Teespice: 1. Nneamaka

2. Yeah, maryland precisely.

3. Blood for tears

4. Ori mi wu- lami ft ice prince

5. Abacha, nkwobi with a glass of mmanya ocha

6. Been in nigeria all my life

7. Proudly igbo

8. ilu bu mmanu e ji eri okwu(proverbs are the palm oil used in eating words)

9. The fact that natural disasters hardly occur compared to other countries.

10. Corruption.

11. Nene, nne oo

12. The fact that I am very tolerant makes me different.

13. I do. Fluently even.

14. Nope. I find myself biting my tongue each time I try.

15. The mortar and pestle.

16. None.

runnazz:

blv me with those qualities i wouldn't need to cheat on my wife cos its going to be hard to when we are that close in almost every way...i know i'll wear the shoes just fine when i get there...but for now am still free to have all the fun while i can.

Bluemetal:



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ruggedboy01: u don't need to tell us,
We already knw
U have been noticed

jdilight:

Guy you dey mind all these computer politicians in Nigeria. Abia State can hold its own among the 10 best developing states in Nigeria. Do you know we have stinking places in Lagos, Abuja, Akwa Ibom etc. That one decided to post pictures of beautiful does not mean there are no ugly places and vise versa. This the problem with Nigeria. We love promoting our ugliness rather than our beauty. We love what America say of us than what we say of ourselves.

Taking about BH, we love all the bad news than any good news we can hear. This kind of lifestyle is retrogressive rather than progressive.

The Op did not even post enough pictures. If I was still in the east, even the Aba they are making noise about have beautiful places. That you live in a slum in Aba does not mean everyone lives in a slum.

We must try to support the government in moving the Nation forward rather than backward. I have come to discover that our ignorance is largely due to lack of understanding in the area the government is heading. When T. A. Orji wanted to move the Umuahia market we fought against it with all we had, but now are we not enjoying it.

Talking of Aba, to clean up Aba means a well planned drainage system. Which when Orji Uzo Kalu saw what it will take to achieve such he abandoned the project. Those making noise Aba, Aba, do you know how many people in Aba that are blocking the Aba drainage system because of what they will lose in term of infrastructure.

G51Apostles: After months of speculations, busines mogul, Dr Uche Ogah, has made public, his intention to vie for the governorship position in Abia State come 2015. During a visit, he told Abia PDP executive members that he was conscripted into the gubernatorial race by divine design and joined the fray in obedience to avert Jonah’s experience. He averred that his candidature will ensure victory for the party. BONIFACE OKORO witnessed the visit and now reports

Billionaire business mogul and oil magnate, Dr Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah (USO), on Tuesday, June 17, 2014, ended the speculations about his governorship ambition. On that bright, sunny afternoon, the lanky chattered accountant and President of Masters Energy took a bold step by visiting the Abia State Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) secretariat on Finbarrs’ Road, Umuahia. There, he informed members of the party executive committee (EXCO) of his intention to contest for the governorship position of the state come 2015.

He was accompanied on the visit by notable Abia political figures, including Chief Empire Kanu, a former Nigerian Ambassador to Argentina, Chief Emeka Atuma, a former member of House of Representatives, Dr Maxwell Ndukwe Adindu, a former Minority Leader of Abia State House of Assembly and a former member of the state executive council, amongst others. Also present were teeming members of five Pro-Uche Ogah groups.

As the crowd settled down, a man simply introduced as Okosisi (Iroko tree) Obingwa, was invited to address the audience. Ironically, Obingwa, hypothetically, parades the highest number of potential governorship hopefuls. Since the state governor, Chief Theodore Orji, hinted that it would be just to allow Abia South senatorial zone (Ukwa/Ngwa political bloc) to produce the next governor of the state, 98 per cent of those being speculated to be interested in grabbing the exalted seat come from Obingwa.

