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Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by jude33084(m): 10:23pm On Oct 28, 2012
geeez:

Here you go dumbie

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nigerian_states_by_GDP

And check the NBS site. The SW has the lowest rate of unemployment and poverty in Nigeria compared to other regions, Igbos are the laziest set of people I know. They just wanna get rich without working

The bolded is wrong. If you talk about dirty environment like the one the op posted above I might want to agree with you but calling igbo lazy is out of it ♏ãn. The average igbo is very much aware of his business environment while Yoruba ♏ãn stand aŋԂ watch wink

Igbos are not Lazy, they are the most hard working set of people we have in Nigeria.

The Hausa ♏ãn will say; if you visit a place aŋԂ you did not see an igbo ♏ãn there, run away immediately grin

But the picture is a disgrace to the Igboland sha lipsrsealed

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Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by AjCityOne: 10:23pm On Oct 28, 2012
oluface: Ara lo ma pa iya fun nkan to so yen.

lol
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by Nobody: 10:24pm On Oct 28, 2012
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by Nobody: 10:24pm On Oct 28, 2012
Omo_Tier1:
I am not yoruba, but your bashing of a region that is making giant strides in development compared to yours that is retrogressing in ever human facet will yield you nothing! Accept the truth, infrastructure wise, your governors are short changing you seriously compared to other parts of Nigeria. Even though every part of Nigeria is seriously being short changed,[size=18pt]I think South East is a disaster in the making! [/size]

Change south east to biafraland.

[size=18pt]Igbo/okoro/pig-bo must go!![/size] undecided
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by OmoTier1(m): 10:24pm On Oct 28, 2012
looplat:

Can you see how dirty yiboland is?
Add erosion to it and you'll get your answer. undecided
I can not be deceived by any body. Yes I live in the UK, but I visit Nigeria always and each time I visit, I tour places, Lagos, Ogun, Ondo, Anambra, P/H, Abuja, you name it and I see things for myself.From my visits, I know areas that are making progress albeit very slow progress and I also know areas that are retrogressing at gear 5! And certainly, South Eastern part of Nigeria is in retrogression!
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by Guguru102(m): 10:24pm On Oct 28, 2012
ossagy: This picture drew my attention once more..

Mehn please analyze this crip..

This is yorubaland -Nigeria.. grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
chop bread,chop bread,odebanjo,okoro won cry,chop bread,ebu dun,o fé ke.
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by bashr8: 10:24pm On Oct 28, 2012
Ibadan and Lagos ranked Ist and Fourth dirtiest cities in the world by FSU: 8:46pm
http://onlineresearchjournals.com/ijopagg/art/73.pdf

International Journal of Politics and Good Governance
Volume 2, No 2.2, Quarter II 2011
ISSN : 0976 - 1195
1
Waste Management in Contemporary Nigeria: The Abuja Example
Oyeniyi, Bukola Adeyemi
doctoral candidate, Institute of History, University Leiden, the Netherlands.

Introduction.
[size=15pt]In a recent online survey by the Sahara Reporters, an online news media focusing on
Nigeria, Ibadan and Lagos were described as the filth centers of the world. While Ibadan ranked
as the number one dirtiest city in the world, Lagos, despite being the economic hub of Nigeria,
was ranked fourth dirtiest city in the world.[/size] While the survey failed to enumerate the parameters
with which it came about its conclusion as well as other cities and nations ranked in the survey, it
nevertheless revealed one important fact – the fact that Nigeria is faced with the problem of
waste disposal and management.
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by DonTim1: 10:24pm On Oct 28, 2012
Passed there today,dat place is hell, with refuse on d road,sunken road as traps, abeg I get headache from dat jorney,will update 2mao
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by ossagy: 10:25pm On Oct 28, 2012
looplat and Prof Corruption making brisk business in their silly yorubaland grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by topazjosh(m): 10:26pm On Oct 28, 2012
berem: I love that statement.come lagos badagry expressway come see road from iyana iba to alakija.its an eyesore! An international road for that matter.someone actually opened a thread on that road and it never made front page! What a shame!if not that I was in a moving vehicle, I nearly snap the road today make I for upload am for NL.very very bad road I tell ya!
that road is underconstruction my man,stop all dis tribal stunt,imagine u even reside in lagos southwest smh,to be sincere dis topic 'aba road' shouldn't result to generalisation of all d roads in south east,our leaders keep defrauding us we here fighting and dragging senseless thing.
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by bashr8: 10:27pm On Oct 28, 2012
How Do We Rid Ibadan of Filth
Posted on May 24, 2012 by Alas


[size=20pt]Oyo State Governor Senator Abiola Ajimobi

Ibadan the Oyo State capital, which incidentally is the largest metropolitan area in whole of Nigeria also ranks top of the list of the filthiest state in the country.[/size]

Past and Present administrations in the state have done and are still doing all within their powers to rid the ancient city of dirt, but all efforts seems not to be yielding any result as the situation seems to be getting worse by the day.

