walejax:
IPOB Press " DSS Murdered Former PDP Chairman Ahmed Ali Gulak To Blame IPOB." If you remember IPOB intelligence M-Branch warned few days ago that DSS was planning to kill a prominent northerner in the East as a way to incite violence and scuttle the May 31st Remembrance day and as a pretext to further militarize the region.

Listen live now as they counter DSS moves with evidence
https://www.facebook.com/radiobiafra/

CilicMarin:
This is Eberechukwu Emereuwa from Obizi, Ezinihitte, Mbaise in Imo state.
He was one of the military men killed in owerri yesterday by UGM.

https:///ihWt6DKYoU

GuyWise101:
Nna mehnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn


Yoruba sef don get liver

The zoo is gone if cowards can now get liver

Silly Fulani goon!

You guys are so afraid of speaking as Fulani! You must try to pretend to be someone else! Cow brain dey worry una.

fenibak:
You see How Malami The Attorney General of Nigeria just targeted Igbo business in The North Because Governors from The South banned open Grazing.


I was born in Lagos and I can boldly say the Yorubas are not as heartless as the people in the North I always say this I can never live in the North because I don't understand how people can be savages and turn to animals in seconds, we all read of how a Christian in the university was killed on the orders of now terrorist minister in the cabinet of Buhari and this same Buhari refused to remove the said minister what does that tell you? remember the preacher woman that was beheaded, you know Nigerians always like to pretend and forget


Yorubas are free and accommodating and we share the same interest and ideas and I don't see the Yorubas as the enemies of the Igbos just that you are still regarded as an Igbo man if you are not Yoruba, If your investment is in Yoruba land I can sleep with my 2 eyes closed because I know the Yorubas they are bigger than taking or destroying Igbo properties unlike the ones up north that have no regard for human life.


I know we as Igbos love business and we are truly Nigerians if there is anything called Nigerians, we are everywhere we like to assimilate and even after the war it did not stop us from going to the north to start life again we truly believe in one Nigeria, but my brothers read the handwriting on the wall.


I know it is hard and I know it is not easy to just pack up and leave but we must do it gradually because don't pretend like you don't know what is going on now, I know you read the news, do not allow those people to Slaughter you before you leave.


If you want to come back to the north later you can with your own passport and visa and then you can be protected under international law because if you are touched it would be a declaration of war.


So use your tongue to count your teeth and leave the North now, is it better to start now than when it would all be in chaos that is when you will start running, I need not remind you that as long as you are Igbo you are still Biafran boys and they might be nice to you now but when it happens they would Slaughter you like animals, history already taught us this.


Stop pretending like Nigeria won't break because it will, a word is enough for the wise


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgYTiYZvGjU



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-usKXBfilzc


https://www.biafranboys.org/open-letter-to-igbos-in-northern-nigeria

fenibak:
As they say, it is only a fool that does not learn from his history and only a foolish man learns from his own mistake.


This might sound like a prophecy or prediction and as much as we want to pretend Nigeria is going to break up and we must face the truth, if not now after 2023 it would die a natural death, so we must be smart and plan ahead of time.


Remember how you were given 20pounds? let me ask you if Nigeria breaks up which I know that it would, What will happen to the naira you all have in the banks? By the way, the naira is already getting worthless and we might be like Zimbabwe soon


I say to you invest in gold and dollars, buy gold and store it and put your dollars in your dom account, those abroad open dollar account and save it. even your politicians have money abroad.


Open an offshore account in tax-free countries and keep your dollars because Nigeria is heading for the rocks and nothing can stop it.


I say to you my brothers and sisters do not take this message as a joke just ask yourself what happens to my naira once Nigeria breaks up. Shalom



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1aJBoBw09w


https://www.biafranboys.org/why-igbos-must-diversify-their-assets

ChimaAdeoye:


Rebuilding and expansion of the roads are just 25% of the problem. 75% of the problem is that the people don't understand the rules and regulations around the prohibition of parking on state roads, stopping vehicles in unapproved locations, and building illegal street shops/kiosks/shanties over drainage channels to quite literally trade on the street! This thing must be enforced so that people learn that it is actually illegal to block the road with their wares or vehicle.

Illegal street parking is more of Anambra's urgent road traffic and road safety problem! The culture of parking on major roads is part of the huge road problem in Anambra state. There is no enforcement of the law prohibiting the parking of vehicles on all Trunk A and Trunk B roads (i.e State and federal highways). In other countries of the world, you can only park vehicles on Local Government roads (Side streets). Even at that, it has to be within a defined space and a certain distance from the curb so that you don't impede the flow of traffic on such streets. These laws are not enforced in Nigeria particularly in Onitsha, Nnewi, and Aba. Even the expressway was used as a truck and disused caterpillar park until Obiano started towing their broken-down trucks and caterpillars away at Nkpor and making them pay huge fines before they are released. Thus, the huge traffic at the Nkpor area of the expressway disappeared.

While I totally agree with you that Anambra needs wider roads (Which may be impossible now without widespread demolitions), we must first enforce the parking laws as a normal country. Then deal with street traders who display their wares on the road. Unless the right of way rules are enforced, even if you build a 10 lane expressway, people will still block them eventually with markets and parked broken down vehicles because nobody stops them from breaking the law.

