Twistaray:


Go to school una no go hear.

See ya life?

So, you IQ level is this low?

Lmaoooooo



Pained dude.

Above there,go and ask worldbank et al not me.
Yeye dey small.

Honestly, you are embarrassing.

You IQ level, eh? make I no tok sef

obaino860:




from d information I got from ur post...da measured it with living standard.......
so is building not among d living standard...abi na car or cloths...
OK may be na brown roof standard...
OK....if brown roof is d standard da use,I will choose to be in a region with d highest poverty rate...

Twistaray:


Oho, I see you don change the melody.

Does it matter? If I tell you and how great my state is you will cry tonight. But I won't honour your request.

Now, answer me, despite the fact that you are not from enugu, why is it the pride of the east?

Lmaooooo

Dude, I am done with you,thank you. You made my day.

Twistaray:


Oho, I see you don change the melody.

Does it matter? If I tell you and how great my state is you will cry tonight. But I won't honour your request.

Now, answer me, despite the fact that you are not from enugu, why is it the pride of the east?

Lmaooooo

Dude, I am done with you,thank you. You made my day.

OneLov.
Outta here!

Sleep tight!

obaino860:





you said buildings are not used to measure poverty rate.....
so tell me what is used......at least I can learn..
I am waiting

Twistaray:



Building to access poverty rate?

I warned you,told you that you will embarrass yourself.

You had to result to posting selective pixs just to recover?

Hahahahaha

Lmaoooo

xharder:



The quality of housing of the people can be used to understand the standard of living of the people hence the rate of poverty..

people who pay between 300k to 1.5m annually for rent(depending on the area and type and quality of house ranging from 2bedroom flats to 4bedroom to duplex) or live in their own houses cannot be have the same standard of living with people who pay 75k to 300k annually for rent( ranging from face me I face you house with one toilet and bathroom serving all the tenants to one room and parlour house with outside toliet and kitchen to old dilapedating 3bedroom ) or fathers who still in their fathers house.

In lagos we know people who live like that.

yoruba majority live in the slum areas with pocket of igbos among them, while the new opening areas with newer buildings and quality housings are mostly occupied by the igbos.

It is common sense. Big income comes with better living..


When you go to an area and you see a cluster of dirty people with tribal marks, some wearing hijab with ugly women hucking agege bread and their men stand at the junction of the street smoking weed as early as 6am, talking with husky voice,forming agbero OPC, extorting money from hausa okada riders, playing baba ijebu.......


You know what I mean.....

kaeforum:


He said the smartest states, who told you that enugu people are smart, imagine 5 cattle herdsmen held your state to ransom.

Na only okpa una sabi produce.

xharder:

Prouldly 5% (ipob + avengers) giving agbero sleepless night.
Someone is asking why am I showing off with lagus property, is lagus(no mans land) in the yeast..

I dont even need to go to the yeast cos that one na total knockout....@obaino860 is incharge of the yeastern arsenal..
Well am doing this to support mr common sense's submission of the yeast being smarter.

Smart people take away from unsmart people, because unsmart people have sleeping, non working brains. (they suffer from chronic sycophantic dumbic zombiec zombism)

Smart people come to your land, beat you at your backyard, why they are fully in charge of theirs... how else can you describe smartness..
Chai just see their fustration

ITSAWRAPWORLD:
Only educational growth? Using majorly educational growth is insufficient

Of what use is educational growth without a proportional economic development?

xharder:



The quality of housing of the people can be used to understand the standard of living of the people vis a vis the rate of poverty..

people who pay between 300k to 1.5m annually for rent(depending on the area and type and quality of house ranging from 2bedroom flats to 4bedroom to duplex all in suitr) or many who live in their own houses, such people cannot have the same standard of living with people who pay 75k to 300k annually for rent( ranging from face me I face you house with one toilet and bathroom serving all the tenants to one room and parlour house with outside toliet and kitchen to old dilapedating 3bedroom ) or many of them as fathers still live in their fathers house.

In lagos we know people who live like that.

yoruba majority live in the slum areas with pocket of igbos among them, while the new opening areas with newer buildings and quality housings are mostly occupied by the igbos.

It is common sense. Big income comes with better living standard.


When you go to an area and you see a cluster of dirty people with tribal marks, some wearing hijab backing their babies,or you see ugly women hawking agege bread and jedi concoction and their men standing at the junction of the street smoking weed as early as 6am, talking with husky voice,forming agbero OPC, extorting money from hausa okada riders, playing baba ijebu.......


You know what I mean.....


@pix, quality of cars in the compound when u have igbo tenants in lagos

@Pix2 & pix 3 the new lekki on the mainland..Amuwo odofin...All that is left is for government to come fix the roads....Some landlord associations are coming together to fix their streets though...Only igbos can do such.

