Mooh247:



You don't fear Security agents except you are a Criminal and have something to hide

Ohaneze should not tell security agencies how to do their work, they should continue dictating to Nigerians who they must vote for and fighting Tinubu and Osinbajo's ambition needlessly




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robosky02:


Truth be told we have a very strong squad even better than Ghana

But tactical input was lacking


After all when France won the world cup it was more of small boys like Pogba and the mbappes

Cryofigbos:
The clueless and dumb ipob r all singing in 1 confused and useless direction again with d word desperation

Atiku has been contesting since 1993 and still contesting but ipob have no problem with that. dis is d first time tinubu is contesting as president and his not living any stone untouched as no 1 will deny not being aware....some ewu out of jealousy and envy ness will still come and call consultation and awareness desperation....I don't know if presidency has ever been given to anyone like a gift before

LeoDeKing:
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Keep screaming Tinubu everywhere.

No okoro can challenge him, if there is, let him come out and confront Tinubu.

kettykings:
It seems the only thing uniting Nigeria is the common alliance against igbo interest, let's see how this goes, thank God I never believed or supported igbo presidency

LeoDeKing:
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Pls mention one igbo man, just one, that has attained the enviable height of PYO in anything human beings desire.

Almaigaa:

Wake up from that dream FOOL!
I guarantee you this. Air Peace is actually owned by a Northerner, just like Glo and other multi billion naira companies in this Country.. Onyeama is just camouflaged by acting as the owner. And you claimed Igbo's don't bow to no one. You are wrong. They bow to their Northern masters every day.

Basheer22:

Go and ask your stupid mother you bastard since you won’t let SE be
If PDP doesn't zone it to the SE, what would the SE do?

Chizmickey:
Are they building roads or building an airport? I can only see road bulldozers.

Ndi BMC has posted this to make the southeast people smile

philip0906:
Anambra boys with the money...They are the money bags of the south east.

Damentia:
I did not even bother to watch that match between us and South Africa,I was expecting the South Africans to beat and send our boys back home.They can't be trusted

phenom666:
Outdated singer, your half brother- better half is seen time without numbers, giving us hit song, while you are here, living on a dead man glory.

Failed musician, keep living on ur pass achievement, no go n hit the studio; you will soon be forgotten sooner or latter.

Unlimitk:

Pls name ten places in Igbo land with one skyscrapers
Abeokuta has three,new one is being
All u guys know how to do is show pictures of houses
Amosun said ogun was a dead state 8 years ago
No,worry
See your head there

KingOdart:
- A heavy downpour on Wednesday night, June 12 in Aba, Abia state, left many homes, shops and markets submerged under water and also destroyed goods estimated at over N15m

- The unfortunate development also rendered scores of residents of the area homeless

- Okechukwu Egechi, a landlord in the area, claimed that he lost all his property to the flood, and also nearly lost his 13-year-old daughter to the flood

- Oriaku Chisom, a senior pastor at a church situated in the area, urged political leaders to urgently intervene in order to save residents from the disaster.

A heavy downpour on Wednesday night, June 12 in Aba, the commercial hub of Abia, has left many homes, shops and markets submerged by flood. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) learnt that goods estimated at over N15 million were also destroyed by the flood.

Legit.ng gathers that at Ahia Ohuru (New Market), over 25 shops on Lines 10, 16, 20, 43, 44 and 47 were all submerged.

Obinna Ogugua, a trader in the market, was said to have lost 32 bales of clothes, worth about N2.9 million.

More than six hours of rain also flooded the Ahuronye, Nwaogu and Mathew streets on Obuda/Eziukwu and Ohanku roads in the Ndiegoro area of the city, leaving many houses flooded.

The unfortunate development also rendered scores of residents of the area homeless.

A resident, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, disclosed that he lost all his household items to the flood.

He said that it took the intervention of neighbours to save some children, especially those whose parents were away during the downpour, from being swept away by flood.

Okechukwu Egechi, a landlord in the area, said that Wednesday’s experience was not new to them. Egechi, however, said that the extent of flood and resultant damage of property was significantly higher than similar incidents in the recent past.

He said that he was away when the rain started, but regretted that it was difficult for him to access his house when he returned at end of the rain due to the heavy flood.

He said: “We have been complaining about the poor drainage in this area for many years, but nobody listened to us.

“It is so bad that we have people representing us at the state and federal levels but they do not know about the perennial flooding facing us.”

Egechi, who claimed that he lost all his property to the flood, also said that he nearly lost his 13-year-old daughter to the flood.

“As I was told, she was the last to leave the house and suddenly fell into the flood but was rescued by neighbours,” he said.

Oriaku Chisom, a senior pastor at the Garden of Life Ministries, situated at No 6 Ahuronye Street, said that flooding had become a perennial problem in the area. Chisom said:

“The situation is not new. It has become an annual incident and usually takes residents unawares.

“What is happening is simply a sheer sign of neglect by our political leaders. People will suffer and buy household equipment only to lose them to flood every year.”

He said that although he was sent parking from his residence in the area by flood some years ago, his church was still situated there.

He regretted that the federal government’s contract through the Ecological Fund Office for the reconstruction of the drains to properly address the flood menace was allegedly abandoned.

“We are calling on our leaders, from councilors, council chairmen, state and federal lawmakers and the governor to urgently intervene in order to save the residents from the disaster,” Chisom said.


https://www.legit.ng/1243363-flood-destroys-n15m-worth-goods-aba-renders-homeless.html

win3k:
IGBO PEOPLE SHOULD CONCENTRATE ON STOPPING THEIR CHILDREN DEALING DRUGS AND 419 ALL OVER THE WORLD USING NIGERIAN PASSPORTS!