₦airaland Forum

DawatNama:
The issue with Onitsha is lack of academic environment. Something need to dilute its blue collar nature. If there is a university campus within the city limits it will influence the residents on how to act decent.
There is no packaging in Onitsha, 90% of the residents don't return after NYSC so there is dearth of mindset overhaul.
What sabmiller employees did at iyiowa taught me that educated minority can influence uneducated majority in greater length.

Anambra state need to take university campuses to Onitsha and Nnewi, if you visit Ekwulobia you will understand how Oko Poly students influence the locals

mktinsight:
[s]Anambra needs to have better urban planning not just roads. Water, health, sanitation, industry. Onitsha to me is what you get when you leave the common man to plan. Chaos. A city that was a beacon of modernity with missionaries, schools, western trading companies has degenerated into a city of unregulated filth and commercial madness. Onitsha is supposed to have all the regional HQ of multinationals and banks but they flee to Enugu and Asaba. [/s]

TundeBricklayer:
Afro-Asia plastic a subsidiary of Chicason group Nnewi

TundeBricklayer:
More.

TundeBricklayer:
Igbos making black race proud guys kindly watch

https://www.bbc.com/news/av/business-44254939/nigeria-s-reservation-on-africa-s-free-trade-deal?ocid=wsnews.chat-apps.in-app-msg.whatsapp.trial.link1_.auin

tiger28:
T[s]hey lack the finesse. If the owner couldn't improve on his english [he speaks like a vulcanizer] in ALL these years? What else do you expect of safety?igbos lack the sophistication to move things to INTERNATIONAL levels. By the way, have you seen the "assembly plant"? Its an uograded mechanic shop. They are STILL using spanners and screw drivers in 2018!![/s]

He owns the biggest plastic industry in Nigeria and only vehicle manufacturing plant, what is you sophisticated mor*n famill..y known for

babatee100:
[s]Ipodians or Apodas won't like this. People from yEastern potopoto 5% region have had their sense of reasoning removed since 0000 BC. Ipodians are already on their way to the Supreme court accompanied by their dullards ohaneze[/s].

OEPHIUS:
http://porscheclassy.com/2018/06/12/innoson-lied-admits-to-spreading-false-information-about-gtbank-and-supreme-court-judgment/

the truth is out ooooooo

Younggeneral:
haha

oooduancalmdown:
Why are you now shouting that Yoruba betrayed you?

Emusan:
Nothing interesting here!

The same Abiola won ALL the SW states while Tofa never won one, is that not a great division?

EarthXmetahuman:
[s]only rivers out if all south south states.. plus we all know rivers was dominated by Igbos until each tribe started defining their identities. And those who actually owns rivers.

So they can be pardoned.[/s]

Tobyarab:
Abia, Imo, Enugu no try at all. Tofa ke.

Ofodirinwa:
LOL Aba's metro isn't verticle?

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Ofodirinwa:
Enugu and Aba are both bigger than Onitsha.

maximunimpact:
[s]The long running case between Guaranty Trust Bank and Innoson finally had its day in the Supreme Court, and although there have been some wild tales on what transpired, here is the factual story of how it went down.

Even before the doors of the Supreme Court had shut for the day, what was meant to be a simple directive by the Apex Court on the case between Guaranty Trust Bank and Innoson had been turned on its head, with false versions of the Court’s directives spread online and across social media.

It began with the claim, contained in Press Release circulated by Innoson, that the Supreme Court had ordered “GTB to Pay Innoson’s N14Billion Judgment Debt into an Interest Yielding Account.” The records of the Apex court show no such thing, instead it asked both parties to return to the Court of Appeal, Enugu Judicial Division, for a hearing on GTB’s appeal scheduled for the 14th of June, 2018.

GTB has also released a statement on the actual events of the day at the Supreme Court. “The attention of GTBank has been drawn to false, mischievous and malicious statements circulating in the news and social media in respect of a purported directive by the Supreme Court of Nigeria to the Bank to make payments to one of its debtor Customers,” the Bank said in an official statement. “There was no directive or Order issued by the Supreme Court of Nigeria to the Bank to make any payment to any of its debtor Customers. We again reiterate that there is no iota of truth in the falsehood being peddled by desperate and mischievous elements and the General Public should disregard same in its entirety,” the Bank added.

