akwesenana:
Although to be honest, the same way you supposedly can't walk around by 7pm in Artillery is the same way you dare not walk around with any valuables at Nwaniba, Ekpri Nsukara.

Ballzproblemm:


akwa ibom atrocities too much, and lack quality education they make their people run come rivers for menial jobs

Amigoss:


Perhaps you said it in a crude and demeaning way but na facts be this backed by stats,projects wey no dey impact in the lives of citizens which makes them relocate to other states...

That fellow needs to drag their politicians for the kinda wealth the state has and the FAAC allocations it collects but Na to dey do PR for their politicians e sabi and put other Niger Delta states down..

Spy360:

I give it to Tinubu for spotting 'talents'

joseph1832:
Just to show you many of these obidients who criticise PBAT were only making noise for the sake of being noticed. Good thing this dude got noticed.

Here's hoping PBAT will notice those making noise day and night in this thread. 😁😁😁

Ballzproblemm:


Nothing crude is harsh reality ,come Rivers State
3 out of five house helps/barbers are from akwa ibom.

The highest job you go see them na as chemist,I just they look that dis.stroy one eye I'm not in my violent mode if not I for floor here with evidence.

DissTroy:


Coming from someone who has sold almost all his ancestral lands and houses to Igbos only to turn back to rent as tenants, kidnap, steal, thug around, bunker oil, scream "awa oyel", and wreck our socioeconomy in the name of militancy, this is rich.

Considering the most mentioned militants and creek gun-touting louts are from Rivers State, this is even richer.

To top it all, you couldn't deny you are a cultist - you are a part of the menace some of the civil folks who live in and frequent Rivers State have to deal with daily.

You are the problem.

Ballzproblemm:


I'm from igbo LMAO 😂,I reside in rivers state

DissTroy:


You think it's about tribe? In my prequel post, I stated anyone who was born in and/or lived in Rivers State (in their formative years) is a suspect until proven otherwise.

There's something about the culture which corrupts. Oil Mill Junction heading towards Eleme, for example, is a melting point of violent miscreants of all ethnicities in the South South and South East, dominated by Rivers indigenes, of course.

You are a cultist. Your post history points to that. That you grew up in Rivers State compounds it.

DissTroy:


It's a lie. Obio Akpor LGA and Port Harcourt LGA constitute Port Harcourt City, no? Let me focus on PHC and leave the rural areas. Oil Mill, Elelenwo, Artillery I and II, and Rumukurushi are in PHC.

There's nobody born of a woman viewing this thread who can hangout at the sitouts located at Railway in Elelenwo, Slaughter off Akpajo, MTN Office on PH - Aba Road, or First Artillery from 7PM in the open air without looking over their shoulders.

In fact, sitouts like that are mostly fenced for a reason.

There's somebody shot dead every other evening at Railway by Elelenwo and Slaughter. These are facts.

Oh! Let's not even go into the crazy things which happen at Onne and Eleme which are extensions of the city itself.

Gangsterism and violence are serious issues Rivers has to deal with. Till date I am extremely wary of people who grew up in Rivers State including kinsmen (until they prove otherwise) regardless of their ethnicities.

Ballzproblemm:
seems like you that's the only two places you have visited in rivers lol.

Itsrm:
While some areas are more prone to violence than others, more than 90% of people living in this state do not experience any form of violence, armed robbery or kidnapping. It's been more than 2 years I've heard anyone I remotely know getting kidnapped.

All these you can't stay in slaughter by 7pm is tales by moonlight. My friends car broke down at slaughter few weeks back around 9pm. He was in the car till the mechanic came, fixed it and left past 10pm.

1st Artillery? Do I even need to waste my time on that? With all the bars and hangout spots in that place?

Are there people getting kidnapped here and there? Yes. Is it widespread? No. Anyone can believe whatever they want to believe

Theflint1:
If these are real stats, it pretty much proves the point what BluRay and Disstroy are trying to make. A state where there's a 1/10 chance you get to suffer violence, armed robbery or kidnapping is not safe

Theflint1:
If these are real stats, it pretty much proves the point what BluRay and Diss.troy are trying to make. A state where there's a 1/10 chance you get to suffer violence, armed robbery or kidnapping is not safe

DissTroy:


I focus on areas in PH city which are supposed to be most civil and safe as the capital city yet insecure.

Areas outside of PH city are a no-no for anyone except really necessary.
- You mean Obigbo LGA where DPOs get decapitated for fun and you could be shot dead without any police inquiry?

- Or Etche LGA where killings are like injuries on a football field?

- Or Ogoni whose youths rob with reckless abandon in broadlight on the Rivers part of the PH - Eleme - Eket highway?

- Or Trailer Park, Onne where vices are like mice - innumerable?

- Or Opobo LGA whose people have been cautioned never to cross over the stretch of the Atlantic to Akwa Ibom with their vices?

Or Abonemma where new cult groups spring up daily and young men marinated in pools of their own blood with the community moving on like it's just another day?

Don't get me started!

OasisX:



.....we are now supporting Government of National Unity bruh.

akwesenana:
Who dash ballz boy cultist?
Make them download him ear??

DissTroy:


You don't have to be a tough to be a cultist. That prior timidity is what attracts those who lure them into it.

Have you chatted with the everyday 12-year-old who grew up in and lives in Rivers? The gang slangs in their everyday lingua would jolt you to the very core if it's your first time.

Of course, repeated acts of violence in groups and later as individuals hardens them with time. With a weapon, they are dangerous even on wheelchairs.

So, yes, he's one and would always posture as one for street cred. That's how it is with these folks.

Ballzproblemm:


see disstroy ,most of your brothers and sisters are barbers and house help down here ,they know the street better than I do .

If you want I will give the phone to my akwa ibom barber to tell you how rivers State is .

I have changed barber like twice and both are from akwa ibom.

so should I pass the phone?

DissTroy:


Being a barber is dignified work anywhere in the world. I'd take that. There's no shame in that. Even though our occupations are more diverse but you can't accuse them of criminality.

I could go on and on about certain things like selling all your lands to the Igbos who build businesses and houses while you kidnap, bunker oil, and engage in thuggery and all sorts of criminality but my main concern is, address your culture of gangsterism and violence.

People should be able to visit Rivers State and hangout in the open air without looking over their shoulders and taking note of every movement to know when to scamper to safety.

Stop gangsterism and cultism!

Ballzproblemm:


see disstroy ,most of your brothers and sisters are barbers and house help down here ,they know the street better than I do .

If you want I will give the phone to my akwa ibom barber to tell you how rivers State is .

I have changed barber like twice and both are from akwa ibom.

so should I pass the phone?

vanitybutiwanti:
my Barber is also from that axis a d he has been in pH for over 8 years

vanitybutiwanti:
my Barber is also from that axis a d he has been in pH for over 8 years