Politics › Re: What Is The Relationship Between Benin, The Country And Benin City In Nigeria? by Ritchiee: 12:11pm On Apr 01, 2019 |
BrownRoofRep: Yeah, after Oduduwa was casted out from heaven.  That is mythology.Read up about Nri,Ogiso etc they all came from heaven mythologically. |
Politics › Re: Why Are The Yoruba So Obsessed With Igbos On Twitter? by Ritchiee: 8:52pm On Mar 31, 2019 |
goodnessme1: you forget to add how yorubas hero showed love to them by starving over 3.2 million of Igbo kids. Yorubas told Igbos not to go for war. War is hatred,hatred is war. |
Politics › Re: Why Are The Yoruba So Obsessed With Igbos On Twitter? by Ritchiee: 6:45pm On Mar 31, 2019 |
Igbos are fake people full of hatred for themselves and others. Remember when Abia sacked non indigene Igbos. Enugu had done likewise even Imo state that I always think are a little liberal like the Yorubas,have done the same.Hate is natural to them. Read the history of the Igbos and you won't be surprised that they hate so much.
They are the ones who had severally called Yorubas cowards,slaves,dirty etc so that these bad adjectives will stick to the Great Yoruba People but when you know who the Igbos are,you will come to know that they are the cowards as exemplified by Ojuku,Kanu etc and the fact that they were slaves to the minority Ijaw people in the olden days till today. The only place and people who are obviously dirty remain Igboland with Abia people coming first.It is a known fact that most Igbos carry a kind of dirty pungent smell because of their dirty habits which include eating of rotten human flesh and not having their baths for seven days...which is their culture. We have a large population of Yorubas in the UK but none has been accused of being dirty like the Igbo people that were chased out of a plane because of their dirtiness and pungent smell.
Yorubas are empire builders and educated,development oriented people who pioneered development,education and numerous positivities in Nigeria and still do.Ask the Igbos why Yorubas will hate them.
Yoruba man,Wole Soyinka risked his neck for them during the civil war. Yoruba man,Banjocled Biafran army until Ojuku killed him. Yoruba political leaders including all political leaders of other people were killed during the 'Igbo' coup and no Igbo leader was touched...sordid Yorubas kept them away from Hausas who wanted to kill them pre civil war. Yoruba gave them their properties and rents after the civil war. Yorubas,even more educated than them,did not kill them when ZIK used NCNC which was formed in 1942 influence Igbomen to become the first VC of UI,first VC of UNILAG,first Rector of YABATECH.
I can go on and on.Igbos should stop being hateful and sentimental. |
Politics › Re: Why Are The Yoruba So Obsessed With Igbos On Twitter? by Ritchiee: 6:41pm On Mar 31, 2019 |
Westtimeline: We the south south. How many of you are the we? Osu man, why not be proud of your identity. Your sister was chased out of plane because of body odour as a result of your race dirty nature. Three of your city recognized by WHO as the dirtiest in the world and you are not ashamed to talk. And you have gut to call someone better than you dirty . See someone talking of betrayer, is that why your father is poor? Shameless Osu claiming SS. Spit.  |
Politics › Re: GAC Tackles Aregbesola, Mandate Group Over Sanwo-olu’s Cabinet by Ritchiee: 2:42pm On Mar 31, 2019 |
Reading the different comments,one would be forced to pity the Igbos.They are so much obsessed with the Yorubas. |
Politics › Re: N9 billion GTB Saga: Crowd Increases At ATM Galleries Across Nigeria- Pictures by Ritchiee: 10:58am On Mar 30, 2019 |
akinegba1: It may increase more by Monday GT Bank: Judgement issued against Custom’s account, not us In response to the judgement, Erhi Obebeduo, company secretary of the bank, said: “The attention of Guaranty Trust Bank Plc (“the Bank”} has been drawn to statements circulating in the news and social media in respect of a purported enforcement of a Judgment of the Federal High Court, Ibadan, Oyo State. at one of its branches in Anambra State. “The Bank as a law-abiding corporate citizen is taking all necessary legal steps to address this situation and ensure that no illegal or fraudulent execution is carried out. “It is important to state that the Judgment allegedly in issue is in respect of Garnishee Proceedings against the account of the Nigerian Customs Service Board domiciled with the Bank and not against the Bank as an entity. “The Bank remains committed to providing best-in-class customer experience to all its valued Customers.” What is a Writ of FiFa? A Writ of Fieri Facias is a legal instrument issued after a judgement and it is used to seize the assets of a judgment debtor till the debt in question is settled. Usually, only the debtor’s property that can satisfy the judgment is held. In the case of Guaranty Trust Bank, which has assets in trillions, only a portion of assets identified by the court would be held. Will my deposits be affected? Your deposits cannot be affected as they have been insured by the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Company (NDIC) and every bank has a deposit with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), which it can get in desperate times to stay afloat. Assets of the bank like buildings and its stake in other entities are on the line here and the shareholders of the bank will be ones to be affected by this if and when the payment is made. |
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Politics › Re: We Are Igbos ... Deal With It! by Ritchiee: 12:35pm On Mar 22, 2019 |
YourFreedom: We do what we do as a result of who we are!
