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Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by Patrioticooduan: 11:34am On Jul 13, 2018 |
OfficialAPCNig:No! I am talking of Yoruba businessmen not ibo drug dealers. Last year, your brothers dared us to list the industries we have and he was embarrased when we did so. You don't import more goods than Yorubas. #fact 3 Likes |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by OfficialAPCNig: 11:36am On Jul 13, 2018 |
d33types:The size of Indian Consumer Market is 1.2 billion. It is about 4 times that of USA. https://www.ibef.org/industry/indian-consumer-market.aspx But consumer spending in USA is higher than India. This is what I am trying to explain to that dude. They have the consumer market (population), but we service those consumers (hence, we pocket the money). (Fact). 10 Likes |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by Nobody: 11:36am On Jul 13, 2018 |
OkutaNla: All these don't make up 100% of our total imports. Stop hating, Igbos imports many different products into the countries which complete the remaining percentage 9 Likes |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by TundeBricklayer: 11:38am On Jul 13, 2018 |
OkutaNla:Od.e you are quoting ordinary business man,maybe I should remind you Onitsha market feed, all south south markets, middle belt, even Ondo state, most of Igbo business men in Ondo state comes to Onitsha to buy goods 8 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by Lomprico2: 11:42am On Jul 13, 2018 |
OkutaNla: What is in ph? Aba even ranks higher than ph. 9 Likes 1 Share |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by OfficialAPCNig: 11:42am On Jul 13, 2018 |
Patrioticooduan:Skull mining is never importation. Yoruba imports more, yet 60% of the cargoes are offloaded at Onitsha, not to talk of those offloaded at Aba. Which school did you graduated from self? Remove foreign companies and Igbo owned companies in SW and you won't believe what you will see. (Fact) List 50 yoruba owned companies in SW and I will list 50 Igbo owned companies in Lagos alone, then another 50 in SE, 10 in the North and 5 in PH. 14 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by Adefemiaderoju1: 11:43am On Jul 13, 2018 |
Patrioticooduan:Am totally in support of this, Nigeria is a country with different nations and splitting is only solutions to our problems if not we would only be deceiving ourselves. 5 Likes |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by BiafraIShere(m): 11:43am On Jul 13, 2018 |
OkutaNla:In trying to disprove the person you quoted, you ended up validating him more. Aside petroleum products that are relatively evenly spread (though with Igbos having an upper hand), the other items on the list are largely imported by Igbos, namely; Cars, now under cars, motorcycles forms the bulk of the sector and Igbos control the importation of bikes with its base in Nigeria at Nnewi. Same goes to Wheat and Rice imports that is mainly imported by Igbos. Aside raw sugar and malt extracts that are mainly imported by breweries and bottling plants, packaged medications and concentrated milk are also largely imported by Igbos. Mind you that all the aforementioned items on the data you presented is less than 30% of total imports which does not include several others like clothings, machinery, household consumer goods, electronics etc. Also note that most distributors or suppliers of imported goods source their goods from Onitsha, Aba, Nnewi, and Lagos (it is also important to factor in that even in Lagos, the markets where they are gotten are virtually controlled by Igbos too, namely Alaba, Ladipo, ASPAMDA etc). It may sound boastful to say that Igbos are the lifewire of Nigeria but that's just the reality, its even not limited to Nigeria alone as Igbos are now found in virtually almost all the major markets across SSA and the locals usually find it very difficult to compete with them simply because Igbos have a very large network which makes it possible for them to sell with very low margins and yet still make profit. 18 Likes 5 Shares |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by OfficialAPCNig: 11:44am On Jul 13, 2018 |
TundeBricklayer:You forgot Edo and most importantly, North and Niger Republic. Go to Milverton Aba by 3 Pm today or Osha in Onitsha by the same time. You will faint. 9 Likes |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by AreaFada2: 11:45am On Jul 13, 2018 |
OkutaNla: Interesting that Benin City ranks 7 in Nigeria in market size. Aside others in Nigeria, It is one of only few other non- national capital cities in top 35 alongside Douala, Kumasi, Marrakesh, etc. But bigots prefer to talk of witchcraft. And na dem be winch gan gan that their hamlets have remained inconsequential in human history & current world. 4 Likes |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by OfficialAPCNig: 11:46am On Jul 13, 2018 |
BiafraIShere:Igbos have pocketed Chinese trade in west Africa. Ndi Igbo is Nigerian largest importer of Kerosene. 9 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by Patrioticooduan: 11:47am On Jul 13, 2018 |
OfficialAPCNig:Where is the proof that 60 percent of good are offloaded in Onitsha? As for the 50 companies, open a thread for that and Yorubas will be there to answer you. You will be shocked we have more companies than flat-heads in the North and South-South 1 Like |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by emezuo17: 11:49am On Jul 13, 2018 |
