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Politics / Re: Welcome To Abia State: God's Own State (pictures) by oneeast: 8:57am On Dec 31, 2014 |
Nobody has done that either because at the end of the day each state will develop at its on pace. SonOfEl: |
Politics / Re: Welcome To Abia State: God's Own State (pictures) by oneeast: 8:54am On Dec 31, 2014 |
Listen very well my friend. Nobody is castigating Aba or Abia state for being the dirtiest/unorganized town and state. Go back through this thread. Your brother b2mario is having a mental problem. He goes about insulting Anambra people on this thread and thought somebody like me will allow it slide. Of course I will fire him back with the harsh truth. Learn to find out how issues cropped up in the first instance. I will always keep b2mario under check with the harsh truths until his madness is fully cured. SonOfEl: 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Welcome To Abia State: God's Own State (pictures) by oneeast: 8:43am On Dec 31, 2014 |
Yes I am talking about rural roads because there is no road in Aba but shambles and filth. I mentioned rural thinking that since you do not have in the urban areas that you might have at least small in the rural. As for our urban centers, we are on another pedestal and developing to a world class status with flyovers, malls, 5 star resorts, airport, refinery, road infrastructures etc, while your state is still low and backward with rotten and decayed infrastructures. I weep for you guys each time I pass Abia state. There is no comparison between our state and yours because while we are advancing with good governance, your state is still very under developed with at least 92% of its roads in a horrible condition. I have shown so many rural roads apart from Osumenyi which is just one part. I have shown Achina, Uga, Neni, Akwaihedi, Akwaeze, Agulu etc these are the towns I visited and their roads beats everything your entire state can offer. Learn to face the harsh truth my piggery friend.. B2mario: |
Politics / Re: Welcome To Abia State: God's Own State (pictures) by oneeast: 8:36am On Dec 31, 2014 |
Stfu! The person you quoted is not from Anambra but Abia state. He is a concerned Abian who faces reality. SonOfEl: |
Politics / Re: Welcome To Abia State: God's Own State (pictures) by oneeast: 8:32am On Dec 31, 2014 |
We careless so far as you remain a dustbin state.. Please vote the dustbin man.............. B2mario: |
Politics / Re: Welcome To Abia State: God's Own State (pictures) by oneeast: 8:31am On Dec 31, 2014 |
That person is telling you the truth. You do not have a state but hell. It is as simple as that. Your state is largely underdeveloped due to non state and federal presence. All the roads leading to your state are in shambles. Fact! As for comparing the two states, there is no basis because your state is not only filthy but littered with horribly bad roads, unconducive environment and retrogression due to mal-administration since 1999. Stop trying to say things that will make you feel good. Just face reality for once, your state is dead and needs resuscitation. There is no basis to compare your filthy, disorganized, piggery state to ours. I will always be here to tell you the harsh truth. B2mario: |
Politics / Re: Welcome To Abia State: God's Own State (pictures) by oneeast: 7:50am On Dec 31, 2014 |
I don't want to derail this thread by posting just our rural roads here to tell you how backward your state is. But I will do that if you permit me.. |
Politics / Re: Welcome To Abia State: God's Own State (pictures) by oneeast: 7:49am On Dec 31, 2014 |
You don't seem to get it. You do not have a state, what you have is hell. Ask anybody your state is hell. All the roads in your state are hell. Did you watch the youtube posted up there by your brother? Your state is the worst and most under developed state in Nigeria. The only thing you pigs have is those dirty shoe making shops. The worst roads and most decayed environment is found in your state. Fact! Be sincere to yourself for once. Even your own people are telling you that you have no state but hell. Elect a sane person next year if you want development. Go to our thread and see real development traversing all parts of the state. Your state is still very backward and rural. Get a life, my state has the best road network that beats everything your filthy and hellish state can offer. If you like go and elect the dustbin man, he will teach you guys another level of underdevelopment. B2mario: |
Politics / Re: Welcome To Abia State: God's Own State (pictures) by oneeast: 2:13pm On Dec 30, 2014 |
What you have is hell and not a state, if you can tell yourself the truth. All the roads in your state are horrible with no government presence. Very filthy state with the worst roads in Nigeria. Your state is the worst state in Nigeria. Fact! I spit on you. Stinking Pigy B2mario: |
