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mercyville:You keep disgracing yourself, the table I showed was published 2018, from reliable source Premium times, own by you kinsman, this is a recent survey that was carried out 2016/2017 by National bureau of statistics in collaboration with National primary healthcare development agency (NPHDA) National agency of the control of Aids (NACA) as part of the global MICS programme. And you are showing chart without credible link. ![]()
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ManirBK:Mark your words as what ![]() |
Stnomso:When they stop their stupidity I'll upload pictures I promised last weekend, thanks. |
mercyville:From all indications and statistics available Igbos are least in poverty and malnutrition in Nigeria today
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mercyville:According to statistics please can you share the statistics with us ![]()
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mercyville:What do you say about these two threads that graced front page this morning, it's not chest beating, it's reality today ![]() https://www.nairaland.com/4635272/18-students-emerge-winners-nnpc https://www.nairaland.com/4633912/keren-chigozie-nnah-wins-nigeria-spelling |
Strikethem:There are thousands of Igbo shoe makers that produces what Nigeria use and ship out side neighboring countries, so Itele (China customized products) is what you can boast off ![]() Checkout Global Smartfit own by Igbo that's exactly what I'm asking for not China products
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Strikethem:And this is how they manufactured those shoes you posted ![]()
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Strikethem:Can you show me where they are manufacturing those items Many can go to China and request for customize items to confuse gullible minds. |
mercyville:Mention what Yorubas are known for you are mentioning Proforce I'm not daft, Colombias are behind perforce defence limited in Ogun Kindly read
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mercyville: ![]() Aba is known for wears, Nnewi is known for auto and technicians, Awka is known for blacksmith for decades what is your people or cities know for? ![]() |
Eighteen students have emerged winners in the just-concluded zonal contests of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) National Science Quiz Competition held in the six geo-political zones of the country. The successful participants will lock horns at the competition’s grand finale scheduled to hold Sept. 25 to Sept. 26 in Abuja. A statement by the NNPC Spokesman, Mr Ndu Ughamadu, explained that of the 37 contestants who emerged from the state competitions and competed at the different zones across the country, 14 were from government schools while 23 were from private schools. Only five females participated in the competition. Ughamadu said a breakdown of participants at the zonal level were – South-South Zone, Alikah Joseph Ehiagwina of Edo came top with 65 points, Ebute Samuel Adakole of Rivers came second with 55 points, while Ohwevwo Oghenetejiri of Delta came third with 50 points. In the South-West Zone, Ezeunala Ekene Franklin of Lagos State, Igban Emmanuel of Ogun and Owoseeni Oreoluwa Olanlesi of Osun State, tied with 55 points each. The South-East Zone, Okeke Tony Kabilan of Enugu State came top with 65 points, Imo contestant, Okeke Ezinne Elizabeth, came second with 55 points and Uzondu Chigozirim Emmanuel of Abia scored 45 points. At the close of the competition for the North-Central Zone, held in Ilorin, Kwara, Okeke Favour of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) scored 65, Ezemba Confidence of Plateau also had 65, while Agada Vincent of Benue scored 75 Kwara and Kogi states, represented by Femi Olufisayo and Ibrahim Wisdom respectively, equally tied to take 4th position with 50 points each, with Niger and Nasarawa states, represented by Olamilekan Oladapo and Ajogwu Benjamin, making the sixth and 7th positions with 35 and 20 points respectively. In the North-West zonal competition, Kaduna State representative, Chijioke Mgbeobukwa, won the contest with 55 points, beating other contestants from Kebbi and Sokoto States who emerged 2nd and 3rd positions with 45 and 40 points respectively. At the end of a keenly contested event for the North East Zone held in Bauchi, Bauchi State representative emerged winner with 50 points while Gombe and Taraba tied with 45 points apiece. Adamawa scored 40 points while Borno and Yobe ended with 25 and 20 points respectively. ”All these students will represent their zones at the Grand Finale in Abuja later in the year,” Ughamadu said. Ughamadu said that several innovations were introduced last year to make the competition better and to help the corporation impact as many communities as possible. He said that for the 2018 edition, which is the 16th, the aim was to build on the gains already recorded in previous editions. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/07/18-students-emerge-winners-of-nnpc-quiz-competition/
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Igbo Amaka is like MTN everywhere you go! ![]() |
mercyville:We never denied France assistance, what we are saying that Igbos scientists manufactured most of the arms they used most especially Ogbunigwe (Ojukwu bucket), that is what I'm asking you to provide a reliable source that proved them wrong, Igbos fought Nigerias troops with Egypt, USSR, British, Saudi Arabia, held them for three solid years, if you use your common sense you will know the arms they hurriedly and limitedly manufactured will not sustain them. I know it's hard for you and your likes to admit Igbos ingenuity because of hatred, their ingenuity is still much alive, it will cost just few amount for you to see it raw, visit Nnewi, Aba, Mgbuka Obosi, Coal camp Enugu and read more about Awka blacksmith. You can denied you not heard of Awka made guns? Igbo's are industrious and very intelligent.
