LeonSaab:
how is Anambra representative of igbos

lawani:


Yes estimate is okay. Yoruba are ninety percent of LASG whose spouses are also working.
They are maybe 40 percent of Federal civil service if not more.
Traders will be like seventy percent if all traders are added together.
Artisans will be close to ninety percent
Private schools maybe seventy percent
Almost all petrol stations
More than eighty percent of bakeries
Majority of pure water factories
At least half of people in the transport sector
Hoteliers will be close to eighty percent.
Etc etc etc

Gamesmart:


Retard, so what was Nigeria's population of Indians in 1980, 1990, 2000?

There must have been so much Indian Nigerian citizens giving birth to children in Nigeria, getting rhese children Nigerian citizenship BUT also blatantly refusing to get these kids Indian citizenship, hence why Indian government think only 40K people of Indian heritage are in Nigeria, while your moronic ass told us it was 800K.

LeonSaab is stupidity personified!

Gamesmart:


Because mooorons like LeonSaab would make such a claim.

Question: Was your approach an intelligent way to show, or does it prove, Yorubas voted massively for Peter Obi?

LeonSaab:
Oga stop been an idiot....I thought maybe your sense had started coming together but please feel free to a stay a fool I've moved from you........total Indian population in India alone is 1.4Billion but for your mind it's impossible for 4 generations of Indians in Nigeria and of Nigerian Origin to be up to 800k......for your mind once born they have to wait for aregbesola to confer citizenship on them.....it's just like saying a child born in America will be counted as a Nigerian when they are doing census because they are born to Nigerian parents or carry a second passport......

lawani:


Different countries have different laws but nowhere in the world is citizenship taken by force. All the Yoruba online shouting that PH, Onitsha, Aba are no man lands, Igbos are dirty, lazy, cowards and etc while working and making a living in Biafra should not be granted citizenship of Biafra because they will pour sand into the gari of Biafra but of course they can work

Usenokpevbo:
stop giving these facts from your head like an illiterate, i do expect you would have quoted some materials to backup your point like an efficient graduate that is capable of research, but what do we have? A clown that pulls off outrageous statistics from his arse.

This was in 1964,

LeonSaab:
sure citizenship is not forced, by the time they block you at the border your eye go clear.....

Gamesmart:


I really struggle to believe there are more Yorubas in the USA than Igbos.

I am suspecting maybe Yorubas just teach their kids their indigenous language more than Igbos.

There are more Yorubas in the UK than Igbo. I struggle to believe that is also the case in the USA.

LeonSaab:
sure citizenship is not forced, by the time they block you at the border your eye go clear.....

adamusuleiman1:
As reported by the US Census Bureau:

Yoruba: 207,252
Akan: 149,510
Igbo: 117,118
Fulani: 28,100
Wolof: 25,529

Source:
https://data.census.gov/mdat/#/search?ds=ACSPUMS1Y2022&rv=LANP&wt=PWGTP

Okada691:
for a fact i know that guy acts delusional, he wants his feelings to become reality , but truth is different from feelings, the facts that the igbos alone had 11% of the population of Lagos in 1964 reveals all their lies. I saw the text too and sincerely i was shocked. I had to download the whole material

The guy would argue with his life that there are more Yoruba than Igbo in the north , where? North wey i don go? You are in ilesha there talking about North, like you have been there, you that has not left ilesha all your life, at most to Lagos on visitation

Here is another revealing point that concerns my previous argument with him

Swiftgrp:

It is Lagos Island (Lagos for short) that is being refered to in the screenshot that you attached here.

That's an estimated 11 percent of the 1964 population of Lagos Island (NOT Lagos State which has a larger landmass). Lagos State only came into existence for the very first time out of the 12 new states the General Yakubu Gowon's government created on May 27,1967.

More than 95 percent of the total landmass of what is now Lagos State was carved out of Western Region (Which later evolved into Western State on May 27, 1967) and merged with majorly Lagos Island to form Lagos State for the indigenes.

Swiftgrp:

It is Lagos Island (Lagos for short) that is being refered to in the screenshot that you attached here.

That's an estimated 11 percent of the 1964 population of Lagos Island (NOT Lagos State which has a larger landmass). Lagos State only came into existence for the very first time out of the 12 new states the General Yakubu Gowon's government created on May 27,1967.

More than 95 percent of the total landmass of what is now Lagos State was carved out of Western Region (Which later evolved into Western State on May 27, 1967) and merged with majorly Lagos Island to form Lagos State for the indigenes.

Okada691:
That is true, there has even been more thorough migrations into every nuke and cranny of Lagos state even . When Lagos state was created in 1967, it was still the capital of the fct for 24 years before it moved to Abuja, nothing changed. Lagos is just about 3000 km2. It’s a very small enclave.

Swiftgrp:

Indeed it's a small enclave of 3000 km2 like you indicated... the smallest state in Nigeria, just next to Anambra.

But please NOTE that Lagos Island [NOT Lagos State] was the administrative capital of Nigeria from 1914 to 1991. The Lagos which is referred to as the capital of Nigeria or FCT is Lagos Island.

Some people [especially the younger ones who have not been paying attention to history] often mistake Lagos State as the capital or FCT, but it was Lagos Island that was the FCT.

Lagos Island infact played a DUAL ROLE as the capital of the newly created Lagos State on May 27,1967, AND the administrative capital of Nigeria. It was NOT until 1975 that the CAPITAL of Lagos State was moved from Lagos Island to Alausa in Ikeja.



You can read a more DETAILED info BELOW on Lagos Island being the DUAL capital of Lagos State and Nigeria in the past:

=> https://www.britannica.com/place/Lagos-Nigeria
Lagos, city and chief port, Lagos state, Nigeria. Until 1975 it was the capital of Lagos state, and until December 1991 it was the federal capital of Nigeria. Ikeja replaced Lagos as the state capital, and Abuja replaced Lagos as the federal capital. Lagos, however, remained the unofficial seat of many government agencies.

EmperorCaesar:


Are u sure you're igbo?

Surprised to see u type this