Stop spitting on yourself Ogbeni

Is it true that you are an OSU?



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winniz:


The only OSU I know about is Chinonso Dike

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Chino abeg come I just dey joke with you since no mind me shaa

U dey joke? Then u must sign an undertaken that u must not interfere in my exploits openly.

winniz:
Chino abeg come I just dey joke with you since no mind me shaa

chino11:
U dey joke? Then u must sign an undertaken that u must not interfere in my exploits openly.

You want make we Continue I'm ready ohhh,

Tomorrow is friday and I have a brand new house help now to take care of the kids, no be like before wey I dey rush to sleep. Now I can do TDB like I use to do in the time past.

winniz:


You want make we Continue I'm ready ohhh

[s][/s]chino11:
Tomorrow is friday and I have a brand house help now no be like before wey I dey rush to sleep. Now I can do TDB like I used do in the time past.[s][/s]

Not interested in your personal life, do you want us to continue Yes or No

chino you people should not scattered this thread.last week I called your attention on a thread created by musiwa were he was showing us images of south west,I wanted you to copy it for future reference and the band me just like that.the title of the thread I think is"development in the city of the kingdom of western Nigeria" or something of that nature.you can imagine how backwards this people are

U dont have to ask me, just keep posting after me.

Oya..

winniz:


Not interested in your personal life, do you want us to continue Yes or No

FreeGlobe:

please point of correction, secretariat road was not constructed by peter obi.

Sis, it's obvious you hate Obi so much and I don't know why. You have never seen anything good done by Obi, I've been reading your comments about him since 2013. Obi may not have been perfect, but let's give him credits where he deserves some. Kindly enlighten us on who constructed the secretariat road and date, perhaps I'm wrong. Obi built the state secretariat complex. Was the secretariat road constructed and named before the secretariat even began to exist?

[s][/s]chino11:
U dont have to ask me, just keep posting after me.

Oya..[s][/s]

Those who contributed hugely towards the success of this thread must really be feeling bad, the way I'm messing up this thread with a lunatic like You.

Osunite it does not matter. We have not taken it this far before let extend it further. .


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winniz:


Those who contributed hugely towards this thread must really be feeling bad, the way I'm messing up this thread with a lunatic like You

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chino leave what your doing with this guy this is it " cities in the kingdom of the western Nigeria" it's in page 7 of political page,copy it for future reference it's a yoruba man that posted it you need to see how backwards this people are pleased copy it

[s][/s]chino11:
Osunite it does not matter. We have not taken it this far before let extend it further. .


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Osu Chino left for you alone, this thread would have been dumped in Trash section a long time ago.

chino please do what I tell you and after you can continue your bombing campaign with B2 spirit bomber

Haba Osunite, I am a promoter. Oya I grant u 3hrs sleep. Report here by 6a.m

winniz:


Osu Chino left for you alone, this thread would have been dumped in Trash section a long time ago.

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Noted..

badnature:
chino please do what I tell you and after you can continue your bombing campaign with B2 spirit bomber

chino11:
Haba! I am a promoter. Oya I grant u 3hrs sleep. Report here by 6a.m

I'm not as jobless as yourself to always be on nairaland but who told you I would be sleeping now?

Haba, why are u still sleeping? So you are forming busy now, i use to think me and you are jobless? LOL

Common jump up from that mat, guys are waiting for in pix below

winniz:


I'm not as jobless as yourself to always be on nairaland but who told you I would be sleeping now?

http://thenationonlineng.net/relief-in-anambra-as-federal-roads-come-alive/
The casualty statistics is grim. In the last 10 years no fewer than 136 people have died on the roads, said a driver. Others recalled that an uncountable number of vehicles have been damaged on the poor roads. Then consider the sheer agony of farmers and traders moving from one location to another.

Federal roads in Anambra State have been in such disrepair that those who travel on them simply gave up hope. Now, that hope has returned, thanks to the Federal Road maintenance Agency (FERMA). The agency’s intervention in the state is said to be massive, giving the people hope to live again.

