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Yes Anambra is a monolithic state from the rest of pack. Are you ok right now?

wristbangle:
Really? Are they not part of the igbo nation again? Seems I am beginning to believe anambra igbos negatively dissociate themselves from the rest igbos

Clown, let us see what will come out of the one being led by the fat ugly buffoon called Okorocha. Your problem is inferiority complex, go and cure yourself..


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Abagworo:
Remove Anambra from any Igbo gathering and it will be successful and peaceful. It is no different from their antecedents here on Nairaland.

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Why is that man up there angry with himself, has he eaten todat?

Truly the light of the entire black race!

Anambra, truly the light of the entire black race..showing the black race what development and advancement is about!

God Bless the Federal Republic of Anambra

You are a worthless b.astard. Your hopeless and useless parents should have used condom to waste you away. Outcast like you.. !


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betterABIAstate:
I have told you, stop cloning my moniker you this bastard Igbo son. You know what I'm talking about.

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This is a lot of money to plough back on the ongoing massive infrastructural development in Anambra.

The breakdown of other states being owed by the federal government showed that Zamfara State came third with N57.92bn; Anambra State has N43.427bn;
Oyo, N32.93bn;
Enugu, N25.930bn;
Cross River, N25.701bn;
Ebonyi, N21.85bn;
Plateau, N19bn;
Sokoto, N13.103bn;
Kwara, N12.855bn.
Others are:
Ekiti State with over N11bn;
Abia, N5.2bn;
Adamawa N4bn;
Gombe, N3.851bn and Bauchi, N1.9bn.

LadyExcellency:
$60 million is just N12 billion


Go and check Lagos State bond bought by Anambra State.

I thought some i.diots said it was 60B? Chaii

That is a lot of money there..some states governors took their own loan and blew it on prostitutes in Dubai and Turkey while their states rots away and still owing workers for several months unpaid salaries

Sealeddeal:
See the people Obiano is spending our money on.Propagandists.
Bond ko, Curse ni.

The breakdown of other states being owed by the federal government showed that Zamfara State came third with N57.92bn; Anambra State has N43.427bn;
Oyo, N32.93bn;
Enugu, N25.930bn;
Cross River, N25.701bn;
Ebonyi, N21.85bn;
Plateau, N19bn;
Sokoto, N13.103bn;
Kwara, N12.855bn.
Others are:
Ekiti State with over N11bn;
Abia, N5.2bn;
Adamawa N4bn;
Gombe, N3.851bn and Bauchi, N1.9bn.

ttp://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/fg-owes-16-states-n580bn-on-rehabilitated-roads/139315.html

Kenai, I am waiting for you..

@Kenai, I need your input..




Anambra leads Nigerian kids to Croatia Int'l debating contest


Governor Wille Obiano has expressed joy that his special interest and investment in the education sector has continued to yield expected commendable results.

Speaking in a keynote address to declare the 3rd Anambra Book and Cre-ativity Festival open in Awka yesterday, the governor stated that his resolve while coming on board was to turn the state into the number one choice location for both foreign and local investments. He said he was also determined to recapture its hitherto status of being the hub of industrializa-tion and the most socially stable state in the country.

Obiano who was represented by the Commissioner for Information, Culture and Tourism, Dr (Mrs) Uju Nwogu, cheerfully acknowledged that the vision had been paying off commend¬ably.

The Commissioner described the Governor as a lover of literary works and talents, and has invested so much in the education sector that enabled the state get back its lofty heights and enviable position in the sec¬tor in the country.

The Governor said it was for this reason that the Book Reading Society was established in schools in the state which has seen the state continue to win vari¬ous academic awards across the country and the world. He disclosed that Anambra had also come out tops in the debating champion¬ship in the country.

This, he pointed out now bestowed on Anambra the duty to lead the country to the 2016 World Debating champion¬ship in Croatia.
In his opening remarks, the chairman of the 2015

http://www.odogwublog.com/2015/11/anambra-leads-nigerian-kids-to-croatia.html

@Kenai, where are you. Post your own..




Two Anambra students win STAN exhibition Croatia

Two students of the Queen of Rosary College (QRC) Onitsha have emerged winners of the Science Teachers Association of Nigeria (STAN) Project Exhibition held recently.