In fact, the Supreme Court simply directed GTB and Innoson to return to the Court of Appeal for a hearing of the Bank’s substantive appeal on the matter. It is actually in the tradition of the apex court to issue definitive rulings only on Fridays, and what it delivered today was more or less a directive. However, court feelers say this is actually a win for GTB as it grants what the Bank has always wanted—and what Innoson has consistently stalled, which is for the Court of Appeal in Enugu to hear the Bank’s appeal.

The Bank’s appeal of a 2013 High Court judgment gotten by Innoson had stalled at the Court of Appeal for the past two years due to the pending motions filed by both parties at the Supreme Court. On Thursday, 7th of June, 2018 the Apex Court finally sat on the matter and asked both parties to withdraw their motions and return to the Court of Appeal, because GTB’s appeal at the lower court had not been heard.

“The implication [of the Supreme Court Directive] is that both parties are going back to the court of appeal for the Bank’s substantive appeal to be heard,” a source in one of the legal teams of the parties said. “The court said it won’t hear any applications and asked all parties to withdraw their applications.” One of the applications that was withdrawn and struck out by the Supreme Court is the plea filed by Innoson on 27th of February, 2015 askingfor the court to order GTB to issue a money guarantee to the court. This is interesting because it means that, rather than rule for the Bank to pay Innoson 14bn as the latter had claimed, the apex court struck out that particular request.

Back to the Appeal Court

Following the directive by the Supreme Court, the substantive appeal filed by GTB will now be heard at the Court of Appeal, Enugu Judicial Division, on the 14th of June, 2018.This appeal has been repeatedly delayed by the Innoson camp using moves such as itsmotion filed by on October 3, 2017to prevent the appeal from being heard. Back then, the Court of Appeal had expressed surprise that Innoson (the Judgment Creditor) is not desirous of allowing the appeal to proceed.

Again, in the proceedings of 24th October 2017 in CA/E/275/2015 between same parties, the same Prof. Mbadugha appearing for Innoson and other Respondents had scuttled proceedings when he refused to proceed with Appeal even though it was clear that the Appeal was ripe for hearing and opted to pay costs. Prof Mbadugha said to the courts: “I ask for an adjournment even though all motions have been taken… I offer N50,000.00. The Appeal Court responded; “This application for adj. has no basis, but in the interest of justice it is hereby granted. The appeal is ripe for hearing. Cost of N100,000.00 to the Appellant against the Respondents. Appeal adjourned to 17/4/18 for hearing.”
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However, following today’s hearing at the Supreme Court, it seems all hurdles have been cleared for GTB’s substantive appeal to be heard by the Court of Appeal.

Festus Igbinosa is a financial analyst and he writes from Abuja

https://www.financialwatchngr.com/2018/06/08/gtbank-and-innosons-day-at-the-supreme-court-how-it-went-down/

summerky:
I wonder who fabricated such lie

Neoteny:
Innoson fabricates lies the way he fabricates his cars: cheap, shaky, unsafe and of sentimental value only.

deedeedee1:
Ibo people. Na wa for una. So much lies. GTbank should not lend this man money anymore. If he knows he can't do without victim mentality, let him borrow money from ibo banks.
Yoruba people should be careful with who they do business with. There are terrible people everywhere.
I would like it if the country is split so we will all learn to mind our business. I am tired of the hate and disunity. Let us go our separate ways.

deedeedee1:
Ibo people. Na wa for una. So much lies. GTbank should not lend this man money anymore. If he knows he can't do without victim mentality, let him borrow money from ibo banks.
Yoruba people should be careful with who they do business with. There are terrible people everywhere.
I would like it if the country is split so we will all learn to mind our business. I am tired of the hate and disunity. Let us go our separate ways.

Hazardinho:
God bless you for reading beyond the headlines. Nigerians, Gosh

mysteryman2014:
Fake news