chizobamgbume:
Just coming back from Asaba park and Toronto hospital, I am still in shock.

ChimaAgbalajob:


The so called accident is probably a terrorist attack.

BuddahMonk:


Forget about that Emeka Offor of a guy, you people always think Anambra billionaires are useful to the state, the guy singlehandedly destroy our state from 2001-2003, the only investment he has in Anambra is his Radio station in his village, one poorly built 4 storey building in New Market Road Onitsha were Tech start up guys sell their wares.
He owns EEDC but we are not enjoying the best of power but he will be spending billions to eradicate polio in North while the North spend billions to eradicate Igbos in the face of the Earth.

Pls forget any Anambra billionaire that is not from Nnewi, they are just turncoats.

BuddahMonk:


Anambra need a serious thinktank group that will featuring in TV and radio stations discussing how things are done in contemporary societies.

Most of ABS featured programs here are missing a lot of ingredients, nobody has made case for tourism in Anambra, do you know that Nwangene Lake at the heart of Onitsha can be refilled and erect skyscrapers facing the River Niger and Asaba.
We need to develop that lake by mapping it out for skyscrapers that will be housing major offices in Anambra State.

Do you know the Nwangene Lake

BuddahMonk:
^^^^ Anambra is mourning, don't come here laughing out like an ediot and trying to instigate a fight, I can't remember telling you human is my saviour.

Nigerian Fuel Tanker Crash In Onitsha Accident Or Terrorist Attack?

Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau has claimed responsibility for two explosions on June 25 2012 at a fuel depot in Lagos, Nigeria's commercial hub, in a video despite denial from the Lagos State government. http://uk.reuters.com/article/2014/07/13/uk-nigeria-violence-idUKKBN0FI0IG20140713

I find it very suspicious that of all places the Oil tanker choose to crash at a busy bus station descending from the Army Barracks side of the Onitsha-Enugu Express Way.(North) More than 60 people have died in south-eastern Nigeria after a fuel tanker crashed into a busy bus station and caught fire, officials say.

In the Northern part of Nigeria, the primary attack on Boko Haram have been at Busy Bus stations in Abuja, Kano and Maiduguri. Gruesome images of the aftermath of the Onitsha crash show burnt corpses on the ground besides the charred vehicle shells, just as seen at Bus station attacked by Boko Haram.

Rescue workers say 12 other vehicles caught fire in Sunday's incident, which police say was an accident. I urge Ndiigbo to be vigilant at these Perilous Times as our nation is ruled by Perilous Men. https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=2+Timothy+3&version=NKJV They will come in many shapes and disguises to steal, kill and destroy. God help us all.

It is evident that the driver drove right into a busy buss station and the fuel tanker exploded. If u compare this to the incident in Warri 2012, the fuel tanker over turned and people tried to get oil before it caught fire killing 100. Fuel tankers have over turned in Onitsha before not causing harm, but however, this incident seemed planed to cause maximum loss of life.


Obiano should stop crying and conduct investigation into the company that owns the oil tanker. The identity of the driver.

He should set out a lane solely for oil tankers to prevent future re-occurrence of this major loss of valuable life. They must be vigilant at the Niger Bridge to direct oil tankers to a particular land and monitor them. These are dangerous times.


Dozens of people are being treated in two hospitals in Onitsha.

tabletman1:
There is nothing like nwangele lake but drainage so any attempt or attempted to build something there will cause flooding in Onitsha.


The bridge your saviour built over there to join bida road and creek road has already collapse and obiano is patching it

BuddahMonk:
Niger Bridge at Night

BuddahMonk:
Niger Bridge at Night

Zonacom:
Just got info that a friend's brother died in the onitsha inferno. The guy has been crying uncontrollably.
Really a black sunday for Anambra. Obiano should stop crying and make sure the culprits of this incident pay

cjrane:



Boy, how I love to read your highly cerebral write ups. You always hit the nail on the head. Igbo billionaires are close to being useless. When they choose anything to work on, it is not about the need of their state or people. Wonder why they can't emulate Dangote?

B69U:



I am very disappointed in Buddah and Chino, playing ignorance like the people that died are not human being. Wonder if it will be business as usual if it was their loved one.

U need to care about people to be in Government not just for money.

Zonacom:
Just got info that a friend's brother died in the onitsha inferno. The guy has been crying uncontrollably.
Really a black sunday for Anambra. Obiano should stop crying and make sure the culprits of this incident pay

BuddahMonk:


My brother outsiders always wish they have billionaires like us but they don't know our so called billionaires are nothing but pains in the asss to us.

Emeka Offor has no investment in Anambra after destroying the state.

The only thing Arthur Eze did for his people was attracting LG headquaters at Ukpo after running down Premier Brewery Onitsha.

Chris Uba has no bungalow in Anambra after destroying the state.

Andy Uba has nothing after destroying the state.

Ifeanyi Uba can only boast of one filling station in Nnewi and a poorly run football club.

Obijackson is trying shaa but enough of his philanthropy but more of investments and job creations.

Look at Uche Oga of Masters Energy is building Energy City at Isikwuato.

If Atiku were to be an Anambra man he will prolly tell you that there is no seaport in Anambra so no need to site University and feedmill there.

Cecilia Ibru and hubby took their Univ in their city of Warri.


Nobody has ever build anything in Igboland except Igbos, this is a very disturbing reality

Its only Nnewi people that always remember home, they believe that a tenant doesn't plant flower.

BuddahMonk:


My brother outsiders always wish they have billionaires like us but they don't know our so called billionaires are nothing but pains in the asss to us.