We are Igbos, and proud of it. No apologies.
Igbos are not united! Igbos are not united!
It was the same people who sell you the stereotype that Igbos are not united that came out, to fight the unity of Igbos at Okota/Ago, other parts of Lagos and Igbo land in general.
Seeing that their narrative is failing, they are now selling another narrative. They are saying Igbos are putting all their eggs in one basket. How can the whole of the Igbos vote PDP? Now we are being accused of not being divided enough to spare some votes for APC. Olee ihe emere ya adi uwa mma?
A little history will suffice. We are an egalitarian society. Indirect rule didn't work with Igbos. It worked well with the North and the South West but not with Igbos. Warrant Chiefs didn't help matters either. So really, Igbos are not political lots. Same reason voter aparthy is highest in Igbo land.
But when we take a political stand, we speak with one voice. That is who we are. We have always done. We did it with Shagari, Obasanjo, Ya'radua and Jonathan. We are doing it against Buhari.
Make no mistake, we have always put our political eggs in one basket and that is who we are. That is why we don't entertain dynasties. The likes of Saraki and Tinubu and Mohammed won't last a decade in Igbo land. We are decisive and courageous. If that is what you call arrogance, then so be it. But we will never stand on the fence.
I write this because of the young generation of Igbos in Nigeria. Go home to your fathers in the villages and ask questions. Learn how to be Igbo without being apologetic. The first thing people notice about an Igbo man is his enterprising spirit. It is not found anywhere else. Ihe agwo muru aghaghi ito ogologo.
We can't apologize for who we are. But what we do not have is the spirit of Nigerian politics. We don't play the politics of "Master say! Alhaji say! Everyone is a master in Igbo land. Onweghi onye na akpanye ibe ya nri.
The Igwe of my community has no more stake in the affairs of my community than I do. He is more of a representative of the people to the government and the custodian of our tradition than a "ruler" in the real sense of it. That is why we have the cabinet and elders in council. Igbo amaghi eze.
It is not a bad thing in a sense that decisions are collectively taken, from the household, through the hamlets to the community. It does not make us lawless lots. The consultative mechanism is our strength. Igwe bu ike.
This is the singular reason why the Ohaneze Ndi Igbo has not been able to evolve into that rallying point for the Igbos like the Arewa People's Congress for Northerners, Oodua Peoples Congress and the Afenifere for Yorubas.
Let us all brace up for the times ahead. Someone who will dislike you will not always need a reason to. Add the ingenuity and hardwork of the average Igbo man to the mix, and dislike quickly turns to hate.
And I understand it. I perfectly do. Its not easy to like someone who comes back to your land, after being sent packing just a few decades ago with just some two pounds and all his properties confiscated by his hosts.
He comes back and acquires them back hundred folds, marries your daughters and prospers with them. Then goes ahead to not only carve settlements in Ojodu and Ojo for themselves, but is about to become a determinant to your political future in a dispensation where you have been promised a second place.
What they may never know is that the ordinary Igbo man is not interested in your presidency. We thrive wherever we go. So when you say we are not strategizing enough for the presidency, we don't see it how you see it.
The average Igbo man simply wants a good environment for his business, and good infrastructure for a decent life. The things which "presidency" has not bestowed on any ethnic group in Nigeria.