Travel / Re: Anambra Attracts $1.65bn Investments As Oduah Heads Anambra Airport Project by oneeast: 1:40pm On Dec 30, 2014 |
Anambra is a giant.. 1 Like
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Politics / Re: Welcome To Abia State: God's Own State (pictures) by oneeast: 12:59pm On Dec 30, 2014 |
Whenever you are asked question, answer it without calling out your perceived enemies. We are not suffering the same thing with you people are suffering..GOD forbid. We have got it right from the time of Ngige to Obi and now the technocratic Obiano. Go and get it right when next you have the opportunity. We have good governance that provides infrastructures, healthy environment, health and educational infrastructures, etc Your state has the worst roads ever not only in the SE but Nigeria. The pictures are there for anyone to see. What you people are suffering is peculiar to you guys. Vote in a sane person if you want change if not continue with the dustbin man and you shall continue to be in the woods. B2mario: 3 Likes |
Politics / Re: Welcome To Abia State: God's Own State (pictures) by oneeast: 12:17pm On Dec 30, 2014 |
Each time you talk it becomes obvious that a pig is talking. I am telling you that you do not have a state what you have is 'hell'. Aba is hell don't you get it? So it is insulting to say that you have a state. Onitsha is more or less like London compare to the slum settlement called Aba where every filth in Nigeria is resident. A town with all its roads unmotorable and filled with filth and mad people. Since you told me that you are from Aba I started seeing you as a pig. I pity you because you are still campaigning for Okezie what Oriji did to you guys will be a child's play compare to what this dustbin man will do. For 16yrs you guys have been in the wilderness. Let hope that you get it right this time by voting Otti. Go to Anambra thread and see pictures of real development and not this thing you are running all over the place with your poor language. On the state comparison. Anambra is by far more advanced on infrastructure, health, education etc just name it. You guys are very backward with the worst roads in the East. Take a look at Aba and you will weep. be sincere to yourself. Abia state is in bondage. Even ordinary rural roads in Anambra beats every damn thing you can boast of in your dirty urban areas. Get a life in your hellish state. B2mario: 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Welcome To Abia State: God's Own State (pictures) by oneeast: 10:56am On Dec 30, 2014 |
Nwokem gee kwa nti. I have no pleasure in derailing a thread I opened for you guys. But warn your brother mario to focus on this thread without looking for enemy where it does not exist. I careless about this thread because I opened it so that the likes of mario can come here and camp without looking for trouble elsewhere. customized13: |
Politics / Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by oneeast: 10:51am On Dec 30, 2014 |
The major thing is that a refinery is already taking off at Otuocha, thereby creating the much needed employment in Anambra. The only benefit of NDDC is just the NDDC projects and nothing more. We shall drill our oil and sell directly and make our dollars for the further development of the state. Anambra is the winner here. FreeGlobe: 4 Likes |
Politics / Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by oneeast: 10:37am On Dec 30, 2014 |
Do not say what you do not know. Ayogu eze is an unlettered clown who think he can stop the oil bill. Does it he not know that Anambra has been drilling oil in the Anambra Basin? He should go and find out why he was not given PDP ticket. Ask Olisa Metu. You cannot fight Anambrans without paying dearly for it. Let us not go there yet. passion007: 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Few Pics From Imo State by oneeast: 10:23am On Dec 30, 2014 |
You are a clown. Anambra has the biggest economy in the SE and that covers whatever shiit you have down there. We have the real industrialization- auto-making and not shoe-making. We have the best road network, we have the largest economic center, we have oil and largest gas reserve with a refinery, we have the most influential and brightest minds, from the time of great Zik, Achebe, Ojukwu, Chike Obi, etc We are leading the pack in all facets. You can take that to Aso Rock! The fact is that Anambrans are a different people operating on a different pedestal. Abagworo: I have warned you to stay off Anambra thread or what will happen to this Imo thread will be unimaginable.. |
Politics / Re: Few Pics From Imo State by oneeast: 10:12am On Dec 30, 2014 |
