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NLandIsHypocrit:
Only an irredeemable gullible moronic dunce will believe that someone with such disgusting reasoning is a genuine member of IPOB and even close to Nnamdi Kanu

Funny thing, there are loads of people with such disgusting reaaoning like the guy who are ipob members

Ugomba:
you see why I said that yolobas are our number one enemies?
I proudly hate them.
I know these people, they are evil and satanic.
I dealth with one ,a corper who entered my trap yesterday in Asaba

Written English sef hard you
Ndo

Udmaster:
its greediness.
Pdp are done with their zoning and that's final.
Am not interested in your elections.
Tone down on ur hatred

Good, people like me actually believe that PDP electing a SW is a wrong strategy for the zone.
Let the parties do away with zoning and let see who will cry marginalization past

Udmaster:
Yorubas and their ways sometimes is somehow.
U had obasanjo as an 8years president under pdp, osibanjo vice president under Apc and now you want PDP to give fayose vice president.
Is this not greediness?
Tufiakwa.
Uche secondus for the national chairman PdP

It's not greed, it's cold hard politics

TonyeBarcanista:
PDP NEED the SW 100%

The igbo OP think otherwise
Na so dem deceive Ebele till that one fucccked up.

Ugomba:
OK but save that post and keep the memory.

Just a small threat of quit notice, all of una dey tremble.
Its ONLY Igbos that any part of Nigeria can threaten like that

Ugomba:
check between Nigeria and Biafra army, who lost more men.
We are not cowards like yolobas who were defeated by dahomey women.
You will see the beast soon.
There are many secret planning going on.
Let me stop here to keep the secret

Sharrraaaap dia ibo boy
I will go to bed when an igbo man threaten fire in Nigeria.
We are talking of animals with horns, the snail sef dey show face

PointB:
We don't hate Hausa. Callng someone almajiri doesn't mean you hate them. It's just like calling yoruba Afonja and conehead. It's doesn't mean we hate them. There are aspect of their behaviour we may not like, but hate in far fetched.

Igbos have voted Yoruba, Fulanis, and Ijaw. Whence from the hate? The only place I detect hate if from your belly. Purge yourself of it.

And you should stop spurting what you have no idea of.

When your brothers were seaching out for them in buses some few months ago in the East , it was to offer them cake right?
You think eveyone have short memory like you guys

Ugomba:
Blood will flow in this zoo soonest.
Rwanda genocide will be a childsplay to it.

Hehehehehehehehh see ibo man sef dey threaten Nigerians with bloodshed
Wonder shall never end

NLandIsHypocrit:
Is obvious you have no point to make and you're scavenging for one, that's why you're bringing the way about of Nnamdi Kanu in the argument.

Is the post not about your new saviour?.The dead saviour

NLandIsHypocrit:
I would have done exactly as you said if I were to be myopic as you, but since I'm not, I can't waste my time joining issues with a certified dementia, because you know what?......

Even if the truth is splash on your face, you will still deny as long as it doesn't suit your warped narrative.
Where is Cownu Nnamddudi

By Sijibomi Ogundele 30th Nov 2017

Ikoyi Crescent’s majestic world-class structures constantly prove that diligence and perseverance are the only guarantees of success. Some build mansions, while others build maisonettes, but one fundamental difference between successful people and those who struggle through life is that wealthy people invest in strong reliable ASSETS, while others invest in flimsy liabilities, which they consider assets.

That’s why the rich get richer by acquiring assets while the middle class and poor get poorer by acquiring liabilities. Assets lead to wealth creation while liabilities lead to debt.

World-renowned Billionaire JD Rockefeller once said: real estate is the only dependable and safest investment asset. In 1997, there was an opportunity to invest in upper Lagos. Some billionaires bought 1,000m2 land in the exclusive Ikoyi Crescent at 50million naira. One of my uncles chose to play safe and bought some Savannah Bank stocks. Today 1,000m2 in Ikoyi has increased in value by 1000% to (N500, 000,000) Five Hundred Million Naira. Sadly, my uncle’s Savannah Bank stocks are worth nothing but court cases.

Silent Billionaire and the largest landlord in Lagos, Chief Razak Akanni Okoya is the textbook example of a true grass to grace story; billionaire at age of 30 and one of the first landlords of the Ikoyi crescent. The perfect Ikorodu to Ikoyi example, Chief Okoya’s magnificent estate was what projected the prestige of the crescent and inspired the other new billionaires.

When Elephants fight, the grass suffers. In this case, when Billionaires compete, architectural masterpieces emerge. Ikoyi Crescent is the new kid on the block. It represents the highest convergence of the wealthiest in one square mile. The likes of Billionaire Real Estate mogul Chief Razak Okoya, Chief Remi Makanjuola, Oil&Gas Nnewi Billionaire Dr. Earnest Azudialu, Billionaire MD/CEO of Pan Ocean Oil Nigeria, Dr. Festus. A. Fadeyi, second richest black woman on earth, Chief Folorunsho Alakija, Successful Entrepreneur Victor Osibodu’s Vigeo Offices, Mobil Guest House; and the uber-luxurious visually appealing NO.23, these combinations of over 20 billion dollars have changed the face of one street.