The five Igbo states have since 2012 almost consistently occupied the best positions in WAEC and produced the highest number of medical and engineering students in Nigeria.
Check the Igbo business in Lagos, Kano, Maiduguri, Portharcourt. Most are not based on government patronage. We make things out of nothing. Presidency means nothing to an average Igbo man. The ten poorest and educationally backward states in Nigeria are within the regions that have held the presidency within the last two decades.
A good example is the very primary school where President Buhari cast his vote. It was the closest to his ancestral home. A "successful" Onitsha business man who has made money from his trade will know that the church and the school closest to his home is the very yardstick to measure his success. He needs not become president to refurbish them. Ana esi na ulo mara mma puo ama.
To the young generation of Igbos, I say to you today, Quit trying to impress anyone about how hospitable or detribalized you are! Nnamdi Azikiwe did it and failed, Jonathan did everything imaginable, things he did not do for his native South South and yet failed. If you think you can please Nigeria, then you have another thing coming.
Look at Benue people, they received the greatest visit of deaths from this government. But they'd rather die some more than let an Igbo man smell the Vice Presidency. And tomorrow, they will also tell you Igbos don't know politics. And you will want to engage them in an argument.
Do not be disturbed when you hear them say we are not united. We have never been that kind of united people. Read our history. Even as Igbos were dying in their hundreds during the pogrom, Gen. Ojukwu, one of the first Igbo men who realized that this "forced marriage" can never work was only "permitted" to embark on the war against Nigeria by seeking the voice of every hamlet, every village and every community. He did not take unilateral decisions.
That's how decisions are taken in Igbo land. We do no alienate those who are in dissent. We do not allow one Tinubu to make decisions for some and another Saraki for others, so that our two eggs are comfortably placed in two baskets. No! We rise to the occasion wherever we are, Lagos, Kano, Kaduna, sokoto. Our spirits communicate with each other and not with any leader figure and decide what is best for us. Either you respect us for getting it, or you respect us for trying. This is who we are, and we are not changing it soon. We are Igbos. Deal with it.
Written by Ugo Finian
I will repeat the last line.
WE ARE IGBOS. DEAL WITH IT. This is a good piece but every community must have a rallying point as in a leader for good governance.This is why every nation,household,business etc has a head,leader, CEO etc. I laugh at times when Igbos say they do not have leaders,kings....that was in the olden days but you have now because you are more civilized. A man is a political animal.It is very disheartening to hear some Igbos say they do not need political power but business power or whatever. Politics control businesses all over the world.Every rich man from Bezos to Dangote depends on politics/power to survive.and grow one way or the other. You cannot succeed in business when the power to be is against you. When Jakande wanted to do the Metroline in Lagos,Buhsri who was in power then stopped that laudable project,when Aguiyi Ironsi saw thatvthe SW was growing at a rapid state more than the rest of the country,he introduced unitary system of government whereby almost everything is controlled from the centre. Do not underestimate or compare power/politics with business.He who has the power,has all.Ask Kalu.Ask Abiola. Igbos should try to build bridges to obtain power so that they do not become permanent slaves. |
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Politics › Re: Presidential Election: The Real Number Of Votes I Scored In Each State – Atiku by Ritchiee: 3:16pm On Mar 21, 2019 |
tuniski: In truth, the number of card reader accreditation is lower than the actual votes cast by way of valid,invalid,rejected or cancel summation. There were good number of none card reader Accreditation votes.
If it is true that 35m+ was actually captured by the card reader, then Atiku has a very strong case cos where are the 8m+ votes difference? I am sorry but can't you see that the result shown by premium times is flawed? I believe votes cannot be more than the accredited voters and even if it happens,the excess will be jettisoned. |
Politics › Re: Lagos IGR rises by N32.99bn — higher than 33 states put together by Ritchiee: 8:14am On Mar 21, 2019 |
BlastAfonja: Ogun state's development was orchestrated by the congestion of Lagos, who would have believed that "Ojodu beggar" is Ogun State and not Lagos, so the closeness to Lagos paid off. I am asking you why is ancient Oyo that Awolowo made capital of Yorubaland not better that its Eastern counterpart, can you answer that?? In what way is Ibadan not better than its eastern counterparts? Ibadan (Oyo)is the fourth economy in Nigeria and has more infrastructures than any eastern state and higher GDP.. Ibadan should be above or at par with Lagos but for its political upheavals.There is no eastern state as developed as Ibadan,thanks. |
Politics › Re: Why Do We Send Generated Power To National Grid And Receive A Fraction? by Ritchiee: 8:04am On Mar 21, 2019 |
This topic is quite informative and should be pushed to the front page please. Lalasticlala,Mynd44.
