Chimaraymond455:
Please my Igbo brothers avoid this thread, this issue has been settled.. The OP bring back this issue to cause trouble,,, do me a favor by ignoring it, we know who we are, Biafra can't be divided again, we may have issues with our riverine brothers but we have settled it. avoid it the issue has been settled thanks

DuwaRepublic:


Buhari can’t separate the country even if he wants to you stupid fool. Those that have been beaten for Biafra deserve it because they are gluttons for punishment, they just like to chop koboko for fun.

If you really want to seperate, do your research and put the proper work towards it. But you people really don’t, you are found in every nook and corners of the Nigeria that you hate so much lol, leeching off the people you insult on a daily basis shior!

ThreeBlackBird:


Whether a troll or not, many people wonder why as famous as the school is, we don't find its pictures on the internet like others. The reason is now clear.

Hoephase:
Propaganda.

I am sure the op is from one of those schools that thinks that other school are taking their shine.

I schooled abroad before you begin act weird.

I doubt if anybody more especially a Nigerian will post an ugly picture of their schools more especially in this season of people hyping their school.

The op is a troll.

Cyberterror:
It's a lie. Igbos are supporting the fulani stand with our open endorsement of Atiku 2023.

9japride:
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It's unfortunate we don't ask questions because of religion, tribalism and hatred to oppress other people. A country rich with intellectual but allow thugs, criminals and other unqualified people to get close to the corridors of power. That's the Nigerian politics a particular region is accusing the south east of not knowing how to play.

OK2NVME:
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If you had any common sense left in that your jew loving skull, you would have seen how the Jew media is desperately trying to paint him as one benevolent and honest all around good guy towards reinforcing their rhetoric that black people are negatively profiled by the police.

There is already a group of Jew puppets in the form of celebrities that have started a petition to defund the police. Already, the media has painted the police is evil and this has impacted on how the police address the criminal behavior being displayed by the ''peaceful riots''.

Already US cops have capitulated to the mob and are now unwilling to do their job because of fear of being accused of using excessive force or labelled racist. Even the DAs in all these democrat states and cities are refusing to prosecute these rioters and looters and ordering their immediate release.

Can you imagine how demoralizing that is for the average police officer?

They are able to achieve all the anarchy that we are witnessing by continually labeling cops as brutal and racists and to entrench this they must refer to George Floyd's killing and his purported innocence and clean background.

But you are an ignorant nigger who can not see beyond 2 feet in front of you.

Nchenches:


Britain’s Arbitrary drawing of maps of countries for Black people is what STALLED DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICAN COUNTRIES.

Nigeria �� is typical example of African country whose population are being dehumanized by ARBITRARY ALLOCATION OF COUNTRY.

Britain can never accept to be in one country with Turkey or Syria - of same white skin color.

How could Fulani and some ethnic groups in the south of Nigeria belong to one country?

veeshock:

If someone calls you a fool now you would think its an insult, which of the cowards you call a leader was ever brave as isaac boro or ken saro wiwa or the many others that have died for the niger delta cause? If you have nothing sensible to contribute shut that big for nothing head you torture your innocent neck with.
Many people from different ethnic minorities are being killed by the military while others stand aside watching and you useless nonentity is there talking rubbish. If you have any balls in you go to odi or ogoni and call them naive idiots. Ewu.

FEGNO:
It is my considered view that this bridge is an example of everything wrong with Nigeria on one hand and the relationship between Nigeria and its accomodation of the igbos. There is everything wrong in the fact that a bridge which in normal climes should be a silent and forgone issue taken for granted in its construction is rather used now as a propaganda and political tool to make a false proclamation that the igbos are well accomodated in the Nigerian State. And so anytime there is a comment on these issues, the Niger bridge project is pulled out as if to say, you igbos are getting a bridge. What else do you want? It is now an Eldorado of sorts to signify all inclusiveness and the magnanimity of an oligarchy. A favor of sorts from a feudal master.
I get sick seeing the pictures of the bridge works and the manner in which it is deployed. If one is truthful to oneself, which other civil project in Nigeria has been used politically as this bridge has been? A mere civil works garbed in so much propaganda and used for a sickening self serving and dishonest objective. To show what is not there.
What a great pity and damn this bridge.

Area4Area:
Did the person you quoted mention Niger Delta and why are you so fixated on the attaché by force? If you know you can't get Biafra on your own without attaching Niger Delta, just say it.

MinorityOpinion:
A stubborn child will surely learn lesson from outside, Biafra turn to joke the day they appoint Kanu as their leader. Kanu better not set foot on home soil or he's will pay dearly for it.

whirlwind7:
Glad to see the OP has deleted the body of the post he made.

All you little kids can keep arguing back and forth like the untrained, illegitimate dregs of society you are.

Final over and out.

cjrane:



I was also watching the video and i also wondered if you have an area like this mapped out in Awka, and they have all these numerous estates planted inside the different sections, o'l boy even Enugu, Victoria Island or Abuja cannot rival the beauty of Awka. Notice that every road already had flowers and trees planted in the median! So, they are truly planning to take the world by storm when this new abakaliki city becomes fully developed!

I think solid development or not truly boils down to quality visionary leaders. Else, how can the poorest state end up building the best and most modern state capital in Nigeria?

