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[color=#1980BC] My heart goes out to the stranger fiance...Only he will bear the brunt of this conspiracy…Poor soul. [/color] |
IamAthens: They are tractors for sale if you're interested contact me on nedzedzei@gmail.com |
IamAthens: They are tractors for sale if you're interested contact me on nedzedzei@gmail.comMight be interested but do you have seeds for sale or know anyone who does??.... |
[color=#1980BC] **Searches photogallery for Ibadam roof pictures to post on thread**** [/color] |
Will highly appreciate Anybody with info on any abuja-based agro allied firms or farmers in stock with these agricultural inputs for sale;Water melon seeds,Cucumber seeds,Bambara groundnuts 'okpa',moringa saplings,beans etc.....Fertilizers and Agricultural equipments...Thank you.. |
[color=#1980BC] Yes, forget about other female distractions and run the risk of contracting an STI or STD...Presumably,Contractin Ebola from the sexcapades of an adventurous husband wouldn't be a bad thing.... [/color] |
Aigbofa: They are monsters when they kill at Odi but brave heroes when they kill in the north. What is the definition of hypocrisy again?[color=#1980BC] They are heroes when they risk life and limb to charge down islamic insurgents armed with AK47s and RPGs.They are patriots, so am i.... [/color] |
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Pangea: You guys should stop making this Boko Haram problem a di.ckk wagging contest PDP between APC,[color=#1980BC] The situation is out of our hands,right now as APC e-maggots are hell bent on demonizing and demoralizing the Nigeria Army.....I say let our brave heroes continue their jobs. [/color] |
[color=#1980BC] If it was left to APC,boko haram would have overran the Nigerian Military by now.... [/color] |
[color=#1980BC] 419 Governor.... [/color] |
[color=#1980BC] An incredulous vote of sympathy to a terrorist organisation bent on the extermination of Israel...Good riddance,she won't be missed. [/color] |
prophetone: Its no wonder you have been confusing yourself and trying to confuse the whole house, 60% poverty rate in the south and 60% poverty rate in Nigeria are two different things. Yet you call an almajiri illiterate[color=#1980BC]NafeesaAA: The Nigerian Bureau of Statistics puts the percentage of the southern population living in absolute poverty at 61% and a population of 64.9 million puts the number of southerners living in absolute poverty at 39,650,000 as at 2012. That is about 40 million in the south going to bed hungry this night.[/color] With the very link posted by a fellow porpagandist to buttress this claim we ironically found out that; [color=#1980BC] The NBS said that relative poverty was most apparent in the north of the country, with Sokoto state's poverty rate the highest at 86.4%. In the north-west and north-east of the country poverty rates were recorded at 77.7% and 76.3% respectively, compared to the south-west at 59.1%. [/color]....Thereby proving that nafessa's claim is false propaganda as there was no mention of 61% but 59.1 southern poverty and also an overwhelming rate of Northern poverty at an average of 80%-75% thus 8 out of 10 northerners are poor.....comprehendre? |
[color=#1980BC] Prevention is better than cure..get your surgical gloves and facemasks today..... [/color] |
AMvanquish: [s]Very funny the way some people just assume and love to swallow anything they read. The nature of my job has taken me to the nooks and crannies of this country. Both rural & Urban. Wheteher north, south, west, east; poverty is everywhere. So this your 8/10 assertion is just bogus and a mediocre attempt to justify exactly what you know nothing about. Peeps just sit down in their small rooms and spew trash. I think next time Im on field duty in other parts of the country, I should start taking pictures for all to see.[/s] [/b][color=#1980BC] To come up with this rubbish you skipped the text culled from the very resource link posted by your cohorts to potray that 60% of the poverty rate in Nigeria lies in the south....Read from the top of page 5 again. [/color] |
[color=#1980BC] That is what's up in the North.Out of 10 northerners on the average 8 are very poor with the crass ignorance in the area coupled with religious extremism this stat will worsen.Until the likes of Dangote and co invest on the education and economic upliftment of the wretched northern populace (women and children), this here propaganda "lions of arewa" will not wash....It should be redubbed " Fat cats of arewa serfdom" [/color] |
