Supremos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qv-b-yHFRQ?si=rkGVzetolrYAIwTb


ARISE TV




- Says; Igbos in Nigeria, 73% says sometimes or always, are treated unfairly by the government.

- Says; This is the highest rate of any ethnic group surveyed in Africa.

- Says; In their (Igbo) view, they are sometimes always being treated unfairly by the government.

- Says; Igbos feel disconnect from the government and that needs to be addressed.

- Says; The grievance is that you have a very product region that's exporting not just to Nigeria, but internationally. You have I think, Imo and Anambra, are number 4 and 6 for GDP in Nigeria in 2021, which was a very violent Year, even in the midst of the violence, three of the five South East states were in the top 12 for GDP per Capita, yet there's no Seaport, the bridges are not good, the roads are not good.

- Says; The unrest is an infrastructural thing though with political lenses.

Many more.....



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https://www.iri.org/who-we-are/iri-experts/santiago-stocker/

Panda7:
didn't he say igbo's have states in nigeria. Igbos are always there fighting yoruba in yoruba state. are igbo's and yoruba from the same region?

walefresh3:
rubbish

Generalmystic:
You see, when oyibo without a form of interest or emotional attachment to Nigeria speaks, you can't help but agree with him.

I'm not from SE, but that region has been so neglected.

Basic123:


Courtesy of the following people


PETER OBI-FORMER GOVERNOT OF ANAMBRA AND CHAIRMAN ,SECURITY EXCHANGE COMMISSION

OKONJO IWEALA-TWO TIME NIGERIAN MINISTER OF FINANCE

ANYIN PIUS ANYIM-FORMER SENATE PRESIDENT AND SGF

KEN NNAMANI-FORMER SENATE PRESIDENT

ALDOPHUS WABARA-FORMER SENATE PRESIDENT

EMEKA IHEDIOHA-FORMER DEPUTY SPEAKER

IKE EKWEREMADU-DEPUTY SENATE PRESIDENT FOR 12YEARS

STELLA ODUAH-FORMER MINISTER OF ANVIATION(Couldn't break lagos international Airport monopoly)

ALLYSON MADUEKE-FORMER PETROLEUM MINISTER

GEJ-5YEARS FORMER PRESIDENT

Basic123:

Neglected by who


PETER OBI-FORMER GOVERNOT OF ANAMBRA AND CHAIRMAN ,SECURITY EXCHANGE COMMISSION

OKONJO IWEALA-TWO TIME NIGERIAN MINISTER OF FINANCE

ANYIN PIUS ANYIM-FORMER SENATE PRESIDENT AND SGF

KEN NNAMANI-FORMER SENATE PRESIDENT

ALDOPHUS WABARA-FORMER SENATE PRESIDENT

EMEKA IHEDIOHA-FORMER DEPUTY SPEAKER

IKE EKWEREMADU-DEPUTY SENATE PRESIDENT FOR 12YEARS

STELLA ODUAH-FORMER MINISTER OF ANVIATION(Couldn't break lagos international Airport monopoly)

ALLYSON MADUEKE-FORMER PETROLEUM MINISTER

GEJ-5YEARS FORMER PRESIDENT

Basic123:


TAKEN AWAY BY THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE

PETER OBI-FORMER GOVERNOT OF ANAMBRA AND CHAIRMAN ,SECURITY EXCHANGE COMMISSION

OKONJO IWEALA-TWO TIME NIGERIAN MINISTER OF FINANCE

ANYIN PIUS ANYIM-FORMER SENATE PRESIDENT AND SGF

KEN NNAMANI-FORMER SENATE PRESIDENT

ALDOPHUS WABARA-FORMER SENATE PRESIDENT

EMEKA IHEDIOHA-FORMER DEPUTY SPEAKER

IKE EKWEREMADU-DEPUTY SENATE PRESIDENT FOR 12YEARS

STELLA ODUAH-FORMER MINISTER OF ANVIATION(Couldn't break lagos international Airport monopoly)

ALLYSON MADUEKE-FORMER PETROLEUM MINISTER

GEJ-5YEARS FORMER PRESIDENT

Supremos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qv-b-yHFRQ?si=rkGVzetolrYAIwTb


ARISE TV




- Says; Igbos in Nigeria, 73% says sometimes or always, are treated unfairly by the government.

- Says; This is the highest rate of any ethnic group surveyed in Africa.

- Says; In their (Igbo) view, they are sometimes always being treated unfairly by the government.

