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Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by temyayo: 9:08pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
slim fit :Which state are you from asshole 1 Like |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by Tosman12(m): 9:18pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
Richie01: @Acidosis!cheif, i understand ur frustration as an igala man and being on d other side of the toss in the oops write up but i must tell you that the issue on ground is real and need to be lashed and talked about because its annoying, i stayed in lokoja and i must tell u dat the development u thinking is outrightly in ur imagination, the annoying aspect of it is that d igala youth seems not to want to hear of pple saying the reality of how patetic the present situation of d state is, dey seems to think that ........i dont kno......analytically speaking the state in all aspect is backward except for money sharing locally.....i mean i wonder if they have academics from d state terain at all to advice the government of the state, i never knew that place in felele is even tradefair ...please cant imagine it..... See the igala needs to leave tribal sentiment apart and start criticizing the government of the state untill then the rulers of the state wont start feeling like they need to do somting.... Lastly other tribe in this state seems to have a sence of development but gosh, i wont say much but i have bin to many other igala land i dont think dey fare better....... Truth is bitter. Thanks 1 Like |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by Nobody: 9:23pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
Tosman12: my broda,you are making sense |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by Tosman12(m): 9:27pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
Revolva:careful the cheif, like okene is better ayingba is just a gloryfy village plus the skul combine. Student are suffering in that skul. |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by ihimami: 9:47pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
I have been going through all of your contributions since I BUMPED in to this thread, I sincerely feel for Kogites because of bad leadership, it is a reflection of our National malice. The state is really blessed with both human and natural resources and so unfortunate the Leaders that have been ruling us have failed to bring development across the three senatorial districts. As for the Igalas, I think their bad experience with the more dominant Tivs in their former state of Benue may have shaped their psyche to hold on to power no matter the failure this has brought to Kogi state. As for Ebiras, Okuns and other minorities in the state, their lack of unity and cohesion will continue to give the Igalas upper hand to continue to determine the political direction of the state whether good or bad. For the guy arguing that Ayinba is better than Okene, I think your submission is based on sentiment, OKENE is the most developed city in Kogi state because the Indigenes have the same attitude to property developments like Igbos and because of the strategic location of the city as a cross road for travelers across the Nigeria. 1 Like |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by yemi2plus(m): 9:47pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
Tosman12:am a living example |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by yemi2plus(m): 9:51pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
ihimami: For the guy arguing that Ayinba is better than Okene, I think your submission is based on sentiment, OKENE is the most developed city in Kogi state because the Indigenes have the same attitude to property developments like Igbos and because of the strategic location of the city as a cross road for travelers across the Nigeria.you're so on point. My phone got stolen at KSU some months back, I had to travelled back to Benin before I could re-active the line. Too bad, if not for KSU, nobody for no anyigba |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by demmy66: 10:05pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
Sijo01:Ehen, now you are using the right vocalbulary that a primary school child understands (excursion). You must have attented primary school in this millenlium for you to be able to paint all those pictures needed for tourism at that young age, because little kids of nowadays knows more than we knew while growing up. |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by demmy66: 10:05pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
Sijo01:Ehen, now you are using the right vocalbulary that a primary school child understands (excursion). You must have attented primary school in this millenlium for you to be able to paint all those pictures needed for tourism at that young age, because little kids of nowadays knows more than we knew while growing up. Its the jet age..... |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by micfoley: 10:18pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
Pls where is the Trade fair cplx. |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by abuliveyoung(m): 10:35pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
@Op, i share ur pain & frustration. simply because right 4rm birth u havnt noticed or witnessed development i.e. U've lived in Kogi all ur life....smh. I understand ur plght & i knw ur pain because i just arrived 4rm dat part of the region (kogi) whch is far 4rm development. I saw d true nature of kogi state, honestly speaking, i was devastated. @op, ur post on how u single handedly picked a particular tribe(Igala) whch is my tribe, realy marveled me. Initialy, I realy concur wit u wit d level & leadershp style of d state but other tribes too need 2 share 4rm d bad leadershp.....no doubt, the Igalas hav ocupied d numba 1 position 4 some decades nw but what abt other eminent positions such as d vice, speaker, senatorial sit & d likes? Would u want 2 tell me that developnt failed 2 set-in because Igalas hav been thre? @op, it shows d low level of ur reasoning & lack of tact!. D behaviour u displayed on this thread is d major reason why kogi state is nt movng forward. Put on ur thnkng cap to get rid of ur tribalistic tendencies! & Lets work hand in hand to develop kogi state. |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by Werehkpe: 10:41pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