Before now, road accidents on the deplorable federal roads in the state had reached an alarming state, with all the federal roads including the Onitsha-Enugu expressway impassable.

One of the drivers in the state, 46 year old Chukwubuike Okoye told The Nation that in the past 10 years, no fewer than 136 lives had been lost on those roads through accidents.

Some of these federal roads in Anambra state which had suffered neglect included Awka-Ekwlubia road, Oba- Nnewi road, Nnewi-Arondizuogu-Okigwe Road and the Onitsha-Enugu expressway among others.

For the past 30 years, the Oba-Nnewi-Okigwe road had been neglected by the successive federal governments, while the Onitsha-Enugu expressway had become a past tense to the residents.

But last week, FERMA began rehabilitation of some of those roads to alleviate the sufferings of the road users for the ember months as Christmas is fast approaching. Already, the agency had moved its equipment to Ekwulobia, Nnewi and Onitsha to fix the roads, especially, those critical ones.

The director of Public Works of FERMA, Abuja headquarters who visited Anambra to kick-start the programme, Mr. Godson Chimezie Amos, an engineer, said all the sections that had dangerous potholes must be recovered.

He said he was in the state to ensure that deplorable roads were given adequate attention and rehabilitation to meet specified standard.

Amos lamented the high rate of accidents recorded during ember months nationwide, adding that the federal government under the president Muhammadu Buhari administration was out to get it right this time around, the reason according to him for the massive intervention by (FERMA).

He went round the roads with the South East zonal coordinator, Mr. Rufus Onimisi and the road maintenance engineer in Awka, George Francis Usoroh to assess the damage caused by erosion in some of the roads.

Another residents, Mrs. Onome Nwajiaku, told The Nation that what FERMA was doing was a way of wiping away the tears of the road users in the state. She commended the agency for what she called its new idea adding that the Buhari administration had begun on a good footing which the previous governments failed to do in their era.

The FERMA team advised motorists to be cautious while driving on Onitsha-Owerri Expressway because of the gully erosion on it.

Animal get the hell out of here jobless b.astard go to your useless and worthless imo state. You are not needed here whether you mean well or otherwise.


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Abagworo:
http://thenationonlineng.net/relief-in-anambra-as-federal-roads-come-alive/

The casualty statistics is grim. In the last 10 years no
fewer than 136 people have died on the roads, said a
driver. Others recalled that an uncountable number of
vehicles have been damaged on the poor roads. Then
consider the sheer agony of farmers and traders moving
from one location to another.


Federal roads in Anambra State have been in such
disrepair that those who travel on them simply gave up
hope.
Now, that hope has returned, thanks to the Federal Road
maintenance Agency (FERMA). The agency’s
intervention in the state is said to be massive, giving the
people hope to live again.


Before now, road accidents on the deplorable federal
roads in the state had reached an alarming state, with all
the federal roads including the Onitsha-Enugu
expressway impassable.


One of the drivers in the state, 46 year old Chukwubuike
Okoye told The Nation that in the past 10 years, no fewer
than 136 lives had been lost on those roads through
accidents.


Some of these federal roads in Anambra state which had
suffered neglect included Awka-Ekwlubia road, Oba-
Nnewi road, Nnewi-Arondizuogu-Okigwe Road and the
Onitsha-Enugu expressway among others.


For the past 30 years, the Oba-Nnewi-Okigwe road had
been neglected by the successive federal governments,
while the Onitsha-Enugu expressway had become a past
tense to the residents.


But last week, FERMA began rehabilitation of some of
those roads to alleviate the sufferings of the road users
for the ember months as Christmas is fast approaching.
Already, the agency had moved its equipment to
Ekwulobia, Nnewi and Onitsha to fix the roads,
especially, those critical ones.


