SweetCunt97:
Lolz, yes I know there are indigenous lagosians, don't get me wrong.

I gather.

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Abeg, the palace is burned down and you are here chasing ghosts. Go buy cement and start building now. Ode!

temi1290:


Until we all understand that this is a fight against our bad leaders and not against ourselves, not a fight against Yorubas, not a fight against Igbos, not a fight against Hausas or the other ethnic groups in Nigeria,then the purpose of this our struggle won't be fulfilled.The death of those innocent Nigerians that have died right from the year 1993 till now would be in vain if we don't recognize who our enemy is,for now,we are still fighting the wrong people.

Sir, don't mind them. the e-rats never tire when division is on their mind. Tire and fuel awaits them!

SweetCunt97:
Lolzzzz, very very easy upseting people here sha. And no, I don't believe Lagos is a no man's land. But the truth remains that d sweat of Igbos contributed to what Lagos is today.

There’s nothing like sweat of igbos. Tell me why sweat of igbos didn’t make south east look like Lagos state. As at today the whole igr in south east is less than that of ogun state

Lagos state is great today because of yorubas input in the city

SweetCunt97:
Eh but America gives its poor monthly allowances and no matter how poor you are there, you must go to school... So what exactly are you saying?

I'm sure you'll agree with me that training has depth and quality as well. I agree with the monthly allowance you mentioned but majority of what we have over there can't be replicated here, at least not until our perspective and orientation is changed.
Many youths don't even need monthly allowance. They'll rather jobs are created so they can earn a meaningful income.

micxwell:

I'm sure you'll agree with me that training has depth and quality as well. I agree with the monthly allowance you mentioned but majority of what we have over there can't be replicated here, at least not until our perspective and orientation is changed.
Many youths don't even need monthly allowance. They'll rather jobs are created so they can earn a meaningful income.

I'm more concerned about school. It should be a must! Abroad if u don't send ur kids to school, govt will take them from you. All that wasn't put in place in one day! We need progressive leaders and not closed minded people ruling us.

Sobasojek:

There’s nothing like sweat of igbos. Tell me why sweat of igbos didn’t make south east look like Lagos state. As at today the whole igr in south east is less than that of ogun state

Lagos state is great today because of yorubas input in the city

Can you kindly explain the Less Than Ogun State? You talking about land mass or development?

SweetCunt97:
Can you kindly explain the Less Than Ogun State? You talking about land mass or development?

No I mean internal generated revenue(igr) from companies and enterprises in ogun state is equivalent to igr in the whole of south east.
This means that productive companies in ogun state tally with productive companies in all south east put together. Just only ogun state here

Sobasojek:

No I mean internal generated revenue(igr) from companies and enterprises in ogun state is equivalent to igr in the whole of south east.
This means that productive companies in ogun state tally with productive companies in all south east put together. Just only ogun state here

companies, factories are sited close to the raw materials plus ogun get land to accomodate these companies that spilled from Lagos naw.

SweetCunt97:
companies, factories are sited close to the raw materials plus ogun get land to accomodate these companies that spilled from Lagos naw.

There are raw materials in south east as well though Lagos plays a factor in ogun state own as well as Benin republic border.

But the point is igbos sweat didn’t build Lagos because ogun state without igbos sweat still has more money than any state in south east. Oyo state generated more money than any state in south east as well in the last nbs igr statistics

phahahaha, so the protesters met their match here, great the youths of ijora.

pquaver:
they are developers that are in lagos

awusa-afonja

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