nextprince:
Ms. Amaka Anemo is very qualified and experienced for that appointment, square peg in a square hole.

Actually, I wasn't expecting such organisation to be headed by either one Bunmi or Aisha.

nextprince:
Ms. Amaka Anemo is very qualified and experienced for that appointment, square peg in a square hole.

Actually, I wasn't expecting such organisation to be headed by either one Bunmi or Aisha.

SirJeffry:
Apart from Hausas, many yorubas actually claim Igbo to excel in business be it good or bad to the extent that they now learn Igbo language. We often see it in home movies and music stars. Igbo is a brand of its own so deal with it.
I've seen a yoruba boy who was caught with some drugs claiming to be Ikenna and when the sheriffs bursted his real identity, he said his Mexican partners wouldn't trust him if he weren't Igbo. That Amaka, the prostitutes' leader might actually be a Bunmi who has hated herself and her tribe so much so, that she's now confused on who she is. I won't be surprised if she can as well flow in Igbo language too.

nextprince:

By implication, that is the language spoken by prostitutes in Nigeria, what a subtle way of telling us the real actors in the business.

Well done bro for that revelation, I never knew the most commonly spoken language by Nigerian prostitutes.

Just like when you want deal in cow biz, a good condition for success is fluency in Hausa/Fulani language.

SirJeffry:
It's clear that your case is beyond me so please...

nextprince:
Ms. Amaka Anemo is very qualified and experienced for that appointment, square peg in a square hole.

Actually, I wasn't expecting such organisation to be headed by either one Bunmi or Aisha.

RaggedyAnn:



When federal character is imposed on their trade, Bunmi and Aisha would head the organization too. After legalization perhaps? For now, they're happy to remain floor members.

nextprince:

How do you expect them to head an organisation with negligible members of same origin?

Just like expecting potor country to head OPEC.

RaggedyAnn:



If you have the register of Nigerian prostitutes by state of origin, kindly post it for confirmation of your claim.

nextprince:

Do you want to argue with the god of Igbos?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UIRwV6PLLw

RaggedyAnn:




Let's stop acting like illiterates by accepting the self-serving utterances of any one man. The way to go about this is to physically take stock.

nextprince:


First and second position comfortably occupied by Enugu and Abia States.
https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2012/08/10/controversy-enugu-girls-top-sex-workers

And one of the two states started perfecting the trade at the age of 10
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/girls-aba-start-sex-age-10-research-shows/amp

Let's have your records on the contrary.

RaggedyAnn:




A rough census at some Abuja clubs (which even itself admits that it is controversial) for sensational news, and an article that claims girls in Aba start to have sex at ten years old? Seriously.

This is just more of the same. If you want to know who makes up the number, register them. There is no way around it. The first step would be legalization.

RaggedyAnn:




Let's stop acting like illiterates by accepting the self-serving utterances of any one man. The way to go about this is to physically take stock.

nextprince:


Pls stop acting your and practise what you preach (not acting like illiterates) by providing a report on the contrary

RaggedyAnn:



If I told you that I frequently saw prostitutes from a certain state of origin in PH clubs and put it in print; that baseless statement in itself has the same merit the PM news article deserves. There are no facts to counter. None.

You have no facts.

nextprince:

You asked for records (your condition for not being an illiterate) and you were given one but rather than practising what you preached by providing a counter record, you started acting your name.

Is the medical practitioner who said Aba girls started having sex at 10 lying against his fellow ibos? Or the Vanguard lied against him?

Abuja is closer to the north than the SE, yet the survey was carried out there not in the East and the outcome still shows the major actors in the biz right there in Abuja and you still have something to say.

RaggedyAnn:




I asked for a REGISTER. You clearly don't have one. Instead of just letting it be, you provided opinion pieces from here and there. It's okay to say there are no available statistics; that would be a mature and intelligent response. And the matter is put to rest.

nextprince:


Can you provide at least two of the emboldened on the contrary?

Certainly you can't because it doesn't exist.

Just like opinion about the tribe known mostly for cattle rearing which, though already known, is presented on records for analysis and you want me to provide a register of cattle rearers.

RaggedyAnn:
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Not cattle rearers. Just a register of commercial sex workers to confirm your claim. That's all.

nextprince:


Yeah, as impossible as providing registers of cattle rearers.

Statistics is used for national issues not registers.

RaggedyAnn:





Btw, registers contain the statistics that can be used to address issues (national or otherwise)

nextprince:

All these back and forth ain't it. Several reports are there on the Internet and all point towards one tribe, prove me wrong pls and stop grabbing a rotten straw.

Could all those reporters be non ibos or against ibos?

When the first say it is a duck, the second say it is a duck, the third man say it is a duck, fourth and fifth say it is a duck, yet no one says it is a hen, then it must be a duck.

nextprince:

All these back and forth ain't it. Several reports are there on the Internet and all point towards one tribe, prove me wrong pls and stop grabbing a rotten straw.

Could all those reporters be non ibos or against ibos?

When the first say it is a duck, the second say it is a duck, the third man say it is a duck, fourth and fifth say it is a duck, yet no one says it is a hen, then it must be a duck.

SirJeffry:
It's clear that your case is beyond me so please...

MsRoe:
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This here is an existential argument. Does perception make things real? Or do they exist whether we can perceive (correctly) of them or not. Perception changes in the light of more information, or shifting angles. Does that mean the object has changed?

The only way to give due credit to the existence of an object, is not by linking it to flawed human perception, but by scientifically measuring its attributes. Would we have known about uv rays otherwise. It's a bottom-up and not top-down approach.

nextprince:


Yeah, as impossible as providing registers of cattle rearers.

Statistics is used for national issues not registers.

nextprince:

By implication, that is the language spoken by prostitutes in Nigeria, what a subtle way of telling us the real and major actors in the business.

Well done bro for that revelation, I never knew the most commonly spoken language by Nigerian prostitutes.

Just like when you want deal in cow biz, a good condition for success is fluency in Hausa/Fulani language.