Pls IGNORE the poster. Kogi is not as bad as this and THIS IS NOT THE BETTER OF THE PROJECTS in the state They have great stadium, which boas of the BEST TURF in Nigeria. They are renovating the Great Confluence Beach Hotel, The Kogi STATE Polytechnic has been given a total face lift (still ungoing). All these are in Lokoja. But again these GOVERNORS REALLY SHUDA DON A LOT BETTER BY NOW |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by Oluabayomi1(m): 11:20pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
slim fit :As your name appears so also ur medulla oblogata working. Ur fada 1 Like |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by benkings(m): 11:43pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
Dr Walter: Hahahaha Acidosis and Co...go and hug transformer....like it or not democracy is a game of numbers...combine ebira, yoruba, okun, basa, fulani or even chinese sef u can't defeat d igalas...moreover all of u are immigrants from kwara , Niger n Benue claiming kogii pity u oooo,ur state is in a dyin mess n dis is all u ve gat to say |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by Oluabayomi1(m): 11:52pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
Show me dt failed state called Kogi n I ll take u round d Igala land. I spent 3 good yrs thr as a student.I do pity an average igala man when they travel out of thr domain n behave as if they are better back home.God bless kogi |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by LaudateII: 11:53pm On Aug 20, 2013 |
Wereh kpe: Pls IGNORE the poster. Kogi is not as bad as this and THIS IS NOT THE BETTER OF THE PROJECTS in the state Please do not tout these structures as indices of development!! ![]() People are building railway lines to improve transport infrastructure in their states, and commissioning multi-million naira aesthetically superb housing estates to accommodate their citizens in addition to opening industrial complexes or factories owned by multinational companies which would employ thousands of their youths, and you are actually touting the refurbishment of Kogi Polytechnic and one hotel as an achievement??!! ![]() I don't believe this, my brother. No offence meant, but that state needs divine intervention to get rid of its clueless leaders and get someone with foresight to steer the affairs of the state. ![]() Kogi State's proximity to Abuja should have served as a catalyst to spur it to development, instead it has remained stagnant as dishwater. ![]() Look at Nassarawa state which is just next door that has tapped into its proximity to Abuja. Can you compare Lafia to Lokoja, in terms of infrastructure and buildings? ![]() |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by Afam4eva(m): 12:13am On Aug 21, 2013 |
I don't know much about the politics of Kogi state but Lokoja is the worst looking state capital that i've ever been to. When i went there for the first time, i was asking people if that was the world famous Lokoja. I think the state government have to improve the lot of the state and it's people. 1 Like |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by mensdept: 12:18am On Aug 21, 2013 |
Afam4eva: I don't know much about the politics of Kogi state but Lokoja is the worst looking state capital that i've ever been to. When i went there for the first time, i was asking people if that was the world famous Lokoja. I think the state government have to improve the lot of the state and it's people. If not, the people need to rise up from the current bu.llshyt lifestyle and deal with these leaders the same way they deal with petty thieves when putting them to the "tire" |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by LaudateII: 1:33am On Aug 21, 2013 |
Strongbest: Please can you translate what gibberish you have just written here into simple, standard, intelligible English language?? Honestly, this post is a lazy, ridiculous way of making a valid point! Apalling spelling errors...on every line! ![]() Is this a mobile phone SMS text contest?? ![]() 1 Like |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by LaudateII: 1:42am On Aug 21, 2013 |
Expsbterror: [color=#006600][/color] Why do you guys do this? If you can't post a lucid response using proper grammatical terms, appropriate tenses and syntax then please DO NOT post anything at all, as your current reply has very little meaning! What is the meaning of 'dia', 'nids,' appologia' 'symphatizing wif dem tru.. .. ![]() ![]() This is not an SMS board for goodness sake! ![]() Haba!! ![]() |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by LaudateII: 2:13am On Aug 21, 2013 |
acidosis™: You forgot to add the recent debacle that took place when Anambra commenced work on the Orient Refinery in the Aguleri-Otu axis of the state. When the company under the Peter Obi administration started seeking investors, carrying out seismic studies and embarked upon the project, the people of Kogi State in the Echonwa/Ideke district under Abaji local government area were sleeping. ![]() The local government chairman as well as the state governor were also in deep slumber. No sooner did it become apparent that the project was about to succeed, that they woke up from their slumber and remembered that the oil along the boundary with Anambra also belongs to their own community in Kogi State. ![]() Has the Kogi State government also entered into partnership with investors to set up a refinery on their own land? No! ![]() ![]() ThisDay newspapers: Kogi State claims that one of the oil wells, which currently feeds the Orient Refinery in Anambra State, is on Odeke land in Abaji Local Government Area, there is also a third claimant to the land. Indeed, the Chairman of Uzo Uwani Local Government Area of Enugu State, Cornel Onwubuya, was recently quoted as saying that since the creation of Enugu and Kogi states in 1991, “the deposit of oil and gas in our inland basin has been a subject of dispute among the three states (Anambra, Kogi and Enugu) and the matter has been before the NBC and Surveyor-General of the Federation.”.... http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/resolving-the-anambra-kogi-disputes-over-oil/145852/ |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by Tosman12(m): 4:27am On Aug 21, 2013 |
