Blue3k:


You brain must be broken just like it was on that thread. We heard your wails. The port cost are same. Shipping cost would make it more to move my road to Lagos to anywhere SE. The fact is business wise you are lying about ports.

ElsonMorali:


Which south east border is adjacent to the sea?

Absence of federal presence?

Does each of the state capitals in the east have federal Secretariat or not?

Are there senatorial districts in the east or not?

Do federal roads pass through the south east or not?

Is the entire south east on the power grid of Nigeria or not?

Are there military barracks in the south east it not?

Are there federal universities in the south east or not?

Which other federal presence are you looking for?

You want Nigeria to relocate the FCT to Enugu or Abia before you quit screaming marginalization abi?

OjukwuWarBird:

A ship coming from China, will first come in contact with the Onne port at Eastern part of Nigeria after Cameroon before getting to Lagos.


A ship coming from Europe and the America continents will first get in contact with the Western part.

Blue3k:


Lame wailer ramblings none of you could bring seeks to prove any of this. Lol stop pretending you are shipping anything. Your example is stupid they don't have to stop at Port they get in contact at. That's not marginalization that's business. A deep seaport in Akwa Ibom wouldn't stop that from happening anyway.

See how your type switches goal post. You guys could hold your ground even if buried in it. First it was more expensive to get goods now it ships that are you issue.

Ovamboland:


Big ignorance, it took almost 70 years for a native of the rebel American states to become president, and echos of the American civil war still reverberates today with the recent racist attack in Charlotteville this year 2017.

Germany almost 80 years since the end of world war 2 cannot build it's armed forces as it wished without clearance from USA. Likewise Japan cannot succeed in any nuclear ambition without usa agreement.

They are not crying today because they know the restrictions are consequences of their past actions and they have learnt to live with it.

But our people here expect there should be no consequences or price to pay for losing the civil war

OjukwuWarBird:



[s]You see why I call you a business illiterate



Since you have been talking, you and jetleeee have not answered the 2 questions thrown at you



Think before you talk even if you did not further your education after secondary school.[/s]

OjukwuWarBird:



You see why I say you are a business illiterate


A ship coming from China, will first come in contact with the Onne port at Eastern part of Nigeria after Cameroon before getting to Lagos.


A ship coming from Europe and the America continents will first get in contact with the Western part of Nigeria after Benin republic before getting to Onne.



Bloody business illiterate like you should ask yourself why would a ship from China carrying goods to be delivered to Aba market, dock at Lagos instead of Onne which is closer.?


Hope you can see that you and jetleeee are bloody business illiterates.

nku5:


1. Have you been to the north before? Have you seen the Federal roads there? Whether from Minna to Sokoto or Abuja to Kaduna you cannot find ANY federal road that has not been dualised and able to accomodate four lanes on either side. Or do you want to talk of the numerous dam projects and irrigation schemes in the north and south-west?

2. In addition to other industries the federal government set up Nigerian Machine Tools Ltd in Osogbo in 1980 (an obasanjo initiative), set up Ajaokuta Steel for the north. None in the SE...

"In the  first place, the Ajaokuta steel complex was originally proposed to be sited in Onitsha, Anambra state but due to ethnic sentiment and political motive, it was moved to Ajaokuta."

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/06/ajaokuta-steel-complex-killed-buried-ex-gm-opens/

That is what marginalisation looks like

louwie:


If i where to be a secretary and this was to be a meeting: None, not one; of the things you said above will make the minutes.

ElsonMorali:


Is that so? Could it be Because your comprehension level is infinitesimal (Not the case) or probably Because you would be fast asleep from the previous night's crack fest? (Not the case also)

You want to counter my post? (Yes, it's anything but intelligent) I'll appreciate a level of intelligent response Please. (sorry...You don't deserve it !!!)

louwie:


Find my answer above in RED

Even big words has not helped your case.

ElsonMorali:


Says someone who doesn't now the difference between "where" and "were". (i do and if i did place them wrongly, then my mistake)

Who's going to make you secretary of anything except for your local palmwine joint? (I refuse to come down to your level, it fits you alone)

Iranu. Shift jor.

OjukwuWarBird:



You see why I say you are a business illiterate


A ship coming from China, will first come in contact with the Onne port at Eastern part of Nigeria after Cameroon before getting to Lagos.


A ship coming from Europe and the America continents will first get in contact with the Western part of Nigeria after Benin republic before getting to Onne.



Bloody business illiterate like you should ask yourself why would a ship from China carrying goods to be delivered to Aba market, dock at Lagos instead of Onne which is closer.?