You are silly I must confess. The only difference between Orji and Okorosha is that the former didn't borrow while the later borrowed over 200billion within just 3yrs. Imo state today has the worst road networks. Owerre is very dirty with its bad road that litters the town. I am ready to post the current pictures of Owerre and Imo state that I covered last week during my tour to prove my point to you. Imo state has sunk and needs a proper rescue. What is your development status on the following: network of roads, education, health, industrialization, job creation etc..the result is zero. Abagworo: 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Welcome To Abia State: God's Own State (pictures) by oneeast: 10:08am On Dec 30, 2014 |
Why are you always looking for enemy where it does not exist? What has Onitsha got to do with this thread? Why not focus on providing pictures to prove your point than ranting all over the place all in a bid to feel good. Now let me make it clear to you..Abia is a disaster. Its an insult to write Aba on the same page with Onitsha which has good roads and clean environment. Aba represent everything dirty, bad roads, disorganization and filth. I must confess to you that you do not have a state but 'hell'. Vote in a sane person like Otti if you wish to see good governance..if not you will continue yapping without substance. Aba is the worst town in Nigeria. I felt pity for you guys when I watched the video above. smh for you. I am ready to derail this thread for you if you will not mind your filthy state. B2mario: |
Politics / Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by oneeast: 10:00pm On Dec 29, 2014 |
Take your nonsense to your state thread. We do not need you here.. Abagworo: 7 Likes |
Politics / Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by oneeast: 9:50pm On Dec 29, 2014 |
Ikwerre b@stard leave this thread if you do not want Imo thread to bleed with the current pictures I have gathered! Your state is home of prostitutes..go and face the rot! I have warned you to stop coming around here. Go and focus on your useless and ordinary state of Imo. Well if you insist I am ever ready for you. Abagworo: |
Politics / Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by oneeast: 9:14pm On Dec 29, 2014 |
^^Abeg remove Enugu state from your post. This is about the useless, dirty prostitution capital- Owerre. |
Politics / Re: Few Pics From Imo State by oneeast: 8:59pm On Dec 29, 2014 |
This is the only economic activity in Imo state. I wonder how this makes their GDP thick. Prostitution, one of the oldest professions in the world, regardless of its moral decadence and negative trailing effects, still thrives even with the interference of religious injunctions and countless laws enacted against it. A malignant scourge and a threatening ill in the society, eating deep like cancer across all class and strata from the younger generations to the older ones, taking its negative toll in different ways. Countries around the globe suffer this ugly menace at varying degrees depending on the extent of repulsiveness the act has on the citizens, not forgetting also the psychological reactions, psychosocial damages and the political implications which the imprints leave in such nations. 3 Likes |
Politics / Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by oneeast: 8:50pm On Dec 29, 2014 |
^^^I have replied you on the Imo thread. Let the free for all begin.. 6 Likes |
Politics / Re: Few Pics From Imo State by oneeast: 8:49pm On Dec 29, 2014 |
All those people are from Owerre where prostitution is their life style............ Once you hit the ground, you will feel the vibe of Owerri, the capital of Imo State. The city is warm, with many things to keep visitors engaged. Known for its robust hospitality industry, Owerri is the destination of fun seekers. Visitors to Owerri will always have fond memories of the city as well as the longing to return. They will remember the nightlife. They will remember that most of the fine restaurants, hotels and fun spots are places to be in the night. They know that Owerri has its fair share of nightclubs. While some of the clubs operate on their own, others are built inside hotels. Those who lodge in the hotels that operate nightclubs are admitted free, upon showing their room keys. Others pay gate fee. Expectedly, going by the active nightlife in the city, Owerri is brimming with prostitutes. Investigations revealed that commercial sex workers flock around popular hotels and fun spots, looking for men to hook. Most of these sex workers are students in tertiary institutions in the state and neighbouring states. In the day, these students appear somewhat respectable on campus, but at night they wear a different cap. By their dressing you shall know them. They appear in low waist trousers, short gowns/micro mini skirts, midriff and bosoms revealing tops and patrol