predentstats:


You think if the Federal Capital was not cited in Lagos that led to the development of the state.....
That Lagos will ride like this?
That its IGR will amount to what is quoted?

If we forget our source and humiliate the source then we'll be set for doom.

LAGOS OR YORUBAS DID NOT MAKE LAGOS WHAT IT IS.

I stand to be corrected.

emiraty:


No you didn't.listen man, am not gonna waste my time on people such as you . Please go to alausa or simply google okay?
Have a nice day ahead

firstolalekan:

who asked MY CHAINED CRETINUOS FATHER to speak?

PassingShot:
Very good news we have here

A people who have failed to be prudent in times of surplus should not mind suffering the consequences of their financial recklessness in times of shortage.

If one takes a look at what this country has earned from "oyel" in the past decade alone and compare it to where we are, one would have no choice than to conclude that we have missed our golden opportunity to be great.

The careless spending, looting and corruption is done on a scale that makes you wonder if the stuupid leaders ever thought of tomorrow. Unfortunately the "tomorrow" is here with us now and we will suffer as a nation.

We can still get certain things right if we go back to the drawing board and do the needful by making our leaders accountable. And again, unfortunately the so-called youths whom you would expect to do the right things are even worse than the so-called looters of yesteryears.

Gbawe:
@Topic.


I am very proud of the achievements of Lagos. It is times like this that the reality of who is leading well, and who is failing, becomes crystal-clear despite how Nigerians like to play politics of ethnicity and sectional bias. Let oil fall to $10 per barrel. When Nigerians begin to suffer terribly then they will hopefully learn a lesson or two about putting sentiments aside to vote out terrible leaders who maintain ten air-planes,at hideously monumental costs, in a poverty-ridden nation .

kmariko:

Further analysis of the NBS IGR data showed that Akwa Ibom’s IGR of N15.39 billion was equivalent to 3.25 percent of its 2013 budget of N470.1 billion.

Bayelsa’s IGR of N10.5 billion is equivalent to 3.45 percent of its 2013 budget of N304.05 billion, Delta States IGR of N50.2 billion is equivalent to 10.63 percent of its 2013 budget of N472 billion.

seanet02:

firstolalekan:

E no go better for MY useless bus conductor drunkard father.
And MY wh0re mother too.
ME A product of a broken condom.
Flathèad bastard from aluû community.

seanet02:

E no go better for MY useless bus conductor drunkard
father.
And MY wh0re mother too.
ME A product of a broken condom.
Flathèad bastard from aluû community.

Rexyl:
All States govt should get sense and begin to work on how to increase their IGR. Oil money may no longer do the magic as usual. Oil fame is gradually fading out. Everyone should better think of the alternative now before the final collapse of oil economy.

Raiders:
Another reason why I think fashola should replace GEJ. 80% of Nigeria revenue is gotten from oil and we need to diversify our revenue and rely less on oil