But Okosisi dismissed them, saying that Ogah, who comes from Uturu in Isuikwuato local government area -which is in Abia North Senatorilal zone, was a better material than all the gladiators from his home council. He said most of them have held public and elective offices which they failed to use to improve the welfare of their people, adding that they would not do better if trusted with the task of governing the state.

He posited that Ogah, a philanthropist of immense proportions and dimensions, would take Abia to greater heights. He said Abia PDP was lucky to have Ogah in its fold, stressing that had he declared his interest to vie for the exalted governorship seat on the platform of another party, PDP would have found him a hard nut to crack. “Give power to Uche Ogah and it will be well with Abia, it will be well with us,” he submitted.

Next, Ambassador Empire Kanu, introduced as leader of the Uche Ogah delegation, was invited to address the gathering.

“We are here,” he said, “because of Dr Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah. We have come to let you know of his aspiration to contest for governorship in 2015 in Abia state.”

Kanu continued “His name is divine because he has not been entirely chosen by chance but by epistemological origin. Dr. Uchechukwu Ogah has a divine calling to take over the mantle of leadership from our extra-ordinary performing governor of our state, Dr. T.A.Orji.”

Inviting his principal to personally state their mission himself, Kanu said “I will want to at this point to invite our principal to speak for himself and by himself. I have the singular honour to call on the President of Masters Energy Group, with 13 subsidiary companies, a chartered accountant, an acclaimed banker, an astute business mogul in the class of Dangote, a philanthropist of the highest order, a Christian, an Officer of the Order of the Niger (OON), the sensational young man from Uturu in Isuikwuato LGA, Dr. Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah, to speak to you.”

Amidst a thunderous ovation, Ogah took it from there, thrilling the crowd with his sonorous voice, eloquence and thoughtful logic.

“I am most delighted, most humbled to be here today,” he began. “Today is part of what we do; we have been going around consulting. On the day of our declaration, we will let you know. This is just part of our routine consultation. And for the fact that we are here, we have come to consult with the members of the exco of PDP in Abia state. And I want to say, thank you for the opportunity you have given to us. Thank you for receiving us. We are sorry for inconveniencing you with a large crowd of people that are here but we appreciate you because in your normal self as a father, you will accommodate everybody. So, we want to thank you so much and God bless you.”

He appreciated every pro- Uche Ogah group which stormed the venue in their numbers, saying they attended even when he did not make his mission public. “I want to say that I appreciate all of you from the bottom of my heart, that you guys are wonderful set of people; that even when I didn’t broadcast it, you people, just merely hearing it, gathered yourselves to be here today. That shows the love you have for me, that show the feeling you have for me, that shows the essence and value you placed about me in your hearts. And I want to say thank you so much. God bless you so much.”

He started by introducing himself as a child of grace. “Mr Chairman,” Ogah said,”the man standing before you here today is a man that has grown out from grace. Everything about Dr Uche Ogah is as a result of grace. There is nothing that I am that is of my own making. Everything I have, everything I am, is of God.”

Ogah told the crowd that hitherto, he had been averse to politics and had avoided it like a plague. He went ahead to inform the audience that by joining the fray that is the Abia 2015 governorship race he was only obeying a divine directive to avert the experience of the biblical Jonah, therefore the exercise in its entirety, is divinely designed. He was very emphatic that God conscripted him into the race. Below is his narrative about how he was drafted into the governorship race, and by extension, politics.

“For me, there is only one thing I love doing when God gives me an assignment, I love it because, sometimes, some of us are like Jonah, because God will send you on assignment and you will say you will not go and you will be treated like Jonah. And I don’t want to be like Jonah.

“The essence while we are here today is to consult, to tell the exco that by the grace of God, given 2015, I will like to contest the post of governorship of Abia state.

“You know me very well. I have contributed for parties, for politics; but I never discussed politics. If you come to my house and talk about politics, I will kick you out. People know me for that. In fact, it has been a very difficult thing for me to reconcile with some of my friends because over the period, I have told them off about politics. I said I don’t want to go into politics, I just want to be on my own; make my little money quietly and be able to touch the lives of people in the society. I have a symbol in life, that every day I see human beings, I must put smile on somebody’s face.