There are a lot of reasons why we don’t have steady power in Nigeria.
Before you get power in your home, electricity has to go through 3 stages: generation, transmission and distribution. Electricity generation is the process of generating electric power from sources of primary energy. Electric power transmission is the bulk movement of electrical energy from a generating site, such as a power plant, to an electrical substation. Electric power distribution is the final stage in the delivery of electric power; it carries electricity from the transmission system to individual consumers.
With a population of 194 million, about 90 million of those people lack electricity, and the majority of those who don’t, have very inadequate power supply in their homes. In Nigeria, our electricity mix is predominantly powered by natural gas. However, as at October 2017, natural gas accounted for 74% while hydro power accounted for 26%. The generation sub-sector presently includes 23 grid-connected generating plants in operation with a total installed capacity of 10,396 MW (available capacity of 6,056 MW) with thermal based generation having an installed capacity of 8,457.6MW (available capacity of 4,996 MW) and hydropower having 1,938.4 MW of total installed capacity with an available capacity of 1,060 MW. This comprises of the privatized GenCos, Independent Power Producers (IPPs) and the generating stations under the National Integrated Power Project (NIPP).
There are moves in place to change this, as the government has signed 14 solar Power Purchase Agreement (PPAs) with 14 developers with the potential to deliver over 1,000MW of solar power,as well as making efforts to complete and commission the following renewable energy projects: 10 MW Katsina wind farm, 30MW Gurara Hydro Power, 29MW Dadin Kowa Hydropower, 40MW Kashimbila HydroPower and 700MW Zungeru Hydro Power.
In the first quarter of 2018, our cumulative power supply was 114,556 megawatts. With a centralized system, this figure is very low for 194 million people to share, and with increased electronic use, the grid is even more strained. Since we know that gas is our main power source, we should know there are constraints in production and transmission of this gas to generation stations, such as: production of hydrates, unavailability of gas because of Gencos defaulting in payment to gas producers, lack of investments, flow issues, destruction of pipelines by militants in the Niger Delta region and inadequate gas infrastructure. As such, our transmission capacity is 7,124MW (Feb 2018 figure). Distribution issues are mainly due to vandalism.
In summary, we do not have regular power in Nigeria because of the security situation, corruption, and inadequate investments in increasing our generation and transmission capacities. |
Politics › Re: Nigerians In The North Selling Their Votes For N500 by Ritchiee: 8:07am On Feb 22, 2019 |
propsvila: You see North and South West they have something in common, they have the highest number of poor people yet they are busy clapping for their oppressors. SW (Yorubas) is the least poverty stricken in Nigeria. SE (Igbos) is the most poverty stricken in Southern Nigeria. SW is the most developed back in the days and now. SW is the most industrialised. SW is the most sophisticated according to most Nigerians..  SW is the most educated with 3 Nobel Laureates. SW has the highest number of profs,Engineers,Doctors,Lawyers etc SW has 5 youngest phd holders in the world. SW has 7 geniuses who scored 5.0 cgp perfect score,some of the best in the world. And to crown it all,only the city of Ibadan is more developed than all the 5 south eastern states of Nigeria...joined together. While the Igbos cannot afford to go to cinema houses and have only 4 malls in the entire SE because of Igbos' extreme poverty,only Ibadan has 5 mega malls which are booming and growing because of the purchasing power of the Yorubas. |
Politics › Re: Reports: Pdp To Withdraw From February 23rd Presidential Election by Ritchiee: 10:28pm On Feb 17, 2019 |
SouthEastFacts: Before spreading fake news go and read about PDP's Parallel Voting Tabulation System.