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mercyville:I can give you more than 10 reliable source how Ogbunigwe (Ojukwu bucket) was made by Igbo scientists, I need reliable source not beer parlor newspaper like own by your kinsman.
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mercyville:Reliable source please, we know how you guys operates |
PrettyCrystal:Tomorrow some idiots will say Igbos are the ones selling drugs to Northers ndi-ara |
Last month I spent two days in Addis Ababa at the invitation of the new Prime Minister, His Excellency Dr. Abiy Ahmed. As I have said many times before, Ethiopia is a quiet champion of Africa’s economic transformation. It has managed to grow at the rate of over 10% over 10 years (and 7% over two decades!) With a population of 102 million which is increasing at the rate of 2.2mn per year, it is the second largest country in Africa by population size. Under Ethiopia's new leadership, change is happening at a breathtaking pace! The excitement was palpable. The young entrepreneurs I met are very hopeful. I had the opportunity to participate in a proud @AfricaMoment! Ethiopian Airlines had just added the 100th airplane to its fleet, the largest in Africa! This is an amazingly successful business in one of the toughest industries in the world. One of Africa’s oldest airlines at 72 years old, Ethiopian Airlines has survived times of extraordinary upheaval in the country’s and even Africa’s history. This airline has seen everything: war, famine, bad governments, fuel price shocks and so on... But still it has thrived! It has survived despite the worst of conditions... # Remember: A good soldier learns to fight in the conditions and not the conditions. I met Ethiopian Airlines' Chairman Abadulla Gemeda, Vice Chairman Dr. Arkebe Oqubay, and award-winning CEO Tewolde GebreMariam who began work there more than 30 years ago in the cargo traffic handling department, rising up the ladder and gaining experience in all parts of the business. I discussed with them why it has been successful. Guess what... the three “Ps”! # Product: For them, moving people in the air is not just their product. It is the unique mission in which they are constantly innovating. Even whilst I was there, they were starting a new direct route to Chicago the next day, and also a new destination, Geneva, that same week! This week they became the first African airlines to fly direct to Indonesia and there was more... # People: Amazingly dedicated and highly skilled professional staff at all levels. The CEO and his team are humble and entrepreneurial. These guys could work anywhere in the world. They have a reputation for being corruption-free. This is probably why they have succeeded where many other state-owned enterprises failed. # Process: They understand every aspect of modern business practice. This is a very serious business, let me tell you. Being a good entrepreneur does not mean you have to own a business. Some of the most successful businesses in the world are run by entrepreneurs who don’t own the business! Confused? It’s a #MindsetThing! Well done, Ethiopian! Sponsored by Strive Masiyiwa Lalasticlala
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mercyville:Source ![]() PM news local media owned by Yoruba man, that only exist in Lagos ![]() |
PrecisionFx:Fact they know Igbos are greater than them, the e-rats here are just arguing for argument sake |
neyobills:And you are not ashamed that Nigeria troops comprises of North, Middle Belt, West, Egyptian air force, British military, USSR and others, for three years find it difficult to conquer East, this was a war Nigeria government boasted that they will run over east within three weeks It took them three years, they had to use food blockade to force them to surrender.And you what me not to be proud of our Biafra heroes. And same region they fought destroyed their land and properties are now the least in poverty in Nigeria, leading in commerce, industrious, innovative, and education and those areas that didn't experience war are today dying in penury and backwardness. |
neyobills:Nigeria got external help from UK, Soviet Union, Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Ethiopia, Syrian, Bulgaria and Egypt supported them with Air power. |
BankeSmalls:In your little mind |
neyobills:Your post doesn't really make sense, from your post he never claim to assist Biafra to manufacture weapons. The Engineering Feat of Defunct Biafran Research and Production Group (RAP) The Red devil and Genocide Armoured tanks, and the Ogbunigwe bombs are some of the greatest indigenous military engineering that has come out from Nigeria and the Biafran Research and Production group (RAP) is the greatest indigenous research, development and production organisation ever established in Nigeria. They Red devil, Genocide, and Ogbunigwe are war weapons that were locally fabricated by RAP of the then Biafran Republic during the Nigerian civil war also known as the Biafran war (July 6, 1967 – January 15, 1970), a war the Nigerian government fought against Biafra to counter Biafra’s secession from the Republic of Nigeria. Biafran Research and Production group (RAP) Biafran army started