₦airaland Forum

Abagworo:
Yes he scammed Igbos. Where are the railways, international airports, completed highways and 2nd Niger bridge? Buhari is doing well fighting corruption for now and most importantly work has resumed on Port Harcourt- Owerri highway which if completed is to Buhsri's glory. I'm proud of helping oust the scammer.

I am not a coward ....did Jonathan not build railways did he not give Enugu international airport ..did he not do Onitsha Owerri road. Jonathan even scammed his people Niger delta ...he couldn't do east west road. Did not upgrade the derivation money and the heights of scam was obasanjo with his people ...he did absolutely nothing for them not even Lagos Ibadan road

TheGoodJoe:
Are you saying the schools in Anambra are up to the quality of the schools in Port Harcourt? If they are, then you have an amazing Governor.

As for churning out the finest in education, it is not a competition. What I know is that, the strides Amaechi took in Rivers State's standard of education will lead to the development of brilliant minds in the state.

That is what I want for all states and that is why I want Nigerians demanding accountability from our leaders. Especially those close to us. Like the Governors and LGA chairmen that get regular allocations.

One education is competing and competition that's why we have position

Two ....anambra has the best school , more that what I have seen at diobu and d line


Take this or you can play ostrich

Amechi used rivers money for APC campaign

rosalieene:
why is there so much marriage dichotomy
(division) among the igbos? there is usually the
case of anambra saying "imo women and men
are not good for marriage, they are full of
criminals, prostitutes etc", same goes for imo
people who will always tell their children that
"anambra people are bad, they love money, do
not marry from there or else you will be used
for ritual" when are we the igbo both from
Enugu, Imo Abia, Ebonyi and Anambra unite
together? be critical in your comments

The same way the egba man will deride an ijebu woman the same way a Kano man will call the kaduna man Hausa banza

So shut up

The same way the Brit will look down on Roma lady or gypsy



Beside that we in anambra marry out ..

I was thinking it was we the ss people
Now it is we the Igbo


Nairaland has turned to impersonating land

IGBOSON1:
^^^Do yourself a favor and quit talking of what you're ill-informed about!

As things stand presently, you want to tell me your so called 'south south' isn't being lorded over? What are you Igbo-hating lot doing about this? Or is it only when it comes to Igbos that you'll find your voice and start blurting out rubbish?

Check who owns most of your oyel blocks; check who controls customs; check who controls NPA; check who owns the busiest port in the Niger Delta! Find out the answer to these questions and come back and tell me what's the basis for your belief that Ndigbo are out to 'lord it over' your south south!

The articles of association that presently binds you in Nigeria with other ethnic groups, zones or regions is the Nigerian Constitution; compare that with the articles of association on which the proposed Lower Niger Republic or Biafra would be based and tell me which one engenders inequality and subjugation of a part or parts of a union? You can also peruse The Ahiara Declaration for further enlightenment!

When you say 'your brothers in the east' are after your oyel what exactly do you mean? Can we have a clear idea of your understanding of the boundary limits of Igboland? Egbema, Ndoni and Obigbo are areas rich in hydrocarbons (presently lumped into your south south by the northern Nigerian military and the southern allies)......are you aware they're part of Alaigbo?

What part of this south south are you from?.....Just so we can put things in their proper perspective!

Nwanne leave those our oyel people

EUROBOMBER:
Tonyebarcanista, Truckpusher, HopeAtHand, Quotasystem.

You have ended up calling the agent Provocateur


They will assemble especially hopeathand

TheGoodJoe:
I did not say did not build more than ten schools. Did they build them up to Amaechi's standard?

The governors can do more and we should hold them accountable to do more. The Igbos are uniting to march for their own country. If they march this way against their corrupt leaders, they will get better results.

Calling the billions they receive paltry like someone above is accepting that these leaders have a right to waste the resources assigned to the states.

The wastages of resources is unacceptable. If the Igbos are okay with it, what is my own.

Shut up and go to anambra my state and see education and its standards


How many of your people churn out the finest in Nigerian education ?

