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Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by NkanAkpanika: 11:08am On Feb 26, 2021
kenny714433:
Akwa Ibom state have very sweet road network.
This road will beat that painted shot Kaduna people normally show everyday as their state achievement.


That doesn't absolve Udom as a failure. His "little little" projects is dragging us backward. we can't wait to breath fresh air come 2023.
Lol. Have you visited eastern obolo recently , if not try and visit then thank me later.
We don't only have good roads but good networking too
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by kenny714433(m): 11:14am On Feb 26, 2021
NkanAkpanika:

Lol. Have you visited eastern obolo recently , if not try and visit then thank me later.
We don't only have good roads but good networking too


I've visited Eastern Obolo of recent, that's why I can affairm that we are doing well in road connectivity.

He is currently constructing one in Ika LGA, I pray he finishes the project. That would mean I'll travel all the way from the Ika, to Uyo without experiencing what bad road means.

If only we can generate and use our own power, if only...

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Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by BastardWike: 11:16am On Feb 26, 2021
NkanAkpanika:

I don't need to insult you , since your moniker is not familiar but read the full article again and also show were all those states you listed are found in the table below

Lol, can't you see you've proved me right with your own statistics grin grin

From that table, you can deduce that Cross River has the largest concentration of palm production, followed by Akwa Ibom, then Abia and Imo States. Yet you claimed to have 70% of the output shocked shocked

Can't you see that no state actually produces more than 25% of palm production considering that Cross River is 240,000, Akwa Ibom 240,000, Abia 150,000, and Imo also in excess of 100,000?

Make una fear God small na grin grin

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Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by Veiilaa(f): 11:33am On Feb 26, 2021
Nice

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Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by captainamiedi1: 11:36am On Feb 26, 2021
Omoluabi1stborn:
Lol, Nigerians sha.

Anyways, its better than looting the money.

Delta and Bayelsa nah Palm oil Una dey produce?

Or too much looters looting the state

Na looters, deve boys and yahoo boys we dey produce

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Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by NkanAkpanika: 11:37am On Feb 26, 2021
kenny714433:



I've visited Eastern Obolo of recent, that's why I can affairm that we are doing well in road connectivity.

He is currently constructing one in Ika LGA, I pray he finishes the project. That would mean I'll travel all the way from the Ika, to Uyo without experiencing what bad road means.

If only we can generate and use our own power, if only...
Ok. The eastern obolo own am saying is the industrial clusters on project currently going on.
You said he is a failure.. so.am telling you he is doing extremely well. Under PPP agreement they are currently building a refinery, gas processing plant , fertilizer processing plant , shell NGL gas plant and Sterling oil production and exploration company site at eastern obolo..And the way they are building those projects on a day and night basic, udom really want to commission them before leaving office .
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by Henix(m): 11:38am On Feb 26, 2021
Ákwá-Ibom is working

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Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by platido(m): 11:45am On Feb 26, 2021
Rubbish, Rubbish Rubbish. Is not own by Government but big lips governor
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by GreaterFuture3: 11:45am On Feb 26, 2021
That's Good, A fertile State like Akwa Ibom should have more of that.
Oil should be a blessing not a Curse.


I can Supply you Maize, Soyabean etc. In large quantities

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Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by NkanAkpanika: 11:47am On Feb 26, 2021
platido:
Rubbish, Rubbish Rubbish. Is not own by Government but big lips governor
Are you ok?
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by Waksdabos(m): 11:47am On Feb 26, 2021
The Akwa Iboms have such resources, yet they are littered all over Nigeria hustling and doing menial jobs. Why not assemble at home and tap into this massive resources.
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by NkanAkpanika: 11:50am On Feb 26, 2021
Waksdabos:
The Akwa Iboms have such resources, yet they are littered all over Nigeria hustling and doing menial jobs. Why not assemble at home and tap into this massive resources.
You can say that to the Chinese or even the Southeasterners. Progressive people don't stay in one place .

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Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by Nobody: 11:51am On Feb 26, 2021
NkanAkpanika:

Yeah because Nigeria is a big country man ... For you to have something you produce to feed 70% of the most populous black country in the world, sure your product is the biggest .

Nigeria is not big.

