deji15:


Delusion grandeur. The percentage of Yorubas you will find in south east is very small. Yorubas are overseas in large numbers. Doctors, Engineers, Nurses, Teachers, Administrators and many other professions. Don't let the host communities turn against you. You may not find it funny. Just be grateful to God and these people that God use in taking care of you.

Believe what you like but Yorubas are mostly taxi drivers over here and when it comes to proffessionals are now way behind Igbos. Even in USA they are equally taxi drivers. God blessed Yorubas in taxi driving same way he blessed Igbos in trading.

It is no doubt that ndigbo bu ndi ala.
Very directionless and lack strategy at the moment.
I thank people like my present governor who understands that it takes more than building roads to deliver good goverance.

The desertion of our enclave enmass after graduation should be a source of concern to any discerning Easter governor but then you still see some hopeless individuals with no atom of devotion to alaigbo.

God help us

You guys argue over the most stuupid things!

I like this comment from Omambala dot com by Global
The refinery may be attracted to the proposed/operational free trade zone in that area, among other economic factors. Also, consider that some state governments and other influential stakeholders even lobby for this kind of investment.

Imo State govt. and citizens should be proactive to approach their son Capt. Emmanuel Ihenacho, CEO., and offer his company waivers like free land and tax rebates if they can relocate part of the investment to the state citing economic reasons like nearness to oil rigs, market, needed IGR, etc. Who knows?