“But you know in life, we are all like pencils in the hand of God; you cannot decide what you are going to be. It is only God that can tell you what you will be and all you need to do is to follow the directions of God.


So, when I got home, because I lost my peace, I could not do anything, I was restless. I decided to call 21 pastors, my friends, I said look, there is a problem, we need to pray, I don’t know what is going on and while we were praying, they said they Lord wants you to go and be the governor of Abia State.

“I said please, it is not possible. I said please, I have brothers that are politicians; I don’t want to go into politics. I want to be like Richard Blankson, I want to be like Dangote. I want to just make my money, just move around, and be free.” He was interrupted by a deafening ovation from the crowd.

“So, I said please, let’s pray so that God will change it. The pastors said no, ‘God said.’ I said okay, let’s pray that, because everybody knows that our governor has been saying that he wants to take the governorship to the South, let it be 2023 because one thing about me is that I don’t like controversy. I am a very straight forward person, very objective.

“As we continued, in one of the nights when we were praying, they said that God said that the caption for the manifesto for this project shall be called Abia Rejoice. And that is when it dawned on me that God is serious about this project and they said that God said it is 2015, not 2023. I was confused. But one thing about me is that when it has to do with God, I am a very blunt person.”

That was the gospel about how the governorship ambition of billionaire philanthropist, Dr Uche Ogah, was born. He went on to tell the audience how the hand of God has been upon his life, particularly, how God led him to establish his Masters Energy group.

The industrialist said God called him to establish Masters Energy because of his concern about the plight of the common man in the face of soaring price of petroleum products in the South East. His narrates further: “When I was in the bank, I wanted to run my own personal bank with my friends. We were five Assistant General Managers, our intention was to raise money, open our own banks.

“By December 2005, I was made a Manager in Zenith Bank and was given a car. I came home for Christmas. As I came into Enugu, I bought fuel near Nike Lake Hotel at the cost of N130 per litre while I bought fuel in Lagos N65. I felt so bad. I took my car, reversed, and parked the car. I now went to the back of my car and started crying. I said God, why your people will be suffering.

“It is not about me because I can afford to pay N130 but there are people that cannot pay this money. What about that young woman that will come from the community to sell the leaves that she has made, what about the man that will come to sell the yams he has harvested. And a little voice said you can do it and that is how I started Masters Energy in 2006.

LushGreenz: Different Types Of Banks (girls) In Nigeria.

1. A girl who asks for money all the time is called "Commercial Bank"
2. A girl who calls you for food always is called "Agricultural Development Bank"
3. A girl that uses your money to take care of other family members is called "National Investment Bank"
4. A girl who prefers to have sex after marriage is "Social Security Bank"
5. A girl who is very faithful to you is "Fidelity Bank"
6. A girl who gives it to every available man is "Access Bank"
7. A girl who dates men from different countries is "Intercontinental bank"
8. A girl who doesn't demand too much money is called "Micro Finance Bank"
9. Dating a woman older than u is called "Union Bank" or "Wema Bank".
10. A girl who is always faithful and trustworthy to her guy is called "Guaranty Trust Bank"
11. A girl whose guy disvirgins her is called "First bank."
12. A girl who uses all ur money to buy jewelries is called "Diamond bank"

Ladies which "Bank" Are You?
Guys Which "Bank" Is Your Girlfriend?
Be honest pls.

tonychristopher:


who owns these i will love you to give me facts not we are these

the only black man in the world dealing on Rolls Royce...guess what is an igbo man Coscharis

the only black man that vave a car firm is an igbo man...innsson - inocent chukwuma

the only blackman among the founders of internet is an igboman...-philip emeagwali (touted to be the smartest man from africa)

the only black man that is among the top 5 neuro scientist guess who..is an igboman Dr Njemanze (NASA USA)

can you do some research please and thank me later

the first black man to ever buy and own a rolls royce in africa is who..the richest man then, Dangote is a new money

DO U KNOW HIM

SIR,LOUIS CHUKWUEMEKA ODUMEGWU OJUKWU


a bit research wont hurt you


do you still want more information

tell me why i wont aspire to be like these. we have role m0dels in igboland...