the war with just reconditioned Mauser bolt-action rifle, supported by small quantities of machine-pistols, sub-machine guns, light and heavy machine guns, and pistols. Mortar barrels and bombs, artillery pieces and shells. The duty of making weapons and other machines needed to win the war was assigned to RAP. The RAP group led by the renowned Professor Gordian Ezekwe was comprised of men and women with scientific and technological background, formal and informal, who invested their devotion and patriotism to conduct research and fabricate essential material for the prosecution of the war. They were saddled with the task of technological innovation, copy technological creativity and improvisation under extreme privation. The members of the RAP were teachers from the Universities, Colleges of Technology and Secondary Schools; research scientists from research and technical establishments; scientists, technologists, and craftsmen from various public services, such as Railways, Ports Authority, Electricity Corporation, Petroleum Refinery and Geological Surveys; engineers and technicians from the private sector such as Shell BP, United Africa Company (UAC) etc; and ordinary artisans, craftsmen and mechanics. In the beginning of the war members of the RAP group operated as two distinct independent groups – the Enugu Group and the Port Harcourt group. The Enugu group was dominated by university scientist from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) and the Port Harcourt Group was led by engineers and technicians from Shell-BP and other industrial establishments around Port Harcourt. The group came together when Enugu fell to the Nigerian army. The Biafran Red Devil Amoured Vehicles RAP fabricated armoured vehicles nicknamed the Biafran Red Devil and Genocide from agricultural tractors, bulldozers and harvesters. The Red Devil were fabricated to suit operational difficulties – types A1-A5, B, C, and D, but the armoured vehicles could not endure the heavy stresses and strains needed for a challenging military operation demanded in warfare. According to Professor Kalu Uka of the University of Uyo in an interview, they lacked speed and suffered frequently from overheating.
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tartar9:You mean fake like Kemi Adeosun NYSC forgery ![]() |
Luukasz:The Swedish Academy is not awarding a Nobel prize for literature this year, but a group of Swedish cultural figures are coming together to bestow their own version of the world’s most prestigious literary award instead, as an act of protest at the scandal that has engulfed the academy. The 2018 Nobel prize for literature was cancelled in May, following allegations of sexual assault made against Jean-Claude Arnault, husband of Katarina Frostenson. Frostenson is an author and a member of the Swedish Academy, the prize’s secretive jury. Arnault was charged with rape in June, but denies all the allegations. The scandal, which kickstarted debate about the academy’s patriarchal nature and fights in the Swedish media between academicians, led to a wave of resignations and to the postponement of this year’s prize “in view of the currently diminished academy and the reduced public confidence”. In its place, more than 100 Swedish writers, actors, journalists and other cultural figures have formed the New Academy, which will hand out its own award this autumn, following the same timeline as the Nobel. “We have founded the New Academy to remind people that literature and culture at large should promote democracy, transparency, empathy and respect, without privilege, bias arrogance or sexism,” they said in a statement. “In a time when human values are increasingly being called into question, literature becomes an even more important counterforce to stop the culture of silence and oppression. The New Academy regards this as so important that the world’s greatest literature prize should still be awarded in 2018.” The New Academy is inviting all of Sweden’s librarians to nominate authors. Contenders can come from anywhere in the world, and must have written at least two books, one of which was published in the last 10 years. They are looking for a writer who has told the story of “humans in the world” – in contrast to the Nobel, which is intended to honour the writer who has penned, in the words of Alfred Nobel’s will, “the most outstanding work in an ideal direction”.Once nominations have been received, the New Academy will launch a public vote, with the four most popular authors to then be put before its jury. Led by editor Ann Pålsson and also including Gothenburg University professor Lisbeth Larsson and librarian Gunilla Sandin, the jury will announce its winner in October, the same month the Nobel is traditionally announced. “In awarding this prize, we are staging a protest. We want to show people that serious cultural work does not have to occur in a context of coercive language, irregularities or abuse,” said the new organisation. On 11 December, the day after the winner is presented with their award at a formal celebration, the New Academy will be dissolved. It is currently expected that the Swedish Academy will announce two Nobel winners in 2019.