Igbos Buy hectares of swamp land, sell in bits to retail buyers(95% igbos also), then the retail buyers sand fill the land which also an expensive venture anyways, and before u know it an expanse of swamp land has turned to a booming residential quarters before your very eyes...

Yorubas cannot beat that feat.....Never. The yorubaman is still battling hunger and poverty. Just a few privileged ones among them can muster such courage to go into such a venture.. first of all the cost of land alone is......

@pix 4 how we live both in lagus no man's land can your fathers beat this?

xharder:
Prouldly 5% (ipob + avengers) giving agbero sleepless night.

Someone is asking why am I showing off with lagus property, is lagus(no mans land) in the yeast..

I dont even need to go to the yeast cos that one na total knockout....@obaino860 is incharge of the yeastern arsenal..

Well am doing this to support mr common sense's submission of the yeast being smarter.

Smart people take away from unsmart people, because unsmart people have sleeping non working brains. (they suffer from chronic sycophantic dumbic zombiec zombism)

Smart people come to your land, beat you at your backyard, while they are fully in charge of theirs... how else can you describe smartness..

Chai just see their fustration

quid:


HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE loading. . . .

Yorubanews:


Chest beaters. I know lots of Yorubas that own property in the locations you're trying to claim.

It's funny how you can't replicate this supposed feat in your homelands.

Ibos keep claiming Yoruba success for themselves.

xharder:


E dey pepper you for body like yerekpe..shey?

Yorubanews:


Your lies are outstanding. Hope it makes you sleep at night.

Be ready to pack your 2x2 shops back to the east when the country breaks apart.

samobo:


The way you packed yours to yorubaland from Accra,london or even cotonu. shay?

Mumu dey worry u.

When we achieve biafra, lagos will be our offshore land the way it is our eight state in Nigeria.

The worse you can do is to tax us but indirectly its the final consumer that bears the burden..

I dont want to think that you will chase all igbos away from lagos. The implications are numerous...

Lagos will loose its taste, investor will leave and it wont be better than cotonu...asides it will be an advantage to the igbos. but I doubt yorubas have that courage cos they themselves are not foolish enough to make such a decision...cos they will be the biggest looser..it will only help ugwe ocha, anambra and abia overtake lagos within a short time in biafra..

You already know....dont say I didnt warn you....


Meanwhile lets continue to enjoy one naijariya and continue the economic colonisation of lagos lands as a no mans land and a slowly but steady gradual political colonisation of lagos till we change that Oba of lagos to Igwe of lagos ...


Chai..i dont hit person bone ooo

Yorubanews:


The same way South Sudan packed. The same way Ethiopians packed. This aint the 60s nicca.

All the Yoruba infrastructures and success you've been falsefully claiming aint going anywhere with you. This is why I'm helping you to agitate for biafra.

We'll soon create a "Biafrans-Must-Go" bags

samobo:


At the end it is the brains that can use those infrastructures provided to make productive engagements and activities happen that matters most...

By the way what infrastructures do you have?

Many countries have good infrastructures with docile and lazy citizens...u know what I mean.

Yorubanews:


I laugh whenever your likes who hawks fanyo on Lagos street corners come and claim hardwork of Yoruba people, foreign investors, and other Nigerians. I guess the debts Lagos Yoruba leaders took to build up Lagos will be given to Biafrans to pay off.

Yeye mosquitoes.

xharder:


Well the bad news is that we are not ready to pack out of lagos until we have biafra

We are enjoying the devidents of One Naijeria..

The economic colonisation shall continue and progress gradually to political colonisation of lagos till we make you total second class citizens in lagos which has already started anyways.

Yorubas are the only ones with hausa people that have full abled women (mothers at 45 to 60yrs) that hawk from house to house...

The igbos that hawk in lagos are very young hustlers (usually between 20 and 25yrs) and they do it on the highways to sell to commuters
By the time they are 30 to 40 years they would have had a plot of land in lagos that is the difference between yeribaa and Igbo

most of The youth yoruba between the ages of 20 to 35 are still smoking igbo,some doing yahoo and partying upandan by the time its late and there is nothing to do, they become apprentice mechanics at age 40..while that igbo street hustler years back had became or is almost becoming a landlord with a beautiful,healthy and neat family.

You see, the difference is clear

Yorubanews:
The same people colonizing Lagos are the same ones getting deported and losing political positions in Lagos.

Please don't end your chestbeating online. More Yorubas need to hear this stories.

xharder:

Meanwhile

Yorubaman will continue to man the street entrance gate for igbos and also hawk agege bread and agbo drinks perhaps if the igbo residence allow street hawking inside their estates, streets or close.. .chai thats painful for yoruba to swallow..blame it on laziness

Am sure you/ your father have sold all ur family land including your burial grounds to igbos.. keep selling until there is nothing left for your fourth generation unborn...

