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I passes Owerri every now and then en route to PH, I must confess, Owerri is a total mess and it runs contrary to what you talk about here. I must confess that Imo state does not have a governor. Below is Owerri, can you deny that too? This is supposed to be the most popular road in Owerri. Let do the picture thingy to prove the point. In your heart of heart you know that Owerri is a mess and can only be compared to towns like Nnewi level of development, though Nnewi has far more bigger economy than it.. ![]() [s] Abagworo:[/s]
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Abagworo is an id.iot that just like feeling good with himself even though imo state is in ruins. Even some rural roads in places like Agulu is a rocket science in Owerri, their only town. Orlu is at the same level with Ekwulobia, while Okigwe is at the same level with Umunze. Adebowaletunji: |
This is a typical Owerri outlook. Let us do it with pictures. Owerri can only be compared to Nnewi in terms of development. Even at tha Owerri is below Nnewi in economic importance. Oguta is a mess, ordinary Osumenyi or Amichi makes Oguta look like shanties. [s] Abagworo:[/s]
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Abagworo is a well known hopeless b.astard, don't waste your time on him. Adebowaletunji: |
Hopeless b.astard, stop mentioning Anambra on the same place with your useless Imo state. Imo state is messed up in all indices, stop trying to feel good. Real pictures will roll here soon.. ![]() [s] Abagworo:[/s] |
Dunce, go to your useless Imo state thread and continue your useless comments. We do not need your worthless comments here. We will soon move over to the Imo thread to continue this from there. Go and focus on your useless State and leave us alone, we have nothing in common with you nor where you come from. [s] Abagworo:[/s] |
What you wrote is fallacy. Ask some elders in your place, they will enlighten you better on this instead of spreading false information here. Pwayne2016: |
NRIPRIEST, is from Idemili so you cannot know his area more than him. He is versed in culture and history, so calm down and learn something from him. Besides commonsense should tell you that all parts of Anambra and beyond were founded by the Nri dynasty. Pwayne2016: |
I am shocked and disheartened at what you have chosen to do here. Why are you doing this when the OP never attacked you firstly? I have told you severally to leave their thread for them. Smh |
Nwanne, why are you doing this? Stop this unnecessary d1ck measuring. Why won't you allow them to at least enjoy their thread? Did the OP insult you by opening this thread? You dey fall my hand.. [quote author= post=42618171]I don't give a shit how you think about us, so far it doesn't stop us from progressing. Ogun state is backward When you attain this level then I will take you guys serious[/quote] |
Nwanne, this is totally unnecessary. You invaded their thread first so they have the moral rights to react. Abeg leave their thread for them to enjoy. Thank you [s][quote author= post=42612221]Obasanjo, Buruji kachamo, Adenuga etc are saints? Ndi ara National Drug Law Enforcement Agency The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) is a Federal agency in Nigeria charged with eliminating the growing, processing, manufacturing, selling, exporting, and trafficking of hard drugs. The agency was established by Decree Number 48 of January 1990. The NDLEA is present in international airports, seaports and border crossing. It tries to eradicate cannabis by destroying plantings. The NDLEA also targets the leaders of narcotics and money laundering organizations.[1] Drug cultivation Former Chairman of NDLEA, Alhaji Ahmadu Giade, described illicit drugs as "alien" to Nigeria. Cannabis, now locally grown in most states of the federation, was introduced to the country by foreigners. Ms Dagmar Thomas, the Country Representative of United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), says Nigeria was one of the largest cannabis growers in Africa, with over 8% of the population abusing cannabis. Annual cannabis seizures increased from 126 metric tones in 2005 to 210 metric tones in 2007.[2] The NDLEA describes the South West region of Nigeria as one of the main centers of illicit drug production in the country. 196.5 acres (0.795 km2) of cannabis farmland was discovered and destroyed in the region in 2008.[3] In particular, Edo State has the highest rate of seizure of cannabis in the country.[4] In April 2009, the NDLEA confiscated 6.5 tones of marijuana from the home of a man in Ogun State who claimed to be 114 years old.[5] In September 2009 the NDLEA reported destroying a 24 hectare Cannabis Plantation in a forest reserve in Osun State.[6] In January 2009, the NDLEA publicly burned 5,605.45 kilograms of drugs seized from traffickers in the historic town of Badagry, Lagos. The bonfire included 376.45 kilograms of cocaine, 71.46 kilograms of heroin and 5,157.56 tonnes of cannabis.[7] Drug trafficking The USA has donated full body scanning machines for the Lagos, Kano, Abuja and Port Harcourt international airports and has provided security training and orientation airport officers. The machines have proved effective in catching smugglers and couriers taking cocaine from Latin America to Europe by way of Nigeria. Between 2006 and June 2008 over 12,663 suspected drug dealers were arrested, with seizure of over 418.8 metric tonnes of various hard drugs.