Your FG and BMO has been wailing uncontrollably since its deployment last Wednesday.
We are not pulling away, the PVT will bust every APC's rigging and if its result doesn't tally with INEC's , parallel govt straight.
Venezuela loading. lol... That will be a game of thrones. parallel govt without an army,police et al.I even like the arrangement but they should set up a parallel army too.. |
Politics › Re: The Best Science Students In Nigeria Emerges by Ritchiee: 2:20pm On Feb 17, 2019 |
Asshurbanipal: You mean a governor elect actually said that? So no yoruba man can grow above petty tribal rantings? Maybe he is trying to meet up with Igbo leaders petty tribal rantings,who knows  |
Politics › Re: The Best Science Students In Nigeria Emerges by Ritchiee: 2:13pm On Feb 17, 2019 |
Asshurbanipal: Afonjas can never change Okoros can never change too.Do you think that Okoro can change? |
Politics › Re: The Best Science Students In Nigeria Emerges by Ritchiee: 2:12pm On Feb 17, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: The Best Science Students In Nigeria Emerges by Ritchiee: 1:56pm On Feb 17, 2019 |
[quote author= post=75822256]I can feel your pain from far  [/quote]lol...just something to hang on to for being pummelled and not been able to counter it.  The world knows the best scientists and the upcoming 5℅ centers. The World even rewards the best...
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Politics › Re: The Best Science Students In Nigeria Emerges by Ritchiee: 1:47pm On Feb 17, 2019 |
kettykin: is this the trend or a coincidence ?
First a 5 Percenter emerged vitorious and beat 12 other 97% others in the popular BBAfrica
5 pecenters now have the best scores in Jambe and WAEC beating 97 percenters
Secondly another 5percenters went to the world stage and beat everyother country of the world in a science innovation competion
Thirdly 5 Percenters have now been declared to be the best science students in the whole country Maybe the 5℅ or whatever you called them are just waking up.Wake me up when they reach this level....
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Politics › Re: Leaked Tape: Tinubu Promises APC Members Good Money If Buhari Wins by Ritchiee: 11:46am On Feb 17, 2019 |
naijapips04: you canvass votes for a part member not because you are paid for it....but because of your conviction. Yes,your conviction and livelihood.This is Africa except you are very wealthy. |
Politics › Re: 2019 Election Will Hold After 6 Days. I See Postponement by Ritchiee: 4:37pm On Feb 16, 2019 |
announcement: MY FRIEND TRUTH DOES NOT ARGUE! YOU CAN TWIST THINGS TO YOUR TASTE IF U LIKE JUST THE WAY U DOING NOW.
JUST LET GOD BE GOD AND MAN BE MAN!
ENJOY YOUR DAY! Ouch! I did not know he said after 6 days.Just noticing it now.I still believe he just got lucky because he has no antecedents. Well,bye.Enjoy your day too. |
Politics › Re: 2019 Election Will Hold After 6 Days. I See Postponement by Ritchiee: 3:38pm On Feb 16, 2019 |
announcement: MY FRIEND PREDICTION IS DIFFERENT FROM GOD REVEALING THINGS TO YOU My God... are you saying that he is a prophet? Meaning that God made a mistake about it been a week or 6 days? He did not prophesy,he predicted and he was almost lucky except that he missed the number of days. Which other prophecy did he make that came to pass,pls. |
Politics › Re: 2019 Election Will Hold After 6 Days. I See Postponement by Ritchiee: 3:16pm On Feb 16, 2019 |
announcement: Did he/ she tell you categorically that God told him that croastia will win 13-0? He didn't say it was God unlike this ELECTION THING where he /she clearly and boldly says its from God. He did not say he received it from God.He said...I just received it.....maybe from a friend,babalawo,pastor,Imam. Moreover,the election was postponed for one week and not 6 days.God will never make that kind of mistake. It is funny but I have predicted before and it came to pass instantly. |
Politics › Re: 2019 Election Will Hold After 6 Days. I See Postponement by Ritchiee: 12:16pm On Feb 16, 2019 |
HiddenShadow: Now I believe that God is the one who revealed it to you.
Remember I was the one who asked you the question on the first page because my spirit was moved to ask you.