Even the roads that were once in a bad state on this prestigious street have been touched by the affluence that oozes out of the area. Dr. Festus. A. Fadeyi, MD/CEO of Pan Ocean Oil Corporation Nigeria, went the extra mile to be the messiah of the Crescent by single handedly repairing over 70% of the road. From our investigations, a reliable source revealed that this selfless Billionaire spent over 500Million naira to make the road as smooth as butter. Dr Fadeyi owns 3 houses on the street. Fully aware that he occupies the most important office in the nation- The Office of the Citizen, he took responsibility for repairing the road rather than sitting to complain and blame the government.



Still on Road Repairs, Chief Folorunsho Alakija, also contributed to giving a face-lift to sections of the road right round her exotic Castle on the Crescent, contributing her own quota to beautifying the Crescent. These Billionaires went the extra mile to lavish their resources on what might seem to some, as the sole responsibility of the government, because they understand that your immediate environment is a direct reflection of who you are. In other words, You Are Where You Live.

However, since the sizes of their houses do not elaborate the numbers in their bank accounts, how do we judge the richest? Is it by the elegance of their homes, the evidence of their diligence and business savvy or their contributions to making the crescent the most superior one in Lagos? One wonders if Chief Odogwu’s controversial uncompleted and abandoned twin 15-storey hotel of 340 rooms would have been the cream of the crop had the controversial property been long finished. The architectural designs and 3D pictures are so amazing that we strongly believe that this hotel (if completed) will compete in the league of the best hotels in West Africa.

Aside the prominent existing properties on the road such as the US Consulate General’s Residence, new arrivals in the lush area include Fidelity Bank’s private banking office. Apart from being home to private properties of prominent Nigerians and expatriates, Ikoyi Crescent also harbours the silently rich. It is even rumoured that former Delta State Governor- James Ibori also lives on the prestigious crescent. Many people say Ikoyi is Ikoyi. Let’s be clear. There is a huge difference between living on Awolowo road in Ikoyi and living in Ikoyi Crescent. It’s like comparing Ghana jollof with Naija jollof, just because they are both rice.

Show me your neighbor and I will tell you, who you are.

While Ikoyi Crescent truly exudes the supremacy of luxury living, living in Banana Island is an entirely different ball game; a unique society reserved for the vital few. '' This is my view of Banana Island ''

Of course, we all know that Banana Island and Ikoyi Crescent cannot be compared to the Bishop Avenue of London or the Avenue Foch of Paris, France, which are the most expensive and prestigious streets in the world. Now for Nigerians, and most importantly HNIs, what we seek in Sokoto, sits right here in our Sokoto. Some people may wonder, what differentiates Ikoyi crescent from Banana Island? Though they might be of same social standard but I would like to clarify few points:

1. No poor man or middle class lives in Banana. 80% of Nigeria’s wealthiest people live here.

2. It is Africa’s largest community of ultra high net worth individuals.

3. More than 1,200 Managing Directors of Top Multinationals live in Banana Island.

4. It is the most secure estate in Africa.

5. The roads are in excellent condition.

6. Excellent infrastructure and constant power supply eliminates or drastically reduces generator noise or pollution.

7. In terms of serenity, it provides an enviable ambience for jogging on secured roads which cannot be compared to the rowdiness of sharing road-user rights with vehicles when jogging on Ikoyi - Lekki Link Bridge.





Quality knows neither race nor place. It only answers to excellence. It is therefore no surprise that the latest addition to the Sujimoto developments is nowhere but in Africa’s most prestigious estate, Banana Island, an environment that resonates with our principle of ASSET maximization. Our choice of projects and most importantly choice of location is one of our biggest competitive advantages. This is one of the reasons why our desire and assiduous efforts to change Africa’s luxury space continue to attract international recognition and awards. My commitment to ensure investors get value for their money will never change. This is one of the elements, which drives our vision as a Luxury real estate organization.





You are a reflection of your neighbour. The mogul whom the Ikoyi Crescent is now named after Chief Folorunsho Alakija has expanded the frontiers of her success by constantly challenging herself and beating her own records, progressing on the principle that only those who attempt the odd can achieve the impossible. Alakija has pushed herself to the point of becoming one of the world’s richest women. What many do not know about Alakija is that her passion for entrepreneurship is closely matched by her zest for philanthropy, as at 2016, figures available showed her Rose of Sharon Foundation had been able to fend for 2,751 widows, 963 children, and 66 orphans. Alakija’s contemporary edifice on the self-named crescent exudes exquisite taste and class, which the crescent has come to represent – a merger of oil money and all round evident success. But then, we should never forget the prestige and supreme exclusivity of Banana Island, home to one of Africa’s wealthiest sons.



Quickly, I must draw the distinction that not all landed properties can be labeled ASSETS; some are liabilities. It is a costly imitation that has led to many limitations. In my view, ignorance can prove to be the biggest liability. Some investments present themselves as assets, but deep down they are hidden liabilities. Succinctly put, to own a property in Ikoyi crescent is synonymous with owning a property in Banana Island, but there are distinctions. Either way, to qualify, you must be among the ultra rich who are part of a cabal network of Nigeria’s progressive and affluent few.