OkutaNla:. There is a difference between south east as a region and South Easterners. Factor that also, what is the population of southerners in the south south, south west and north, what is their net worth and purchasing power? Get these facts before you run any body down, but I am not in support of any tribal insults oh 1 Like |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by Ofemannnu: 11:50am On Jul 13, 2018 |
OfficialAPCNig: industrialists like the Yorubas run the economy not the few small scale industries prevalent in your region. http://www.gamji.com/article6000/NEWS7879.htm 1 Like
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Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by TundeBricklayer: 11:52am On Jul 13, 2018 |
OkutaNla:cure you ignorance stop hating OVERVIEW OF ONITSHA MARKET [b]Onitsha-Market refers to all the markets located in almost all corners of Onitsha metropolis – Onitsha and parts of adjoining towns of Ogbaru, Obosi, Ogidi, Ogbunike and Nkwelle Ezunaka. There are over 40 markets of various sizes spread in this metropolis, majority of which are classified for particular distinct goods. While Onitsha Main Market, the root of all markets in Onitsha, is known mainly for clothing and other wears with a mix of household items, babies etc; ElectroMart located some 1.5km apart from the Main Market, is for major dealers on electronic devices. Food items are in Ose and Ochanja Markets whereas Relief Market uniquely deals with canned foods and drinks. Ochanja is also notable for shoes and other foot wears. There is still Electrical Market, Vehicle Spare-parts; both Old and New spare parts. Bridge Head Market located just by the Niger Bridge, Onitsha, accommodates about five major sub-divisions – Ogbo Osisi (Timber market), Ogbo Ogwu (Pharmaceutical market), Building Materials, Tools & Equipments and Foodstuff Markets. Head Bridge Market is also home for many SMEs: fabricators, artisans, furniture, welders etc. Other distinct markets include: Ogbo Efere (Cooking Utensils), Plastics Market, Stationeries & Computer Accessories, Aluminum & Glass, New Tire and Earth Moving Equipments etc. Onitsha-Market prides as the largest market in West Africa and could as well pass as the largest in Africa when all the markets are amalgamated;[/b] . The population of traders and support-traders in Onitsha-Market that made Onitsha the second most densely populated city in Nigeria after Lagos, numbers above two million. There are additional over half a million jobs provided indirectly by Onitsha-Market in the areas of SMEs, artisans, and direct labor haulage by hand/head or by wheel barrow/cart, loading & off-lomarketading etc. Transport businesses and host of other support businesses are in their boom, thanks to Onitsha-Market. Undoubtedly, trade & commerce in Onitsha-Market dominates all other occupations in Anambra State put together. Government internally generated revenue is boosted up to 60% by Onitsha-Market. People from all parts of Nigeria, Africa, Asia, Europe and America have one commercial interest or another in Onitsha. Several traders in Onitsha-Market are classified as importers & exporters; having direct contacts with world’s renowned manufacturers in Britain, Germany, India, China, Singapore, Indonesia, South Africa, Nigeria etc. Many traders from Cameroun, Benin Republic, Ghana and South Africa, etc get feeds from Onitsha-Market. It also feeds many markets in Nigeria, especially southeast, south-south and northern parts of the country. Onitsha-Market also has many thriving industries; manufacturing shoes, clothing, textiles, drinks, plastics, packaged water, pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, polythenes, cosmetics, aluminum products etc. Over five million visits are received in Onitsha-Market with over twelve million different transactions on daily basis. Annual volume of trade in Onitsha-Market is in excess of $3billion with about 40% of this figure in constant circulation through the unbanked transactions. This translates Onitsha into the city with one of the highest GDP in Nigeria, which is evident in the fact that there is no extreme poverty in Onitsha. 11 Likes 1 Share
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Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by OfficialAPCNig: 11:54am On Jul 13, 2018 |
Ategberoson:Sorry, Enugu is a world class city named in the top 100 most resilient cities in the world. The city was appointed the same date London, Barcelona, Paris, Athens made the list. It was named the most Serene Place to raise a kid in Nigeria while Lagos was named as the Mega City of Slum. Ndi Igbo are not Yoruba moslems. In spite of all Buhari's promises and the dangling of 2023 presidency, they still remained resloute to #Back2DauraMovement. But with a meaningless Post Humous Award, Ndi Yoruba reversed back to Buhari arse, licking clean all the unlickables. (SMH 50 times). 15 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by OfficialAPCNig: 11:58am On Jul 13, 2018 |
Patrioticooduan:You must be bittered soul. Nigeria Inland Water Authority gave a stat and you are masturbating yourself to death. You think say na Oluwole statistics? I should open thread for you? Lazy yoot! List them here and I will quote and respond. 9 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by TundeBricklayer: 11:58am On Jul 13, 2018 |
OfficialAPCNig:Edo is part of southsouth, sorry I didn't add far north 2 Likes |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by Nobody: 12:00pm On Jul 13, 2018 |