Kagawa10:
Lol!
Ikwere are no ibo! How many time do ibo wants to hear that before it sink in your head? Wike, an Ikwere man is about to immortalise Gowon, for giving them identity!
The oil in Aguleri belongs to the Igala! Fact!
There's no oil in Anioma land except some little gas deposit in Ukwuani and these people are not ibo either!
Hence, all what you stated are just imaginary hogwash with nothing to back it up!

You keep sounding like a broken record

In heaven, everyone has wings (except Jesus) and it’s always light, according to Colton Burpo.
Four months after his emergency surgery, 4-year-old Colton Burpo started telling his parents about experiences he had in heaven while he was lying in the hospital bed having an emergency appendectomy. When the little boy from small-town Nebraska described where his mother and father were during the surgery and what they were doing while he was “up and out of his body,” Colton’s parents, Todd Burpo (a Protestant pastor) and Sonja Burpo, knew he was telling the truth.

They decided to share Colton’s message of faith through a book, “Heaven is For Real,” which is now a New York Times best seller. A film based on “Heaven is for Real” will be in theatres on April 16th.

Before Colton’s descriptions of heaven are released on the big screen, we thought we’d give you a sneak peek. Here are some of the things little Colton says he saw:

1. Angels sang to him because he was scared. He asked them to sing, “We Will We Will Rock You,” but they wouldn’t.

2. Colton describes heaven’s gates as being made of gold with pearls on them. The city of heaven, he said, is made of something shiny, like gold and silver. There are more colors in heaven, and the flowers and trees are beautiful. Colton says he saw animals of every kind — including Jesus’ rainbow-colored horse and dogs, birds and friendly lions.

3. Colton says he sat on Jesus’ lap at one point while he was in heaven. He says Jesus has brown hair and hair on his face. He told his father that Jesus’ eyes are so pretty.

4. Colton says Jesus had “markers” in the palms of his hands and on the tops of his feet, and that he wears white with a purple sash and a gold crown with a pinkish diamond in the middle.


This painting of Jesus Christ by Akiane Kramarik is what the Savior looks like, according to Colton Burpo.
5. Todd and Sonja Burpo showed Colton many paintings of Jesus to find out which one he thought came closest. It wasn’t until he finally saw the painting of Christ by 8-year-old prodigy Akiane Kramarik, who claims to have seen heavenly visions from the age of four, that Colton said it was right. After Kramarik continued to share her visions of heaven and turn them into life through her paintings, her atheist mother started believing in God.

6. Colton told his parents about meeting his sister in heaven, whom his mother had miscarried before Colton was born, and whom the parents had never spoken to Colton about. He says this sister looked a lot like his living sister, Cassie, but was smaller and had dark hair. Colton says she wouldn’t stop hugging him.

7. Colton also claims he met his grandfather, who died 30 years before Colton was born. When Colton’s father showed him a photo of “Pop” shortly before he passed away, Colton didn’t recognize him. When his father showed him a photo of “Pop” at 29 years old, Colton instantly recognized him as the man he spent time with in heaven. Colton told his father that no one is old in heaven.

8. Colton said everyone in heaven has wings except Jesus, who “just went up and down like an elevator.” Also, according to Colton, everyone in heaven has a “light” over their heads.


A coloring sheet available at heavenisforreal.net shows what Colton Burpo says God and Jesus’ thrown resemble.
9. Colton claims to have seen God’s throne, which he describes as “really, really big” and says Jesus’ throne is “right next to his dad’s,” on the right, and that Gabriel’s throne is on the other side. Colton says he saw Mary kneeling at Christ’s throne and at other times standing by him. He said “she still loves him like a Mom.”

10. Colton says it never gets dark in heaven, because God and Jesus light it up.

To learn more about Colton’s entire story, as told by his father,



http://utahvalley360.com/2014/04/16/sneak-peek-at-heaven-is-for-real-10-images-of-heaven-according-to-colton-burpo/

NSOGBU ADIGHI...MANA KA M KWUO EZIOKWU...THIS IS TOY

patrick89:
did you watch the video? if you watched it, you would not make this conclusion, there was another similar videos, but this time around by 13 year old boy in enugu,,

PLEASE I AM WAITING TO SEE THE GOLDEN THRONE....I HAVE NOT SEEN IT. AM I HAVING ASTIGMATISM OR THE OP IS HAVING MELONOMA AND AMNESIA

TO ME THIS IS A TOY


BUT HE TRIED

ebosie11:
Fidellis Nwachukwu, from Imo State, recently displayed his prototype excavator at the Abuja international motor fair. He said he has no formal training in engineering or mechanics and that it was in fact a vision from 
God that inspired him to make the excavator. .