In a release from the office of the State Commissioner for Information, Culture and Tourism, the students, Miss Odife Chinecherem and Aidelokhai Winifred won the exhibition with their locally manufactured food drier device which could be used to dry all kinds of food items.
The two students who were supervised by a team of QRC Parents Teachers Association Science Teachers are to represent Nigeria at an International Science Project Exhibition scheduled for Mexico in November this year.

In another development, Anambra State Junior Debate Team is to represent Nigeria at the Junior World Schools Debate coming up in Croatia in December this year.

According to the release from the office of the State Commissioner for Information, Culture and Tourism, the representation is sequel to the brilliant performance of the team at the 2014 Independence Inter- States Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) Schools' Debate where it came first in the entire federation.

Meanwhile, the Anambra State Senior Debate Team has returned from Singapore where they performed creditably in representing Nigeria at the recent World Schools' Debate held in Singapore. The release further stated that the victorious Anambra Senior Debate Team would be presented with a certificate of recognition by the First Lady of Nigeria Mrs Aisha Buhari on 19th October 2015

Worthless clown the stats are there for anyone to see. Check WAEC, NECO, UNity school for the past 10yrs. Anambra has always been on the top while we dominate every other sector. Imo state has always been the least. Hopeless people dunces..

It is not noise but action. We got to a point that we represented Nigeria at the international stage. Show us similar feat by your bankrupt Imo state. The joke is on you..


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Kenai:
At bolded: Yeah, they're the least according to OMATA Market Union "interrectuahs", right?
Cite the stats and stop making a buffoon of yourself, Chinoso. A man of over 42 years of age like yourself should know better than to act a fool on the internet.

After all the noise, nothing to show.
Nwokem, ihere onwe gi megbukwaa gi

I'll wait quietly for you to bring those statistics.
And failure to do so would only confirm what we know already - That you're a pathological liar

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The team of five students from Anambra State representing Nigeria in this year’s edition of the World Schools Debate Championship has defeated the debate team of Katong Convent School in Singapore.

The Anambra’s team had emerged champions at the President’s Schools Debate Contest held in Ogun State last October to mark Nigeria’s 55th Independence and consequently assumed the status of Nigeria’s flag bearer in the World Schools Debate Championship for 2016.
A press statement from James Eze , Governor Willie Obiano’s Senior Special Adviser on media, said ‘’to represent Nigeria in the global championship, Team Anambra had to consign Kaduna and Niger State contingents to second and third positions respectively at the Abeokuta Championship.

‘’Since arriving Singapore for the special training that would put it on the right track for a competitive performance on the global stage, Team Anambra has demonstrated a keen appetite for learning, adjusting quickly to the new environment and soaking up crucial speaking skills from renowned debate coaches culminating in its comprehensive victory over Katong Convent School.”

Offering insights into the performance of the Team in Singapore, the Anambra State Commissioner for Education, Prof. Kate Omenugha who travelled with the students said, “since we arrived on Monday, the students have been receiving training from renowned debate coaches on the global best practices in debate.”

http://www.authorityngr.com/2016/01/-World-Debate-Championship--Anambra-students-shine-in-Singapore/

Proudly made in Anambra..

naijapips02:
Imo might soon be like Osun state

Kenai will not agree with you on this..

Look at the financial condition of imo state

Kenai over to you.

Stop jumping from pillar to post. Leave other states out of this let us slug it out between Anambra and IMo states..LOL

Debt profile- Imo state is the highest

Job creation- Imo state is the least

Education- Imo state is the least

Real GDP- Imo state is the least(stop bandying online nonsense, let us work with the reality..LOL)


Worthless bunch of i.diots. We are not responsible for the backward and hopeless condition of your state despite the huge debt profile.

Useless people..


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Kenai:
But the difference here is that Imo people never hid their dissatisfaction with Okorocha here on Nairaland.
They never ran around like headless turkeys ascribing unwarranted praise to themselves and their governor like you foolishly did.
Today, you have EXPOSED, and that is the bitter reality you must live with henceforth.

All those empty claims about "most prudent state", where are they today?
If you had just shut up and stayed humble, your embarrassment wouldn't have been this bad today.

Most sustainable state? Enugu
Highest IGR? Enugu
Highest GDP? Imo
Least debt? Ebonyi.

Bunch of noisemaking clowns.

WILLIE IS BORROWING!
Anambra abago one chance.

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@kenai, here the position of your hopeless governor. You cannot deceive us because we know the truth!

kenai, food don land..

Kikikikikikikiki..

I can only see a pained frustrated daft..