All these arguments over imports. It's like some of you didnt go to school. IMPORTS DONT GROW AN ECONOMY. It DESTROYS IT. Nothing ends up in the country's accounts because you are demanding another countries currency, and buying it with your money, thereby weakening yours. Tariffs are meant to curb imports. It's not a recognizable nor viable income that grows an economy. The losses made on importing 1 good far outweighs the 10%tarriff you collected on that good. Please stop disgracing yourselves. An economy's viability is measured by its production, its GDP, exports and maintaining a low trade deficit with other countries. Nigerias economy is bad because we have a trade deficit, a terrible balance of trade (where imports are more than exports). No1 trait of bad economies. Some of the citizens of this country are as dull as the leaders. They probably see custom revenue as an economic index and just want to sit down and kp importing and chopping the 10% on a 100% loss. Some pple are even chestbeating about it. I hope this is not how Biafra will be run. I trust Ngozi iweala to educate you, but I hope you pple won't curse her when she asks you to DRASTICALLY REDUCE IMPORTS. 4 Likes |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by WisdomFlakes: 12:00pm On Jul 13, 2018 |
AreaFada2: I always believed Benin is an underrated city in Nigeria. It used to be capital of old midwestern region and Bendel, so a lot south-south elite from bendel are still grounded there. I think it is the six largest on that list not seventh. |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by phase1: 12:01pm On Jul 13, 2018 |
Sprumbabafather: The hunger for the so called 5%ers Eastern votes in 2019 can make Aboki mallams shout 'Jesus is lord'. They think they can continue to fool Igbos. When the lagos port was built by the colonialists with Oil palm revenue from the East, did they make this kind of noise? 6 Likes |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by OfficialAPCNig: 12:02pm On Jul 13, 2018 |
Ofemannnu:Yet 60% of imported cargoes offload at Onitsha. (SMH 5 times) I hope your university certificate is not Oluwole issued? 9 Likes 1 Share |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by TundeBricklayer: 12:02pm On Jul 13, 2018 |
Ofemannnu:Can you list all manufacturing industries Yoruba owns let us compare, not all these fake links you guys are posting here with no credible foundation 8 Likes 1 Share |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by Ofemannnu: 12:02pm On Jul 13, 2018 |
OfficialAPCNig: lol...Typical Ojuku loser.Nnamdi Azikiwe,the first graduate amongst the Igbos in 1930+ also deluded himself and his people that they had many educated people while the truth was he was the only and first Igbo graduate by which time Yorubas had produced doctors,lawyers,engineers etc while he was Igboland very 1st graduate Ojuku too deluded himself and the gullible Igbos that he had the best army in Africa even with his sticks wielding and patch patch deadbeat old world war weapons gifted them by France. It is not a surprise to see another Ojuku saying that they have even half of the businesses owned by the hardworking Yorubas.Even the world knows you do not come close to the Yorubas in businesses home and abroad and the Igbo' empty,steal urhobo and other people's businesses' thread ........ https://www.nairaland.com/3926379/igbos-most-industrious-innovative-richest/3 is an attestation of the ingenuity and versatile nature of the Yorubas. Every index shows that you need a lot of catching up to do. https://www.nairaland.com/3918290/yorubas-most-industriousrichest-educated-tribe 2 Likes |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by seniorkachion(m): 12:04pm On Jul 13, 2018 |
OkutaNla: It's not about consumption. It's about trading and distribution. The entire SS, SE, NC, NE and parts of NW head to Aba and Onitsha to buy imported goods. Lagos caters for the SW and parts of NW. The mistake you made is to assume that the goods going to Onitsha are for the SE markets only. My elder bro in Benin goes to Onitsha to restock as do other traders there. PH gets imported goods from Aba. 8 Likes |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by nopains: 12:05pm On Jul 13, 2018 |
samuelchimmy: what are u saying now. what point have made at the end? you are a refined statistician yet you disapproved a data from an authorized authority with a mere hypothesis? now tell us the specific statistical figure or you keep quiet there. ibadan expressway statistician. 10 Likes 1 Share |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by phase1: 12:05pm On Jul 13, 2018 |
Patrioticooduan: So you knew this same truism that Biafrans have been preaching for donkey years but you refuse to agree because you are afraid crediting the East. 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by Ategberoson(m): 12:05pm On Jul 13, 2018 |
OfficialAPCNig: which of the Enugu, you be mumu I swear. is it the same Enugu I visited in east? you guys are nothing but national clown, that's why you look so inconsequential in the eyes of a Fulani man |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by TundeBricklayer: 12:06pm On Jul 13, 2018 |
Ofemannnu:List manufacturing firms Yoruba owns not those lies on those threads we know you guys are really good with Oluwale, list them here let us compare with Igbos firms 9 Likes |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by Patrioticooduan: 12:07pm On Jul 13, 2018 |
janellemonae:This is one of the reasons I want Nigeria to split bro. I want to know the ethnic groups that have the capability to stand on their own and the ones that can't 4 Likes |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by Patrioticooduan: 12:08pm On Jul 13, 2018 |
TundeBricklayer:Open a thread for that |
Re: "60 Per Cent Of Cargo In Nigeria Goes To Onitsha"- NIWA by Patrioticooduan: 12:10pm On Jul 13, 2018 |
phase1:Crediting which East? I have always wanted this country to split. Besides, not all ibos support the idea of seceesion |
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