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HungerBAD:
I don't know how true this news is.

But in a democratic setting,the Federal Government cannot interfare in the free market.

The Banks are not owned by the Government,and as it is obtainable all over the world,the Government plays a regulatory role and nothing else.

The Government cannot dictate to banks on who to sack or not.

themall:
And the hypocrisy continues. ”all that OPJ said that day". How about what was mentioned in this post? First, concerning your claims about all that he said; Why should Nigeria security agents even be encouraged to use rubber bullets in the first place? Why is the discussion not about the legitimate celebration of the struggle of the Igbo race and of chief O. Ojukwu? Why should it be about liberation of IPOB from a certain Nigerian government, represented by the relevant state government? WHO says that the entire Igbo nation is seeking libration back to Biafra? HYPOCRITE. OFFSPRING of ravenous snakes. Such a disgraceful display of the ostrich. Any radio station, be it in BBC Hausa service or Yoruba based state, that echoes sentiments of tribal nature or hate or allusions to degrade any government arm, ought to be made accountable to Nigeria. If it is legal for IPOB to accuse OHANEZE and go ahead to link the President to BOKO HARAM, let the UK deal with that. But if Nigerians rightly condemned a governor that accused GEJ of retaliating against the Hausa's because of the killings of the igbos during the unfortunate civil war, then why can't we condemn a radio station registered in Nigeria and believing in the Nigerian project, if it perpetuates sentiments by a foreign based radio? Is Nigeria presently under occupation by a military government?

tuale4u:
on point

Abagworo:
Like I wrote earlier Peter Obi's rural roads are the only visible government presence but Obiano seems to be all about billboards. Every 200 metre distance you see one billboard of Obiano "Sun governor of the year" without it indicating any project. It seems the unnecessary flyovers less than 1km apart is his ultimate. Demand for more. As for Imo we have a Government presence every 2km but yet demand for more.

Fadekebisola:
I have noticed the Igbos defend the Anioma people of Delta state even when their fellow south south people are against them....an example is the case of south south APC asking Kachukwu to resign while south East APC is against such not minding they are of the same party.

betterABIAstate:
stop the ignorance, stop chestbeating

betterABIAstate:
Yoruba's hold about 65% importing stake, Igbo's do more of distribution, about 95%

betterABIAstate:
we HV thousands of pharmaceutical importers in Nigeria, I'm Igbo, there's no need twisting the truth just to suit my ego.

betterABIAstate:
idumota is an open market, they get the drugs from companies who are licensed to import.

Most pharmaceutical importing companies are own by Yoruba's. They don't like licensing Igbo's

betterABIAstate:
This thread is the clear the ignorance of most Yoruba populace who so much believe yorubas don't troop in their thousands to the east but before I continue, let me do a brief intro.

I have two degrees, one in pharmacy and I have been in pharmaceutical business for 7years now. Ask anybody in the business, they will tell you that the biggest pharmaceutical businesses are done mainly in Lagos, onitsha, aba and kano then you will include Jos, Ibadan, enugu, pH.

70% of pharmaceutical importing companies are own by yorubas (this is a known fact in the line). They import these products from India and Pakistan then move to aba and onitsha for distributors. You see lots of Yoruba's in teaching hospitals, drug market and big pharmacy shops in aba, enugu and onitsha as company reps and managers. On most occasions, the Ceo of these companies (who are Yoruba) will come down to east to strike deals with distributors (after Lagos, onitsha and aba have the highest number of distributor in the country).

You cannot do these business and make max profit without onitsha and aba and Yoruba's here know this. Onitsha serves as a wholesale point for anambra, enugu, delta, Edo, ebonyi, Benue and ondo (go to head bridge market and see teaching hospitals from ondo) while aba is a wholesale point for abia, rivers, bayelsa, IMO, akwa ibom, cross rivers. You will see Yoruba ceos begging for distributors.
This is just for my field, if we are to talk of other fields, you will be marvelled. I get to met lot of Yoruba managers and ceos in the east.

Please drop your ignorance.

sirade:
Not again.

The governor of the state has failed as the chief security officer of the state.

Buhari has also failed in security provision to the masses, which is a mark of incompetence.

The benue communities' youth has failed their generation by allowing this altrocity to linger.

sirade:
Not again.

The governor of the state has failed as the chief security officer of the state.

Buhari has also failed in security provision to the masses, which is a mark of incompetence.

The benue communities' youth has failed their generation by allowing this altrocity to linger.

AmericanQuarter:
Work has since been going on at the site in Nnewi.

CharlieMaria:
Problem everywhere. From fuel scarcity to dollar rise, to Ipob unrest, to boko now ethnic fight. Nawao

weedcrusha:
DailyPost investigation has revealed that over eighty percent of public primary schools in Enugu North Senatorial zone lacks toilet facilities.
The teachers and the pupils in the affected schools said they had become used to defecating in the bush,in what they refer to as “bush method”.
The schools affected are those in Udenu, Igbo-Eze North, Igbo-Eze South, Igbo-Etiti, Nsukka and Uzo-Uwani local government areas.

http://dailypost.ng/2013/02/21/investigation-shows-80-of-primary-schools-in-enugu-north-have-no-toilet-facilities/