He said: “I am truly gifted from God and I have the spirit that enlightens me on what to do. I have a lot to offer my country, my plan is to develop this excavator. We all know that Nigeria is technologically challenged, and we Nigerians and the government are ignorant about this. .

Technologies like this can bring about the improvement of our economy, that’s why I am eager to let Nigerians and the world know that we can develop our own technology. Getting in touch with the government and private investors to support my work was difficult. .

At my first visit to the House of Assembly to get my work viewed, I was accused of being a Boko Haram member and sent away. The government is supposed to see my work, especially the president, the president is like our father and I believe one day I would get the support I need.”

Nwachukwu said that he spent N200,000 on the prototype excavator and he needs N12,550,000 to buy the necessary equipment to launch full production….. sorry bro, Eze Nkita wants us to make donations to dogs instead

Source: http://trezzy2..com.ng/2015/12/nigerian-man-with-no-formal-education.html?m=1

The new Minister of Science and Technology, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu says he will only use made in Nigerian vehicles during this present administration.
According to Vanguard the Minister has already listed Innoson Motos and PAN Nigeria as the only companies to supply his preferred vehicles.

The Minister reportedly took the decision to encourage made in Nigeria goods and reduce excessive usage of foreign goods, as part of the administrations’ resolve to diversify the economy and empower Nigerians.
He made the pledge on Friday when he sat with members of the Joint Union Negotiating Council-Federal Ministry of Science & Technology Chapter.


http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2015/12/minister-of-science-and-technology.html

Abagworo:
Apart from road which infrastructure does Uyo have more than Aba? Most people doing the IPOB nonsense are those bitter about Jonathan's loss but it does not change the fact that Igboland has little federal presence. My anger is that Jonathan scammed Igbos for 6 years without improving our federal roads at all. If the federal roads that transverse through Aba were good, things would have been better for residents.

why are you getting crazier by the day...JONATHAN Scamed igbo, oh how? he did not scam you but SAI BUHARI scammed you with phanthom waterver


Cant you just think for once

ngwanu


i am trying to be well behaved here

safarigirl:
don't insult my akwa-Ibom brother mbok, we have stronger ties to them than Anambrarians

adedayourt:
hes rich enof to care fr dem. . end of story

HE HAS AMASSED ENOUGH TO TAKE CARE OF THEM

Learn how to use your words carefully and appropriately

Kagawa10:
You are definitely showing your level of stupidity here!
How can a grown ass man failed to see the post that was attached to his post in the first discourse? That's when I thought I've seen all it is to know about the ibos! Lol!
And for the records, ukwu in Ukwuani's language basically means Leg and has no other meaning whatsoever!
Yeye!

WHY AM I EVEN ENGAGING YOU INTELLECTUALLY.....I HAVE SEEN THAT YOU ARE BEREFT OF IDEA. I DONT WANT TO USE THE TERM STUPID, OR I WOULD HAVE USED IT BUT I WILL BE CIVIL HERE



GROW UP..TRY TO KEARN THE DIFFERENCE IN DIALECT AND LANGUAGE


OH WHICH ONE ARE YOU AGAIN


IKWERRE, ETCHE, UKWUANI OR WE THE SS PEOPLE


HAVE A GOOD DAY


I AM DONE WITH YOU. YOU SEEM UNTEACHABLE, MAYBE EDUCATION IS WASTED VENTURE

sunnyb0b0:
I do not have anything against Obiano but I'm talking about reality on ground. I do not live in Anambra but was home for 2 weeks and within those 2 weeks, I moved around, interacted with people and sought opinions.

Many people see him as nepotic, they say he is concentrating projects in his zone, some say he is a drunkard (these may not be true but public opinion matters).