- Says; Igbos feel disconnect from the government and that needs to be addressed.

- Says; The grievance is that you have a very product region that's exporting not just to Nigeria, but internationally. You have I think, Imo and Anambra, are number 4 and 6 for GDP in Nigeria in 2021, which was a very violent Year, even in the midst of the violence, three of the five South East states were in the top 12 for GDP per Capita, yet there's no Seaport, the bridges are not good, the roads are not good.

- Says; The unrest is an infrastructural thing though with political lenses.

Many more.....



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-

https://www.iri.org/who-we-are/iri-experts/santiago-stocker/

Irony1:


Oga can you just shut up and stop all these lies. Everyone here including those in political circles know that the Igbo have been marginalised for too long even you know it, but because of hate, bigotry and bias which you exhibit you will lie.

Basic123:


Courtesy of the following people


PETER OBI-FORMER GOVERNOT OF ANAMBRA AND CHAIRMAN ,SECURITY EXCHANGE COMMISSION

OKONJO IWEALA-TWO TIME NIGERIAN MINISTER OF FINANCE

ANYIN PIUS ANYIM-FORMER SENATE PRESIDENT AND SGF

KEN NNAMANI-FORMER SENATE PRESIDENT

ALDOPHUS WABARA-FORMER SENATE PRESIDENT

EMEKA IHEDIOHA-FORMER DEPUTY SPEAKER

IKE EKWEREMADU-DEPUTY SENATE PRESIDENT FOR 12YEARS

STELLA ODUAH-FORMER MINISTER OF ANVIATION(Couldn't break lagos international Airport monopoly)

ALLYSON MADUEKE-FORMER PETROLEUM MINISTER

GEJ-5YEARS FORMER PRESIDENT

santaclaws:
The government needs to do more for the South East, I totally agree. They also need to embark on programs that foster national unity...

The only wrong thing he said was the seaport; there is no sea or ocean in the south east to begin with, so where do they locate it in the region since it's landlocked? Except for Lagos & the Niger delta, locating a seaport anywhere else is a complete trash idea.

What the SE needs is a good rail network and dry ports to transport cargo from and to various parts of Nigeria.

Lifestone:

These are talks that are unfounded. Onne ports have been operational since the 1980s, Calabar ports is there. SE is landlock, they can work with the ports nearest to them.

Sirianese:


He should have advised the Igbo to be more honest in their business dealings/activities; they top out other tribes by an incredible margin, in terms of the manufacture of counterfeit and substandard consumer goods and pharmaceutical drugs, narcotics trafficking, kidnapping, human trafficking and a lot of other criminal activities. Why?

Why is the average Igbo man at the forefront of criminal activity perpetrated against his fellow countrymen? By natural law, whatever energy you give out to the world is what you will get back. If Igbo man lacks respect and compassion for his compatriots as evidenced by his criminal business engagements, there is no way he can/should expect to receive good treatment in exchange. People get what they deserve in this life, always, whether they like it or not.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
APC & Buhari will rather build rail line from Kano to Maradi Niger Republic than to develop the SE.

Supremos:
I agree with the non kinetic approach being proposed by Vice president Shettima, that's if it's not all 'kwus and no mes'.


Release Nnamdi Kanu, dialogue with him and other stakeholders in the region.

The process of reintegration can start.

Their should be short term and long term concerted effort towards reconnecting the region with the government.

Roger3D:
A seaport can't bring peace back to the east

bluecircle470:


But whenever oyibo say the reverse then you will start complaining ; anyway ask your so called politicians how many projects they’ve been able to do in your region. Hold them responsible

SeeWahala:


But the same country called Nigeria itself is and has always been a hell igbos tried to break out and escape to their heaven but you guys forced them to remain with you in hell by fighting a civil war

Supremos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qv-b-yHFRQ?si=rkGVzetolrYAIwTb


ARISE TV

- Says; Igbos in Nigeria, 73% says sometimes or always, are treated unfairly by the government.

- Says; This is the highest rate of any ethnic group surveyed in Africa.

- Says; In their (Igbo) view, they are sometimes always being treated unfairly by the government.

- Says; Igbos feel disconnect from the government and that needs to be addressed.

- Says; The grievance is that you have a very product region that's exporting not just to Nigeria, but internationally. You have I think, Imo and Anambra, are number 4 and 6 for GDP in Nigeria in 2021, which was a very violent Year, even in the midst of the violence, three of the five South East states were in the top 12 for GDP per Capita, yet there's no Seaport, the bridges are not good, the roads are not good.

