Esseite:
The more reason the west needs to align with the east...

Lagos would be de-mystified in event the country splits... obviously lagos would loose its popularity and value.

Population would reduce drastically... thereby, tax would go to the utmost low, IGR would reduce drastically also as other regions(countries) would seek self independence.
Development would go to the lowest as population has dropped and rents have crashed making it a less viable business.
The remaining populace would move to cheaper towns and cities as the tax generation would be too stringent for the remaining populace.

The springing industry in ogun state would go moribond as no buying populace.

south east (to many businesses with no buying power)
North.. (unneccessary population would bring about extreme poverty)

just the south south might survive but the area would be war torn.

Lets make Nigeria work, lets Restructure in a way everyone benefits and regions open up whatever they have to struggle to sustain rather than taking from A and spliting between ABCD.. it would only make BCD lazy.

AtlanticBreeze:

I doubt any igbo person will want any sort of alliance with afonjas.. not possible

AtlanticBreeze:

A "country inside a nation" that cant do without oil money from another "country inside a nation." yeye

caprini1:
Exactly.....even though I know Nigerian politicians steal,Lagos governors ,still find time to really improve the masses well being.

AtlanticBreeze:

Anambra, Abia and Imo all produce oil, infact Abia and Imo are part of NDDC states.. The fact is that the overrated Lagos and indeed all SW states can't do without "foreign" oil

Unimaginable123:
Lagos is no man's land. Owned originally by aworis on one end and eguns on the other. And later colonised by Benin. And then later taken over by freed portuguese slaves. And then colonised by Britain and developed by Nigerians, mostly igbos.
Nowhere in history of Lagos will u hear yoruba mentioned.
We are not going into any allegiance with back-stabbing afonjas, not in a million years.

Unimaginable123:
Lagos is no man's land. Owned originally by aworis on one end and eguns on the other. And later colonised by Benin. And then later taken over by freed portuguese slaves. And then colonised by Britain and developed by Nigerians, mostly igbos.
Nowhere in history of Lagos will u hear yoruba mentioned.
We are not going into any allegiance with back-stabbing afonjas, not in a million years.

Esseite:


First dont start a statement with ode... it ridicules the whole idea...

If the nation splits... populace would reduce drastically and visa's would be worthless because their is no business.. ask zambia and co
where do you obtain igr from?

Most people would move enmass to their fatherlands including non lagos indigenes but yorubas.. due to tax overbearing because the SW alone cannot afford to maintain lagos, same as abuja.

It would be a vice versa scenerio... lagos is commerce, commerce trives with population. It would be a trade by batter scenerio (exchange)... if you inflate the fares to supply you neccessary goods, the buying power would reduce, reduce govt earnings and supposed IGR. Thereby even chasing away the little or no population. And even pushing the IGR lower. Evaded taxes would be long gone as a new system would emerge and the scare not to chase the little available population. Other states would open up and dredge their rivers to take that which you have refused to accept.

Nigeria is balanced and blessed.. if we distort the system its a loose loose situation for all.. we wont be great again.. that is why a re-structure to calm frayed nerves is far better and beneficial than dissolution...

United we stand. So we should all fight for a united Nigeria, we need each other more.

Note, am a de-tribalized Nigerian

cristianisraeli:
Is the current president/acting not suppose to be in the middle in this photos

Alcatraz005:


We won't go into an alliance with Igbos. We want you to do your worst.

Nutase:
Gathering of vultures.

Esseite:
The more reason the west needs to align with the east...

Lagos would be de-mystified in event the country splits... obviously lagos would loose its popularity and value.

Population would reduce drastically... thereby, tax would go to the utmost low, IGR would reduce drastically also as other regions(countries) would seek self independence.
Development would go to the lowest as population has dropped and rents have crashed making it a less viable business.
The remaining populace would move to cheaper towns and cities as the tax generation would be too stringent for the remaining populace.

The springing industry in ogun state would go moribond as no buying populace.

south east (to many businesses with no buying power)
North.. (unneccessary population would bring about extreme poverty)

just the south south might survive but the area would be war torn.

Lets make Nigeria work, lets Restructure in a way everyone benefits and regions open up whatever they have to struggle to sustain rather than taking from A and spliting between ABCD.. it would only make BCD lazy.

AtlanticBreeze:

Benin and Togo are not even as economically and structurally stable as Lagos, now you beginning to see how Lagos will be like without oil from Niger delta. Lol

nkemdi89:
Osibanjo bowed for rochas, come 2019 osibanjo will be the vice president to Rochas. IMO Will be produce a president next election.

caprini1:
Ok bro....but do you know that the major income of Benin republic and Togo is their seaport? And those countries are stable economically an structurally....good roads , constant electricity and good security network,so what makes them different from Lagos,that has a mega port for example?

Alcatraz005:


We won't go into an alliance with Igbos. We want you to do your worst.

seguntijan:
Why do Ndi'Igbo still believe the false stereotype that the omo Oduduwa (Yoruba) are cowards? In the history of Nigeria, only two men have returned to Nigeria to face almost certain death even when they had the option of a very comfortable political asylum abroad. Both of them are Yoruba. In 1985, General
Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida toppled the Buhari regime while Major General Tunde Idiagbon (mixed Yoruba/Fulani) was at Mecca yet Idiagbon returned. In 1995,
Olusegun Obasanjo (pure Owu Yoruba) was accused of planning a coup by the blood thirsty tyrant, Abacha (if you don't like the truthful description of Abacha you can go and join him where he is) while he was away in Copenhagen. He returned to face almost certain death. I admired Ojukwu, but I was disappointed that he fled. I wish he remained. I also admired Azikiwe, but Awolowo would NEVER abandon his people as Azikiwe did when he defected to the federal side during the civil war. Awolowo was in prison because of his people and he could have been released had he compromised his beliefs but he stoutly refused. That is courage not cowardice. I have been in direct communication with Gowon whom I admire but he did not return after he was accused of being behind the Dimka coup. Obasanjo and Idiagbon are probably the bravest Nigerians ever. They are certainly braver than Murtala Mohammed who was safely in London waiting for Joseph Garba and co to topple Gowon. The stereotype of Yorubas as cowards is false. Every ethnicity has cowards and brave men.

Unimaginable123:
Lagos is no man's land. Owned originally by aworis on one end and eguns on the other. And later colonised by Benin. And then later taken over by freed portuguese slaves. And then colonised by Britain and developed by Nigerians, mostly igbos.
Nowhere in history of Lagos will u hear yoruba mentioned.
We are not going into any allegiance with back-stabbing afonjas, not in a million years.