Chi A.A retweeted
Avoid. Them avoid women who can't speak out dea mind. Avoid women who can't be corrected. Avoid women who find it a problem when u correct them
Chi A.A retweeted
I told you how you’re emotionally selfish. BRO at all cost avoid emotionally selfish women.
Chi A.A retweeted
Our forefathers would be so proud of what we’re doing with our traditional Igbo attire.
I mean, just look at how this Isi Agu was styled! 🔥🔥
@jeriqthehussla
Chi A.A retweeted
Anyone Wike Supports in South East will be Strongly rejected.
They Hate @Hope_Uzodimma1 because he didn't spend 4yrs talking about Peter obi
Because he does not sit with Seun on Channels to downplay Peter Obi
Hope is APC and does not support Peter Obi, Yes.
But Dignity and Mutual respect was very Apolitical till APC and Tinubu highjacked our country
Hope fought for the Oil and gas tax Revenue in Imo state to be for Imo state and not Federal
When People where registering for @skillupimo 2023 I gave up because I thought it was a campaign stunts, Election is Over 4 years is almost gone, Thousands have graduated from Imo state Digital skills with gadgets for Start up, my deepest regret till today, I would have gotten a free 6 months Data Analysis and AI skills with a brand New laptop and other gadgets
Currently there is a new program ongoing, this is my mail as of 4days ago, mind you I'm from Enugu state
Igbo politicians should learn to stand their ground, this constant bulling at the federal level all to force them to bow to Tinubu will no longer be Entertained
Chi A.A retweeted
Nationality is a legal framework - you can be stripped of your nationality.
Ethnicity is biological - whatever you are, you are it for life.
Chi A.A retweeted
First of, offense taken. You're a Yoruba woman mocking an Igbo system you don't understand, while your own culture has the same thing.
Your mothers have Alagbo Ile/Egbe Iyawo Ile, the council of daughters who return to audit and protect, would you call your own mothers toothless dogs? I doubt.
You call it billing and torment because you're watching like a tourist. You don't know the jurisprudence, you saw women demanding accountability and called it extortion.
Chi A.A retweeted
Most of you Igbos spewing gibberish about Umuada are speaking from a distance, from pain, or from things you watched in Nollywood. Some of you have never attended an Umuada meeting or participated in one in your own community, yet you’re confidently telling everyone what Umuada is about.
I was born and raised in Port Harcourt. I struggled to speak Igbo fluently; I could speak Ikwerre and Efik fluently. But I decided to trace my roots, and my first real involvement with Umuada opened my eyes to things I never knew.
A lot of the people complaining about Umuada asking for malt and biscuits are people who barely come home, don’t participate in community projects, don’t pay community dues, and only show up around December or when there’s a wedding or burial. Then Umuada asks for their contribution and suddenly everybody has something to say.
In my community, Umuada may not have political power, but we have influence and responsibility.
We pushed for an amendment to our marriage list.
We contributed money to replace our village transformer.
We contributed to the renovation of our primary school.
When there were security challenges, we raised funds to support the men protecting the community.
We also carry out yearly welfare checks on our sisters in their respective husbands’ homes. When any sister needs support, we contribute through our monthly dues or individual donations.
So how exactly do you think all these things are funded?
Before you sit online and reduce Umuada to “malt and biscuits,” go back to your own community and participate. Ask questions. Learn how your people actually operate.
Change begins with you.
“Igbo women are loud about feminism because men allow it.”
Men should stop talking about feminism; they sound foolish doing it. If a woman’s freedom to speak about men’s brutality toward women exists only because “men allowed it,” she is not truly free.
Saying women are too loud about feminism and that it is unnecessary, while citing women in Afghanistan, is shooting yourself in the foot. Afghan women’s inability to speak for themselves because men subjugate them is exactly why feminism matters.
We will not stop talking about feminism until we have the right to speak like every other human being, not because of the “benevolence of men.”
Osim Umuada is powerful…
Those birds only care about food and malt.
What rights do the Umuada have in Igbo land ? They only ask you to buy malt at weddings and burials.
Chi A.A retweeted
One of Nigeria's biggest manufacturing gaps is that we don't produce enough of the equipment and tooling that our manufacturers need to build their products locally.
After extensive research, i found that there is limited evidence of established Nigerian OEMs that produce or-
Chi A.A retweeted
Good News: PISA Assessment Will Be Coming to the South East Soon
After I wrote about my desire for the South East to participate in the PISA assessment, I received a message from Raj.
He flew in from the United States, and we met in Toronto to discuss extensively how the assessment could be conducted across the region.
This assessment is very important to me because if the South East performs strongly on the global stage, it could significantly boost the region’s international reputation and help demonstrate the quality of talent we are developing. This could strengthen our case for attracting world-class companies such as Apple, Texas Instruments, NVIDIA, Tesla, and others to invest in the region.
We are deliberately nurturing a large pool of exceptional talent, and the world needs to see what is happening here.
In 10 years, our ambition is for the South East to become a major source of talent for the global workforce.
And we are very serious about it.
Chi A.A retweeted
I used the Electric bus in Abia state, Nigeria 🇳🇬 from Umuahia to Abriba and I loved the experience.
I first had to get my Abia state (ABSSIN) code, used the code to get the card and load money on the card. Everything cost me N2250… so easy and simple.
We missed the first bus and had to wait for the next one. The ride was less than an hour.
Chi A.A retweeted
Peter Obi engineered the birth of modern Anambra State... Every great edifice stands on a solid foundation
Chi A.A retweeted
I made a website about @PeterObi. It details his entire life, his roots, offices held, source of wealth, documented donations, achievements as a governor, and more.
When they ask you what Peter Obi did as governor, send them peterobi.online
Retweet this to get it far!
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The marginalization is becoming something else.
Aba Power could not power their plants to generate electricity because they don’t have gas to feed their plants.
Meanwhile Abia State and Imo State are the major gas deposits in the country.
The gas is piped from Abia state to the North without any outlet to feed industries in the South East .
They don’t have any reason to deny the people of South East this gas that is in large quantity in their region.
Ndi Igbo it is time to come together as one to fight that which is fighting us. – at Ukpakiri, Nigeria
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Nothing must interfere with the development of the hero which is inside you.
- Nietzsche