You are an i.diot, the fact that Imo state is owing as much over 150b is something to worry about by you poor worthless clowns. Imo state is presently the least in everything in the SE. Imo state is currently the least in education in the SE, all the external and internal exams and debates points to that. Worthless and least important set people in the SE!

The FACTS are very clear that Imo state is the most indebted state in the SE and no amount of noise can change that. You breeders of prostitutes think brothels and churning out h.arlots can help you animals boast IGR.

Today Anambra's IGR is over 2b, what is the IGR of your worthless Imo state presently filled with poor people?

Imo state has borrowed for 5yrs to finance budget. Imo state has been bailed out with 26b in the recent time. Imo state has collected another FG bond last November. This is aside the external debt.

Why are you fools think you can fool anyone?


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Kenai:
Your hackneyed reaction doesn't surprise me one bit.
But boy, the lid has been blown open and the game is up.
After all your noise, you're still the 2nd most indebted state in the South-East, and no amount of kindergarten tantrums and worn-out insults will take that away. Cancel posts as much as you want, but you will never cancel facts. And the facts are STARK, staring you right in the face and shaming you for all your lies and fake BOASTS.

Even in terms of IGR, Enugu is number 1, followed by Ebonyi, not even Anambra; but from all the noise you clowns make here on Nairaland, person go even think say Barack Obama dey rush to Onitsha in search of foreign aid.
Will I call it lack of exposure on your part to not be aware of the fact that there are people far more successful and prosperous but at the same time more humble and mature than you OMATA clowns are, or is it just a latent sttupidity amongst you folks to overblow your minor achievements in a desperate attempt to boost your low self esteem?

Abeg, take the L like a man and sit your trifling ass down. You're not important.

Ebonyi is a far more exemplary state on what it means to have vision, focus and humility.

If you don't like it, go and fight God

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Clown, debt is debt. The fact that Imo state is the most indebted state in the SE region should be a cause for concern for you and your fellow travelers. Let us discuss debt in it's all entirety both internal, external, bonds, bailout funds etc!


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Abagworo:
You are going off topic. Anambra owing should be your problem it is not an ego battle.

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Governor Rochas Okorocha has gotten approval to take the Federal Government’s N20 billion bond.


With this, the state debt profile would increase to N80b.
It was observed that the state is owing over N60 billion, including the Federal Government’s N26 billion bailout fund, which is expected to be paid back in 20 years.

The decision by Governor Okorocha to grab another N20 billion became manifest via a letter from the Federal Ministry of Finance, DMO/PMD/241//T/7, dated August 25, 2015, and signed by A. M. Daniel-Nwaobis, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Finance.


According to the letter obtained by Vanguard, the Permanent Secretary’s mail was sequel to Okorocha’s earlier letter, dated May 2, 2015, requesting for approval to issue on “an Irrevocable Standing Payment Order, ISPO, for an amount of N402,957,780.91 monthly for 84 months in respect of a N20 billion ISG (Imo State Government) Bond Issuance Programme” to Finance Uncompleted and New Projects.”

The Federal Government drew Okorocha’s attention to “the fact that based on the fall in oil prices and the consequent decline of revenues for governments at all levels in the country, there is an urgent need to exercise greater restraint with respect to borrowing to avoid future debt unsustainability.”

It informed Governor Okorocha that the Debt Management Office had advised that his request could be granted. Consequently, the Permanent Secretary granted a “no objection” approval for the government to go ahead with the plan.

“Accordingly, I hereby grant a no objection for the state government to issue an ISPO for a monthly deduction of N402,957,780.91 for 84 months in respect of a N20 billion bond for the completion of on-going infrastructure development projects and for new development projects in the state, subject to the state meeting other requirements of the Investment and Securities Act, 2007,” the Permanent Secretary stated.

http://dailypost.ng/2015/09/21/okorocha-gets-approval-to-increase-imo-state-debt-profile-to-n80bn/

Abagworo oya food don land..this is even different from the 26b bailout!



Governor Rochas Okorocha has gotten approval to take the Federal Government’s N20 billion bond.


With this, the state debt profile would increase to N80b.
It was observed that the state is owing over N60 billion, including the Federal Government’s N26 billion bailout fund, which is expected to be paid back in 20 years.

The decision by Governor Okorocha to grab another N20 billion became manifest via a letter from the Federal Ministry of Finance, DMO/PMD/241//T/7, dated August 25, 2015, and signed by A. M. Daniel-Nwaobis, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Finance.


