Iamgrey5:
Ipob department of statistics figures right?

You mean foreign investment that hold important businesses in Lagos are all igbos

Oyo generate more than all South East state Outside Anambra.

Go figure!

Which is far more accurate that the SW almajiri-run NBS statistics

Remove Igbo-induced revenue generation in Lagos, and see Lagos come down to the level of Zamfara state

DuwaRepublic:


Correction, Lagos is buying gas from Imo state not sucking.

Thank God, Igbos are pouring in revenue into Lagos so they can buy things. But we are yet to be told whether Lagos is buying the gas coming from Imo state.

OfoIgbo:


Thank God, Igbos are pouring in revenue into Lagos so they can buy things. But we are yet to be told whether Lagos is buying the gas coming from Imo state.

Who is forcing you to pour revenues into Lagos? You love us so much you are just donating money into Lagos for free shey?

OfoIgbo:


Try and first reduce the nonexistent audio gas flaring in Ondo

As slow as you are, at least! you should always identify a private project when you see one

Shell currently supplies gas to Lagos through Ugborodo (Evarcos) an Ishekiri area close to Ilaje areas of Ondo state and want to diversify their supply chain because of pipeline vandalism.

So tell me how would shell have invested in a Ilaje community which is neighbouring community to Ugborodo, if beating Pipeline vandalism was their aim?

DuwaRepublic:


Audio you say?

Let them lay a gas pipeline from Ondo to Lagos, for us to authenticate all these audio misinformation.

Let Lagos stop begging for and sucking Imo gas

OfoIgbo:


Which is far more accurate that the SW almajiri-run NBS statistics

Remove Igbo-induced revenue generation in Lagos, and see Lagos come down to the level of Zamfara state

Igbo induced as in Gala and 4 by 4 shops

Fashola once did that, but you people came crawling back.

Iamgrey5:
As slow as you are, at least! you should always identify a private project when you see one

Shell currently supplies gas to Lagos through Ugborodo (Evarcos) an Ishekiri area close to Ilaje areas of Ondo state and want to diversify their supply chain because of pipeline vandalism.

So tell me how would shell have invested in a Ilaje community which is neighbouring community to Ugborodo, if beating Pipeline vandalism was their aim?

Obviously Lagos is still begging for more gas, which is why they are now so interested in the far-away Imo gas. In the east our youths are not into the whole pipeline vandalism thing. Once they get into it, that's when you will really get to know the extent of oil and gas in Igboland.
Enjoy the peaceful nature of Igbo youths while it lasts.

techmo:


Lagos is our land.. yoruba land... tell your ibo people to stop packing them self tight inside ifesinachi busses to come and disturb us in yoruba land... if you stay at home to develop then break up would be faster

Yeah the same Lagos biult with wealth stolen from the south east and South South and you say we the people from the two regions should not take benefits abi?
FYI, the last time I checked, Lagos is a no man's land so stop doing attach by force. the yorubanza tribe is so stupidly lazy that they cannot even feed themselves let alone build Lagos. you sold ur land to foreigners and the foreigners built it for you and now you want to claim landlord. ko le work. you goats won't let this scam of country break bcs if that happens, hunger will kill all of you and your attach by force Lagos.
Any little thing you begin to attach ur lazy asses to Lagos by force. that's the only thing you can do. all the other yorubanza states are worst than my village backyard and that's why when they come to south South or enugu or anambra states, dem no wan go back again. nonsense people.

OfoIgbo:


Obviously Lagos is still begging for more gas, which is why they are now so interested in the far-away Imo gas. In the east our youths are not into the whole pipeline vandalism thing. Once they get into it, that's when you will really get to know the extent of oil and gas in Igboland.
Enjoy the peaceful nature of Igbo youths while it lasts.

Shell would invest billions to take advantage of poor power supply in Nigeria to supply the Economic engine of Nigeria

No one is begging for anything, Shell is taking advantage of a situation created by the failure in the Nigerian state.

Iamgrey5:
Igbo induced as in Gala and 4 by 4 shops

Fashola once did that, but you people came crawling back.

I'm talking about computer village, Idumota e.t.c The containers in the Lagos wharfs most of which are Igbo-owned, and of course the supermarkets, various businesses that litter Lagos.

OfoIgbo:


I'm talking about computer village, Idumota e.t.c The containers in the Lagos wharfs most of which are Igbo-owned, and of course the supermarkets, various businesses that litter Lagos.

So how much does computer village contribute?

And are igbos the only people involved in the Importation and Exportation of goods?

And igbos the only buying from igbos in Lagos?

