rdokoye:


Lagos is in Yorubaland but it wasn't built by Yoruba people. That's why there are no cities in Yorubaland that are able to rival it.

Additionally, 90% of Yoruba people live in the other 5 Yoruba states. So I'd like to see projects touching the lives of the generality of Yoruba people.

Maduawuchukwu:
From this article, even the North west attracted lesser investments than the Soutj East. Most of the investments coming into Nigeria ends up in the Lagos/Ogun axis. This is because of the Status of Lagos as Nigera's commercial capital and not as a result of any enabling environment put in place by the state governments. Lagos does not have an enabling environment for business. Look at how the LASG destroyed Gokada's business and is on track to hamper the operations of Uber and Bolt. Did the actions of the state Governement reflect one that consciously puts in place good government policies? Do all the harassment from touts and endless gridlocks reflect a government that is serious about promoting investments? Lagos attracts investment because of their status and not because of any State government policy. Ogun state is merely a beneficiary of proximity to Lagos.

FrMbaka:



In the Southern region of Nigeria

The North are on their own.

The federal policies favours the South West most.

kettykin:
Audio FDI.the problem with this statistics is the only checked foreign investment inflow and not internal investment inflow

totit:
Why investors shun region
• Low returns, poor infrastructure trigger apathy
• Investors attack governors
• We’re doing our best, govs’ forum insists




https://guardian.ng/news/how-south-east-lost-out-in-93b-foreign-investments/