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Jesusloveyou:...so that your born to rule rubbish would continue forever and ever? You see you parasitic life...Have you ever seen the leeches, the creatures in the pic below...who deliberately want to leave their hosts? NEVER!!
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Yyeske:If Obsanjo did all that, why was he at logger heads with Oji Kalu the governor of Abia state? Why did the House of assembly members go on hunger strike...I think you were very young then...and don't know your left from your right!! ![]() |
EazyMoh:It is a shame that you don't believe there is a grand design to punish the SE people because of the civil war. You think the Sanusi was foolish to make that statement? “Sincerely speaking, the South-East has not had a fair-share since the civil war. Their marginalization is quite obvious. But if the policy of reconstruction, reintegration and reconciliation of Gen.Gowon and the late Gen. Murtala’s administrations had continued, the agitation by the few Igbo for Biafra state would have been a thing of the past. Balarebe Musa |
igwebuike01:Which money are Ebony and Anambra using for the physical development of their state capitals. |
soberdrunk:S, Drunk...why do you like reaping where you did not sow? |
If only this DAN thing could start from looking at the root cause of why people still wanting Biafra after 50 years. Forget about the hate speech for a moment, as even Buhari uses hate speech and actions. Have the things that caused the Biafra war still there today? I assure you once you start working in the direction of ensuring there is equity, fairness and justice...the hate speech and Biafra agitation will die a slow death. Hoping the agitation has crossed the rubicon, though. You would be wasting your time, trying to stop hate speech while the issues lingers. “Nigeria’s unity can only be guaranteed when all its citizens feel they are getting a fair deal; when all its component parts are treated justly and equitably" Col. Abubakar Dangiwa Umar |
sekxyqueen:They have...just 8 comments... If it were about Igbos, Kanu or IPOB...It will be hitting the 7th or 8th page...by now. I don't know why. |
OrestesDante:...but you are too scared to support them to leave you alone...why. It would have been an issue If they had wanted to take some of your territory, but no... |
kn23h:Small Igbo region is not developed by the federal government because of their insults...Can you see how intelligent you are.... |
kn23h:...and when the politicians in the East can't fight and the people chose IPOB who they believe can fight for them...Why are you happy that the army should kill unarmed civilians...IPOB members? Who is whining? Is Sanusi Igbo? |
kn23h:Where they insulting every tribe in 1999? And the north that have everything and don't generate a dim...should do what? |
OrestesDante:Illiterates everywhere...
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kn23h:When people talk about fighting for things, I get amused. Is Nigeria a jungle or a zoo that you must fight for things? Are there not set laws to nake things happen without figthing? |
kn23h:Are you for real...What have got to say about the SEDC bill fought by the representative that was turned down? Are you not ashamed that SE, a small land area could have this number of federal roads? You know withinh your heart that the federal government has a punitive policy on the people in the area. A good government, don't need represeentative to ensure that all parts of the country have good roads... Can you check if Ghana, Togo, Benin, Cameroun have a particular region, which is have these kind of roads? I don't think so....but you wicked people will be the ones carrying IPOB matter on your head... |
kn23h:If you tell us why Obasanjo and Yaradua didn't develop those roads for 10 years, then I might be able to tell you why Johnathan didn't do those roads in 6 years...and why Buhari is finding it very hard to do in 2 years... |
modelmike7:If you beg from today till eternity, nothing will be done. People have been begging for decades and nothing has been done. Do you remember in 1999, when when members of Abia state house of assemble went on hunger strike because of these bad federal roads? I don't know why the federal government are heartless. Why punishing people for the deeds of their parents? The civil war ended 50 years ago but as you can see, it has not really ended. Are you wondering why Sanusi made the statement below? Things have even gone worse than in 1999, when he made the statement.. "There is a new Igbo man, who was not born in 1966 and neither knows nor cares about Nzeogwu and Ojukwu. There are Igbo men on the street who were never Biafrans. They were born Nigerians, are Nigerians, but suffer because of actions of earlier generations. They will soon decide that it is better to fight their own war, and may be find an honourable peace, than to remain in this contemptible state in perpetuity" (Being Excerpts from A Paper Presented At The “National Conference On The 1999 Constitution” Jointly Organised By The Network For Justice And The Vision Trust Foundation, At The Arewa House, Kaduna From 11th –12th September, 1999) |
The land mass of SE region is smaller than Niger state, yet this region has the worse federal roads in Nigeria since 1999. Why have successive government not been able to repair these roads? Isn't it obvious that the central government have a punitive policy agianst the people of the area? Why would people be angry when the youths of the region agitate for separate nation to solve their issues? People should not blame the leders and governors of the region as these are federal projects. Would anybody blame IPOB for their agitations?