The filth that seems to have just engulfed the city of Ibadan all of a sudden is not something that has just surfaced but rather has been accumulating for a long time without a check being put in place to ensure we maintain a healthy and disaster free environment.


http://www.osiuk.org/2012/05/24/how-do-we-rid-ibadan-of-filth/
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by Nobody: 10:28pm On Oct 28, 2012
[size=18pt]Igbo land!! Pig-bos!!! [/size]shocked shocked sad sad



[img]http://wazobaa.info/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/the-bad.jpg[/img]

Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by aishatua1: 10:30pm On Oct 28, 2012
Some igbos are funny.today they will login as yoruba,the next minute they login as edo and by tomorrow they will login with a different tribal name.
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by Nobody: 10:30pm On Oct 28, 2012
bashr8: How Do We Rid Ibadan of Filth
Posted on May 24, 2012 by Alas


[size=20pt]Oyo State Governor Senator Abiola Ajimobi

Ibadan the Oyo State capital, which incidentally is the largest metropolitan area in whole of Nigeria also ranks top of the list of the filthiest state in the country.[/size]

Past and Present administrations in the state have done and are still doing all within their powers to rid the ancient city of dirt, but all efforts seems not to be yielding any result as the situation seems to be getting worse by the day.

The filth that seems to have just engulfed the city of Ibadan all of a sudden is not something that has just surfaced but rather has been accumulating for a long time without a check being put in place to ensure we maintain a healthy and disaster free environment.


http://www.osiuk.org/2012/05/24/how-do-we-rid-ibadan-of-filth/
That is false! The world dirtiest city is Baku, Azerbaijan. In Nigeria the dirtiest city is Port Harcourt - according to Google search!
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by ossagy: 10:31pm On Oct 28, 2012
You don run of ideas grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

By the here the new picture of looplat just took him this picture in his silly and senseless yorubaland grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by Nobody: 10:31pm On Oct 28, 2012
The way some Nigerians go on and on about Igbos migrating and living elsewhere in Nigeria other than the SE (and leaving the SE to be underdeveloped, or so they say), one would think that:

1. There is no abundance of non-Igbos living in the south-east, living, working, with everyone minding their business.
2. The vast majority of Nigerian regions outside the south-east are far from being remote, rural, and underdeveloped.
3. That there are no other Nigerian groups known for their migratory culture.


And we question whether the average Nigerian has an IQ of 69.
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by Nobody: 10:31pm On Oct 28, 2012
ossagy: looplat and Prof Corruption making brisk business in their silly yorubaland grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

Anupam why chikodi, chigozie, okorie, and okoli wey dey sell nkwubi for ladipo no dey shower?
nna, una smell pass pigs.
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by Nobody: 10:31pm On Oct 28, 2012
topazjosh: that road is underconstruction my man,stop all dis tribal stunt,imagine u even reside in lagos southwest smh,to be sincere dis topic 'aba road' shouldn't result to generalisation of all d roads in south east,our leaders keep defrauding us we here fighting and dragging senseless thing.
abi ooo! "Reyawns and goes back to bed"
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by OmoTier1(m): 10:31pm On Oct 28, 2012
topazjosh: that road is underconstruction my man,stop all dis tribal stunt,imagine u even reside in lagos southwest smh,to be sincere dis topic 'aba road' shouldn't result to generalisation of all d roads in south east,our leaders keep defrauding us we here fighting and dragging senseless thing.
Whilst your point is valid, however, any visitor to NL who reads the comments by igbos on here would think true to their words, Aba was another dubai cry ...hence this picture is generating so much bashing on Igbos. Ordinarily, one would think any sane human being would deplore the governor, LG chairman, House Rep, Senator, House of Assembly members than come from that state, constituency, etc, but no.. the igbos are busy comparing it to some other dirty places in Lagos or Ibadan... living in denial of their pigs pegg..
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by AjCityOne: 10:31pm On Oct 28, 2012
jude33084:

The bolded is wrong. If you talk about dirty environment like the one the op posted above I might want to agree with you but calling igbo lazy is out of it ♏ãn. The average igbo is very much aware of his business environment while Yoruba ♏ãn stand aŋԂ watch wink

Igbos are not Lazy, they are the most hard working set of people we have in Nigeria.