We are talking about companies like MTN, Globalcom, Dangote group(operating in Lagos and Ogun), FBN group, Nestlé, PZ(Operating in Ibadan) , Nigerian tobacco (operating in ibadan) etc.

This is one Righteous Northerner. Allah bless him.

okooyinbo:
From this man's submission, it is easy to see that the solution to Nigeria's issues is to put in a structure that respects our differences, and allows for us to live by our cultures, but at the same time encourages us to grow Nigeria as a country, and to be a proud citizen.

Breaking up Nigeria will not solve the issues as already answered by the man himself. Nigeria would need to be split into thousand pieces if not millions if we believe his illustration of the level of mistrust going around.

Nigeria needs honest reforms and accountability of not only the Government institutions, but also the citizenry.

Best writeup so far...

Iamgrey5:
So how much does computer village contribute?

And are igbos the only involved in the Importation and Export of goods?

And igbos the only buying from igbos in Lagos?

We are talking about companies like MTN, Globalcom, Dangote group(operating in Lagos and Ogun), FBN group, Nestlé, PZ(Operating in Ibadan) , Nigerian tobacco (operating in ibadan) etc.

Way more than 50% of everything imported into Nigeria are by the Igbos. I am sure if you add SSners to the mix, it may increase to up to 65%. I hope you get the picture.

Some of the major multinationals, are owned or franchised by Igbos also. Igbos have a huge chunk of the wholesale and retail businesses in Lagos. Spare parts, electronics importation, wholesale and retail are controlled by the Igbos, So put it in any way you want, Igbos are responsible for a larger chunk of the revenue contribution in Lagos.
The transportation business e.t.c you name them, Igbos have a huge share in Lagos

OfoIgbo:


Way more than 50% of everything imported into Nigeria are by the Igbos. I am sure if you add SSners to the mix, it may increase to up to 65%. I hope you get the picture.

Some of the major multinationals, are owned or franchised by Igbos also. Igbos have a huge chunk of the wholesale and retail businesses in Lagos. Spare parts, electronics importation, wholesale and retail are controlled by the Igbos, So put it in any way you want, Igbos are responsible for a larger chunk of the revenue contribution in Lagos.
The transportation business e.t.c you name them, Igbos have a huge share in Lagos

@ emboldened

ipob department of statistics as usual

Which of Major multi national company I listed above belongs to igbos

The only Multi national that belongs to igbo are igbos from South South and they are Banks.

Uba, Zenith and Access.

Iamgrey5:
@ emboldened

ipob department of statistics as usual

Which of Major multi national company I listed above belongs to igbos

The only Multi national that belongs to igbo are igbos from South South and they are Banks.

Uba, Zenith and Access.

You obviously do not know that Pascal Dozie controls MTN in Nigeria.

Capital oil operations are quite huge in the SW.

But quite a huge chunk of the medium sized enterprises are Igbo owned and a combination of 3 or 4 of them, makes them quite as large as some of these multinationals.

Again, the fact you cannot refute is that more than 50% of everything imported into Nigeria is done by Igbos.

OfoIgbo:


You obviously do not know that Pascal Dozie controls MTN in Nigeria.

Capital oil operations are quite huge in the SW.

But quite a huge chunk of the medium sized enterprises are Igbo owned and a combination of 3 or 4 of them, makes them quite as large as some of these multinationals.

Again, the fact you cannot refute is that more than 50% of everything imported into Nigeria is done by Igbos.

MTN Nigeria shareholders

So how is Pascal Dozie controlling MTN with 1% shares?

Capital oil is not huge in the South West

Conoil and Onando control a large market share in the Southwest.

Honestly,ogba eranko ni nigeria.how can you forced different people,who doesn't have anything in common to form a country.


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Iamgrey5:
MTN Nigeria shareholders

So how is Pascal Dozie controlling MTN with 1% shares?

Capital oil is not huge in the South West

Conoil and Onado control a large market share in the Southwest.

Hahahaha, you ojoro man. You only showed the top two conglomerates with the highest shares, and then skipped the rest, and went to number 6.

Show us number 3, 4, 6.
Number 3 seems like an Igbo name and happens to be an individual. I suspect it is Victor Odili, or its variant. Please show the rest

OfoIgbo:



Hahahaha, you ojoro man. You only showed the top two conglomerates with the highest shares, and then skipped the rest, and went to number 6.

Show us number 3, 4, 6.
Number 3 seems like an Igbo name and happens to be an individual. I suspect it is Victor Odili, or its variant. Please show the rest

Victor odili has 3% share

So how do people with 3% and 1% claim they own a company?

oR didn't you see Yorubas and Hausa shareholders too?

