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WTF!

[quote author=PROUD-IGBO]^^^Not just "especially in the south west", but ALL major towns in the south; i mean, have you seen Onitsha!?......that Town could look like Milan tomorrow (well maybe 'Milan' is a bit far fetched, but you get my point) if they repainted all the flats in places like Awada and Woliwo (if my memory serves me right ), changed any aging fixtures and fittings like balconies and railings, changed the roofing, and -most importantly- tarred all the inner city roads and lined them with trees and shrubs; i kid you not.[/quote]I get your drift bro,lols.

[quote author=geez*]The last time I checked, Lagos was and still is a south western and Yoruba state[/quote]Why going ballistic? Last time i checked, Lagos and neither SW nor Yoruba was mentioned, at least i still saw Nigeria in the article.

Damn,what a thread full of hate!
**spits on thread**

DJTee: War-time General "Dan Jos" got a lil carried away . . .wishful thinking!!

I tell ya

Odenigbo Aroli: Readers,if you look closely at the end of the Op's handle you will notice that the animal has three dots at the end of his\her name which differentiates it from my handle,which doesn't have any dots.

Why working yourself up? I already knew the OP was a fake when i first went through the silly write-up so chill.

Dead on arrival. We don't have an accurate population count and number of Reps are allocated to states based on population. I guess Gowon was impressed with the free and fair US election and heard about the electoral college without putting an effort into understanding how it works.
Next topic.

Rest dear, RIP

Judge not!

Nollywood is ours,
nke ndi Igbo. Haters can plunge into the Lagos lagoon or River Niger.

seanet01: Fake Tribe!
Fake Warlord!
Fake Country!
Fake Wife!
Fake Will!
Second Hand Tribe!

So called Abiola Aare ona kakanfo wasn't any better so STFU.

Watching this space and commenting my reserve for now.

Na wah o,just read it on BBC now.

No be small thing o.

Hope it's all faux pas.

[quote author=Okija_juju]WHAT!!!!!

After all the recharge card wey I load?! Now I get over 500,000 Naira airtime for my phone.. Wetin I go use am do?!

I invested all my salary in this Awoof and then na student win am...

F`uck MTN..


Goodbye cruel world... https://imgon.net/di-7XBA.gif[/quote]Guy abeg no kill me with laugh.

Vrey crzay thraed idneed i tlel ya.

Like seriously, why are the Yoruba chaps too concerned as if it was Oduduwa that was mentioned here, i thought i saw Gowon?

Ileke is just being jealous, simple.

[quote author=9ja_I_hail]I will like urge all my igbo brothers and sisters who are just joining us to avoid some certain elements here who are doing everything possible to derail this thread. It will be for the interest of all Igbos to stop responding to any of these messages that is capable of derailing the thread, just ignore them and stop replying them by so doing the moniker will know that silent is the best answer to a f......

God Bless[/quote]Same BS the detractors did in the last election, thanks for sounding the alarm.

[quote author=9ja_I_hail]Below is the names of those that has been nominated so far.



Name Nominations
Odumchi - 12
Eziachi - 10
Dede1 - 9
One_Naira - 5
Andre Uweh - 4
ezeagu - 2
Obiagu1 - 2
EzeUche - 2
Ejine - 2
Agaba123 - 1
Elueme - 1 ?
Nchara - 1
Sam Ikenna - 1
Bashr - 1
Chyz - 1
Malawian 1
Liberate 1

Okija juju - 5 ****


Female
Ifyalways 2
Ogugua 2
Berem - 1
Odunnu 1

I will like to inform you that nomination has ended for now might reopen again hence the electoral committee still deliberating to reopen the nomination exercise to enable those of us who did not join on time to chose their candidate, we are doing our best to make sure that we carried all igbos on this forum along on this election. please i urge you to stay tune on this thread as the electoral team is going to update us soon with their final decision regarding the reopening of the nomination exercise.




Thank you all for participating.[/quote]Nwanne'm daalu sò ,my faculties are all on alert mode now.

Sorry guys, came in late. Going through 23 pages isn't easy, abeg who are those that have been nominated?

[quote author=Itoroetti ]I may be wrong with my assumption,but i am of the opinion that alex ekueme is the most educated man from the east.

Alex Ifeanyichukwu Ekwueme

Dr. Alex Ifeanyichukwu Ekwueme (born October 21, 1932) From Oko , Anambra State , Nigeria was the first Vice-President of Nigeria , serving 1979 – 1983.

Education

He started primary school at the St John's Anglican Central School, at Ekwulobia, then he proceeded to King's College , Lagos As an awardee of the Fulbright Scholarship in the United States America (being one of the first Nigerians to gain the award), Alex attended the University of Washington where he earned Bachelors degree in architecture and city planning. He obtained his Masters degree in urban planning. Dr Ekwueme also earned degrees in sociology, history, philosophy and law from University of London. He later proceeded to obtain a Ph.D. in architecture from the University of Strathclyde, before gaining the BL (Honours) degree from the Nigerian Law School .

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Career

Alex started his professional career asan Assistant Architect with a Seattle based firm, Leo A. Daly and Associates, and also with the London based firm Nickson and Partners. On his return to Nigeria, he joined ESSO West Africa, Lagos, overseeing the Construction and Maintenance department.