The director of Public Works of FERMA, Abuja
headquarters who visited Anambra to kick-start the
programme, Mr. Godson Chimezie Amos, an engineer,
said all the sections that had dangerous potholes must
be recovered.


He said he was in the state to ensure that deplorable
roads were given adequate attention and rehabilitation
to meet specified standard.


Amos lamented the high rate of accidents recorded
during ember months nationwide, adding that the federal
government under the president Muhammadu Buhari
administration was out to get it right this time around,
the reason according to him for the massive intervention
by (FERMA).


He went round the roads with the South East zonal
coordinator, Mr. Rufus Onimisi and the road
maintenance engineer in Awka, George Francis Usoroh
to assess the damage caused by erosion in some of the
roads.


Another residents, Mrs. Onome Nwajiaku, told The
Nation that what FERMA was doing was a way of wiping
away the tears of the road users in the state.
She commended the agency for what she called its new
idea adding that the Buhari administration had begun on
a good footing which the previous governments failed to
do in their era.


The FERMA team advised motorists to be cautious while
driving on Onitsha-Owerri Expressway because of the
gully erosion on it.

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someone's mental health needs to be check.

Chai I don laff tire o. This chino sef, na everybody u go fight? Wetin abagworo do u sef?

He is evil that must be taken out from the face of earth or better still stone him fiercely and mercilessly to death. I have dedicated all my time to check him.

PAINGAIN:
Chai I don laff tire o. This chino sef, na everybody u go fight? Wetin abagworo do u sef?

achi4u:
someone's mental health needs to be check.

not everyone on the internet is mentally okay

OreMI22:

not everyone on the internet is mentally okay

Chino abeg easy

Courtesy call on Chinese Ambassador, Mr. Gu Xiaojie. Anambra will soon become the investor haven of africa

I am not here to derail this thread but I am here to enlighten many of us of the possibilities the eastern part of the country can give to its people.

We have two access to the sea, though, its alittle far from the sea but God knows why he did that for us. He knows that we aren't lazy and we can do something about our situation when the need arises. I know my people are deep-thinkers and know that we're the light of Africa in many aspects. If you look well at the Nigerian Map, you'll see that we have direct access to the different parts of the country without difficulty. Please note that this is a blessing in all ramifications.

Please, I want you all to also understand, we don't have governors who have large pool of cash to spend and our states cannot get such loans from any part of the world without our help. I need you all not to look at this things as unnecessary but think deep and see the importance of this message. What our governors are doing will only develop our region alittle no matter how they try to develop it. The sincere truth is that we're the only ones that can develop this region from our collective efforts and forgetting the fact that we're from different states.

What am I saying? No matter how huge the money needed to create this seaport, we can bring it out from collective effort and see our region develop in an astronomic pace. We don't need the ones in akwa-ibom nor the one in calabar. We need the one in Abia and Imo states. Abia seaport being a priority of the two. If this seaport is finished, by the special grace of God. The region will witness a development that will be very difficult to handle.

Please look at the map very well, if goods enter the region through Abia, we stab the country in the stomach (at the middle). Abia is connected to calabar, akwa ibom, Rivers, Enugu, Ebonyi, Imo, etc. These states apart from Calabar are less than 30 minutes drive from Abia state. Foreign investors will see this has a ready-made market for them because they can spread their tentacles within a short time span within these states and make their monies fast. This will make our region lure thousands of investor for long term investments.

Abia state is better located than lagos. Lagos is at the edge of the country while Abia is at the middle where it can connect different states at thesame time. We should understand the importance of this analysis before throwing it into the trash can.

We should also think again, with the rising agricultural sector in the east, we're planning to start exporting our own agricultural products through our region. This will reduce loss of billions through accident and taxes in Lagos. Since its our port, we will get a lot of discount when exporting these products. What will be produced in the eastern region will be exported through our own port. This will make business easy and we will run our economy ourselves from our own home. It will be very easy to export to Gabon, south africa and other african countries close to us.