B2mario:


Who told you this rubbish you are talking about. Stop believing what you read on nairaland. No commercial city in Nigeria or Africa in extension is better than Aba. Aba is far better than most Nigerian state's capitals.

rdokoye:


The most reliable identifier is education, seeing as there's a direct correlation between education and poverty. Thus, if Igbo states were faltering, as you see it, then you'd see Igbo states performing worse education wise.

The mere fact that Igbo states perform the best. With all five states finishing in the top 10, with 4 of them typically finishing in the top 6, Says otherwise.

Unless we're to believe that Nigeria is the only place on earth were illeducated people do better than educated people.

Just accept the fact that Nigeria is a dreadfully corrupt country. And stop speaking I'll of us born outside of Nigera. We're the lucky ones. Do we not send biliions back to Igboland each year?

majamajic:


He has a lot of investments in Anambra

caleboxylic:

God bless igbo land.

Emeka offor, Arthur Eze and Co should follow.

Salewa97:


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Upload the image so I can see it.

See these places now, they are New Sites.

That is why I am showing you the street name so you won't say they are thesame.

Kidakudz5:
we are talking of SE.. stop bringing SS into your rubbish

Purehuman:
In the 80’s, 90’s, and early 2000s, the transport sector was firmly in the hands of the igbos. Alas, everyone has woken up, modernization and competition has made the sector revenue coming to the igbos drop considerably.

The Auto sector is still thriving but with the coming of technology and ease of import, people are going to the source to get some of these goods themselves. Another hit on us again.

The Commerce sector has been heavily attacked from everywhere. We now have very strong competition in these sectors and it is killing businesses.

What is the problem? The igbos do not control the economy of Nigeria anymore. We are not in control and our region do not hold any strong advantage presently in the scheme of things. If we ask ourselves, what does southeast have that Nigeria depends on? Nothing. There is something about being unimportant. The only importance of the east is it’s people and the people’s capacity are being challenged continuously.

The igbo to survive really need to devise a strategy of total control of the sub Saharan market. We can be in control without having the capital city in our hands. We can create the biggest economy in Africa if we strategize very well.

There is a misused power in Nigeria that needs to be taken but if only we plan to take it, our freedom will surely be taken from us. Remember that every policy in Nigeria has not favored the igbo people in recent times. It has strangled us in no small measures that we will need to create a new route towards economic development.

I found out many of us in this thread have spent most of our times trying to micromanage our small development when others are eating fat on the total revenue of the country. Do we still have really big businesses in the east that can develop and generate funds for the region?

Do we have healthcare system that take care of us during our bad times and also redirect the over 1billion dollar’s Nigerians spend on health tourism around the world?

Do we have the capacity to create an economic giant from igbo land? Or should we maintain our state of economic comatose.

If we do not do something right now, we will regret it. I have always said it “our best times should be tomorrow not our yesteryears.”

RuudVanNisteroy:

The FBI does not slander, they get a judge to issue an arrest warrant based on hard evidence, which they believe will lead to a conviction in court.

AuntLaVIV:
Experts urge govs to set up laboratories As the COVID-19 pandemic rages in the country, 20 states are yet to have testing laboratories. Some of the states experiencing community transmission are among the top 10 with the disease.

This is happening as Nigeria’s testing capacity still trails behind what obtains in neighbouring African countries. As at Friday, Nigeria had 26 laboratories spread iacross 17 states. The country has also tested 40, 043 samples. This is far below the target set by the Federal Government to have about 68 test centres for COVID-19. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), in its strategy document published on April 15, projected establishing 68 testing centres and two mobile laboratories within 45 days.

States without COVID-19 laboratories have lamented that they encounter hurdles sending samples to Abuja or other neighbouring states, as well as long waiting time for results. They said the absence of testing centres was one of their major challenges in the ongoing fight against the virus. Some states have to wait for over a week to get test results, with some of their drivers getting infected in the process of transporting samples.

Checks by Daily Trust Saturday revealed that Akwa Ibom, Benue, Bayelsa, Enugu, Nasarawa, Kebbi, Niger, Jigawa, Yobe, Ekiti, Bauchi, Ondo, Zamfara, Abia, Taraba, Kogi, Cross River, Katsina, Gombe, Kwara have no COVID-19 testing laboratories. Some states have laboratories in hospitals or private facilities that could be upgraded for COVID-19 testing, however, that has not been done till date.

Ogun State, for instance, has established a molecular laboratory but still sends samples to Osun because it awaits NCDC accreditation. The state is in close proximity with Lagos, which has the highest number of COVID-19 cases. However, some states can boast of two or three laboratories.

They are Kano, Ogun, Lagos, Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Kaduna, Sokoto, Edo, Anambra, Borno, Osun, Plateau , Oyo, and Ebonyi, among others. They, however, said there was minimal support from the NCDC or the Federal Government in setting up or funding most of the laboratories. In Gombe State, there is no testing laboratory for COVID-19. Here, samples are sent to the NCDC in Abuja for daily test. The state’s focal officer on COVID-19 response, Dr Mohammed Kwami, said the test results usually come out in at least 48 hours, after which they are scanned and sent back to the Special Task Force on COVID-19 secretariat.

He said taking the samples to Abuja on a daily basis was not convenient, but added that they are using the channel as a temporary measure, pending when the state would get its own laboratory.
https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/covid-19-20-states-yet-to-have-testing-laboratories.html

Our region should take the issue of this pandemic seriously.