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Kaysalas:Your elder who lived with Igbos during his carrier sharing his experience little rat like you with no experience about Igbos except what you read online and offline and the Igbos you see on streets of west and you think you know Better than a man more experience than you, who also experienced the civil war? Go and read Scientific and technological innovations in Biafra : ( The "Ogbunigwe" Fame 1967-1970)
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totit:Same hatred against great minds is the reason Nigeria is still backward ![]()
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Bolowolowo:Bitter conehead ![]() |
totit:
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[quote author=totit post=69593210][/quote]History of Ogbunigwe also called Ojukwu Bucket was a series of weapons systems including command detonation mines, improvised explosive devices and rocket propelled missiles, mass-produced by the Republic of Biafra and used against Nigeria between 1967 and 1970 in the Nigerian Civil War At the outbreak of hostilities, the Biafran armed forces were poorly equipped as compared to the Nigerian army with arms and ammunition being in short supply. This imbalance in power was intensified in the course of the war. Biafran scientists, prominently from the University of Nigeria Nsukka (then University of Biafra), formed the Research and Production (RAP) Organisation of Biafra which included a Weapons Research and Production Group. It was the aim and purpose of this group to develop an indigenous arms industry and they soon started with the production of ammunition, grenades and armoured cars. Their most effective and infamous product was the Ogbunigwe of which there were different types in various sizes. The term Ogbunigwe later came to include grenades and landmines but initially referred to non guided rocket propelled surface-to-air missiles (specifically called flying Ogbunigwe) which were later converted to surface-to-surface missiles. The engineers Gordian Ezekwe, Benjamin Nwosu, Willy Achukwu and others were instrumental in the design and production of the weapons. The first type of Ogbunigwe to be produced and tested in combat was the rocket propelled surface to surface missile. It was originally designed as a surface to air missile to be used in defence against Nigerian MiG-15 fighters marauding the Enugu airport.[8] Before the missile could be used successfully at its actual purpose as an anti aircraft missile, Nigerian troops captured Enugu where the missiles were being produced in October 1967. Following the fall of Enugu, a group of retreating Biafran soldiers were fighting rearguard action against a battalion of heavily armed Nigerian troops at the Ugwuoba bridge along the old Enugu-Awka road. As the ammunition of the Biafran troops was exhausted their commander ordered them, as a last resort, to adapt the use of the Ogbunigwe surface to air missile they were equipped with, by launching them horizontally at the enemy instead of vertically as designed for anti aircraft action. The effect was devastating and extensive.As a result of this incident, the missile was converted and utilised for the rest of the war as a surface-to-surface missile, and as a surface-to-ship missile during the Second Invasion of Onitsha. The name Ogbunigwe literally means "instrument that kills in multitudes" in the Igbo language. the flying Ogbunigwe was the first rocket to be wholly designed, developed, mass-produced and launched in Africa. It was used in combat in 1967, over one year before the launching of the first indigenous South African rocket in December 1968. At the height of production, about 500 units were being produced per day in Biafra.
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