premises of hotels with nightclubs. One of the commercial sex workers told Saturday Sun, at the Rappour Hotel nightclub, that she comes around to earn money and take care of herself and siblings. Ijeoma, as she called herself, said: “I come to the club about three times a week to catch some fun, but nothing goes for nothing.” Mr. Livinus Manukwem, an Owerri based businessman, the situation could not have been otherwise, every factor considered. “The sheer number of tertiary institutions in and around Owerri naturally creates the environment for people to indulge. I think there are more higher institutions in Owerri than in any other town in the country. Those setting up such facilities in Owerri are smart business people, taking advantage of the environment or situation. It is just like locating an industry where the raw materials for production abound,” he argued. Open sex club One of the nightclubs offering “special services” is located unobtrusively off All Seasons Road, New Owerri. The club begins business from about 8pm. However, activities reach fever pitch from 10pm and continue till the wee hours. This hangout is a white bungalow that hardly gives itself away. It looks like the regular club inside but without heavy décor and neon lights at the entrance. The regular dance hall is always almost empty, making one wonder how they manage to stay afloat. But if you wait long enough, you will notice young and middle aged men strolling into a passage on the left side of the dance hall. And that is where the real action is. To go past barrel-chested bouncers manning an inner door, you must pay a gate fee of N1,000. There is an adjoining room also and both have something in common: Wild sexual obscenity. The rooms are not well illuminated but bright enough for you to see what is being offered. Once you step in, the sight that greets you is that of a number of Unclad girls or at various stages of Unclothedness. The girls in bra and pants soon shed every piece of clothing, as the show gathers momentum. The nightclub parades these girls in appreciable number. Unlike some strip bars where only a handful of girls entertain, this nightclub has them many. And they come in various sizes and shapes: slim, flat, tall, short, fair, dark. Again, unlike most Unclad clubs, where go-go girls exhibit their stuff on a platform, in this fun spot the girls offer more or less personal service. They move from one patron to another, showing the stuff they are made off. Saturday Sun was at the nightclub recently. As soon as the reporter and two of his friends sauntered in, Unclad girls began to hover around them. About 12 of them were inside the room. Some were smoking cigarettes and drinking can beer, which is sold for N500 each. Others were rocking to the pulsating music blasting from the speakers. They were making explicit sex remarks and gestures to the men, even as some playfully squeezed one another’s buttocks and bosoms, like lesbians. Shortly after the reporter walked in, Flavour’s monster hit, Ashawo, began to play. The tempo of the music seemed to energize the dancers and they did exotic dance steps and got wilder. In corners, some of the girls were engaged in lap dance with men, who grabbed the opportunity with both hands, kissing, sucking bosoms and caressing the lower region of the girls. The mischievous guys were inserting naira notes in between the thighs of the girls. As the guys titillated their bosoms, they squeezed the hard-on of their partners even as they asked to be “appreciated.” In this nightclub, to be “appreciated” is euphemism for “I need some money.” The inner room is a shade darker and sleazier. There, the patrons and the girls get more intimate, engaging in all manner of sexual acts. Some of the strip dancers were sitting astride men even as others were caressing themselves. One of the girls, who gave her name as Marbel, said that for N2,000 she would engage in MouthAction with a man in the dark hall. It was gathered that a patron could also take any of the girls out for the night, for an agreed sum. The price depends on the time, desperation of the girl and bargaining power of the patron, but it could be anything between N5,000 and N10,000. Private parties It was also learnt that the strip dancers equally entertain at private or house parties. According to one of the girls, who identified herself as Maureen, “If guys want to be entertained in a private apartment or hotel room, the girls would be willing. The price tag is N5,000 per girl for an outing of between four and five hours.” She said: “You can have sex with a girl at the house party, but it is a personal thing. Of course, if you make a good offer a girl will not refuse it. It is a matter of cash.” She further said that if given at least two days notice, she can arrange for up to 30 