While home, I picked a plot of land at the GRA and a few plots in Isuaniocha.

Of Jesus couldn't please just 12 apostles ..some denied him, some sold him, some doubted him, some abscounded and left him

How can Willie a mere mortal please millions



Oga Willie is on point ..take this from me

Kagawa10:
Go back to the first post of mine that quoted you on this thread!

Stop dancing around the bush ...tell us the meaning of akalaka in Benin

Kagawa10:
Let me give you an expo!
Ukwu means Leg in Ukwuani language!

And it means also leg in Igbo also
Depending accent
It can mean
It can mean big
It also can mean waist


Then tell us the meaning of ani

Kagawa10:
Ask your phantom Ukwuani wife!

Oga I did not talk about my wife here ....I want u to tell the world the meaning of UKWUANI


and also the meaning of akalaka in Benin


If not .keep quiet for ever

Kagawa10:
Google is at your corner!

I want to hear from your mouth ..tell us the meaning

Kagawa10:
Stop making every word to be ibo!
A word may have been found in ibo language but that doesn't say it has no meaning in another language!
That's why you guys are so shameless!
I already gave you the bini meaning of Alakala, which you claim it belongs to only ibo!
Same way you are hell bent giving 'Ukwuani' ibo meaning whereas it means another thing in Ukwuani language!
Stop being shameless!

You did not say the meaning ..what is the Benin meaning of akalaka

Only you be etche ,ikwerre and ukwuani



Atulu

Keystonn:
which one is ukwuani language again ?

My brother I don tire for these people ...the stupidity is legendary and foolery grandiose


Please help me ask him the meaning of ukwuani in Greek and Latin or the so called ukwuani language

Kagawa10:
Stop making every word to be ibo!
A word may have been found in ibo language but that doesn't say it has no meaning in another language!
That's why you guys are so shameless!
I already gave you the bini meaning of Alakala, which you claim it belongs to only ibo!
Same way you are hell bent giving 'Ukwuani' ibo meaning whereas it means another thing in Ukwuani language!
Stop being shameless!

OK admitted

Tell the world the meaning of ukwuani.... We are waiting

TheGoodJoe:
Nobody is comparing anyone with you. You are proud and you feel you are better than others. A lot of you feel this way. I am glad I do not. I look at everyone equally.

Being proud and feeling you bare better is nothing different than racism. Where the white skinned people feel the complexion of their skin make them better than the blacks.

Leave all those our Oil talk. I am not one of those people. I believe everyone has a role to play to make this country a better place. If we stop our ethnic and religious bigotry, Nigeria can be a force.

That's your own ideology....I am proud and I was brought up to be better and I also have no apology for this.



So you know all these things and you write that thing ab initio ...we Igbo are confident and it has helped us

menabadoo:
I know he must be Igbo. This people should give us Biafra on time abeg

So that you can invent missile and bomb them from ejemekwuru in IMO state then direct the missile will accurate precision to maybe ile ife or damaturu

mapet:
First off, He's not the first to build such a "model" excavator. Even right from the 80s people, had been buidling "models" like that and taking it to motor fair for display.

Secondly students in Polytechnics and Universities build more challenging projects than this toy. Nigerian Engineering students both male and female had been building Eco-Friendly model cars for the Shell Universities competition around the globe and they have been applauded for such feet. Recently some Unilag students built a model electric car.

Thirdly, I know the urge to make this an ethnic-centric rant had made the naive OP to make a senseless post. I will advise the OP that toying this line is just eroding the little value you have. Nigerian students have gone far above all these.........

What should be our objective now his to reverse the trend of our talents and potentials overseas, bring them back home and put their skill and competence to work; not as bragging rights on NL. 19 year old son of my friend recently graduated from a top institute in Ukraine, specialising in building drones. He has mouth-watering offers from US coys and universities. I had to plead with him to come back home after his advance training in the US(hopefully he will)

Monkey spited and spotted

EVILFOREST:
Yeaaaa we really know.
IGBOS and those agitating for BIAFRA should know that we are not doing badly as Igbos.
After all, this same TRIBE embarked on a ravaging CIVIL WAR, came out Of it still, energetic and Stronger .