Hope you can see that you and jetleeee are bloody business illiterates.

vicadex07:


They're simply greedy. Any Igbo person who is not born greedy and spiteful should question his or her paternity cos its ingrained in their DNA

louwie:


Again, find my response above in RED...Have a blast.

ElsonMorali:


I'm sure when you wake up and look around you, what you see are lunatics. Now, I don't know where exactly you are, But a Good Guess would be Yaba left.

Mumu. What else do you mean by federal government presence?

Factories?

Besides, isn't the east connected to the electricity grid of the nation? Arindin.

All these indomie children playing with their parents phone

How about you concentrate on your home work and return that phone to your mommy?

Olarababy:
I have been hearing this word for quite some time in in Nigeria. And i notice its the Igbos its normaly used on i.e; igbos are being marginalized. Can someone explain to me the meaning of the word in respect to Nigeria
NB: am Igbo

vicadex07:


Whatever is being done to you guys in Nigeria today is simply karma cos u brought it upon yourselves cos of greed.

You executed the first bloody coup out of greed and envy and then another greedy Igbo, Ironsi unified the autonomous region under a central authority.

Yet another greedy azikwe made sure the secession clause was not included in our constitution because he wanted to be premier of the western region.... Theif....ole.

The most annoying part is your people will never own up to these atrocities cos u prefer blaming other people for your woes....maybe that's why karma has been very brutal and ruthless with your tribe.

vicadex07:


Igbos are simply greedy....we are all marginalized by our elected leaders.

I remember a thread during Jonathans regime where Yoruba leaders complained about marginalization...Igbo nairalanders showed how vile and hateful they can be, jubilating all over the thread with very disgusting comments.

....fast forward to 2015, dey now turned to wailing wailers and marginalization was the only pathetic excuse for them to hold on to, so as to form IPOB and destabilize the incoming government.



How can a landlocked region possess a standard seaport? You can now see that attribute of greediness I mentioned earlier been displayed... Besides why didn't you all tell your beloved Jonathan to give u seaport... Na now your memory just reboot abi?

Cinkq:
God bless you for this post. Yorubas didn't threaten to bring down the country when jonathan was in office.

vicadex07:


They're simply greedy. Any Igbo person who is not born greedy and spiteful should question his or her paternity cos its ingrained in their DNA

obailala:


Marginalisation is a word that useless south eastern leaders over the years have planted in the minds of south easterners to cover up their personal sleaze and ineptitude. Of course, the marginalisation excuse always works for south eastern political elite because psychologically, the average Igbo man expects some form of victimisation from the rest of Nigeria due to the war outcome.

For your first point about roads, due to the dry solid terrain of north, even a road built in the north in 1970 would still be solid in 2017. The amount of load/traffic on the roads is another matter. Compared to southern roads, how many vehicles ply those northern roads you talk about?... We all know Nigeria has a poor maintenance culture, so even the little funds that may have been released for road maintenace over the decades, what exactly happened to those funds?.... Something strongly tells me the leaders/political elite in each region of the country have some questions to answer regarding how the little funds released for road maintenance in their zones were spent. All in all, there's certainly an explanation why the roads down south are horrible compared to the north, and that explanation is certainly not that northern head of states allocated money only for fixing northern roads.

Talking about dam projects, biko how many dam projects are in the south west?... how many are even in the so called north?... how many are functional?.... were they built by FG or state governments?... And biko, from my basic understanding, irrigation dams are useful in areas of low rainfall... So when has dam now become something to struggle for equality with the arid north?

You also mentioned Ajaokuta steel as your evidence of marginalisation of the SE. Biko, where is the iron ore located?... Does it make economic sense to site a steel plant in Anambra when the raw material is in Kogi?.... What you advocate for, isnt that going to amount to marginalisation of the middle belt?.... By the way, has the so called Ajaokuta plant produced a single billet of steel since 1981 when it was buìlt?....

I cant even imagine what the narrative would have been assuming Ajaokuta plant was at Anambra and has never been able to produce any steel till date. Of course the same old paranoid expression of ethnic 'marginalisation of ndigbo' would have been sung all the way to heaven as the reason why the plant isnt producing.

If we must all float in the same paranoid victim mentality bubble, we can as well all claim that Ajaokuta was systematically sabotaged due to ethnic hatred against middle beltans. Meanwhile while the steel plant was located at Kogi, the FG Metallurgical Institute was located at Oba Anambra even though the steel is at Kogi... I guess that isnt ethnic marginalisation against Kogi people right?.... or again you pointed out a federal institutions in osogbo and one in Kogi and you use that as your example of marginalisation?... Is the Metallurgical Institute sited at Oba Anambra not owned by the FG?

ElsonMorali:


#ignored.