I am begging not because I'm a business man neither am I from the government, we should look into this seaport because its our eyes to the world. God never made the mistake of giving us that life-line because he knows we will need in future.

I want an eastern region where development will be evenly distributed and nothing will said about our goods been confiscated in wharf and our brothers running out of business. It is imperative I say this now before it becomes, "we should've done it" kind of situation.

keep this in mind, I am from Anambra state and Nanka to be precise. I am coming back to tell you what Anambra needs to do to destroy one state monopoly as been witnessed in this country.

VickJames:
I am not here to derail this thread but I am here to enlighten many of us of the possibilities the eastern part of the country can give to its people.

We have two access to the sea, though, its alittle far from the sea but God knows why he did that for us. He knows that we aren't lazy and we can do something about our situation when the need arises. I know my people are deep-thinkers and know that we're the light of Africa in many aspects. If you look well at the Nigerian Map, you'll see that we have direct access to the different parts of the country without difficulty. Please note that this is a blessing in all ramifications.

Please, I want you all to also understand, we don't have governors who have large pool of cash to spend and our states cannot get such loans from any part of the world without our help. I need you all not to look at this things as unnecessary but think deep and see the importance of this message. What our governors are doing will only develop our region alittle no matter how they try to develop it. The sincere truth is that we're the only ones that can develop this region from our collective efforts and forgetting the fact that we're from different states.

What am I saying? No matter how huge the money needed to create this seaport, we can bring it out from collective effort and see our region develop in an astronomic pace. We don't need the ones in akwa-ibom nor the one in calabar. We need the one in Abia and Imo states. Abia seaport being a priority of the two. If this seaport is finished, by the special grace of God. The region will witness a development that will be very difficult to handle.

Please look at the map very well, if goods enter the region through Abia, we stab the country in the stomach (at the middle). Abia is connected to calabar, akwa ibom, Rivers, Enugu, Ebonyi, Imo, etc. These states apart from Calabar are less than 30 minutes drive from Abia state. Foreign investors will see this has a ready-made market for them because they can spread their tentacles within a short time span within these states and make their monies fast. This will make our region lure thousands of investor for long term investments.

Abia state is better located than lagos. Lagos is at the edge of the country while Abia is at the middle where it can connect different states at thesame time. We should understand the importance of this analysis before throwing it into the trash can.

We should also think again, with the rising agricultural sector in the east, we're planning to start exporting our own agricultural products through our region. This will reduce loss of billions through accident and taxes in Lagos. Since its our port, we will get a lot of discount when exporting these products. What will be produced in the eastern region will be exported through our own port. This will make business easy and we will run our economy ourselves from our own home. It will be very easy to export to Gabon, south africa and other african countries close to us.

I am begging not because I'm a business man neither am I from the government, we should look into this seaport because its our eyes to the world. God never made the mistake of giving us that life-line because he knows we will need in future.

I want an eastern region where development will be evenly distributed and nothing will said about our goods been confiscated in wharf and our brothers running out of business. It is imperative I say this now before it becomes, "we should've done it" kind of situation.

keep this in mind, I am from Anambra state and Nanka to be precise. I am coming back to tell you what Anambra needs to do to destroy one state monopoly as been witnessed in this country.

Please what are u trying to say, I mean what message are u trying to pass across? I like this write up and will suggest that we all come together to support it.

ak47mann:
Courtesy call on Chinese Ambassador, Mr. Gu Xiaojie. Anambra will soon become the investor haven of africa

When u see a serious governor that want to develop his state, u need not to be told. I don't know why God keep blessing us with good/performing Governors(just proud be to be from this state).

VickJames:
I am not here to derail this thread but I am here to enlighten many of us of the possibilities the eastern part of the country can give to its people.

