geeez:

Since the fourth republic began on May 29, 1999, states in Nigeria have witnessed democratic governance

To this end, there have been several administrations in respective states, charged with the responsibility of making their states better than they met it

In Lagos, for instance, the IGR, when Bola Tinubu became governor, was N600m per month. However, the concerted efforts and improvement of the socioeconomic landscape, the state has succeeded in attracting investments and today, the IGR stands at almost N30bn every month

Today, the state can stand on its own and even support a number of other states in the country

I've travelled around and seen changes in several states but the question remains:

Which Nigerian state has witnessed the greatest advancement in the fourth republic? From the GDP, to the IGR, to the employment rate, to its per capita? These figures are connected with other parameters such as health, infrastructure, education and security as these factors influence investment decisions.

So in a reality/actuality check, can we rank Nigerian states in order of advancement in the fourth republic from where they were when the military handed over in 1999 till date

cashkid18: another thread opened by an Yoruba bigot to engage in an ewar wic he wil neva win wen it wil start

bloggernaija: Nigeria is a third world country.
When you are talk about development, you are talking about a whole set of indices /factors working together .
Most importantly, you are talking about a self sustaining economy.
Only Lagos(finance) and OGUN (manufacturing)and to an extent rivers state(operating base the oil) of can be regarded as viable states who have achieved a measure of decent growth.

geeez:

If you can't understand the topic, you can ask someone to read and explain it to you instead of this ibecilistic jactitation of yours

geeez:

If you can't understand the topic, you can ask someone to read and explain it to you instead of this ibecilistic jactitation of yours

cashkid18: plx cn u tel me wat ogun is manufacturin

solapex: Let ♍ƺ advise you. Any goods that you buy as from now on, check where the goods is made. If that goods is made in nigeria, it is definately made in Ogun state. U̶̲̥̅̊ can cure Ūя̲̅ ignorance by doing that. 90 percent of every basic tins that is made in nigeria, if not made in lagos, it is made in ogun state.

cashkid18: do u mean d biscuits

solapex: Just do as I told U̶̲̥̅̊. Then U̶̲̥̅̊ will be amazed. I was suprised too when I find out. Just do it then U̶̲̥̅̊ will knw that OGun state is becoming the most industrialised state not just in nigeria but west africa. Intead of U̶̲̥̅̊ dwelling in ignorance, U̶̲̥̅̊ can educate urself by doing a research on the subject mater

cashkid18: dude,anambra n abia is more industrialised than ogun..d only tin dt i know dt is produced in ogun is likes of biscuits

solapex: well, I don't have time for argument. I can see that U̶̲̥̅̊ don't want to knw. Don't be left in the dark bro. Go and do research.