Okija_juju: Lagos has the most diversified economy in Nigeria. Everything from Health, Food, Maritime, Oil & Gas, Aviation, banking, commerce, I.T, e.t.c

Secondly, most of the companies are all head quartered in Lagos.

anonimi: [size=14pt]Because it has been developed by the federal government for over five decades with the Niger Delta oil revenue.[/size]
IF the revenue allocation is changed to revenue CONTRIBUTION as it was before Nzeogwu's January 1966 coup, there will be more development in the Niger Delta and people will flock there for employment.



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anonimi: [size=14pt]Because it has been developed by the federal government for over five decades with the Niger Delta oil revenue.[/size]
IF the revenue allocation is changed to revenue CONTRIBUTION as it was before Nzeogwu's January 1966 coup, there will be more development in the Niger Delta and people will flock there for employment.



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kingingkinging:


Now that Abuja is the Capital of Nigeria for more than 20 years, how many jobs has Abuja created or how many people do you see after graduation that run to Abuja?

You like to look for answer where there is none.

Lagos has always been a place synonimous with progress and advancement even before Nigeria's independence.

Afam4eva: Nigeria is a one-city country whereby everything is concentrated in Lagos. From white collar to blue collar it's all in Lagos, so almost all the opportuntities are in Lagos. The FG actually made this possible. That's why there has to be a concertede effort to decentralize the economy ffreom Lagos. Other state governors also need to do their bit to attract investments which will in turn create jobs that will prevent people from running to Lagos at the slightest poverty provocation.

Afam4eva: Nigeria is a one-city country whereby everything is concentrated in Lagos. From white collar to blue collar it's all in Lagos, so almost all the opportuntities are in Lagos. The FG actually made this possible. That's why there has to be a concertede effort to decentralize the economy ffreom Lagos. Other state governors also need to do their bit to attract investments which will in turn create jobs that will prevent people from running to Lagos at the slightest poverty provocation.

Dfrenzy: Na how many times per hour this post go enter front page?

DaLover:

The development of Lagos started with palm oil money from 9ja delta, and continued with crude oil money...dont start another type of story here

Wsdm: In addition; the sea port is there. So all the companies head quarters will surely relocate to a place that they will have easy access to their imported goods. The solution is the dredging of river Niger and Benue so that the imported goods can be distributed through the entire country's "sea ports".

kayci_d77: because that was the Bargain between the SW and the Northerners, make Lagos the capital, develop it and you can Rule us for ever.... The reason Calaber the first capital and PHC was abandoned..... Its was Yoruba - Hausa arrangement.

kingingkinging:


Now that Abuja is the Capital of Nigeria for more than 20 years, how many jobs has Abuja created or how many people do you see after graduation that run to Abuja?

You like to look for answer where there is none.

Lagos has always been a place synonimous with progress and advancement even before Nigeria's independence.

ba7man: Colonial Lagos was far more developed than any city currently in Nigeria with the exception of Abuja.

ba7man: Palm oil money used to develop Lagos?? This is the first time I'm hearing that. Its a really funny joke. I guess you haven't seen the thread of what Lagos was like before oil was discovered in Nigeria. It has to be the warm attitude of its inhabitants which encourages visitors and investors.

zuchyblink: story! Story!! Story!!!

dirtymoney:
palm oil aint crude oil dude....

Wsdm: In addition; the sea port is there. So all the companies head quarters will surely relocate to a place that they will have easy access to their imported goods. The solution is the dredging of river Niger and Benue so that the imported goods can be distributed through the entire country's "sea ports".

12 inches!:
Born in another state...schooled in lagos. Now work in lagos. I'm going to get rich in this town or die trying. When u see the way young big boys dey spend money in island clubs. Popping hennessey and moet with the classiest babes driving range rover sport and choice cars off legit funds and not drug or political theft and corruption like those pple in abj then ur eyes will open wide and u will want to live and die here. And like banky w said "Aint no party like a lagos party"