ode remo: mr uche, now lets see how many ppl like this your low level info.
i dey watch.
oya now.

Ucheosefoh: lol the same way piple never like most of ur threads which de highest is one page every body will nt be like u

I call that the Achebe ‘Awolowo And Yoruba Hate Industry and Religion” Though, Adichie is a more contemporary Igbo writer, her narrative on Awolowo and the old Igbo narrative are the same conceptually and qualitatively. And that is the beginning of the problem with Adichie’s narrative. She managed to put a lot of writer’s style onto it basically to screen off the primary goal. But those melt off under serious analysis.

shymexx:

But Africans will never agree with your assertion, rather, they'll curse and swear at you, for looking-down-on-them... I think living-in-denial, fake-bigman, blame-game, and inferiority complex are also part of the major reasons why Africa/Africans will continue to lag behind in the grand scheme of things in the globalised world..

truth4meal: I wanted to cook an article on sth related to this post which is the thankless and churlish modus of an average Igbo man. Chief Obafemi Awolowo is respected and revered till today because Yorubas are grateful for his splendid lofty contribution towards the growth of SW and Nigeria. Lemme give u an example of how absolutely ungrateful an average Igbo man can be - November 16 happens to be the great Zik's birthday but its off-putting that only 3 pple wished that legend of a man - happy birthday and a dismaying 72 views. We don't treat our legends like dat in SW we venerate them because we believe their selfless contribution to our development can't be eroded by events.

Chylo:

I agree, deep offshore wells, should not belong to any state, but to all Nigerians.

This is similar to when countries find islands offshore, they do not belong to the nearest state, but to the whole country. Cases in point, France (French guyana, Guadeloupe etc), UK (Cayman Islands, Falkland Islands, Montserat etc), USA (Guantánamo Bay etc). These offshore properties belong to the commonwealth.

chess guru:
See ur mouth like majority. Its a shame d so called oil doesn't even come from d majority. In case u don't knw. Dat is called oppression.

PointB:

Lol. Northern majority + SW = More Niger Delta oil money for looting.
Rather than encourage IGR and emphasis on utilising every region unique advantage, you are advocating further dependency on limited oil resources.

Anyway I expect nothing less from masters and slaves.

hopeyemmy:

I bet you mean internal auditors, who perform auxiliary functions, not external(statutory and independent) auditors as it requires the seal of ICAN for any audit report to be accepted. If you say ANAN members can function as Auditors, what then is the implication of their exclusion from IFAC membership?

afam4eva:
This particular Nigerian gave an account of his stay in Nigeria. There were also Ghanians all over the country but Lagos will always have a huge chunk of them and Lagos is the closest Nigerian state to Ghana. While i was in Port-hacourt there were loads of Ghanians teachers.

PROUD-IGBO:


^^^Oh please shut the fuc/k up! What do you expect 'iboez' to do?; weep at the murder of a mass murderer who has the blood of thousands of innocents on his conscience and took it to the grave without a chance for atonement?

The irony of it all is not lost on any neutral, and some may rightly argue that he had it coming; the man 'fought' to sustain a scam, and in the end was not insulated from the inevitable chaos and strife such a scam was bound to throw up.

May God have mercy on his soul.

uncle u: Hero of the civil war indeed. Why did he not give them a good fight. I forget they were not innocent women and children.