The Hausa ♏ãn will say; if you visit a place aŋԂ you did not see an igbo ♏ãn there, run away immediately grin

But the picture is a disgrace to the Igboland sha lipsrsealed

Your papa lied and brainwashed you. Look around and see if wetin your papa told you was even closed to being the truth. But be-careful before we deport you go back your Mini Somalia (SE) for writing rubbish like this. lol
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by bashr8: 10:33pm On Oct 28, 2012
[size=17pt]SIR: Here is what I observed on the streets of Ibadan on Christmas day. From Ojoo to Dugbe and from Dugbe to Molete you cannot but be saddened by the experience of a Merry Christmas in a dirty city. Let’s face the fact: Ibadan is dirty inside out! I am a son of the soil but we need tell ourselves the home truth.[/size]
http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/editorial/letters/31311-ibadan-filth-at-christmas.html

Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by Nobody: 10:33pm On Oct 28, 2012
nnenna.1:
The way some Nigerians go on and on about Igbos migrating and living elsewhere in Nigeria other than the SE (and leaving the SE to be underdeveloped, or so they say), one would think that:

1. There is no abundance of non-Igbos living in the south-east, living, working, with everyone minding their business.
2. The vast majority of Nigerian regions outside the south-east are far from being remote, rural, and underdeveloped.
3. That there are no other Nigerian groups known for their migratory culture.

And we question whether the average Nigerian has an IQ of 69.

Which Naija group have a migratory culture like Igbos except fulani herdsmen?
Na so so chest beating una sabi. anuofia undecided
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by OmoTier1(m): 10:33pm On Oct 28, 2012
nnenna.1:
The way some Nigerians go on and on about Igbos migrating and living elsewhere in Nigeria other than the SE (and leaving the SE to be underdeveloped, or so they say), one would think that:

1. There is no abundance of non-Igbos living in the south-east, living, working, with everyone minding their business.
2. The vast majority of Nigerian regions outside the south-east are far from being remote, rural, and underdeveloped.
3. That there are no other Nigerian groups known for their migratory culture.


And we question whether the average Nigerian has an IQ of 69.

But other groups do not claim that their land is the dubai of Africa
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by ballabriggs: 10:33pm On Oct 28, 2012
ossagy: You don run of ideas grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

By the here the new picture of looplat just took him this picture in his silly and senseless yorubaland grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

Hope you know a lot of the people who work in that dump site are Igbo people. Yes they are there earning a living and using it to alleviate poverty.

Can you then see how f00lish you are.
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by aishatua1: 10:33pm On Oct 28, 2012
ossagy is the same person as bashr8: lipsrsealed lipsrsealed
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by phreakabit(m): 10:33pm On Oct 28, 2012







Lagos state is working!
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by Nobody: 10:34pm On Oct 28, 2012
Shut up y'all!! What is wrong with u people? What do u gain from all these blind arguements?
Leaders of tomorrow and instead of using this forum to interact and find a way forward, u are arguing on which state is dirtier n whose tribe is d worst. The same God forsaken attitude that has kept us where we are now.. Look at grown men arguing like illiterate market women! Shame on you all!! The sooner we realise that we are all we've got, and sit down to plan for ourselves, the better for us!! cry cry

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Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by ossagy: 10:34pm On Oct 28, 2012
More on senseless yoreubaland

Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by OmoTier1(m): 10:35pm On Oct 28, 2012
ossagy: You don run of ideas grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

By the here the new picture of looplat just took him this picture in his silly and senseless yorubaland grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

But you can see from that picture that the dude is from South East
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by Nobody: 10:35pm On Oct 28, 2012
bashr8: [size=17pt]SIR: Here is what I observed on the streets of Ibadan on Christmas day. From Ojoo to Dugbe and from Dugbe to Molete you cannot but be saddened by the experience of a Merry Christmas in a dirty city. Let’s face the fact: Ibadan is dirty inside out! I am a son of the soil but we need tell ourselves the home truth.[/size]

Oloshi ibadan big pass all of yiboland.
with erosion wey dey una land
I no go dey surprised if yiboland dey extinct by 2055. undecided
Re: Pictures Of Aba Roads: I Weep For My State by Nobody: 10:35pm On Oct 28, 2012
looplat: [size=18pt]Igbo land!! Pig-bos!!! [/size]shocked shocked sad sad



[img]http://wazobaa.info/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/the-bad.jpg[/img]


Seriously, this should make Guinness Book of Records

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