sanctity454:
for doubtful Thomas, progress of work on larcade mall

sanctity454:
for doubtful Thomas, progress of work on larcade mall

asha80:
where in owerri is this located?

sanctity454:

plot 120 okohia industrial layout, beside Area L, worldbank estate owerri

sanctity454:
for doubtful Thomas, progress of work on larcade mall

beberebe:

This mall is owned by a yoruba man

beberebe:


This mall is owned by a yoruba man

asha80:
if only there would be a cinema inside the mall

beberebe:


This mall is owned by a yoruba man

Ofodirinwa:


The amount of private citizens that are donating millions to PDP in order to oust Okorocha will shock you. Okorocha has deeply offended many with making Imo a disgrace, his cowardly cow-towing to Buhari even as Buhari killed imolites, demolishing ancestoral markets, UNPAID SALARIES, and worst trying to hoist is inexperienced freeloading son in law as his heir on us like Imo State belongs in his pocket.

The among of fund PDP has amassed from donations alone exceeds anything Okorocha can muster even if he stole the state budget (and he will).

They're also aiming to stop him from reaching the senate. The opposition is powerful but building in a quiet professional way.



They will not abandon projects how they will demolish some of the useless statues that are disgracing Imo worldwide.

Eastlink:
I have always known that your interest in Biafra restoration was fake. Both you, noble zone and other cowards. I also know that many of you changed your old monikers just to achieve your evil agenda and deceive our people. Expired politicians - of which you belong - all ran into IPOB to cause disaffection and deceived many of our youths into rebellion against Buhari's government. Cowards who could not sustain opposition against the ruling regime all switched to IPOB and Avengers, Swelled it's ranks into an army of war ready youths and using fake propaganda to deceive our innocent boys to die for a battle they had no idea about. The blood of our boys slaughtered on the altar of political greed will forever hunt you and your sponsors. FFK, Fayose and Nnamdi Kanu inclusive.

Ofodirinwa:


While you're supporting IPOB on a laptop, I'm supporting them with my hard earned money and marching on the street. I'm giving you news about PDP growing and you're telling me that you're more IPOB than me? If i was ignorant of the political affairs in my state I would be more authentic right? you're invincibly stupid

sanctity454:
for doubtful Thomas, progress of work on larcade mall

Eastlink:
I never supported IPOB's leadership under Kanu because I saw from the beginning that it was politically motivated. It wasn't about the restoration of Biafra, but to use IPOB as a tool to cause massive civilian unrest and destabilize the efforts of this government, just as APC used Boko-Haram and Okah's MEND to ridicule GEJ's rule. My stance became justified as events have turned out to prove the reality. Just like like every true Igbo, I was simply sympathetic to the Biafran cause, not for greed nor politics, but because it was the ideal thing to do. But ever since Kanu and PDP's diabolical plan for our people became exposed, I changed sides and became rational. I believe a maniac cannot come from oblivion and help destroy all what we've suffered to build since the end of the civil war. If Nigeria is going to disintegrate, even if it happens in the next 35 years, but let it happen naturally without us being labeled the scapegoat (part 2) by our enemies and targeted for extermination again. However, my sympathy goes out to our youths who foolishly swallowed 'dilectors' propaganda and were used as human shield for his excape.

sharpsecret:
u said kanu was political motivated..someone dat is doing well b4 comin to nigeria..som1 dat rejected millions of naira as bribe..he went to jail for years..if bokoharam was used to destabilize GEJ.why is d killin n kidnapin stil happenin under buhari..an eastener cannot be a top politian without northerneq,.they hav d votes,they hav d power,.they decide in nigeria..now if kanu is politicaly motivated why waz he against d north?

discusant:


Orlu is part of Imo state,.


I come from Orlu, live in Orlu, encounter the problems in Orlu.
I am not from Owerri.

It's only a most parochial fellow who would regard the issue I raised above as "Orlu senseless talk," or disgusting.
Your problem with Okorocha and uncompleted projects scattered around "Imo state" must have been all about projects scattered in Owerri.


Because under Okorocha government, the name Imo state has been made by most parochial people to mean Owerri.

SoNature:


Oga, go and sleep. One can never be governor for 8 years without offending people, especially in a fantastically corrupt society such as Nigeria.

Yes, I am always objective in my analysis. I can never turn a blind eye to the infrastructural revolution he has brought to the state. so, you don't mistake me for one of those Imolites with bring-his-government-down syndrome.

With your comment, someone can pass you for a PDP minion. It will be easy for a camel to pass through the eye of the needle than Imo PDP to win Imo gubernatorial election.

Imolites are likely to settle for APGA than APC or PDP

Abogwara:

Development everywhere in Owerri.

Chiwude:
You have been singing this tune since Ohakim's tenure. Are you the only fake Orlu man in this thread? What happened to that your Mandax moniker? Oga make we hear word.