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VEHICULAR journeys on federal roads in the South-East states of Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo have become deadly trap for motorists as virtually all the roads have become impassable. Amansea border town on the Enugu-Onitsha expressway Notable among such roads include the Enugu-Umuahia-Port Harcourt expressway, Onitsha-Owerri road, Enugu-Onitsha expressway, Ninth Mile Corner-Nsukka-Makurdi road as well as Onitsha-Uzo Uwani-Nsukka-Onuiyi-Haven-Ovoko and Enugu Ezike-Umuida-Unadu-Akpanya roads. The Enugu-Onitsha expressway has turned to a nightmare for motorists as the roads have become virtually impassable. Travellers from the north who pass through the Makurdi-Obollo Afor- Ninth Mile Corner-Awka-Onitsha expressway spend over 12 hours for a journey which usually lasts three and a half hours from Makurdi, Benue State to Enugu. Attendant wear and tear Also, motorists travelling to Onitsha through Enugu to Onitsha expressway or vice versa pass through Udi through Achi-Aguata road to come out at Onisha instead of going through Ninth Mile from Awka to Onitsha, which usually takes fewer hours as the roads have failed in several areas. As a result, a journey from Onitsha to Enugu, which ordinarily should take about one and half hours, now takes more than five hours, with the attendant wear and tear on the vehicles. The worst sections of the road are the Umunya-Amawbia axis and the Amansea end on the border with Enugu State. The Ninth Mile Corner to Enugu is another terrible portion even with two by-passes constructed by Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State to ease traffic congestion caused by bad roads. The road from Ninth Mile to Makurdi is hellish death traps especially between the Nigerian Brewery junction along Iwollo road to Opi junction at Nsukka. Since the rains became heavy, motorists travelling to Lagos or other South-West states through Onitsha had diverted to the old Onitsha-Enugu road rehabilitated during the administrations of former Governors Peter Obi and Sullivan Chime and the pressure on the rehabilitated road had resulted in potholes and traffic gridlock on the road. Travellers express worry In the past few weeks, travellers had to spend hours at the Amansea junction following the bottleneck created by the two police checkpoints between Mobile Police, Awka and Amansea, sometimes forcing the passengers to trek several kilometres to get to Awka town to join other vehicles to continue their journeys. Sometimes the traffic gridlock would extend to Ugwuoba in Enugu State and Zik Avenue in Awka. Expectedly, the road users have been expressing worry that the ongoing work on the expressway was very slow, noting that the work would have gone far if the contractors were more serious. A commercial bus driver, Mr. Joachim Nnakwue, said it was always a terrible experience driving on the road. He said as a result of the bad road, he does only one trip daily between Enugu and Onitsha, as against three to four trips he was doing when the road was good. Another driver, Mr. Nwachukwu Okeke, said due to the diversion drivers make at Umunya, youths of some villages have been extorting money from them as they usually mount emergency toll gates and force drivers passing through their villages to pay. He said that drivers paid between N300 and N500 before joining the better portion of the expressway at the Awkuzu end of the road. Apart from the Enugu-Onitsha road, the Oba-Okigwe federal highway is also in a deplorable condition as the work there has been going on at snail speed. Enugu-Umuahia-Port Harcourt Expressway Also, although the Federal Government has remobilized contractors to resume work on the busy Enugu-Port Harcourt express way abandoned for many years a succession of previous administrations, it is not yet Uhuru for motorists plying the roads as they still are several very bad areas on the roads to be fixed. The Enugu portion of the road is still dotted with dangerous potholes, some of them located in the middle of the road, making it difficult for motorists to evade or manouvre. Worst areas: However, the worst areas are some stretches at the Abia end of the road. Specifically, the Ofeme axis in Umuahia North council still gives motorists nightmares as they go through a lot of stress on the road, which would likely become a no-go-area for them. In fact, certain portions on one of the lanes of the dual carriage road have been overtaken by weeds but due to a lack of alternatives, motorists still manage to ply it with the attendant tear and wear on their vehicles. It is a common experience to see vehicles break down at these dilapidated portions. But for a standby police patrol team at the Ofeme stretch by the Abia Police Commissioner, Leye Oyebade, many motorists would have fallen victim to armed robbery attacked as the area is always lonely and prone to criminal activities. The contractor handling the Okigwe-Umuahia stretch of the road, Setraco, seemed to have been touched by the ugly plight of motorists plying the road, as they have began to mobilise materials for palliative work on the bad portions before the actual work commence. The Umuahia-Bende-Ohafia road is one death trap that has eluded any solution as all hopes seem to have been lost as nothing is being done either by the federal or the state governments to save the life of the road users in the area. Dangerous gullies Between Igbere and Abiriba axis of the road lie no less than three dangerous gullies, which pose serious dangers to motorists. Arochukwu-Ohafia federal road, from all indications, has remained a curse on the people of the area and the users as nothing is being done to genuinely alleviate the hardship they go through on the road. No vehicle dares ply the road during the raining season. Life is just hell for the people of the area and users of the road. However, the Enugu- Abakaliki-Ogoja highway is a little bit more motorable except at a few spots. It is the same situation in Imo State as the Owerri-Port Harcourt and Owerri-Aba Highway are in a terrible state of disrepair. Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/09/motorists-groan-federal-roads-turn-nightmares-igboland/
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Ezigbonmadu:..and these slaves and not people's father at the feet of their masters?
