BuddahMonk: [s]Tell us abeg Statistician General of the Federation.

If you had visited Ibadam and Aba you dnt need a prophet to tell you that Aba maybe smaller than Ibadam but they Aba is light years ahead of Ibadan in wealth distribution, even development and standard of living.

Pls Ibadam isnt the one i passed on my to Ekiti or does any ibadam exist in the outerspace, that you can drive for more than 45mins without seeing a one storey building but gabbledroof old houses that date back to pre-colonial era.[/s]

danot1030: u seem not to understand, the implication of the analysis above is that there is higher cost of living at Aba than Lagos. Beside get the fact right not Aba as solo but Aba join with Port-Hacourt together. The over all implications is that Lagos might witness a higher rate of migration from these areas

danot1030: u seem not to understand, the implication of the analysis above is that there is higher cost of living at Aba than Lagos. Beside get the fact right not Aba as solo but Aba join with Port-Hacourt together. The over all implications is that Lagos might witness a higher rate of migration from these areas

danot1030: u seem not to understand, the implication of the analysis above is that there is higher cost of living at Aba than Lagos. Beside get the fact right not Aba as solo but Aba join with Port-Hacourt together. The over all implications is that Lagos might witness a higher rate of migration from these areas

eaglechild: Port Harcourt, Warri, Benin City, Aba, Enugu and
Onitsha make up the six city southeast cluster. Its
proximity to oil wells has led the region to be a hub
of activity for oil companies and foreign investment .
According to the report, total GDP in this cluster
alone is[b] $63bn, which is a close rival to Lagos’s
GDP of $68bn, [[/b]b]despite having far fewer households.[/b]
Both Port Harcourt and Aba have considerably
higher consumption per capita than Lagos.




Taking a critical look at the above we can see that the SE/Niger Delta cluster has the highest per capita consumption and standard of living.

Note that the SE cluster has a population of about just 7-9million with a corresponding GDP of $63B vs Lagos with a population of 21million and a GDP of $68B.

That is why they said PH and Aba ( and from calculations the other cities) have a CONSIDERABLY higher per capita consumption than Lagos.

atlwireles:

What are you saying here?

jesuslovesme123:

South Westerners prefer intelligent debate to empty, tribalistic rhetoric. Therefore, you should understand why you and I have nothing more to discuss.

chinolization: Abagworo..I don't care what you want but keep my state out of your mouth or this thread will become something else. Let your focus be on other states. Leave us alone..

AkinEgba: Ibadan the most powerful brown roof mega city in the world

after1:

You guys have started with your posting of old pics, Since you want to ruin this thread. I will help you.

AkinEgba:

What's going for Ibadan is its huge population. Thus, it is easy out of that huge population to find a sizable medium class. Still those decrepit brown roofs that strut its landscape is a clear sign of poverty. I was born in Ibadan and raised there substantially. I know every bit of it.

oduastates:
You may be from ibadan( I am not ) but you definitely have know clue of what makes Ibadan tick.
I will only give you one assignment.
Go to ojo junction,
Just that junction
Look at the economic activity happening there .
1 just imagine that the government was the one collecting all the money union bosses and police are pocketing .
calculate the value of goods going in / out of of ojo on just one trailer.

Go to the market (forgotten the name) where those welders,foundry craftsmen and technicians etc make grinding machine, shelling machine,peeling machine ,squeezing machine etc.
Walk around your area and check out the different activities.
These are just a tiny aspect of the sub economy .
It is then you will understand .
Ibadan had the most balanced economy in Nigeria.
Switch off the oil and Ibadan is still rocking.

AkinEgba:
Did you say Old? Have those brown roofs been changed?

after1:

I wont say much, just stop posting rubbish pictures on this lovely thread. I know who you are, keep pretending and forming Yoruba.

oduastates:
You may be from ibadan( I am not ) but you definitely have know clue of what makes Ibadan tick.
I will only give you one assignment.
Go to ojo junction,
Just that junction
Look at the economic activity happening there .
1 just imagine that the government was the one collecting all the money union bosses and police are pocketing .
calculate the value of goods going in / out of of ojo on just one trailer.

Go to the market (forgotten the name) where those welders,foundry craftsmen and technicians etc make grinding machine, shelling machine,peeling machine ,squeezing machine etc.
Walk around your area and check out the different activities.
These are just a tiny aspect of the sub economy .
It is then you will understand .
Ibadan had the most balanced economy in Nigeria.
Switch off the oil and Ibadan is still rocking.

AkinEgba:

You are foooolish. Did I ever tell you I am Yoruba? That I was born in Ibadan now makes me Yoruba? So if you know who I am you will then do what?

after1:

Ibadan ke. Dont be deceived by his handle and signature.

after1:

Is that all? I will let the insult pass, just focus on the thread and stop posting irrelevant pictures. Simple.

AkinEgba:

Why don't you stop me from posting picture? I dare you. Foooolish man/woman

phantom: but when I said the same thing on this forum some time ago,they wanted to crucify me.
Lagos is the richest state but its population makes nonsense of that wealth.
the extremes ,very rich and very poor are very evident in Lagos.
in PH,wealth is actually more evenly distributed.
in Lagos,you are more likely to pick a random person on the street who doesn't have five naira to his name...

after1:

You guys have started with your posting of old pics, Since you want to ruin this thread. I will help you.

AlJarzirah:
I don't believe that Port Harcourt, Benin or even Onitsha is more populous than Enugu. Enugu is one of the most thickly populated cities in Nigeria.

Abiagirl777:

Enyi rie nsi!u tink de world revolves around Anambra,my friend grow up and stop behaving lyk a yr child.SE,SS,Sw,we r working towards devolopment,and u r here inciting ppl aginst each oda,who gives a hoot abt Anambra.mtcheww

BuddahMonk: Enyi jiri nwayo here, its like your new in NL and doesnt know who Abagworo behave.

Abeg do not curse Anambra while trying to defend Abagworo because time will come when you will cause Yourself for siding Abagworo.

The abagworo guy is a fool and always like to instigate intra-igbo war here while posing as onye oguta.

He will be the first person to start bashing igbos with ndiofe.

Dnt take any side because the fool is yet to reveal himslef to you

Abiagirl777:

Enyi ghota ihem na ekwu.chino doesn't see anytin gud in even oda SE states and dats horrible,i'm neutral on NL,i dont support anybody except de truth.maybe u wont undastand because u r frm Anambra too but as i said before,No state or region is greater dan de oda,our govts havnt done anytin extraordinary and u guys praise dem
i stand for DEv. In SE!dats all

Boyedex: From the analysis, Aba and Portharcourt have greater per capita consumptions than Lagos and Ibadan and thus higher average levels of living. However, for starters, when you multiply the per capita of the cities by their respective populations, there is then a bigger overall economy in Lagos and Ibadan than in Ph and Aba respectively. Simple arithmetic that should be devoid of tribal rants.

ilugunboy:


I assure you that you are not go to find many supporters from the SEasterners here.

ilugunboy:

That is your opinion...and it counts for nothing.

Stop quoting me if you can't bring anything remotely close to intelligence to the table.

I lived in Aba for 2 year...inside Binez and Terminus hotels...outside of Umungazi GRA and the Low cost housing Estate.....no any place for good human habitation...

Boyedex: From the analysis, Aba and Portharcourt have greater per capita consumptions than Lagos and Ibadan and thus higher average levels of living. However, for starters, when you multiply the per capita of the cities by their respective populations, there is then a bigger overall economy in Lagos and Ibadan than in Ph and Aba respectively. Simple arithmetic that should be devoid of tribal rants.