You wonder why igbos have left you guys to remain in the slums while they have moved to developing new site/settlements with quality housing and better standard of living despite bad roads and neglect by lagos state government?

https://www.nairaland.com/3179098/ben-bruce-reveals-smartest-states/7

By the way, the real owners have no say in lagos again...ask the hausa peeps at ketu and mile 12...."Lagos is a No Man's Land" cos we are all strangers including you grandfather...
Go back to osun and ekiti. Go and claim those states. That is where u came from.

manchy7531:


Losing political position in lagos, really? That means we already in the mainstream politics in lagos shey?

Yorubanews:


Is that what you think?

Street hawking fanyogo boys claiming estates and residents.

The increase was so exponential in such a short time that within three short decades the Igbos had closed the gap and quickly moved ahead as the group with the highest literacy rate, the highest standard of living, and the greatest of citizens with postsecondary education in Nigeria

I have written in my small book entitled The Trouble with Nigeria that Nigerians will probably achieve consensus on no other matter than their common resentment of the Igbo,” he wrote under the heading, A History of Ethnic Tension and Resentment. He traced the origin of “the national resentment of the Igbo” to its culture that “gave the Igbo man an unquestioned advantage over his compatriots in securing credentials for advancement in Nigerian colonial society.”


He observed that the Igbo culture’s emphasis on change, individualism and competitiveness gave his ethnic group an edge over the Hausa/Fulani man who was hindered by a “wary religion” and the Yoruba man who was hampered by” traditional hierarchies.”

He therefore described the Igbo, who are predominantly Catholic, as “fearing no god or man, was “custom-made to grasp the opportunities, such as they were, of the white man’s dispensations. And the Igbo did so with both hands.”

He delved into history with his claim, asserting that the Igbo overcame the earlier Yoruba advantage within two decades earlier in the twentieth century.

“Although the Yoruba had a huge historical and geographical head start, the Igbo wiped out their handicap in one fantastic burst of energy in the twenty years between 1930 and 1950.”


He narrated the earlier advantage of Yoruba as contingent on their location on the coastline, but once the missionaries crossed the Niger, the Igbo took advantage of the opportunity and overtook the Yoruba.

“The increase was so exponential in such a short time that within three short decades the Igbos had closed the gap and quickly moved ahead as the group with the highest literacy rate, the highest standard of living, and the greatest of citizens with postsecondary education in Nigeria,” he contended.

He said Nigerian leadership should have taken advantage of the gbo talent and this failure was partly responsible for the failure of the Nigerian state, explaining further that competitive individualism and the adventurous spirit of the Igbo was a boon Nigerian leaders failed to recognize and harness for modernization.

“Nigeria’s pathetic attempt to crush these idiosyncrasies rather than celebrate them is one of the fundamental reasons the country has not developed as it should and has emerged as a laughingstock,” he claimed.

He noted that the ousting of prominent Igbos from top offices was a ploy to achieve a simple and crude goal. He said what the Nigerians wanted was to “get the achievers out and replace them with less qualified individuals from the desired ethnic background so as to gain access to the resources of the state.”


Chinua Achebe in his memoir There was a country 2012

manchy7531:


You should even be ashamed that u are here draging shoulders with the same igbos that your fathers stole their properties and gave 20pounds years back..

You know chinua achebe told you guys about the igbo burst of energy instead of showing understanding, you leaders and fake oluwole intellectuals wrote articles in the dailies to attack the messenger instead of the messege.

Now this is it..that burst of energy that made the igbos surpass u guys in the early 50s and made zik even won in lagos is repeating itself and this time we are wiser, we will fight for our rights and surly take was belong to us



Yoruba ro nu oooo

Yorubanews:


You posted a chestbeating excerpt written by an Ibo man about Ibo people, especting a non-biased view. You're more slow than I thought. Before Achebe met his waterloo in hell, he was bitter against the Yorubas. No matter how much you hate the Yorubas, they will always keep winning. When Ibos can replicate what Yorubas have done in Lagos and Ogun, I'll begin to take this "closing the gap" seriously.
We'll allow the division of Nigeria once we're ready, then Ibo immigrants will be deported back to their bushes.

SirJeffry:
Anambra and Edo, I can believe but Abia, IMO and Rivers I don't believe especially Rivers. Their men are as lazy as baboons

manchy7531:



What has the yoruba done in ogun and lagos?

Is it the foreign and igbo owned companies?

It is the oil monies or the federal infrastructures, the brigdes or what...?


yoruba man lets talk about osun, ekiti, oyo, ogun and ondo if you want to compare wit igbo..

there are many threads that have answers to that. I wont engage you in that.


As you can see yorubas are in pains..they fear of their tomorrow especially without the igbos

facelessangel:
Even in Edo and Rivers that are mentioned, you will find out that it's the factor that made those state to appear in the list.

Igbos in Rivers are in majority why we have a lot of igbos living in Edo.

Proudly superior tribe