Emeka Offor has no investment in Anambra after destroying the state.

The only thing Arthur Eze did for his people was attracting LG headquaters at Ukpo after running down Premier Brewery Onitsha.

Chris Uba has no bungalow in Anambra after destroying the state.

Andy Uba has nothing after destroying the state.

Ifeanyi Uba can only boast of one filling station in Nnewi and a poorly run football club.

Obijackson is trying shaa but enough of his philanthropy but more of investments and job creations.

Look at Uche Oga of Masters Energy is building Energy City at Isikwuato.

If Atiku were to be an Anambra man he will prolly tell you that there is no seaport in Anambra so no need to site University and feedmill there.

Cecilia Ibru and hubby took their Univ in their city of Warri.


Nobody has ever build anything in Igboland except Igbos, this is a very disturbing reality

Its only Nnewi people that always remember home, they believe that a tenant doesn't plant flower.

ChimaAdeoye:


Buddah my brother,please continue speaking up. Don't be deterred by the numerous yoruba monikers that hate and would want to ridicule objective and strategic thinking Igbos like you. In Nigeria, everyone thinks about how to site things within their region and state EXCEPT Igbos. Then they cry loudest when such is burned to the ground by irate mobs especially in the north. I remember in one of Chikason's speaches, he mentioned that he lost half of his profit by siting his groundnut oil factory in Nnewi than Kano. Luckily for him, his factory is still survivng today while another Igboman that had a vegetable oil factory in Kaduna was destroyed and burnt to the ground in 2000! Now who was smarter? Chikason that took lower profit margin but safeguarded his investment for his children or the Igbo industrialist in Kaduna that made a lot of money,but today his factory no longer exist?

Like Aguiyi Ironsi that refused to acknowledge that a coup could happen to him, many Igbos simply cannot learn until it is too late.Those that want to invest in Yoruba and hausaland without anything to fall back on in their state can continue to do so. Yorubas and even the Oba of Lagos have told them that they will end up in the Lagoon, but they'd rather laugh it off. i am watching them in 3D goggles. i just don't want anyone coming back to cry "had i known" to me.
[size=14pt]This is the time to READ the hand writing on the wall and act wisely.[/size]

ChimaAdeoye:


Buddah my brother,please continue speaking up. Don't be deterred by the numerous yoruba monikers that hate and would want to ridicule objective and strategic thinking Igbos like you. In Nigeria, everyone thinks about how to site things within their region and state EXCEPT Igbos. Then they cry loudest when such is burned to the ground by irate mobs especially in the north. I remember in one of Chikason's speaches, he mentioned that he lost half of his profit by siting his groundnut oil factory in Nnewi than Kano. Luckily for him, his factory is still survivng today while another Igboman that had a vegetable oil factory in Kaduna was destroyed and burnt to the ground in 2000! Now who was smarter? Chikason that took lower profit margin but safeguarded his investment for his children or the Igbo industrialist in Kaduna that made a lot of money,but today his factory no longer exist?

Like Aguiyi Ironsi that refused to acknowledge that a coup could happen to him, many Igbos simply cannot learn until it is too late.Those that want to invest in Yoruba and hausaland without anything to fall back on in their state can continue to do so. Yorubas and even the Oba of Lagos have told them that they will end up in the Lagoon, but they'd rather laugh it off. i am watching them in 3D goggles. i just don't want anyone coming back to cry "had i known" to me.
[size=14pt]This is the time to READ the hand writing on the wall and act wisely.[/size]

asha80:
question is though why should half of chicason profit be lost on siting that factory in nnewi than if it was sited in Kano?

asha80:
question is though why should half of chicason profit be lost on siting that factory in nnewi than if it was sited in Kano?

ChimaAdeoye:


He paid a lot of money on transport fares to haul groundnuts from the north to Nnewi for his factory.
The other fast dude made the "economic decision" to stay in the north and cut cost of haulage, then paid for his cost cutting decisions by losing his entire factory to irate hoodlums in the year 2000.

BuddahMonk:


My brother outsiders always wish they have billionaires like us but they don't know our so called billionaires are nothing but pains in the asss to us.

Emeka Offor has no investment in Anambra after destroying the state.

The only thing Arthur Eze did for his people was attracting LG headquaters at Ukpo after running down Premier Brewery Onitsha.

Chris Uba has no bungalow in Anambra after destroying the state.

Andy Uba has nothing after destroying the state.

Ifeanyi Uba can only boast of one filling station in Nnewi and a poorly run football club.

Obijackson is trying shaa but enough of his philanthropy but more of investments and job creations.

Look at Uche Oga of Masters Energy is building Energy City at Isikwuato.

If Atiku were to be an Anambra man he will prolly tell you that there is no seaport in Anambra so no need to site University and feedmill there.

Cecilia Ibru and hubby took their Univ in their city of Warri.


Nobody has ever build anything in Igboland except Igbos, this is a very disturbing reality

Its only Nnewi people that always remember home, they believe that a tenant doesn't plant flower.

NOBLEDANDY:


Most of everything you said here is absolutely wrong...
Nonsense

BuddahMonk:


Less competition but access to big market, Kano took the destiny abi fate of the most surrounding states in the North but in East there are always competitors around, both manufacturers and importers.

Golden Oil is in Onitsha too.
One Groundnut oil coy there at Upper Iweka beside Ochanja.
There just to many of such coys in Anambra and Abia state so the market here is saturated.

B69U:


That is a beautiful sight to behold and i thought the bridge needed painting.