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Anambra Airport interior

ChimaAdeoye:


The problem with the mentality of a typical Nigerian above of killing or be killed is due to many years of living under Fulani engineered feudal system. A system that does not believe in coexistence. It's either you die and I live, or I die and you'll live. It never even crosses their mind that there is steady population growth in Asaba, in Nnewi, In Ihiala, Awka, Aguleri etc! This new population will need quick access to air services in airports that are not chaotically jam-packed and inefficient like the current Lagos airport. Nigeria is projected to reach about 450 million by 2050, which is less than 29 years away! That will be one and half times greater than the present US population.

The US even at 300 million people, you cannot compare even their least busy international airport in Charlotte, North Carolina, to Lagos or Abuja airports. This airport is still busier than Lagos or Abuja! Not to mention that it has 3 active runways. Between West Palm Beach - Fort Lauderdale -Miami, there are more than 5 international airports and each of these has more than 3 runways to cope. I have said all these so that you guys can understand that the tiny international airports we have in Nigeria are in fact insufficient to support economic growth in a country of more than 200 million people. Talk more when our population hits 450 million people.

Now apart from huge airports like New York's JFK, Los Angeles, Miami, Boston international airports, a typical American international hub has between 4 -8 active runways. Nigeria can never build such types of airports. Nor do we have the landmass or technology to run them.

In our clime, the best approach is to build one or two-runway international airports and manage them by the flights that go to each. One day, the fake Nigerian federal structure used to stifle economic development in Nigeria will fall apart and people will develop their own region based on need. You simply don't have the land for that type of massive airport facility seen abroad. So we have to build small manageable international airports at Asaba, Umueri, Enugu, etc, and manage the flights that go to each location. Of course, some will be busier than others depending on how large they are able to take many flights and planes at the same time.

Besides, the way our people see land, if you say the total landmass of Anambra state should be used for just one airport with 5 runways, everybody will scream. Even one runway was difficult to find enough land to make sure it was comfortably up to 3.7 KM runway and 1KM RESA at both ends!

That is why there will eventually be another international airport in Orlu in the future and another one at Elele or Isiokpo. That is the only way we can eventually meet the aviation needs of an economy serving even 80 million people living in a tight high-density area where land is a very scarce resource. A model of having multiple medium international airports is the only way it can be done to meet the aviation needs of our people. Those huge aviation hubs we see abroad like in the pictures below, require such vast amounts of land and very high technology to operate that we simply lack both.

mktinsight:


There are far bigger projects in SE than that poultry shed of an airport.

Since you never finished primary school let me help you and your mental patient friend Desmond Alaegbu:

1) 2005-present Geometric Aba Power Plant, Aba - $500 million
2) 2012-2014 - Intafact Brewery, Onitsha - $210 million
3) 2020 - Shell Aba City Gate Power, Shell -
4) 2010-16 - Alaoji Power Plant, Abia - $900 million
5) 2014-18 - 50km Total Gas Pipeline, Abia - $900 million
6) 2020 - Seplat Anoh Gas Power Plant, Imo ,- $700 million
7) 2015 - present Second Niger Bridge, Delta/Anambra - $800 million

Oluwamarc:






I have just read the press statement credited to the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr Shehu Malami SAN on the resolution of the Southern Governors Forum to ban open grazing in their respective States. The AGF is quoted to have said that this reasoned decision, among others, is akin to banning all spare parts dealers in the Northern parts of the country and is unconstitutional.

It is most unfortunate that the AGF is unable to distill issues as expected of a Senior Advocate. Nothing can be more disconcerting. This outburst should, ordinarily, not elicit response from reasonable people who know the distinction between a legitimate business that is not in anyway injurious and a certain predilection for anarchy. Clinging to an anachronistic model of animal husbandry, which is evidently injurious to harmonious relationship between the herders and the farmers as well as the local populace, is wicked and arrogant.

Comparing this anachronism, which has led to loss of lives, farmlands and property, and engendered untold hardship on the host communities, with buying and selling of auto parts is not only strange. It, annoyingly, betrays a terrible mindset.

Mr Malami is advised to approach the court to challenge the legality of the Laws of the respective States baning open grazing and decision of the Southern Governor Forum taken in the interest of their people. We shall be most willing to meet him in Court.

The decision to ban open grazing stays. It will be enforced with vigour.

SIGNED

ARAKUNRIN OLUWAROTIMI O AKEREDOLU, SAN
GOVERNOR, ONDO STATE




https://ondoupdate.com/open-grazing-akeredolu-dares-malami/

Chatflick:
According to Twitter Users including renowned Journalist, David Hundeyin, the policeforce has declared war on Igbos and are attacking people's houses, shooting unprovoked.

A student was killed by the Army last night in Owerri.

https://twitter.com/DavidHundeyin/status/1395044544140431368?s=19

The Nigerian police and army is biting more than they can chew. If they want to bring the war to our doorsteps then so be it.

Chikeluba25:
More pictures from the shoe makers market.

potbelly:
So which summit is Buhari going to attend?

ANSMEDIA:
These are pictures of the ongoing work inside the terminal building as of yesterday. They are covering the steel structures/pillars. Excellent finishing works