[8] For example, in July 2009 a woman about to board a KLM flight at the Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport was arrested by NDLEA officers and later excreted 42 wraps of cocaine, weighing 585 grams.[9] In September 2009, the NDLEA arrested a Guinean woman en route from Brazil to Europe with 6.350 kg of pure cocaine at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport in Lagos.[10] In 2008 Nigeria was certified by the United States of America in the anti-narcotic crusade, for the eight successive time. President George Bush said that Nigeria had made significant progress in counter narcotics and had effectively co-operated with the United States on drug-related and money laundering cases.[11] In Katsina State alone, one hundred people were convicted for drug offences from January to May 2008, and 358 people were arrested for drug offences in this period.[12] Drug Barons Speaking of efforts to go after the organizers of the trade, Ahmadu Giade, chairman/chief executive officer of NDLEA in 2008 said the agency had seized N270 million worth of shares from drug barons, as well as cars, houses and other property worth hundreds of millions of Naira.[11] After a September 2009 meeting with the head of the Nigerian Immigration Service to discuss exchange of biometric data of convicted drug barons and traffickers, Giade said cooperation between the agencies would help deny passports to convicted drug barons.[13] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Drug_Law_Enforcement_Agency[/quote][/s] |
Chidiebere you see why you think everyone is poverty-stricken like you and your parents..LOL I am only showing you myself, I don't need to show a poor man like you something else just to prove a point..LOL I can employ your okada father as my gateman. . lolzzzz:
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Oh your poor father is feeding you? LOL What is he feeding you with? Akpu? Rat meat? I pity for you..no wonder you rejoice so much over the chicken you guys eat once in a year, that you even took pictures with it..LOL Chidiebere joke aside, you are really suffering, you better go out there and find something to do to help your poverty stricken parents..LOL ![]() lolzzzz:
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This same picture again? What a crappy sitting room. This looks like sitting-room of 1980s..LOL Poverty is writting in everything about you..I pity you buddy, you guys are really suffering. You see why you are still living in poverty because you followed the foot-step of your poor okada rider father..LOL lolzzzz:
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Chidiebere, you are suffering too much, I saw that coat you wore while going out to hawk drugs, you look terrible. You are yet to show us where you are. Your phone does not have camera?? ![]() Has your father stopped riding okada? Your parents and entire family are really suffering. ![]() lolzzzz:
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Chidiebere, come and have late morning chow, you have suffered enough.. ![]() This is how we roll. Chidiebere the suffer-head wandering around town..go and push barrow if you have failed as a drug hawker. lolzzzz:
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Is it not drug that you hawk around the town? Oya show us where you are right now if it is not one motor garage? ![]() lolzzzz:
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I know you are jesting but lemme break it down for you. Aba is the filthiest town in the Southern Nigeria; Aba is equally the town with the worst roads in the Southern Nigeria, so you see the reason I don't regard you Abia people and the same reason I don't want my state mentioned on the same paper with your state.. ![]() lolzzzz: |
Chidiebere, you think I have time for your silly back and forth. Any moniker you open today, we shall know immediately, so stop deceiving yourself. I want Okezie to start doing something in your Abia State so that it will have life for once.. ![]() lolzzzz: |
Chidiebere, now that Okezie has won, I hope that the filthy Aba with it's numerous bad roads will start seeing life..? ![]() lolzzzz: |
I wonder when they shall ban all your monikers- inlandtapan, nwabekeyi, lolzzzz, menabadoo, obafemawolowo etc. Congrats once again.. ![]() lolzzzz: |
Chidiebere(customized13), congrats.. ![]() lolzzzz: |
Clown go to your useless imo state thread and discuss the silly and worthless imo state politics. We are not interested in whatever that is happening in that state. So take your nonsense outta here before we descend on the Imo thread.. [s] Abagworo:[/s] |
Nwanne m I tire for Chris own although Andy is sticking to his gun.. ![]() AtlanticBreeze: |
AtlanticBreeze what do you want to add? |
Ignore the bitter troll. He owns these handles customized13, menabadoo, lolzzzz, Nwabekeyi, inlandtapan etc. He is not yoruba, don't mind his moniker..it's just a cover. ![]() Ilovemystate: |
Lovely family
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Ben Bruce is a patriotic Nigerian. I have seen so many IVM fleets at Silverbird Awka. Keep it up! |
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