And Nigerias population is a farce
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by NkanAkpanika: 11:53am On Feb 26, 2021
Waksdabos:
The Akwa Iboms have such resources, yet they are littered all over Nigeria hustling and doing menial jobs. Why not assemble at home and tap into this massive resources.
You can say that to the Chinese or even the Southeasterners... Progressive people don't stay in one place .
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by webdev209: 11:53am On Feb 26, 2021
Good one

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Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by Donspicey: 11:53am On Feb 26, 2021
Mikecold:
Don't get me wrong
Akwa ibom has the biggest mass choir gathering if am not mistaking.

Imo has the biggest statue in Africa

Those are the things am talking about

Abeg how many people dey dat choir?....

As for that palm oil production,it has provided job for lots of people...

Which other impact do u want?....

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Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by NkanAkpanika: 11:53am On Feb 26, 2021
Waksdabos:
The Akwa Iboms have such resources, yet they are littered all over Nigeria hustling and doing menial jobs. Why not assemble at home and tap into this massive resources.
You can say that to the Chinese or even the Southeasterners... Progressive people don't stay in one place
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by angelfallz(m): 11:53am On Feb 26, 2021
Please explain why you think gullies by the side of the road are not needed.


Lubumbashi:
In this 21st century, Nigerian leaders are still building roads with deep gullies by the sides. Na wa.

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Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by NkanAkpanika: 11:58am On Feb 26, 2021
captainamiedi1:


Na looters, deve boys and yahoo boys we dey produce
grin
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by NkanAkpanika: 11:59am On Feb 26, 2021
Logan23:


Nigeria is not big.

And Nigerias population is a farce
Lol grin. You are funny man
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by ncoolsome(m): 11:59am On Feb 26, 2021
Lubumbashi:
In this 21st century, Nigerian leaders are still building roads with deep gullies by the sides. Na wa.

how are the roads meant to be built to avoid flooding of the road??
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by platido(m): 12:01pm On Feb 26, 2021
NkanAkpanika:

Are you ok?


Young man go do your sycophants work well with your monthly 10k stipends.we understands
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by Nobody: 12:13pm On Feb 26, 2021
99% of what you call made in Nigeria groundnut oil is made from palm fruits
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by Nobody: 12:15pm On Feb 26, 2021
Hope herdsmen will leave the plantation in peace
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by na2016: 12:17pm On Feb 26, 2021
To be honest, are these not basic infrastructure that a state should provide? Why are we celebrating a father sending his son/daughter to school?
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by Bbbwings: 12:17pm On Feb 26, 2021
BastardWike:


SMH, if it is not "the biggest this" "the largest that" or "ultramodern" you people will not be satisfied.

Look at how you've succeeded in making a fool of yourself with that ridiculous statistics you obviously pulled out from your a**se. It may interest you to know that virtually most SE and SS states have large state owned oil palm estates. The one in Imo State at Ohaji is equally massive, there are others in Edo, Abia etc. Again, most parts of Southern Nigeria falls under the rain forest belt where palm trees grow in the wild.

Funny dude grin grin
grin grin grin
The guy dey do lori iro challenge
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by Nobody: 12:19pm On Feb 26, 2021
Where did you get your nearly 70% stats from?
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by na2016: 12:20pm On Feb 26, 2021
NkanAkpanika:

You can say that to the Chinese or even the Southeasterners... Progressive people don't stay in one place

Logically this doesn't add up. Chinese do not engage in menial jobs neither do southeasterners as asserted by you.
Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by Lifestone(m): 12:20pm On Feb 26, 2021
Lubumbashi:
In this 21st century, Nigerian leaders are still building roads with deep gullies by the sides. Na wa.
What's the modern way. I want to learn

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Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by udemzyudex(m): 12:22pm On Feb 26, 2021
Kinematics:



Why can't you open a thread without adding lies for once?

Them swear for you with lies?

Oga refute his lies naa and stop whining like a kid.

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Re: Road To Ikot Akpan Afaha, Palm Tree Plantation Site In Akwa Ibom (Photos) by Igboid: 12:26pm On Feb 26, 2021
NkanAkpanika:

I don't need to insult you , since your moniker is not familiar but read the full article again and also show were all those states you listed are found in the table below

Imo state seem to have more medium and small scale as well as estate plantations than Akwa Ibom.
While Akwaibom have by far the largest wild groove.

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