Alex then went on to create a successful private business with his firm - Ekwueme Associates, Architects and Town Planners, the first indigenous architectural firm in Nigeria. His practice flourished with 16 offices spread all over Nigeria and waswound up in preparation for Dr Ekwueme assuming office as the first executive Vice President of Nigeria. Dr. Ekwueme had presided over the Nigerian Institute of Architects and the Architects Registration Council of Nigeria.

He is currently Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Nigerian Institute ofArchitects . Before Dr. Ekwueme gained national and international limelight as the Vice President of Nigeria in 1979, hewas actively involved in the socio-economic development of his community. In addition to his many public service roles within his community, Dr. Ekwueme has an active Educational Trust Fund that has been responsible for sponsoring the education of several hundred youths to universities in Nigeria and abroad. Dr Ekwueme was a member of the housing sub-committee of the Adebo Salaries and Wages Review Commission. He also served for many years on the board of the Anambra State Housing Development Authority On the national front, Dr Ekwueme participated in the Nigeria National Constitutional Conference (NCC) in Abuja, where he served on the “Committee on the Structure and Framework of the Constitution.

His famous proposals at the NCC for a just and equitable power sharing in Nigeria based on the six geopolitical zones have now come to be accepted as necessary for maintaining a stable Nigerian polity. Dr Ekwueme mobilized the group of 34 eminent Nigerians who risked their lives to stand up against the dictatorship of General Sani Abacha during the era of military rule in Nigeria. He was the founding Chairman of the ruling party in Nigeria and was the first Chairman of the party's Board of Trustees. Dr. Ekwueme is a renowned and prolific philanthropist, public servant and a man of peace.

He is a member of the Board of Directors of Canada based Forum of Federations. He is also a member of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Council of Elders. Dr Ekwueme was leader of the team assembled by the National Democratic Institute (NDI) for pre-election monitoring for the parliamentary election in Zimbabwe in 2000. He was the leader of the Organisation of Africa Unity (OAU) observer team to theTanzanian Presidential and Parliamentary election in 2000. Dr Ekwueme co-led the 28 member NDI/Carter Centre sponsored ObserverTeam to the Liberian Presidential run-off election in 2005. Most recently Dr Ekwueme was called upon by the ruling party in Nigeria to head the Reconciliation Committee in the wake of intra-party discord and after the recent presidential election. He has been honoured with the Order of the Republic of Guinea and Nigeria, second highest national honours of Grand Commander of the Order of the Niger (GCON). Dr Ekwueme is the benefactor and Patron of Alex Ekwueme Foundation

He was also a former student of the University of Washington , where he earned his bachelors degree in Architecture. He is a distinguished architect, and was the former president of the Institute of Architects, Nigeria.

if in your opinion,he is not,then who do u think deserves that position?[/quote]Exactly dear, your assumption(s) is/are wrong.

Where the heck have I been?

Wole my main man, waited for his take on this issue and was i disappointed? No. One of the very few unbiased Yoruba man out there who says it the way it is no matter whose axe is gored. He just made me respect him the more, wish more folks could emulate him instead of the characteristic NL e-fights.

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Yels, ke![/quote]As in?? That's my moniker and how do you mean?

juman: 1000,000 likes .... and still counting.

Mistake, 10,000,000 likes and counting. . . .

zumbigbo: Naija or ibo mentality? - Osiris.


I repeat again for the myopic : Naija mentality - make money at all costs!

Exhibit one m'lud : Adeola Thomas, 38, assisted by his partner, Abimbola Abiola, 34, secured £87,000 from fraudulent claims totalling £3.8million over four years. Thomas used 1,400 stolen identities to complete 2,495 handwritten tax and benefits claims forms. HMRC suspicions were raised when he used the same address for all the claims. Thomas, an illegal immigrant, was jailed for seven years while Abiola, also a Nigerian national with leave to remain in the UK, received two-and-a-half years.

A Nigerian couple who tried to claim £3.8million in an ‘eye-watering’ benefits scam using 1,400 stolen identities have been jailed for a total of almost 10 years. Adeola Thomas, 38, assisted by his partner, Abimbola Abiola, 34, managed to pocket £87,000 after submitting almost 2,500 handwritten applications for tax credits and benefits. The pair spent the money on designer clothing and electrical items including a 50-inch plasma television.

Exhibit Two : Adekunle Adetiloye was accused of organizing a scheme to open nearly 600 fraudulent bank accounts and bilk 22 major banks, potentially costing credit card firms and banks up to $5 million. Assistant U.S. Attorney Nick Chase in North Dakota, where the case was handled, said the 40-year-old had an "insatiable hunger for other people's money."

Defense attorneys had argued that their client, the only person charged in the case, was a "marginal and minimal participant" whose role was to handle mail and withdraw money from ATMs. But prosecutors and the judge believed he was central to the scheme.

Sorry dear, those silly bigots wouldn't understand.

^^^
OP never mentioned any name so why insinuating or are you trying to tell us something about Tinubu we're all missing?

Wetin conjoin us for this matter na?

Another silly thread to denigrate Nigerian doctors because of the mistake of one.