OfficialAPCNig:
If 60% of the importation goes to Onitsha alone, that means Onitsha generates 60% of Custom's import Revenues.

When you factor in those heavy importers in Aba, and Igbo importers in Lagos, you can safely say Ndi Igbo contibutes over 80% of Custom's import revenues.

When you exclude export tariffs, which is so minimal, it means Ndi Igbo are responsible for over 70% of Custom Revenue.

Again, when you consider that the fact that Nigeria is an importing nation, you will see that Igbo runs this economy.

Remove SE/SS Nigeria will collapse. (True Talk)

OkutaNla:
Here are the largest consumer markets in Nigeria. #Facts.

OkutaNla:


For your mind. lol. Below is the list of major Nigerian imports and their worth -- before some people come and claim that their substandard imported merchandise constitute the bulk of the revenues generated via SW ports. The S.E doesn't even have the largest consumer markets with the biggest purchasing power in the country (that title goes to the SW, the SS, and the North). Delusional clowns.

Refined petroleum- 15% ($7.83-billion)
Cars- 3.4% ($1.75-billion)
Wheat - 2.8% ($1.46-billion)
Packaged medicaments - 1.4% ($752-million)
Rice - 1.4% ($706-million)
Concentrated Milk - 1.3% ($679-million)
Raw Sugar - 1.3% ($668-million)
Malt extract- 0.84% ($441-million)

Source:
http://atlas.media.mit.edu/en/visualize/tree_map/hs92/import/nga/all/show/2014/

OfficialAPCNig:


We are still saying the same thing. Everything you calculated just amounted to 34.6% of our total imports, what about the other 65.4%? Ndi Igbo controls those.

Even at that, Ndi Igbo are still into heavy importation of those 34.6% you mentioned.

Ndi Igbo are Nigeria's largest importer of Kerosene, Anambra is the largest importer of packaged medicaments.

Ndi Igbo runs this economy (Kiss da Truth)

OkutaNla:
Here are the largest consumer markets in Nigeria. #Facts.

OfficialAPCNig:


We are still saying the same thing. Everything you calculated just amounted to 34.6% of our total imports, what about the other 65.4%? Ndi Igbo controls those.

Even at that, Ndi Igbo are still into heavy importation of those 34.6% you mentioned.

Ndi Igbo are Nigeria's largest importer of Kerosene, Anambra is the largest importer of packaged medicaments.

Ndi Igbo runs this economy (Kiss da Truth)

Patrioticooduan:

Which economy? Keep consoling yourself. Even minority tribes in Niger-delta don't boast like this. Lols! You don't control any economy.

OkutaNla:


No, boy. We are not saying the same thing. That man whose quote you are latching on was merely plessing una mumu button to deflect from the fact that Onitsha port has been abandoned. If the port was so viable, Igbos themselves, the rich ones amongst y'all, would not need the FG to get it working. They would pull resources and get it done. I repeat, the largest consumer markets in Nigeria are in the SW, North, and SS (in that order). Those are where the BULK of Nigerian consumers are, not Onitsha. Name the commodity, be it kerosene, packaged condiments or whatever, the REAL consumers are LARGEsT consumers are closer to the larger markets than the SE. You are not making sense at all dude.

OkutaNla:



Refined petroleum- 15.0% ($7.83-billion)
Cars- - - - - - - - - - -3.4% ($1.75-billion)
Wheat - - - - - - - - - 2.8% ($1.46-billion)
Packaged medicals- 1.4% ($752-million)
Rice - - - - - - 1.4% ($706-million)
Concentrated Milk --1.3% ($679-million)
Raw Sugar - - - 1.3% ($668-million)
Malt extract- - - 0.84%($441-million)
______

TOTAL --------- 27.44% (14.45 - billion)
Source:
http://atlas.media.mit.edu/en/visualize/tree_map/hs92/import/nga/all/show/2014/

Nigeria imports mainly: industrial supplies (27% of total in 2014), capital goods (23%), food and beverage (17%), fuel and lubricants (14%), transport equipment and parts (12%) and consumer goods (7%). 43% of total imports come from Asia; 34% from Europe; 15% from America and 7% from Africa

OkutaNla:


No, boy. We are not saying the same thing. That man whose quote you are latching on was merely plessing una mumu button to deflect from the fact that Onitsha port has been abandoned. If the port was so viable, Igbos themselves, the rich ones amongst y'all, would not need the FG to get it working. They would pull resources and get it done. I repeat, the largest consumer markets in Nigeria are in the SW, North, and SS (in that order). Those are where the BULK of Nigerian consumers are, not Onitsha. Name the commodity, be it kerosene, packaged condiments or whatever, the REAL/LARGEST consumers are closer to the larger markets, which aren't in the SE. You are not making sense at all dude.

OfficialAPCNig:

Lagos-Ibadan expressway University drop out.

Are you sure you even know what a consumer market is?

(SMH twice)

OkutaNla:


For your mind. lol. Below is the list of major Nigerian imports and their worth -- before some people come and claim that their substandard imported merchandise constitute the bulk of the revenues generated via SW ports. The S.E doesn't even have the largest consumer markets with the biggest purchasing power in the country (that title goes to the SW, the SS, and the North). Delusional clowns.

Refined petroleum- 15% ($7.83-billion)
Cars- 3.4% ($1.75-billion)
Wheat - 2.8% ($1.46-billion)
Packaged medicaments - 1.4% ($752-million)
Rice - 1.4% ($706-million)
Concentrated Milk - 1.3% ($679-million)
Raw Sugar - 1.3% ($668-million)
Malt extract- 0.84% ($441-million)

Source:
http://atlas.media.mit.edu/en/visualize/tree_map/hs92/import/nga/all/show/2014/

OkutaNla:


Guy, you are the drop out here. I have showed you evidence that rubbishes your argument that '60%' of imported good end up in Onitsha. That is not possible coz the largest consumer markets for those goods are closer to Lagos than Onitsha. #Fact. Igbos are not the only importers in Nigeria. #Another Fact. Nigeria imports more than Okrika and spare parts which you folks are known for. E.g, no be only una dey import cars, refined petrol, e.t.c. #FAct. Go to bed coz your arguments holds no water.

Odingo1:


You Yorubas are good at quoting figures and using propagandas, why is Yoruba people so afraid to have Odua Republic and are always online fighting IPOB Biafra agitatation.

Patrioticooduan:

Na lie! Many Yoruba people support Oodua Republic. Even on Nairaland I have seen many. I used to think otherwise. Okutanla, do you support Oodua Republic?