prophetone: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-17015873[color=#1980BC] No you do the maths…The joke is on you,northern propagandists... [/color] Excerpts from the first link: Poverty has risen in Nigeria, with almost 100 million people living on less than a $1 (£0.63) a day, despite economic growth, statistics have shown. The National Bureau of Statistics said 60.9% of Nigerians in 2010 were living in "absolute poverty" - this figure had risen from 54.7% in 2004. The bureau predicted this rising trend was likely to continue. Nigeria is Africa's biggest oil producer but the sector has been tainted by accusations of corruption. According to the report, absolute poverty is measured by the number of people who can afford only the bare essentials of shelter, food and clothing. North-south divide The NBS, a government agency, said there was a paradox at the heart of Nigeria as the economy was going from strength to strength, mainly because of oil production - yet Nigerians were getting poorer. "Despite the fact that the Nigerian economy is growing, the proportion of Nigerians living in poverty is increasing every year, although it declined between 1985 and 1992, and between 1996 and 2004," head of the NBS bureau Yemi Kale said. Continue reading the main story Nigeria's population in poverty 1980: 17.1 million 1985: 34.7 million 1992: 39.2 million 1996: 67.1 million 2004: 68.7 million 2010: 112.47 million Source: Nigeria's National Bureau of Statistics Oil accounts for some 80% of Nigeria's state revenues but it has hardly any capacity to refine crude oil into fuel, which has to be imported. Last month, there was a nationwide strike when the government tried to remove the subsidy on fuel, angering many Nigerians who see it as the only benefit they received from the country's vast oil wealth. The NBS said that relative poverty was most apparent in the north of the country, with Sokoto state's poverty rate the highest at 86.4%. In the north-west and north-east of the country poverty rates were recorded at 77.7% and 76.3% respectively, compared to the south-west at 59.1%. BBC Africa analyst Richard Hamilton says it is perhaps no surprise that extremist groups, such as Boko Haram, continue to have an appeal in northern parts of the country, where poverty and underdevelopment are at their most severe. The report also revealed that Nigerians consider themselves to be getting poorer. In 2010, 93.9% of respondents felt themselves to be poor compared to 75.5% six years earlier. Mr Kale says releasing such statistics from time to time is crucial for effective government planning. "This kind of data helps them to know what is really happening so they can track their policies and programmes," he told the BBC's Focus on Africa programme. "It gives them the opportunity to look at what they are doing... and if there are areas they need to change, it makes it easier to modify strategies," he added. |
NafeesaAA: [s]The Nigerian Bureau of Statistics puts the percentage of the southern population living in absolute poverty at 61% and a population of 64.9 million puts the number of southerners living in absolute poverty at 39,650,000 as at 2012. That is about 40 million in the south going to bed hungry this night. [/s][color=#1980BC] Trash,bitter conjectures,without any official link whatsoever, from a propagandist bent on hoodwinking neutrals to the 'paradise' that is abound in the north… [/color] |
dsonofmaan: [s]When you grow up, re-read your post again and you will see that your thought are nothing but a mere expression of ethnic hate and inferiority complex. Just as with corruption, people like you are the problems of Nigeria.[color=#1980BC] Welcome to Kuviikiland... [/color] |
anonimi: These socio-economic stratification is also there in the UK, USA etc yet they ensure ALL their children are educated because they understand the need to have an educated WORKFORCE that will enable the rich class to even make more money and have greater comfort.[color=#1980BC] That is a question for the north,an area with the highest rate of illiteracy,poverty and disease in the country... [/color] |
anonimi: The problem with the North as it is with Nigeria and black people as a whole is not that we do not have INDIVIDUAL bright spots & stars.[color=#1980BC] The northern society promotes the concept of serfdom,an economic subjugation and exploitation of a majority by the minority without any hope of movement via social economic strata....Why would some people upset via education and economic empowerment the concept on whose backside these 'fat cats' rode on to be where they are right now?.…Who will allow it?? Dangote? Dantata??.. [/color] |
[color=#1980BC] Laughable attempts at image laundry...It is common knowledge how difficult it is for a poor man in a predominant northern society to rise to the top in comparison with those in the south.....These arewa rats should empower their people,give them fishing nets not fishes thus saving them from shouts and scramble for a few naira anytime these oligarchs are chanced to come home.., [/color] |
maximunimpact: can u imagin? leave GOD out of this?[color=#1980BC] O.k,leave religious sentiments out of this...are you happy now??. [/color] |
colossus2: Lmao.....warrisdat[color=#1980BC] Gorilla scrotum.... [/color] |
[color=#1980BC] Nobody to fight for the Ogoni people... [/color] |
[color=#1980BC] This one no be kiroshibobo matter,ebola will kill 9 out of 10.....leave GOD out of this... [/color] |
[color=#1980BC] Recalled for doing their Job?!...What an irony. [/color] |
[color=#1980BC] That is impossible, northern women don't wear hijabs in southeast......[/color] |
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