Afam4eva: I don't know much about the politics of Kogi state but Lokoja is the worst looking state capital that i've ever been to. When i went there for the first time, i was asking people if that was the world famous Lokoja. I think the state government have to improve the lot of the state and it's people.1 million like for you. As in i pity this state because even from this tread u'll cee the kind of tribal sentiment that extremely overcloud there judgment.....let me make it simple..if u are an igala man/woman call a spade a spade. I knew prominent kogite and its disapointing wen we argue and dey sound like lokoja if ok, just because dey are igala but the truth is dat an igala man is there and nothing is developing please do u expect pple to blame yorubas or ebiras? In those days when a thief is caught dey take him to his home town for execution ,thaats exactly what is happening. To patch road in state capital takes more than 1month after digging and it take max 2 mont to break up again. Kaduna junction(welcome to lokoja in zango) is so bad for more dan 7 yrs its has never bin repaired i wish som1 can use a better word to discribe it to NL. Light: please dont even go there. Barack to otokiti village is dat the imagination of dat igala talking about development? B4 d flood a stresslight was done along ganaja road and blive me the first rain dat fell brought down everything and the contractor whom i kno verywell was not sanctioned due to d fact that na chop i chop him take collect the job. Junction to government house in zenith juction was disgustiong for more than 2 yrs and the only thing i see is an annoying sign-post dat state dat '' this gov has touch our lives by sons and daughter in lagos'' and i ask myself is this the kind of infrastructure the sons and daughters enjoy in my eko ile? If u are igala take it,tuck it in and zip it up, its bitter but from this tread it shows dat you guyz cant vission what development means and feel its ur state no1 is expected to define its meaning to you. The only reason y specialist hospital is better is because the director has a vission. I once took my wife to FMC for checkup, i went inside and told my wife to lets go because of a stupid coment a doctor made which is so unethical and i personally filed a complain against him to the board. The state really really need a change and dat change has to happen now like yesteryear. |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by james1(m): 4:35am On Aug 21, 2013 |
This and many other government buildings in kogi state is a shame to the state goverment and an insult on the people.I have been to different parts of kogi state and I have one sentence to describe the governors,past and present,BACKWARD! Only okene makes sense in the whole state and that's becourse of her indigenes,not the state government. The leaders that tranformed what we now call the developed world encouraged,embraced and cherished innovation. There is nothing that's beyond reach,though we must all understand that change starts with the mind. |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by james1(m): 4:58am On Aug 21, 2013 |
When governors and senators can't feel ashamed for their shameful acts;when they cover themselves up for so much rubbish however thick it is,when they feel they doing the people they are supposedly serving a favour,when they pay or caused to be paid to themselves unreasonable salaries and emuluments,when they start getting scared of same people they go out to plead and shake hands with telling tons of promises they know in their heart of hearts they never ever intend to fulfill in other to get votes.these men are either not sane or just been wicked. The problem we have is not mr president but the NASS,governors,local government chairmen and councillors.these guys are responsible for taking the benefits of government to the commoners.what we having now is:THEY ARE NOT DOING THEIR JOBS! |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by cjrane: 6:01am On Aug 21, 2013 |
Tosman12: My brother, you are absolutely correct. Before the creation of Kogi State, Idah was the largest town in the state.I had personally thought Idah or Ajaokuta would be capital. Well, it was taken to Lokoja.But the saddest part is that even after Attah Igala had appealed many times for Idah to be upgraded with a River Port and a Bridge,the Government in Lokoja had never even mentioned such requests to the FG. Yet, Igala youths have given them almost unquestionable support! Consequently,Idah have been left to rot.It is a sad situation that must be rescued fast. |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by Nobody: 8:48am On Aug 21, 2013 |
crackjoor: Biggest lie of the year! Mr. OP go and look for a beta work to do than spreading false stories! Me dey stay Lokoja and that's the capital... I don't understand... |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by slimfit1(m): 9:03am On Aug 21, 2013 |
In life you at least see the truth in a insult normally I would apologise or perhaps would not make such an insensitive comments. Everybody is insulting me no time did you insult or blame your leaders, you keep insulting me for not voting in one person that would bring a change to your state. All the leaders you have produced cannot say this is what I have done. Kogi should be one of the most developed state in Nigeria with all the massive resources you have, your youths should all be employed, but you all keep proving me right for calling you names. I'm going to like everybody that provide me right. |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by slimfit1(m): 9:06am On Aug 21, 2013 |
Olu abayomi : Thanks one like for you. By the way I've lived with some of your people so I know what I'm saying. |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by slimfit1(m): 9:08am On Aug 21, 2013 |
temyayo: Lagos you ? |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by slimfit1(m): 9:10am On Aug 21, 2013 |
Joavid: I'm all left sir the truth is very bitter sir. |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by slimfit1(m): 9:13am On Aug 21, 2013 |
darichlife: I will check the dictionary sir ma keep the insult simple next time so your people can understand please thank you sir. |
Re: Inside Kogi Trade Fair Complex » Photos by slimfit1(m): 9:28am On Aug 21, 2013 |
ladenz: Sorry we don't need to be sentimental all the time, kogi people should be the richest people in Nigeria. To have ajaokute still iron ore in there state and it state looks like a dump site is a shame. It describes the kind of people that lives there as shameless and uneducated set of bush people I'm using it again ant I. If one of there governors and legislatures can't make sure that those resources are taped then definitely the people are as bad as their leaders for not standing up to make sure that site works again. You are what you eat, you deserve the leaders you have because you all the same. |
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