According to the letter obtained by Vanguard, the Permanent Secretary’s mail was sequel to Okorocha’s earlier letter, dated May 2, 2015, requesting for approval to issue on “an Irrevocable Standing Payment Order, ISPO, for an amount of N402,957,780.91 monthly for 84 months in respect of a N20 billion ISG (Imo State Government) Bond Issuance Programme” to Finance Uncompleted and New Projects.”

The Federal Government drew Okorocha’s attention to “the fact that based on the fall in oil prices and the consequent decline of revenues for governments at all levels in the country, there is an urgent need to exercise greater restraint with respect to borrowing to avoid future debt unsustainability.”

It informed Governor Okorocha that the Debt Management Office had advised that his request could be granted. Consequently, the Permanent Secretary granted a “no objection” approval for the government to go ahead with the plan.

“Accordingly, I hereby grant a no objection for the state government to issue an ISPO for a monthly deduction of N402,957,780.91 for 84 months in respect of a N20 billion bond for the completion of on-going infrastructure development projects and for new development projects in the state, subject to the state meeting other requirements of the Investment and Securities Act, 2007,” the Permanent Secretary stated.

http://dailypost.ng/2015/09/21/okorocha-gets-approval-to-increase-imo-state-debt-profile-to-n80bn/

Shut up and stop deceiving yourself. The level of debt in Imo state is so high than it calls for a collective weeping from al Igbos for the state. The combination of Imo state external debt and FG bailout fund and other internal debts is something to worry about concerning Imo state.


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Abagworo:
DMO will still release internal debts but lets us discuss based on the one at hand. Someone observed that Anambra's external debt doubled in 2 years which ordinarily calls for concern at least from dedicated citizens like you Chino.

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In addition, Delta has got the central bank’s approval to receive N10.036 billion; Ebonyi – N4.063 billion; Edo – N3.167 billion; Ekiti – N9.604 billion; Enugu – 4.207 billion; Gombe – N16.459 billion; Imo – N26.806 billion; Katsina – N3.304 billion; Kebbi – N0.690 billion and Kogi – N50.842 billion.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/bailout-cbn-injects-n338bn-in-27-states-to-stimulate-economy/218955/

Imo state is the most indebted SE state. By the time we add 26b bailout fund plus this external debt and other internal debts then imo state debt will be over 150b.



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Abagworo:
Ebonyi is a quiet State that's all. Abia under much hated Theodore Orji had their debt reduced though it might be as a result of his refusal to go into capital intensive projects. It might increase under Ikpeazu.

Edo and Cross River are the most indebted in South South while Anambra and Enugu are Southeast most indebted.

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In addition, Delta has got the central bank’s approval to receive N10.036 billion; Ebonyi – N4.063 billion; Edo – N3.167 billion; Ekiti – N9.604 billion; Enugu – 4.207 billion; Gombe – N16.459 billion; Imo – N26.806 billion; Katsina – N3.304 billion; Kebbi – N0.690 billion and Kogi – N50.842 billion.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/bailout-cbn-injects-n338bn-in-27-states-to-stimulate-economy/218955/

Focus on your useless and worthless imo state as the thread is not about Anambra. Do you want us to expose the internal debt owed by imo state? This is just an external debt. Could you add the 26b collected by Okorocha from FG bailout and other internal loans, then give us the total. Even though there is nothing to show for it anywhere on the ground.


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Kenai:
So, Anambra's debt even skyrocketed to 60.7 billion dollars under Obiano? As it stands, their debt is even larger than the much derided Imo's. But them no go gree person hear word with their ceaseless noise about "least indebted Eastern state".

Sorry, but that title belongs to the quiet but resilient Ebonyi. I really have a lot of faith in this state called Ebonyi.
From their drive to increasing their IGR and positioning themselves. They really seem focused, and this is even more pronounced when you compare them to their fellow states created in 1996. I mean states like Ekiti, Zamfara etc.
Ekiti, created at the same period, has an annual IGR of 3 billion or thereabout, and Zamfara does roughly 2 billion; but Ebonyi has an annual IGR of 17 billion! That's more than 5 times the IGR of Ekiti and 8 times that of Zamfara!
Now, coupled with the fact that it also has a much smaller debt profile than many, I think Ebonyi deserves a fairly good round of applause, abeg.