Now Open Up To Me What Other Information God Gave To You Concerning The Events To Follow After The Election.
I Am A Fellow Christian Like You Who Demands That You Make To Me What God Revealed To You.
Pls Reply My Post With The Complete Revelation. lol....I think he is a guy who likes to make predictions.Sometimes he fails and sometimes he gets it....just like baba ijebu.You can do it too. This is one of his predictions that flopped.... He said Nigeria will beat Croatia 13-0 but Croatia eventually beat Nigeria 2-0...
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Politics › Re: Saraki Reacts As Tinubu's Ex-CSO Is Deployed To Kwara As Police Commissioner by Ritchiee: 7:42am On Feb 07, 2019 |
biGwal: O to ge Buh wait oooo...........why is Lagos not shouting "O to ge" also; nah only saraki Waka come Abi?? Continue....... I think it is because Lagos is growing while Kwara is being depleted... |
Politics › Re: Amaechi Reveals The Amount Of Money Jonathan Left In Government Coffers by Ritchiee: 11:57am On Feb 06, 2019 |
naunasabi: You are right about the discordand in the south. The Southern politicians seems to be gaining from the whole problem. Truth be told politicians from both divide are gaining from the current political landscape in which Nigeria found herself.
From the type of conversations and exchange going on here and on Facebook I have come to the conclusion that the southern masses are not different from the northern masses. They are willing tools of destruction in the hands of the political elites.
Where are the masses that took over ojota when GEJ increased pump price? Today they are paying far more than that and not even a single soul took to the street of Lagos. Only because the political elite didn't ask them to, we all know that it was the elites that saw to the success of that protest.
As at today there are more southern youth in the University system than northerners. Which means that this ongoing strike affects more southern youth than northern youth ( going by the number of youth in the uni system) , I am yet to see occupy Abuja or occupy ojota protest to that effect.
It is not just the northern masses by brother even the southern masses are not left out in being a tool in the hands of politicians.
My main problem is that the masses on both sides have failed to see that this is the rich(politicians) vs the poor. It is we against them! Providence will judge.. |
Politics › Re: Amaechi Reveals The Amount Of Money Jonathan Left In Government Coffers by Ritchiee: 8:13am On Feb 06, 2019 |
naunasabi: Waiting to read from Reno before I reach a decision on how much GEJ left. 
While at that I can verify that fuel price went up against what was promised. From 84 naira to 145 naira.
I can also attest that instead 1 naira to 1 dollar as promised naira moved from 196 naira for 1 dollar to 360 naira to 1 dollar.
Unemployment that one na another story for another day.
To all Nigerians that are eligible to vote, you better vote your conscience I am not among those telling others whom to or not to vote for.
I can't stop anyone from voting based on religious or party or tribal affiliation but one thing I am sure of is that the heat from last election mistake spared no one.
Everyone felts and are still feeling the pain, we can either right the wrong of yesteryear or out of shame and pride, and make the same mistake and suffer more.
While the guys that brought these suffering upon us, have their children living good life abroad ( at least Amaechi confessed that non of children are living in Nigeria. While Buhari's son was rushed abraod for emergency care).
Those of you killing yourself over these politicians on NL most of you are here begging people to "bless" you while Amaechi, Tinubu, Oshomole and Buhari's kids have been blessed my Nigerian treasury.
If una like make una use una head on the 16th if una like no use am. Na all of us the fire go burn. The mistake those foolish APC made was promising what they could not do especially not knowing what the PDP government left in the coffers and not minding what Okonjo Iweala said of the hardship that will come as a result of not saving for the future. I do not trust PDP and APC,they are all rogues especially the PDP who I pray solemnly not to win any election in Nigeria again.My main worry is no Fulani man will restructure Nigeria,they are all lying and they love it the way they hold our throats using the population of the Hausas who I see as the real slaves doing the biddings of the more educated Fulanis. I really pity we the Southeners because we are not united.We are the power house of Nigeria but we are being used one against the other for the Fulani selfish aim. Why don't we try Moghalu,Sowore etc? |
Politics › Re: "Don't Commission Lagos-Abeokuta Rail Before Election" - PDP: See Reactions by Ritchiee: 7:39am On Feb 06, 2019 |
Redoil: Lies from the deepest part of hell Like buhari like followers suffering from dementia Apc chief minion posted false story only for their minion to react like a reactant It is well Just cure all the mad people on nairaland and on the street of nigeria apc evil minions will automatically end Seriously,what did the PDP govt complete in 16 years?Our leaders have really destroyed Nigeria. |
Car Talk › Re: Does Innoson Manufacture Or Just Assemble Cars? by Ritchiee: 9:07pm On Feb 05, 2019 |
nograv: The issue isnt around assembly...
