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Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by Osidazz19: 9:53pm On Mar 19 |
chopnaira: Same thing in New York. YINMU |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by chopnaira: 9:54pm On Mar 19 |
Osidazz19:They also discovered America. Goan verify. 5 Likes 1 Share
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Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by Osidazz19: 9:55pm On Mar 19 |
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Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by wifeesnatcher(m): 9:58pm On Mar 19 |
Arobaga: And we promised you by 2027 we won't still vote for your useless obi, na only Igbo go vote that criminal Ekiti that export agricultural crops, cocoa among others is what you call barren? Ogun state has the highest human capitals in Nigeria, you join them in your useless derogatory expression all because they don't believe in your peter obi you cursed for 8yrs As you cursed Ekiti and Ogun, your family will get the cursed in million folds 3 Likes |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by yomi531(m): 10:01pm On Mar 19 |
Arobaga:Are u talking about Ogun state ? U funny o. Ever heard of Agbara , Igbesa and the likes? Most of the biscuits, drinks and stuff u consume are made there. Companies yapa for that axis like maddd 6 Likes |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by Puss360(f): 10:02pm On Mar 19 |
ISellBeer:A- Although all states can't be equal, at least the size difference shouldn't be much, so in terms of comparative advantage, a state shouldn't use it's landmass as an excuse... For example, Lagos state is the smallest state, while Niger state is the biggest but food items/agricultural produce are cheaper in Niger state... Had it been Lagos has a very large landmass it can accommodate Farming as a source of igr and the people will benefit "Directly" in terms of food, coz what is consumed is cultivated there .. In other words, lagosians are at a disadvantage compared to those in Niger state in terms of Agriculture.. B- No need creating because of population... What if in future the population reduces, will the state be divided? C- No need, those that generated the IGR should benefit from it... No need creating or dividing an existing state ... D- Lol.... We practice Democracy not Oligarchy... |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by HellVictorinho6(m): 10:02pm On Mar 19 |
Realtruth2023: Whos talking nigeria vs sa? Stop dis rubbish Besides, the 36 states are not supposed to be fighting ...thatz the peak of insanity. All of them are not developed They are all in a state of economic emergency Run recklessly by political parties that depend on human sacrifice as we speak mrvitalis thinks he is the one to determine whos valuable and whos not. well,if i buy garri 4 the same inflated price 2moro,then let the occultic meetings across the world be disturbed. |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by Benwems(m): 10:03pm On Mar 19 |
the following aren't meant to be states: SE Ebony SS Nil SW ekiti, osun, ondo NC Kwara, etc NW kebbi, jigawa, zamfara, etc NE Borno, Yob3, etc |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by Yelight(m): 10:06pm On Mar 19 |
christejames: It is intentional because if the people are free from poverty nobody will do them ranka dede tomorrow. Make them very poor today so that with #1k during election they will vote for you again 1 Like |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by Chicagograduate(m): 10:08pm On Mar 19 |
ppogba:No be the same state your people dey shout say 'Ebin pawa!Does Lagos have a special status? 2 Likes |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by Mccullum: 10:09pm On Mar 19 |
cadmanspize: Sorry for you, Lagos is already one of the South Western states, a geopolitical zone that belongs to Yoruba people. That's an history. |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by festacman(m): 10:15pm On Mar 19 |
justmondris: That governors are shortsighted and lazy doesn't make states non-viable economically. In the hands of sincere persons with vision and ideas, every state in Nigeria will become competitively viable. |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by sparko1(m): 10:16pm On Mar 19 |
Arobaga: Which river, your village river? 1 Like |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by sparko1(m): 10:24pm On Mar 19 |
Benwems: Lol, going by IGR, Imo, Abia, Enugu are below Ondo, as a matter of fact there's no SE state in top 10. There are no states for NC above Ondo apart from Kwara, Kwara is hardly NC Apart from Kaduna and Kano, no northern state above Ondo. All this JSS 2 children, go and do your homework oh! 1 Like |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by 43Ronin: 10:30pm On Mar 19 |
One would have thought the acclaimed Democrat and fighter for democracy would have repealed and instituted a new constitution. But no, he wants to also loot from this one |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by Hawkler: 10:39pm On Mar 19 |
jetwonder:Kaduna? Then you cheated to scale through primary and secondary school then Tertiary if you pass Waec or Neco. |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by campbelljosh(m): 10:44pm On Mar 19 |
Which Ogun state? Ogun state dey generate money na thieves too much Arobaga: |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by Banbanna(m): 10:45pm On Mar 19 |
Especially merging Ogun State with Lagos. Their boundaries is not quite clearly defined. Both of their workforces resides and work in either States. I'd like to see that happen at least for the benefit of me seeing the Ogun State part of the Lagos/Benin express road that's always perennially bad being well constructed for once Puss360: |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by campbelljosh(m): 10:45pm On Mar 19 |
Abeg tell am o. Ogun state get money die Depriest2020: |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by onuman: 10:46pm On Mar 19 |
The states were proliferated in the old northern region to channell most of the oil revenues from the Niger delta region to the old northern region. Problem is that most people, especially in the south of Nigeria, do not understand that land mass or population figure is not used as criterion to proliferate too many new federating units in an area with large landmass or population for a country formed by different regions. Three regions - east, west and north formed Nigeria in 1960. For fairness, there should have been equal number of states in the three regions that formed Nigeria in 1960. |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by GoodSpirit: 10:48pm On Mar 19 |
Puss360: It's not about landmass but viability of the state. Landmass isn't the issue because most of the states with big landmass has little to nothing as internal generated revenue. |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by enemyofprogress: 10:50pm On Mar 19 |
Chimarto:size matters o. Women no dey like make the thing too small. E no dey sweet them. They always like it big. |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by temielects(m): 10:55pm On Mar 19 |
Depriest2020:brother learn the to give Silence as response to f++ls that's what they deserve |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by TrackerSK: 10:58pm On Mar 19 |
Depriest2020:IGR from skull mining |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by wiseoneking: 11:04pm On Mar 19 |
Arobaga:Remove Ogun from that list. Lagos impact on Ogun had it escaped from the list |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by wiseoneking: 11:05pm On Mar 19 |
Depriest2020:they have come again with this matter |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by Atlantis585: 11:08pm On Mar 19 |
ibechris: Ouch! Serious uppercut! |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by smartemperor042: 11:10pm On Mar 19 |
Stupid and foolish comparisons! Empty brain. Once they talk of Biafra now, u start urinating on your boxers, yet you hate them! chopnaira: |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by JustYourself: 11:16pm On Mar 19 |
Sleekfingers:But Ebonyi state is bigger than some countries in europe besides Ebonyi state is known for rice production and several quarry or mining sites and large deposit of limestone in the state, what's Ekiti state and other states you mentioned known for. |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by cyrusmillz: 11:23pm On Mar 19 |
Arobaga: I can't argue about Ekiti, but Ogun is the third richest state in Nigeria |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by Exousiang01: 11:24pm On Mar 19 |
Arobaga:You said Ogun and Oyo are barren..... Can we look at the state's with the top 10 IGR in the country please..... This one will say he is youth and he is better than the old people in government. 1 Like |
Re: Alibaba: Some States Should Have Been Local Government Areas by FaceTanke: 11:26pm On Mar 19 |
Arobaga: E no go better for u Useless cultist 1 Like |
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