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In addition, Delta has got the central bank’s approval to receive N10.036 billion; Ebonyi – N4.063 billion; Edo – N3.167 billion; Ekiti – N9.604 billion; Enugu – 4.207 billion; Gombe – N16.459 billion; Imo – N26.806 billion; Katsina – N3.304 billion; Kebbi – N0.690 billion and Kogi – N50.842 billion.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/bailout-cbn-injects-n338bn-in-27-states-to-stimulate-economy/218955/

George Nwaneri, you are actually the one acting like a clown here because you are making a pointless argument, why not use this same energy to tackle your own governor over your failed state?

And who are you to tell us where to focus on? We already have some of the biggest farms in Nigeria, this is aside the huge industrial complexes and heavy economic/comercial activities.

Well the airport has come to stay, look for another thing to say!




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Princewell2012:
you must be a kid.

And it seems you re here agitating for likes. You obviously makes no sense atall.

Your governor should focus on agriculture for now, nobody is saying you do not need an airport, but for now let do the needful, can't you get it.

You cannot use one stone to kill two bird, that is the purpose of these thread.

Am done with you.

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I still don't know why you are worried about Anambra's ongoing airport project? Are you from Anambra? Why now allow Anambrans decide what is good for them? Why are you drinking panadol on another man's headache? Let this go because the airport project is already ongoing and no amount of ranting can STOP it. Move on with your life for once or go and task your own state government. Leave us alone on this matter because the airport has come to stay.

Anambra International Airport will be the busiest in Nigeria after Lagos and Abuja. FACT! The only reason some airports around are still standing is because of nearness to Anambra. FACT! So in otherwords Anambra's own airport will have a massive patronage coupled with the fact that it will be a hub for commercial sale of ATK for international flights.

Yes, Anambra is developing 3 malls and that is unprecedented in Nigeria apart from maybe Abuja and Lagos. Most Nigerian states are even more comfortable with just one mall but not the same with Anambra. Which means we have upped our game. Besides malls, Anambra is developing in conjunction with some investors a worldclass whole sale shopping center at Ogbunike, this is aside Oba International market. Onitsha main market is receiving a government attention and it is fitted with CCTV. All our open market/shopping centers are organized and neat.




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macjive01:
Can I ask you a question?

How much returns do you think an airport would fetch a state?
How much does imo state make from imo airport from the combined patronage of residents of Anambra and Abia ? Very little. Almost insignificant.

Airport business is not profitable unless there is a huge patronage.

As a state governor, would you rather spend money on an airport that has little revenue generating capacity or on shopping malls - which has huge demand, will be an instant sale. The shopping mall will uplift the state of shopping and sanitation in the state. Pay back itself almost instantly. Provide massive continuous revenue from taxes.

Someone mentioned Anambra is building 3 malls already, do you think that's enough?
Onitsha alone needs about 20 shopping malls. I repeat 20 massive shopping malls.

The cost of building the airport will build a modern mega mall. Which will be snapped up by markets . The money made will be plunged back into building another mall. .

The state of cleanliness of the city and state will greatly be improved.

More taxes from the stalls will increase government coffers.

Increase patronage of shoppers. More money to the markets and traders. More money to Anambra. More money to make even more noise.

Standard of living will be significantly improved.

Shoppers experience will be a delight.

Same goes for ABA.

What is your choice shopping malls or airport?


Like for shopping malls , share for airport.

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Lies! They are both from Anambra. Below is Phyno's mansion at Ngozika estates Phase-II, Awka.

DerKaiser:
Trained by and living in Enugu.

Leave Anambra airport location for us to deal with because it is already under construction. Start talking about the Airport-construction-viability in your own Abia State. The topic is not about Anambra. You can't 'love' us more than we love ourselves..keep the 'love' and show it your own state.

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betterABIAstate:
Its more cost reasonable for someone going to Onitsha to ply Asaba airport than any other one close to nnewi.

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How come you guys are more concerned and more caring over this airport stuff if you guys are not intimidated by it?

Why not go and focus on your own state and leave the states to do what they deem fit and good for it's own people and economy. Well you may have to remove Anambra from your speculation because Anambra International Airport is already under construction. So you better device another means to deceive yourself further..


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fabregas04:
na u dey post nonsense, d op raised a gud topic, nasarawa needs no airport when abuja and jos can service it, anambra too, asaba is less than 20m, enugu and owerri are very close, ekiti and osun own na bad idea, when ondo and oyo that are close to them bearly function, ogun seats conviniently btw Lagos and Oyo, same as abia, btw imo and P/H, these Govs need to be taught basic Economics.

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