THE BIGGEST INDIGENOUS ICT FIRM IN NIGERIA THAT IS QUOTED ON STOCK EXCHANGE IS BEEN OWNED BY IGBO MAN MR.OKERE THE PRESIDENT/CEO OF CWG (COMPUTER WAREHOUSE GROUP) DO a bit research ...i am in the ICT industry and we are big players from hardwares to softwares to the dude that sell the earpiece in computer village to Zinox,CWA, Anabel mobile phones, to OVIM Tablets etc

WHO CONTROLS BANKING

we KNOW uba,fidelity,diamond etc

IT we know zinox,we know the Computer village players
online we know WAKANOW, we know linda ikeji, we know bellanaija
Maritime...just go to apapa and do the maths and get back to me


Presently UWAJE is been interviewed on channels now, can you please tune to channels.. then who owns biggest device online store www.slot.com,


Numerous Transport companies (ABC, The Young Shall Grow, Dan Dollars, etc)
Numerous Highbrow Hotels
Emzor Pharmaceuticals
Ibeto Industries
Capital Oil
Coscharis Motors
Linkserve Ltd
Fidelity Bank
Diamond Bank
Other banks with substansive Igbo interest (UBA, AfriBank etc)
Alaba traders
Idumota traders
Ladipo traders
ASPAMDA traders
Sun Newspaper
Champion Newspapers
ThisDay news paper
Zinox computers

Eko Hospital one of the best in Lagos (owned by 2 Igbo and 1 Yoruba)


http://www.tech360ng.com/ict-contribution-gdp-clause-austin-okere-attached-prediction/

Till date, their lazy bones couldn't allow them invest and assist the boost of Nigeria's economy.

Hausa and Igbos took over South west economy from British not from yorubas and its never by force or with arms but by economic skills and strategies built through progressive business mind. The Simple fact is that, they took over the economy because majority of yorubas are very lazy and few educated ones among them only want a white collor job where they will be accountants or useless lawyer for the Hausa and igbo rich men.

Let us specifically give some of these ignorant Yorubas commons sense analogue and idea about Igbos economic dominance and Hausa business and agricultural progresses.

Igbos did not see Yorubas in Benin republic to dominate the market there, Igbos did not see Yorubas in Togo to dominate economy there, Igbos did not see Yorubas in Ghana to dominate economy there, Igbos did not see Yorubas in Ivory Coast to dominate economy there, eithier did Hausa see Yoruba before dominating Saudi Arabia, Niger and other part of the continent with their agricultural products and trades. Igbos did not see Yorubas in Nairobi Kenya before displacing Indians there to dominate their economy, Igbos did not see Yorubas in China to dominate all the shopping malls at Guangxillu in Guangzhuo China.

Hausa did not see Yoruba before dominating Money Exchange trade and gold businesses. This list may be endless. Igbos and Hausas/Fulani are very hard working Nigerians.

QUESTIONS

In what trade or fields are Yorubas famous?. What are their contribution to Nigeria economically?.

Average yoruba in Lagos state is a street taut or thug. Majority of dirty houses in Lagos are owned, and occupied by Yorubas. Big masions or companies in Lagos were own by Igbos and Hausa.

RESEARCH RESULT by Independent body;

74 percent of investment in Lagos are own by Igbos. 5 percent by Hausa/Fulani, 15 percent by Foreigners(Non-Nigerians), 5 percent by other Nigerians(Non Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba), 1 percent by Yorubas (which include Mike Adenuga).