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[s] Freiden:[/s] All this long epistle is just so that your born to rule rubbish would continue or your afonja slavery and picking of crubs is sustained, abi... Asked to write same on how Nigeria would improve and become like Indonesia or Malaysia...you will go into bouts of convulsion... |
JoeMaddog:Maddog! You have been hiding under your parents bed when BH are still there...You have now crept out to fight unarmed civilian...Little coward...Mad things! Fake news! |
GameGod:You mean this Sai baba
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cuedish:Fake news.... This is the same video, sent when the Niger Delta Avengers were blowing pipe lines... Coward and parasite! Your stealing of other people's resources has come to an end! |
Mjshexy:Even nature is tired of Nigeria...the reason it is making the government deaf and dumb..so that there are clear reasons for implosion and disintegration...Or how can one explain this madness? |
These appointments, is provocative and insult to people shouting about gains from unity in diversity. It is a shame that this grossly insensitive government is doing everything to ensure Nigeria implodes from within... What is actually wrong with this government? Are they telling the youths from the SS and SE to go to hell? How does the Arewa youths who claimed they want to work with youth from other regions to ensure fairness and equity and progress of Nigeria...plan to do it. Are these charade part of it? |
By Emma Amaize ASABA— NATIONAL Coordinator/Convener, Pan Niger Delta People Congress, PNDPC, Chief Mike Loyibo, yesterday, said the group intends to hold talks with President Muhammadu Buhari to reverse the latest lopsided appointments in the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, maintaining that it was a desecration of the principles of federal character. Loyibo Loyibo, who spoke on phone with Vanguard, said: “The recent shake-up in NNPC does not promote the unity of Nigeria. It is a clear violation of the federal character principle. It will make the youths and our people to lose faith and confidence in the peace process in our region and the government. “I want to express my disappointment to the people concerned as the explanation I got was not satisfactory. For us in PNDPC, we will make efforts to see Mr. President to address the injustice done to our region. Nobody should treat us like a second-class citizen, we produce the oil and we should be treated as such. “The action shows that government is deliberately sidelining our people from appointments in this dispensation. It is totally unacceptable to us, we have given so much to Nigeria to be treated this way and I was shocked when I read about it. “This kind of injustice is what make our people believe that the current Federal Government is not sincere with the peace deal and not ready to bring development to our area. It will encourage our boys to use it as an excuse to disturb oil productions. “They should know where we are coming from. From less than one million barrels production, today, because of our efforts and the cooperation of the boys, oil production went up to 2.2 million barrels and any negative response signal, our people will lose faith in the government. They are pushing us to a situation where we will retreat and withdraw.” Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/09/pndpc-plans-meet-buhari-nnpc-appointments-loyibo/ |
Yyeske:"...You are Yoruba. Biafrans have never included you in their business. The agitation doesn’t pose any danger to you whatsoever. Yet, you spend time mocking their agitation and insulting Nnamdi Kanu who has succeded in troubling the waters of the Nigerian polity enough to force a conversation; a feat your Oodua Congress has woefully failed to achieve. One of your own, Osinbajo, is currently being humiliated. He is the acting president, yet, he can’t swear in ministers, he can’t even sign budget. Why? Because he is a southern Christian deemed inferior by the fulani Oligarchs. Rather than allow Osinbajo sign the budget, six months into the 2017 fiscal year it was meant for, the whole country should grind to a halt. You are seeing all these, yet, Biafra, which is a product of the injustice in the system, is your only headache". Peter ---------------------------------------- See how licking of shoes has become your greatest pain... |
KANUIPOB:Let us know when you will see this number of soldiers in any community sacked by the killer fulani herdsmen...Was it not the government that are brainwashing the soldiers and other security forces not to do the right thing? Mister idiocy belongs to you. |
GoldNiagara:Focus on the topic, ogbeni |
omololu2020:How do you get Biafra without sensitizing the internation community? |
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