Chiwude:
APGA or any other party must try and field a formidable candidacy come 2019. APC Imo is becoming a one man family party. If Rochas wants continuity as he wants us to believe, then he shouldn't field his son in law. Imo is not a property of Rochas. If he still embarks on such foolery, then he should get ready and watch his party disgraced and rejected. We don't want to see a Saraki or Tinubu family godfatherism happen in Imo state. And for PDP, they have no business returning back to Douglas house. We dont want to return Imo state back to the era of Onongono and Ghana must go politics.

sanctity454:
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Abogwara:


Where is this mall sited ? Lagos, Abuja, PH, Owerri, Enugu or Awka?

Thirteen states, including the Federal Capital Territory, attracted the sum of $5.3bn (N1.9tn) investments in the last quarter of 2017


By Ifeanyi Onuba

Thirteen states, including the Federal Capital Territory, attracted the sum of $5.3bn (N1.9tn) investments in the last quarter of 2017
investigation by our correspondent revealed on Friday.
The investments made in 22 different sectors of the economy from October to December 2017, it was gathered, were the fallout of the new initiatives of government particularly in the area of ease of doing business.

Based on the government’s official statistics, the FCT attracted the highest investment inflow with the sum of $2.68bn.
This is about 49 per cent of the entire investment inflow into the country during the three-month period.
Lagos State followed closely with $2.54bn investment, representing 47.2 per cent of the total investments into the country.
Akwa Ibom recorded an investment inflow of $124.84m; Ogun, $8.79m; Oyo, $7.03m; Delta, $5.69m; and Anambra, $3.77m.
Similarly, Enugu attracted a total investment of $644,890; Kogi, $500,000; Kano, $483,970; Bauchi, $425,000; Rivers, $384,817; and Kaduna, $89,975.
The sectors where the $5.3bn was invested are agriculture, $62.65m; banking, $543.37m; brewing, $2.3m; construction, $92.7m; consultancy, $2.06m; drilling, $0.3m; and electrical, $5.1m.
Others are financing, $122.68m; fishing, $99.4m; information Technology, $8.45m; marketing, $0.48m; oil and gas, $23.83m; production, $317.8m; and servicing, $216.45m.
The rest are hotels, $0.3m; telecoms, $191.01m; tanning, $0.52m; trading, $12.96m; transport, $0.55m; and shares, $3.68bn.

The Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun, said the huge amount, which the Federal Government was spending on infrastructure projects across the country was attracting fresh investments into the country.
She said this when a delegation of about 20 investors visited him at the headquarters of the ministry to discuss investment opportunities in Nigeria.
Adeosun told the delegation led by a former Minister of Finance, Dr. Shamsudeen Usman, that in 2017 alone, the sum of N1.2tn was released by the ministry for implementation of capital projects.
She added that the ministry was ready to make such huge release this year once the 2018 budget currently before the National Assembly was signed into law by President Muhammadu Buhari.
She said part of the cardinal focus of the administration of President Buhari was to address the infrastructure deficit in the country.
This, she added, would be achieved through targeted spending at projects that would unlock the economic potential of the country.
She described the level of interest from foreign investors in the Nigerian economy as huge, adding that very soon, these interests would translate into massive investments that would create jobs and reduce the nation’s poverty level.
Adeosun said, “It’s a great time for investors to be in Nigeria. For us, it’s a better time now than last year because finally, we think that we are beginning to address through deliberate policies some of the most stubborn problems that have held back Nigeria’s growth.
“We’ve gone through very difficult adjustments but we are seeing that the macroeconomic fundamentals are much more positive and the outlook is that they will remain positive.
“The good news is that we have actually begun to take steps in terms of reducing our (oil) benchmark price by keeping it low, allowing us to rebuild some buffers.
“Our budget is predicated on lower oil price, and for me, we are focusing on revenue because we think that is the missing part of the Nigeria jig-saw.”
She said the economy had started seeing the impact of the expanded budget of the Federal Government with massive investment in power, road and rail.
“Our commitment in solving the infrastructure challenges in Nigeria is firm because we think that is what will unlock growth in agriculture and solid minerals and make us to move away from our over-reliance on oil,” the minister added.
Usman gave some of the sectors where these investors were interested in as power, manufacturing, agriculture, solid minerals, among others.

Copyright PUNCH.

punchng.com/13-states-attract-n1-9tn-investments-in-three-months/

Abogwara:
A patriotic Southwesterner just completed this school newly at Ihiagwa in Imo State. That's one of the gains in having a detribalised Government that believes in unity of Nigeria.

BeijinDossier:
Your madness is beginning to rise again. I have warned you to focus on your thread because no one is interested in your useless Imo state one bit.






Below are the frontline Nigerian states where the real investors are heading to. Imo state is not there. Stop your propaganda or it will keep killing Imo state. I knew you would have disturbed the entire NL had your worthless state made the list.

IgboticGirl:

idiot can u just get out
what is wrong with this fool