I did hide anything, my camera did not capture it.


You said Pascal dozie owns MTN Nigeria and i debunked it.

Iamgrey5:
Victor odili has 3% share

So how do people with 3% and 1% claim they own a company?

oR didn't you see Yorubas and Hausa shareholders too?

I did hide anything, my camera did not capture it.


You said Pascal dozie owns MTN Nigeria and i debunked it.

Victor Odili



Value of Shares: $244 million

Victor Odili is MTN Nigeria’s largest individual shareholder with 806,886,900 shares currently valued at N87.7 billion ($244 million). The Nigerian businessman is the chairman and executive director of Aeromaritime Group, a parent company to over 8 member-companies operating in different sectors across Nigeria including shipping, stevedoring and oil and gas.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/mfonobongnsehe/2019/05/19/meet-the-6-largest-individual-shareholders-in-mobile-telecom-giant-mtn-nigeria/#4a3e0c101e87


So according to this forbes article, Victor Odili is the largest INDIVIDUAL shareholder in MTN Nigeria. Followed by Pascal Dozie.
Basically these two Igbo individuals have more shares in MTN Nigeria than any other Yoruba or Hausa man, in the company. Let us digest this for a few minutes.

So when you mention MTN Nigeria, just know that my Igbo brothers are the largest individual shareholders in it. Igbos run tingz

BabaO2:

Your problem is reading and understanding the content. You saw repeatedly in the write-up that Yorubas is the only homogeneous tribe and would form a perfect nation they have been agitating for. If not the amalgamation and bad belle politics masterminded by ibos with connivance with some power brokers from the north to reduce the strength and importance of Yorubas, do you think Edo and Delta would have been carved out as mid-western from Western state: in all honesty, there are substantial yorubas in Edo, Delta, Kogi and Kwara. Ibo nation is not sustainable unless you play second fiddle to the Niger Delta people who are nowadays wiser and more brutal. They don't also like or can tolerate you.

"Yoruba is the only homogeneous tribe and can form a perfect nation.." in your dream. "Next, the various tribal groups, principalities and commenters will suddenly wake up from their slumber and revive the old bitter rivalries. Will the Egba summit to Ijebu?, will the Modekekes summit to the Ifes? What of the Ijesha? Will they stand akimbo while Iwo and Ede go away with all the milk and honey from the phantom republic? It will be a den of jealous. Rancorous and disunited neighbors". By prof Akintola. www.inform.ng/post muric faults amotekun... it's a ploy for secession.
Who told you Igbo nation is not sustainable and how can 50 million people play second fiddle to 20 million people, unless you want to deny some Igbos their roots. Great Igbo race doesn't need anybody to like or dislike them, they are too big enough to be an independent country. Your divide and rule tactics since 1970 is no longer working you should pay more attention to what professor ( muric) Akintola said.

OfoIgbo:



Victor Odili



Value of Shares: $244 million

Victor Odili is MTN Nigeria’s largest individual shareholder with 806,886,900 shares currently valued at N87.7 billion ($244 million). The Nigerian businessman is the chairman and executive director of Aeromaritime Group, a parent company to over 8 member-companies operating in different sectors across Nigeria including shipping, stevedoring and oil and gas.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/mfonobongnsehe/2019/05/19/meet-the-6-largest-individual-shareholders-in-mobile-telecom-giant-mtn-nigeria/#4a3e0c101e87


So according to this forbes article, Victor Odili is the largest INDIVIDUAL shareholder in MTN Nigeria. Followed by Pascal Dozie.
Basically these two Igbo individuals have more shares in MTN Nigeria than any other Yoruba or Hausa man, in the company. Let us digest this for a few minutes.

So when you mention MTN Nigeria, just know that my Igbo brothers are the largest individual shareholders in it. Igbos run tingz

Bro it’s like you have problem with English

Both Odili and Pascal only have 4% combined share

Yorubas have like 2% combined shares

MTN parent company has 75% shares

So how does MTN Nigeria belong to igbo?

Ok.

awgumayor:
"Yoruba is the only homogeneous tribe and can form a perfect nation.." in your dream. "Next, the various tribal groups, principalities and commenters will suddenly wake up from their slumber and revive the old bitter rivalries. Will the Egba summit to Ijebu?, will the Modekekes summit to the Ifes? What of the Ijesha? Will they stand akimbo while Iwo and Ede go away with all the milk and honey from the phantom republic? It will be a den of jealous. Rancorous and disunited neighbors". By prof Akintola. www.inform.ng/post muric faults amotekun... it's a ploy for secession.
Who told you Igbo nation is not sustainable and how can 50 million people play second fiddle to 20 million people, unless you want to deny some Igbos their roots. Great Igbo race doesn't need anybody to like or dislike them, they are too big enough to be an independent country. Your divide and rule tactics since 1970 is no longer working you should pay more attention to what professor ( muric) Akintola said.