We have two access to the sea, though, its alittle far from the sea but God knows why he did that for us. He knows that we aren't lazy and we can do something about our situation when the need arises. I know my people are deep-thinkers and know that we're the light of Africa in many aspects. If you look well at the Nigerian Map, you'll see that we have direct access to the different parts of the country without difficulty. Please note that this is a blessing in all ramifications.

Please, I want you all to also understand, we don't have governors who have large pool of cash to spend and our states cannot get such loans from any part of the world without our help. I need you all not to look at this things as unnecessary but think deep and see the importance of this message. What our governors are doing will only develop our region alittle no matter how they try to develop it. The sincere truth is that we're the only ones that can develop this region from our collective efforts and forgetting the fact that we're from different states.

What am I saying? No matter how huge the money needed to create this seaport, we can bring it out from collective effort and see our region develop in an astronomic pace. We don't need the ones in akwa-ibom nor the one in calabar. We need the one in Abia and Imo states. Abia seaport being a priority of the two. If this seaport is finished, by the special grace of God. The region will witness a development that will be very difficult to handle.

Please look at the map very well, if goods enter the region through Abia, we stab the country in the stomach (at the middle). Abia is connected to calabar, akwa ibom, Rivers, Enugu, Ebonyi, Imo, etc. These states apart from Calabar are less than 30 minutes drive from Abia state. Foreign investors will see this has a ready-made market for them because they can spread their tentacles within a short time span within these states and make their monies fast. This will make our region lure thousands of investor for long term investments.

Abia state is better located than lagos. Lagos is at the edge of the country while Abia is at the middle where it can connect different states at thesame time. We should understand the importance of this analysis before throwing it into the trash can.

We should also think again, with the rising agricultural sector in the east, we're planning to start exporting our own agricultural products through our region. This will reduce loss of billions through accident and taxes in Lagos. Since its our port, we will get a lot of discount when exporting these products. What will be produced in the eastern region will be exported through our own port. This will make business easy and we will run our economy ourselves from our own home. It will be very easy to export to Gabon, south africa and other african countries close to us.

I am begging not because I'm a business man neither am I from the government, we should look into this seaport because its our eyes to the world. God never made the mistake of giving us that life-line because he knows we will need in future.

I want an eastern region where development will be evenly distributed and nothing will said about our goods been confiscated in wharf and our brothers running out of business. It is imperative I say this now before it becomes, "we should've done it" kind of situation.

keep this in mind, I am from Anambra state and Nanka to be precise. I am coming back to tell you what Anambra needs to do to destroy one state monopoly as been witnessed in this country.

Bro,
Don't mind Yoruba cartographers, making all sorts of useless maps. There is a reason why they concentrate on trying to prove that igbo territories at the border with other regions aren't really igbos. but they have failed,just as their fathers failed to divide igbos by putting some in south-south and north-central. Have you noticed that yorubas always want to claim Aniomas aren't igbo, and even saying Afikpo aren't Igbo, Obi-igbo in rivers state, even with it's name, they want it to be renamed "obi- hausa or obi-yoruba. The intent is simple. They know even if Igbo decides not to use Onitsha or Port harcourt port, igbo still has Obiaku and Afikpo. the fact the the Yoruba and hausa leadership of Nigeria intentionally refused to develop River ports in these towns that have direct access to the sea is part of their strategy to encircle igboland and create a siege mentality on our people. Some of our people who do not know Igboland buy into their misinformation about Igboland being landlocked. They have looked at the map and decided on areas they would call non-Igboland, in spite of speaking igbo language just to achieve their evil design.
Don't worry about their lies, our focus is that we shall not cede an inch of Igbo speaking territory to Nigeria regardless of the maps they have drawn since 1970 after the civil war. they too know very much that Igbo will not leave part of their kith and kin in nigeria merely because nigeria decided to call some parts of Igboland south-south or north-central. that is precisely why many faceless yorubas and abokis have carried on with multiple threads about how Anioma is yoruba land and not Igboland. But they would gladly kill and discriminate against Igbos from these places when it suits their evil design.