- Says; The unrest is an infrastructural thing though with political lenses.


https://www.iri.org/who-we-are/iri-experts/santiago-stocker/

Supremos:
When we're talking about peace in SE region, it's for everyone.

https://x.com/simon_ekpa/status/1733763135465488820?t=SuPqBmreVKoclS5pWJDpoQ&s=09


Watch this clip and see how Nigerian military men got wasted here.

This is just the ones they wanted to show you.

Both police and army are dying here virtually everyday.

Peace not war is better for all.. .

Sirianese:


He should have advised the Igbo to be more honest in their business dealings/activities; they top out other tribes by an incredible margin, in terms of the manufacture of counterfeit and substandard consumer goods and pharmaceutical drugs, narcotics trafficking, kidnapping, human trafficking and a lot of other criminal activities. Why?

Why is the average Igbo man at the forefront of criminal activity perpetrated against his fellow countrymen? By natural law, whatever energy you give out to the world is what you will get back. If Igbo man lacks respect and compassion for his compatriots as evidenced by his criminal business engagements, there is no way he can/should expect to receive good treatment in exchange. People get what they deserve in this life, always, whether they like it or not.

webizone:


Very good. I am glad you asked this question, because I have been seeking an opportunity to answer it. You must have guessed, I am Igbo myself and I have done trading business in Nigeria. Yes, even the substandard goods you speak of.

But what you don't know is that I hated selling substandard goods. Of course, I will not deny that there are some merchants who will want to bring in cheap goods and sell at a high markup to make bigger gains. But, it is not an all-igbo affair. There are lots of other ethnicities I know that do import stuff. And everyone is trying to survive.

Back to what I was saying. I hated selling substandard goods with passion. I have seen products I loved, even for myself, but you just can't bring it in. Na who go buy?

I have gone through electronics, building materials, fashion businesses, etc. All of them the same story.

I saw bags of 30k back then(which is not even the full quality, mind you) that I wanted to sell. But I couldn't get anyone that was ready to afford them. I had to be stuck at pinching my margins with selling bags of 5k. Very laborious work, I tell you. You can't even add valued added services which, if you have ever done a business, you will know is a very rewarding way to endear you with a customer. I left that business out of frustration.

Instead of openly displaying your ignorance over the internet, you should ask the right questions.

Ask, why is it that Nigerians cannot afford basic things comfortably talkless of indulging in any leisure or luxury they fancy.

Then, you can blame the igbos.

Even your SON (STANDARDS ORGANIZATION OF NIGERIA) cannot stop counterfeit business because they understand the system. If they do, I tell you, even you and everyone in Nigeria will revolt because no one can access anything.

Eriokanmi:
I agree with you. Part of our IGR in Lagos can always be credited to these people's huge contribution to the economic growth of the state. I am not a trialist and I will never be one. Create a sea port in the SE and give them good roads. All the agitations and feelings of disconnect will stop. The FG will only earn much more revenues via Sea Port, should this be considered,

Even if the FG is not capable of building a sea port there, they can do a Public Private partnership thing. It is quite possible. The Lagos Deep Sea port is not owned by one entity alone, it is a partnership thing. Like I once said on this forum, the federal government knows what to do to guarantee peace and oneness but deliberately, they do not want to do it. I said this when the IG asked the Igbos to stop making people orphans and widows by killing the police in the SE. To govern Nigeria is not difficult at all, if only we can shun bigotry and tribalism. I have studied the political atmosphere of this country well as I have mingle with nearly all the tribes in the land and sought their opinions.

Kafirbigot:
They will say he is IPOB..ESN...OBIDIENT...

Just watch

Generalmystic:
You see, when oyibo without a form of interest or emotional attachment to Nigeria speaks, you can't help but agree with him.

I'm not from SE, but that region has been so neglected.

santaclaws:
The government needs to do more for the South East, I totally agree. They also need to embark on programs that foster national unity...

The only wrong thing he said was the seaport; there is no sea or ocean in the south east to begin with, so where do they locate it in the region since it's landlocked? Except for Lagos & the Niger delta, locating a seaport anywhere else is a complete trash idea.

What the SE needs is a good rail network and dry ports to transport cargo from and to various parts of Nigeria.

Irony1:


Calabar was last dredged when? The only port that was expanded after the war was Apapa and Tincan port, why didn't FG expand PH and Calabar ports to the same size as Lagos?