This is what keeps me going as an IGBO man.
We have grown to challenge people who betrayed and oppressed us ACADEMICALLY, despite the war.
We went further to overtake many. That's why the ENVY is brewing.

We punish the EARTH by erecting edifices every corner of this country with the believe we are Nigerians, yet we are treated with disdain and levity.
A typical IGBO man is more of a true Nigerian than any other neighbour.
PLEASE, we can't afford another WAR , because some lazy dudes around are waiting patiently for another round of ABANDONED properties.

PEOPLE who can't afford our BEAUTIFUL LADIES are relying on WARS to RAPE them.

We can't just be FEEDING people, only
PLEASE, let's sheath our swords

Those who got the abandoned property have they fared well? The answer is ...NO they are busy drinking kai kai and waiting for oyel which the north holds

Afam4eva:
He has not done anything wrong. We must learn to entertain other opinions that are at variance with ours.

So you did not read it....they keep calling aba as if akwa ibom is El Dorado.... For heaven sake I know that damn place .....well


I know their people well also

mozel247:
Battle line drawn... Am apc member but I think the leadership my party are getting it wrong.. Thanks to Buhari who was incompetent but was use to ride the apc to power... Thanks to him who had refuse to listen by making inexperience malami and Mahmud minister of justice and partisan inec chair.. The simple thing to be done was to approach supreme court for judicial interpretation but APC know all.. Now confusion.. Imagine swearing in a governor without a deputy.. Never heard..only in my apc been destroyed by Buhari.. I think we were better off as ACN.. Tot I voted for change from the way PDP use to do it.. But this one don worst ooooo

45k registered voters with 25k pvc.. Why declaring the election inconclusive inec...? Tot I voted for change from the way PDP

Good morning

tunex23:
The deputy governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress in the recently concluded governorship election in Kogi State, James Faleke, has said he would not present himself for swearing-in with Yahaya Bello, the governorship candidate who was drafted in after the death of Abubakar Audu.
Mr. Faleke is billed to be sworn in on January 27, 2016, alongside Mr. Bello.
Mr. Faleke made his position known on Monday at Kabba at a meeting of APC stakeholders from Kogi West senatorial district.
He said his stance is in furtherance of his earlier letter to the national leadership of the party not to work with Mr. Bello, the governor-elect.
The politician, who was reacting to a resolution reached at the meeting that he should pursue the legal option to a logical conclusion, said the Audu/Faleke ticket remained intact and unchanged.
“I will not disappoint Prince Abubakar Audu. I, James Abiodun Faleke will not be there for the swearing in if we don’t finish the case before the January 27, 2016.
“Nobody consulted me before making me a deputy to Bello. Bello too did not consult me. I have made my position known to the party leadership on this. I am not ready to betray and disappoint Prince Abubakar Audu,” he said.
The tenure of the present administration ends on January 27, 2016 .
He also exonerated President Mohammadu Buahri from the crisis, saying Mr. Buhari he knew ‘cannot be a party to injustice and outright violation of the rule of law.’
Mr. Faleke warned the leadership of the APC against setting the party on a path of destruction through impunity and injustice, saying that they should learn from what happened to the Peoples Democratic Party.
He said that the present struggle was a complex one and beyond him, saying it was about emancipation of the people and the future of the state.
While asking the people not to fight or castigate anybody over the development, Mr. Faleke said those fighting in 2015 for positions in 2019 were trying God.
“People are fighting for 2019 in 2015. Are they God? What is happening is beyond human imagination,” he said.
He warned members and supporters of the party against fighting or castigating anybody, saying those behind the plot were only working to actualize God’s plan and the ultimate liberation of the state from the flaws of poverty and underdevelopment .
“I am a marathoner, no matter how bumpy and rough the road is, we shall get there, “ he said.
According to him, the constitutional crisis created by the sudden death of Mr. Audu, when finally resolved, will enrich the country’s democracy .
He thanked the Igalas for their support and resolve to defend the mandate with their blood and assured them that their efforts would not be in vain.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/194794-i-wont-present-myself-for-swearing-in-as-deputy-governor-in-kogi-james-faleke.html?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

Can't this man just grow up....