These people, you always talk rawbish and ignorantly complain on rawbish. Yoruba tribe/nation is homogeneous as narrated by even an objective northerner. Egbas, ijebus, ijeshas, oyos etc you guys are twisting are merely only different by their native dialects, their identity is the same

flyingpig:
if power were to shift to an indigenous Muslim Igbo, ask an Igbo man, because there are indigenous Igbo Muslims there; if power were to shift to say, Imo State and it is shifted to an indigenous Muslim Igbo, if you ask the entire Igbo nation who are not Muslims whether power has shifted to them they will tell you no

Indigenous Muslim in which Imo state?

Nothing like indigenous Igbo Moslem. Moslem is alien to igbos . Neither christianity nor Moslem is indigenous to Igbos .

BabaO2:

These people, you always talk rawbish and ignorantly complain on rawbish. Yoruba tribe/nation is homogeneous as narrated by even an objective northerner. Egbas, ijebus, ijeshas, oyos etc you guys are twisting are merely only different by their native dialects, their identity is the same

You can call it rawbish or rawbiscuit all you like, but nothing like rubbish in what professor Akintola said. You want to tell me that a Northerner knows more than professor Ishaq Muric Akintola. A Yoruba professor for that matter.

awgumayor:
You want to tell me that a Northerner knows more than professor Ishaq Muric Akintola. A Yoruba professor for that matter.

I don't know any professor Ishaq Akintola probably he's not a competent real professor or a mere
irrelevant attention seeker

BabaO2:
I don't know any professor Ishaq Akintola probably he's not a competent real professor or a mere
irrelevant attention seeker

Yoruba knows the deep rivalries among them, the deep hatred among them, the deep division among them, but they will be the first to shout " Igbos don't love themselves"! Yet those ( Igbos) who hate themselves have been agitating to leave Nigeria, while those who love themselves, who are more united than anyone are afraid to stand on their own. Even the northerners people call parasites are even ready for the breakup. I can't imagine the kind of wailing that will be in South West when Nigeria finally come to an end.

Iamgrey5:
Bro it’s like you have problem with English

Both Odili and Pascal only have 4% combined share

Yorubas have like 2% combined shares

MTN parent company has 75% shares

So how does MTN Nigeria belong to igbo?

You seem both English and maths challenged.
First of all, my two Igbo brothers own approximately 5.5% of MTN Nigeria.
Secondly, I clearly mentioned INDIVIDUAL largest shareholders.
Thirdly, the shares by MTN is a normal thing after all they own the name. What matters is who are those that own the remaining shares. As you can see, my Igbo brothers have more than outdone your brother's in this

So from an individual standpoint, they have more say than your brother's, in MTN nigeria

OfoIgbo:


You seem both English and maths challenged.

First of all, my two Igbo brothers own approximately 5.5% of MTN Nigeria.

Secondly, I clearly mentioned INDIVIDUAL largest shareholders.
Thirdly, the shares by MTN is a normal thing after all they own the name. What matters is who are those that own the remaining shares. As you can see, my Igbo brothers have more than outdone your brother's in this

So from an individual standpoint, they have more say than your brother's, in MTN nigeria

4% or 5.5%! What is the big difference?

@ emboldened

You are obviously not that smart and also a compulsive lair

Below is your comment

OfoIgbo:


You obviously do not know that Pascal Dozie controls MTN in Nigeria.

So how is Pascal controlling MTN with 1.6 %
Stake

Notwithstanding, your point is that igbos contributed 50% of Lagos revenue and control majority of the multinationals in Lagos and Nigeria at large.

So how will Igbos control MTN with 5.5%? Are you saying if those igbos decide to pull out today, MTN Nigeria would cease to function.

They have no power to influence any major decision in MTN Nigeria or select the board of directors as of today?

If you don't understand your stupidity by now, then I give up on you!

awgumayor:
Yoruba knows the deep rivalries among them, the deep hatred among them, the deep division among them, but they will be the first to shout " Igbos don't love themselves"! Yet those ( Igbos) who hate themselves have been agitating to leave Nigeria, while those who love themselves, who are more united than anyone are afraid to stand on their own. Even the northerners people call parasites are even ready for the breakup. I can't imagine the kind of wailing that will be in South West when Nigeria finally come to an end.

I don't know what you are talking about this man.... Over