As seen across the world, the one percent rule of wealth readily holds true to our environment. A very restricted 1% of the people in our society control about 99% of the wealth; hence, the price to acquire 20,000m2 of land in Ikoyi Crescent would buy you 2,000,000m2 of land in Lekki. Now I am not by any means trying to belittle Lekki, but the numbers do not lie.

https://www./ikoyi-crescent-vs-banana-island-new-beverly-hills-luxury-ogundele/

dieBYfire:
[s]I just don't want you to DBF because you may be burnt beyond recognition don't forget how black you are, so it make look like a burnt offering to Sango, Ogun or Nnamdi Kanu[/s]

Transssgender sheemalee, you are not qualify to talk where I do as you are too confused about what you are as human.

dieBYfire:
[s]Oga leave Ibo matter even we the Yoruba's are tired ! The way you carry this matter on ur back you may end up having a Hunched-Back!
Swallow ur pride like me !i have also dumped the demonic party because I dont wanna die by fire[/s]

Your inconsequential opinion. You can die by fire for all I care.

tashashiel:
go to hell

After you and your entire household.

NLandIsHypocrit:
I urge everyone on this forum to ignore both the OP and the controversial faceless facebook account in their propaganda to rubbish the most envied name of IPOB. I'm a hardcore member of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) there is no genuine member of IPOB that will make such statements, I mean there's no sense or meaning what so ever in the propagandry junks. That is part of the unrelenting efforts by the inimical propagandry mercenaries to undertone the good image and records of IPOB, but they're bound to fail.

If I were you, I will go on facebook and search for that guy and send him a piece of my mind. Stop ranting on NL when you have your man.

Stingman:
Just that your coward python hate dancing in the desert of Boronu, Adamawa, Taraba. Why.

If the pythons should deploy half of the arsenal it's using in Borno to the SE, trust me there will not be one single soul living in Ibo land again.

36STATES:
While their leaders live in decent buildings, the majority who are poor defecate openly in public.
People of Ibadan should demolish those rusty brown roofs or call Igbos in to develop the city like they did in Lagos.

They should sale those mud houses, even with their father's grave to the real developers to do the needful.

You have sold your own intelligence for a 30cl of gatohate bottle.

Is it that all the ibos shouting Biafra some few months ago on this plaform left and new set of ibos now shouting Atiku joined the forum newly?

Just like una shouted GEJ till 2019 to Biafra or death, but have all changed mode to Atikulating, we will watch again in 2018 as you change mode again.

Dont forget the python is still well and alive ready to dance

tashashiel:
[s]Stop that afonja or Igbo thing. this is de problem we have... Buhari might win 2019 election bcause pple keep mixing region with politics which produces little result[/s]

Please don't quote me again.

tashashiel:
I will personally vote saraki for 2019 president.

You want to vote a real afonja man ?

Kingsley10000:
....it's now Crystal clear that ipob and igbos are still bereaved because of GEJ 's demise in politics,that's what prompted biafran agitation

But Nigerians will never allow ibos to determine the political direction of the country as they are move more by hateful impulse than rational and logical causes.

BiafraBushBoy:
On a scale of 1 - 10, can you rank Bulljari's IQ? As compared to Atiku's

Give us Atiku bio and let see the trajectory to his stupendous wealth.
We will not allow igbos because of their deep seated hate for Buhari land us from frying pan to fire.

BiafraBushBoy:
Dear troll, not all Igbos are ipobs. Do I need to take you to a kindergarten to understand that?

But I can tell you something for sure, and that is everyone has rejected your saviour and messiah Bullhari.

Is it that all the ibos shouting Biafra some few months ago on this plaform left and new set of ibos now shouting Atiku joined the forum newly?

Just like una shouted GEJ till 2019 to Biafra or death, but have all changed mode to Atikulating, we will watch again in 2018 as you change mode again.

Dont forget the python is still well and alive ready to dance.

Elnino4ladies:
IPOB will die today

Ipob died with Nnamdi Kanu

Proud

SalamRushdie:
Kano is filled over 1 million homeless people who always get excited when they see a motorcade...BTW 10 Kanos cannot stop the resolve of true Nigerians to throw this cold war relic called Buhari out of Aso Rock

No wahala, PEJ said worst things in 2015.
Those same homeless people as you disdainfully called them will still influence the direction of the election with their PVC

PDP must run away from that word call IMPOSITION
It will eventually and finally kill the party

mercyp001:
i can see dat your thinking is too shallow.

Get away...go and face your studies and stop wasting your pocket money on data

mercyp001:
Well,i can see dat u do not even knw d meaning of illiterate.

It’s clear from the way you write that you are still struggling with WAEC

mercyp001:
Chairman of Zombies

I’m sure you can’t define in your own words what zombies mean but parroting what other mentality chanlleged deplorable are saying
Ipob youths are illiterates