integration,” said Mr. Samuel who also disclosed the company plans to go into everything electronic using indigenous technology.

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/crossriverwatch.com/2017/10/ayade-lai-mohammed-commissions-first-decoder-manufacturing-plant-in-west-africa/amp/

IfeanyiYagazie:
Its like u dnt knw the difference between biafra and the old eastern region.
sorry, i can't educate you. bye!

Pidginwhisper:
Hey Alade Aka pig..shey na the era of Eastern Region we dey?? Show me where he meant am...Oga you better no jump to your death the way you jump enter my mention.Kurege!!

IfeanyiYagazie:
Anum pama. its like u'r havin comprehension issues all the same i dnt blame you i only blame whoever gave u that tecno phone u'r using to type poo here.
onye iberibe. biko puta n'uzor. EZI

kenbee:
All I see is a ceremonial display/launch of made in China but coupled in Nigeria decoder

tsdarkside:
go joor...you have no arguments...you just like defending nonesense because you think you are smarter than everybody else around you...

....arrrrrrggggghhhh...

you igbos are soooo annoying....

kenbee:
And you believed that? My brother, I'm an electrical and electronic engineer and I understand what that takes.

tsdarkside:
you are so annoying..

400billionman:
Wrong.wrong wrong.

Stable economic growth is number 1

luorquay:
Uncle what are the ingredients or components that would form the stable economic growth?? If the small kiosk hairdresser can get about 12hrs steady light, the shoe cobbler doesn't have to worry about getting fuel to run his small filing machine, the welder doesn't need to power a generator to weld, how then would be economy not be stable?? Na this kind large plant wey nor see electricity wan survive the long run?? Na we the consumers go bear the brunt pass when the price go begin increase

Sibe007:
Very good one.....What is Delta State doing o....and Bayelsa too

charliboy654:
I heard delta state doesn't have a 2017 budget. Delta state govt cannot provide 2017 budget.

IfeanyiYagazie:
Hey U beta crawl bck to the hole u crawled out frm. Whats ur problem ?
Why do u want to derail dis thread by all means ?
Whether you hate Igbo or not no one gives a f**k. Ur hate hadn't stopped my business from moving. U can go nd die for all i care and for ur information if u like call us annoyin we'll continue givin ur likes high bp. Am stil wonderin the tribe dis dummy crawl out frm.

OldBeer:
Cross river is not south east.
Thank you.

IfeanyiYagazie:
U'r damn ryt bro. U jhux spoke ma mind.