The issue is whether Innosson designs the cars it manufactures.
It does not, so while it is a manufacturer, it is not a true car maker as it does not design its' own vehicles.
That isnt to say what Innosson does isnt impressive. Nigeria will get there. As the saying goes Rome wasnt built in a day.. Thanks Jare.Rome was not built in a day.We will get there.Does proforce design or have any engineer for its armoured vehicles,I don't think so. |
Politics › Re: Pictures: States Recorded N264.38bn IGR Growth In Q3 2018 by Ritchiee: 11:56am On Feb 02, 2019 |
kettykin: The present flooding of the east with the most useless and incompetent foools in uniform under the guise of a military operation is not helping businesses in the east to scale up. This drives out people coming to the east for business to other parts of the country thereby depleting the business transaction economy of the east .
Eastern states will also do better if they embark on revenue generation drives by encouraging start ups and funding them partially in return for equity.
The east that was once the fastest growing economy in the 60s is now lagging behind states that were no where in the 60s all thanks lack of interest and enthusiasm on the side of government Wow! I have never read anywhere that the SE was the fastest growing economy in the 60s.What did they have then for them to be the fastest growing economy? |
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Politics › Nigerian Born Man Makes History With Obama's Portrait. by Ritchiee(op): 9:53am On Jan 11, 2019 |
Nigerian Born, Kehinde Wiley Makes History With Obama's Portrait 10/Jan/2019.
Former US President, Barack Obama, and his wife, Michelle, re-emerged on the public stage on Monday with the unveiling of their portraits at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery in Washington D.C. The man behind Obama’s portrait is Kehinde Wiley, an American of Nigerian descent best known for his vibrant, large-scale paintings of African-Americans. For her portrait, Michelle Obama chose Baltimore-based artist Amy Sherald. “How about that? That’s pretty sharp,” Mr. Obama said as he saw his picture for the first time. Obama congratulating Kehinde Wiley for a job well done “I tried to negotiate less gray hair and Kehinde’s artistic integrity would not allow (him) to do what I asked." “I tried to negotiate smaller ears. Struck out on that as well.” Brooklyn-based Wiley was one of more than 20 considered to paint the National Gallery portrait of Obama. After being named as the artist, he became the first African-American to execute an official portrait of a president for the National Portrait Gallery. Obama is the first African-American president to have a portrait hang in the National Portrait Gallery. The 41-year-old artist he took more than 1,000 photos of Obama to prepare for the portrait, according to CNN. Wiley, who is a Los Angeles native, previously had a series of works featuring hip-hop artists displayed in the National Gallery. In 2009, Michael Jackson commissioned a portrait, which wasn’t painted until after the king of pop passed. Wiley has also painted rappers LL Cool J and Ice-T, along with soccer royalty around the world. The artist was born to a Nigerian father and an African-American mother in 1977.
While he didn’t grow up with his father, Wiley traveled to meet him in Nigeria when he was 20 years old. He earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) from the San Francisco Art Institute in 1999 before receiving an MFA from the Yale University School of Art in 2001. Wiley’s works “quote historical sources and position young black men within the field of power”, according to his website. His paintings are often based on photographs of young men he sees on the streets of Harlem and South Central Los Angeles, and he has since expanded his inspiration to a “world stage”. He also takes paintings of saints and heroes of Old Masters and replaces the subjects with black men and women. “What I choose to do is to take people who happen to look like me – black and brown people all over the world, increasingly – and to allow them to occupy that field of power,” Wiley told CNN. Famous pieces include Napoleon Leading the Army over the Alps (2005) and Alios Itzhak (2011). Though based in New York, Wiley has studios around the world in Beijing and West Africa.
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