OduaVanguard:


This is the kind of reliable counter evidence/breakdown i was asking to see to counter the Osun govrnment's figures. Clearly it refutes their data and appears more credible. But like Afigod said, i think we may be derailing this thread with this back and forth exchanges. We are waiting for more eye-candy o op.

scholes0:


Oyo state already has the second largest non-oil GDP in Nigeria, After Lagos.(as at 2010)
Ogun will come up fast, at the present rate of industrialization.

FKO81:
Even Osun GDP is far bigger . Ndi ara

OduaVanguard:


This is the kind of reliable counter evidence/breakdown i was asking to see to counter the Osun govrnment's figures. Clearly it refutes their data and appears more credible. But like Afigod said, i think we may be derailing this thread with this back and forth exchanges. We are waiting for more eye-candy o op.

scholes0:

Obviously, like you said, these figures do not reflect the rebased economy, in which the percentage of oil in the Nigerian economy has dropped drastically and Services and Industry has increased. With these put into consideration, i think the figures for South Eastern and South Western states would have increased drastically in the New Nigerian economy, and most especially states like Lagos, Ogun Anambra, Oyo, which have 100% completely non-oil economies

scholes0:


Pls, If I may ask
What parameters are you going by/using to quantify the standard of living of the people in Ogun, relative to the rest of Nigeria?
Does Aba, Onitsha or Nnewi look better or cleaner, or more advanced than Sango Otta or Ajuwon or Akute for example?

BuddahMonk:


Yes Anambra State look more standardized than Ogun State, apart from companies located around Shagamu and Agbara areas the entire Ogun State is a dead.
There are better housing structure in Fegge alone than the entire Ogun State, Anambra interior villages have more economic life than Ogun's, universities located in Ogun serve lagos residents very close to Lagos, there are more bank branches in Anambra than Ogun both commercial and MFBs to show you banks don't go where they do kuli kuli businesses, there are more small businesses in Anambra than Ogun and small businesses are what fuel economies of developing companies, there are more international markets in Anambra State than Ogun, when I mean international markets its not all these Iya Sikiru buka you people open every 4 market days .

I have been to Ilesha Remo, I have been to Akute, Abeokuta, Ijebu Ode et al, Ogun outside the places close to Lagos are burial ground.

Based on FMM and NAPEP Anambra has the least poverty rate in Nigeria despite high population density.

Please we have residential Ogun instead of all these interior decoration of companies your posting here, let's have your cities skyline and network of roads so that the comparision will commence in full blast.

Aigbofa:


It looks that way because Ogun state is almost as big as the entire south east.

AfricanGod2:
BuddahMonk please stop the useless comparisons^^^^^. it doesn't change the fact that Ogun is industrializing rapidly.

*modified*
And what the f***. Ask for their "city skylines" and "network of roads" when they ask for your own. You sound like some deranged illiterate village headmaster.

BuddahMonk:


Who else also doesn't know Russia is bigger tha US and Japan while Niger and Borno are bigger than Lagos.

Landmass doesn't mean economic activities and successes biko.

AfricanGod2:
BuddahMonk please stop the useless comparisons^^^^^. it doesn't change the fact that Ogun is industrializing rapidly.

*modified*
And what the f***. Ask for their "city skylines" and "network of roads" when they ask for your own. You sound like some deranged illiterate village headmaster.

Aigbofa:


If you relocate all the businesses in Lagos to Borno will Borno instantly look like clustered like Lagos?

BuddahMonk:


You know I was following the thread with keen interest until Ilekeh and OduaVanguard started calling us out and insulting us, please let me protect my interest because I have been asked to come and do that already.

BuddahMonk:


Ask who thinks its all about landmass, let the deranged goat check Japan, germany, france and US with relation to Russia, Aussie, chiina and india.

Aigbofa:


Where are the ibo multinationals comparable to the ones that gave the countries you mentioned bigger economies than Russia?

BuddahMonk:


These coys are not Ofe owned, they are foreign companies that came to Nigeria to do business, we don't own SabMiller, GCM and co, foreigners own them, so don't tell me because its in your land its yours.

Aigbofa:


Agreed, let us assume the same number of companies are coming to the south east who will run out land and resources first? Unless you want to stack the factories on top of each other. For your information, even the most advanced countries have a lot foreign owned companies.

BuddahMonk:
Do you know how many people that live in this street alone, with 3,4,5 strorey residential buildings on both sides of the street.
Imagine if we had wasted the lands building face me I face you and bungalow like you will seen below in ogun

BuddahMonk:


Economy is not about shiny companies and beautiful interiors, there are better roads in Anambra than Ogun and Anambra School system bested Ogun eveywhere so its not about the closer to Lagos things.

Does Ogun interiors have economic life.
Yes our skyline say much about us just like your mud apparitions define you all

BuddahMonk:


Yes Anambra State look more standardized, mordern, decent and baff up than Ogun State, apart from companies located around Shagamu and Agbara areas the entire Ogun State is dead.
There are better housing structures in Fegge alone than the entire Ogun State, can Ogun ever have places like Awada, Nkpor, Woliwo, Iyiowa, 33, in their entire life.

Please we have residential Ogun instead of all these interior decoration of companies your posting here, let's have your cities skyline and network of roads so that the comparision will commence in full blast.

BuddahMonk:
This is an Awada street from the balcony of my house, check how dense the place is and the nature of buildings there

BuddahMonk:
Do you know how many people that live in this street alone, with 3,4,5 strorey residential buildings on both sides of the street.
Imagine if we had wasted the lands building face me I face you and bungalow like you will seen below in ogun

scholes0:


Pls, If I may ask
What parameters are you going by/using to quantify the standard of living of the people in Ogun, relative to the rest of Nigeria?
Does Aba, Onitsha or Nnewi look better or cleaner, or more advanced than Sango Otta or Ajuwon or Akute for example?

customized07:
sango otta, ajuwon and akute are all small towns. They should be compare with abiriba, mgbidi and ohafia.

So tell me does sango otta, akute and ajuwon look better or cleaner than abiriba (for example), NO.