girls for such special outing. She further said that payment must be made before the girls begin to drop their pants Dark, slim Maureen, who described herself as a professional dancer, sees nothing wrong with strip dancing. “It is like every other profession. I personally like to dance and if I strip while dancing, what is the big deal? On the issue of sex, everybody is doing it. Female bankers do have sex; medical doctors have sex; actresses have sex; teachers have sex; lawmakers and ministers have sex. In fact, every person is having sex with the people they like or under whatever arrangement. It’s just that people pretend a lot. Some civil servants have sex with more men in a week than strip dancers,” she said. An insider told Saturday Sun: “Some of the strip dancers are students and they pay their bills with the money they make. But all the dancers are not students. Some of the girls come from poor homes, so they use what they make at the bar to take care of themselves and families. Single mothers and young widows are also among them. It was also gathered that more girls are coming to the club almost on daily basis seeking to be registered as strippers. One of the requirements is that the girls must be 18 years and above. Ikengawo: 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by oneeast: 8:38pm On Dec 29, 2014 |
There is nothing like GDP in Imo state because at least 75% of Imo state people are poor. Meanwhile 1/4th of Imo state population are living in Anambra where they are earning a decent living far better than their state can offer. So stop talking rubbish, we all know the state where all their girls are all prostitutes and HIV carriers- Imo state. Proliferation of brothels for prostitutes is not a sign of development but retrogression. What you have all over Owerre are brothels filled with cheap prostitutes, they are the same people infecting other states with HIV.. Abagworo: 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by oneeast: 8:28pm On Dec 29, 2014 |
Heheheheheheheh..ikwerre b@stard talking. I think you people need to take a lesson on GDP and tourism..because even your brother ikegawo mistook prostitution and proliferation of brothels in Owerre for tourism. I have done a comprehensive tour of 5 SE states I must confess that what I saw in Imo state is nothing but disaster, rot, decay, under development, poverty etc. I am just waiting for the right time to unleash it on your thread. You just have to brace up for the shock. As for GDP, Imo state is at the tail board. Apart from brothels there is nothing more to talk about in Imo state. It will take your useless and ordinary state another 200yrs to get to our level of development that is if we standstill..of which is not gonna happen.. Abagworo: 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by oneeast: 2:11pm On Dec 25, 2014 |
Holiday makers are all over Beverly Hills at Nnewi.. 7 Likes
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Politics / Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by oneeast: 12:13pm On Dec 25, 2014 |
Nwanne kedu ije.. longest time, how is your studies in China? Am in Osumenyi right now, so many big boys are in town. Anambra is on a steady rise, as for the flyovers they did not stop work on the two rather they focused on crossing the beams on one while they cast the other ones. The dual carriageway from 3-3 will terminate at the airport site. Obiano is a technocrat he knows how to go about the funding.. Nnewi1stSon: |
Politics / Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by oneeast: 11:49am On Dec 24, 2014 |
But u have more to worry about ur state? Go to ur state thread and complain about myriads of problems bedeviling your state. You have not gone there to cry out of bitterness and frustration the way u camp here everyday dying in envy and bitterness. Nedu09: |
Politics / Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by oneeast: 11:46am On Dec 24, 2014 |
Erosion project is a federal govt project. Even the ones in my town uga and ekwulobia has been worked and it has since disappeared. Though I have not seen that of agulu, nanka and oko. Erosion is something that affects most southern states. tandj: |
Politics / Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by oneeast: 11:33am On Dec 24, 2014 |
Yes all is perfect in Anambra. Can you take your whining to your useless state thread. We know its envy and bitterness that is eating you up. Leave us you can see u are not wanted here. I dont know why u have decided to leave ur state to come and camp here 24/7 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Anambra light of the nation, eastern economy power house. by oneeast: 9:21am On Dec 24, 2014 |
Tabletman where are u? Am in the small london Osumenyi now.. |
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