Igbos and Hausa are not only living in Lagos. Igbos live in the east, in the north. Hausas live in the east, west and north like any igbo. Yorubas are very few in other part of the country. Their laziness never allow them go far. Of course, they can't go to Kano, Port Harcourt or Enugu to do Alaye job.

The problem here is that Igbos migrate more than others and they are been tagged criminals even caught Yoruba criminals most times claim Igbo.

Igbo are followed by Hausa, but Yorubas never migrate like them to have experience and see things for themselves. That's why Hausa and Igbos can make better united Nigeria. Though few Hausas can speak Igbo and Yoruba language, but majority of igbos speaks both Hausa and Yoruba very fluently.

While Yorubas hardly speak both. In some cases, very few yorubas in Military service speaks unclear Hausa language.

The true is the good migration among Nigerians and doing business or trading improves our nationality, unity and languages. It boost our economy too, but Lazy bones don't. They sit tight at home and gossips.

As America, Asia are dominated by Igbos, so as Saudi Arabia is dominated by Hausa, and they are all doing businesses there, and doing them well. They invest every where and in Nigeria.

UK is dominated by lazy Yorubas who do nothing there but claimed schooling while majority are just mere taxi drivers or plate and car washers for Westerner. When they can't feed their families with good job, they go on trafficking cocaine or coming back to Lagos where they will join their brothers on Area boys business collecting money or begging money from Hausa and igbo productive people.

As Hausas are interested in politics, so as Yorubas but the difference is that Hausas still do their businesses and farming; feeding the nation day and night, the Yorubas do nothing but follow politicians up and down and hang in the street of lagos for Agboro job. Their youths are always going around waiting when an Igbo or Hausa will buy Land or build house for them to walk with their lazy bones for what they call "Alaye. Fee". Which is more of begging or silly claim to be owners of the land. Yorubas sell of there lands but leaves inside Lagoon or Canann where water flush them and there families away during raining seasons. They leave most in very smelling dirty places and most times their toilets is inside their cooking pots.

The igbos have left politics since 1967 and now only interested in boosting Nigerians economy with their wealth of experiences in trade, education, technology and science. Since we welcomed Democracy in Nigeria, they have not been politically wise or interested in politics.

If we know the igbos in Education, Trade, business, science and technology, and then know the Hausa/Fulanis in Trade, business, and agriculture, what can we say of the Yorubas? I bet Agboro, Owambe, taxi driver, bus conductors, tax collector and Alaye beggers(Area boys).

Most of my Niger friends who are doing businesses in Lagos complain how these Yoruba tauts disturb them daily. They even sometimes attack some of the Niger boys doing Security works in Lagos. Ahmad from Niger told me how these guys disturbed his other Niger friend selling Suya. They come every evening to eat his Suya forcefully and sometimes beats him if he do complain. He told me that his friend was provoked, then he planned for them one day. One evening these Yoruba boys came with their girl friends, forcefully eating his Suya worth 10,000 naira again, unfortunately, the Suya have been poised with Sleeping drug. So after sitting and eating while shouting, they all slept there, hopelessly till 1am. The four girls where gang Molested severally till 4am by Niger boys who joined their brothers and the five boys were killed. And these Niger boys disappeared from Lagos back to their country.

Later, All Niger and Hausa within that street became target by the friends of these vicitims. Businesses were closed for two weeks in that street because of this and police keep patroling to maintain peace and order.

This is how we are loosing citizens and killing businesses. Yorubas must learn to address tautism, criminality, tribalism, thuggry, and laziness among their people.

NOTE: Not all Yorubas are lazy, down to their bone marrows, some are hard working, sincere and nice, though majority in their huge numbers are very lazy and are touts in all major streets in Nigeria. I have many good Yorubas who are nice people and work in good places.

Philipmems:

Wtf....
Is that suppose to be a single lane dual carriage.... No need just make it a whole road without demarcations.