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[quote author=Rhino.4dm link=topic=862653.msg10120784#msg10120784 date=1328371548][size=18pt]Is LAGOS not South West??[/size]. If una like talk trash.[/quote][size=18pt]we know egbon, some of this people are drunk and again I repeat they are digging their own pit

the total GDP FROM THE SW IS 77.5 Billion dollars which is more than the South-south but of course this people are drunk[/size]

I am sorry be it is like some of this people are too full of themselves at time

When they shout yaribbas lagos is not for yarribassss we own 45-70 % of lagos was is not awolalal land or yaribas land then I removed lagos which is still beating them then they shout again without any meaning or substance in the discussion other than tribal envy and all what no.

Some even say there are no yarrribasss in the south-south, what stu.pidity.

Johnpaul2k2:
South -south total GDP contribution = 74.52 billion dollars  = GOD BLESS THEM WITH OIL AND THEY HAPPEN TO MAKE USE OF IT

South-west total GDP contribution miuns lagos = 45.13 billion dollars = IGBOS CONTRIBUTES 60% (INCLUDING LAGOS)

North west total GDP = 41.28 billion dollars = AGRICULTURE AND STEALING OF NATIONAL TREASURE  


South east total gdp = 36.79 billion dollars  = EXCESS AND OVER MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT DEY WORRY THEM

[size=14pt]I even removed lagos from it since 70 % of lagos is igbo

if I add lagos to it, the SW gdp would par with SOuth-SOuth

those figures were just from the 5 South-west state which did not include lagos and South east has 5 as well so it is a direct comparison[/size]

manny4life:
Wherever you culled up this info from, be it as it may, I am so not arguing over this nor having sleepless night over this. Perhaps your right, I am so done wit this because apparently, you're just not getting it.

I am not asking you to have sleepless nights nwannem, it is just a discussion

I got the link from


"C-GIDD (Canback Global Income Distribution Database)". Canback Dangel. Retrieved 2008-08-20.

http://www.enotes.com/topic/List_of_Nigerian_states_by_GDP among other sources

[quote author=Sam_Ikenna link=topic=862653.msg10120600#msg10120600 date=1328369754]alj harem thanks for your love and respect for Igbos but may I ask you - are you listening? Did you read what Igbos went through in the hands of their fellow country men? If the ans is yes then don't you think Igbos must be fools to really trust this nation with their future. Personally I have taken enough of scapegoating in this nation so it will be a herculean task to convince me at this point that Nigeria is worth Igbos being part of it. We lost a lot and for me to always read and feel the bigotry that goes in both directions and not want out is a lie. Whether Igbo brings anything to the table is immaterial at this point, and for those that "bring their all to the table" I say this to them - save it for yourselves 'cause you need it.

Today we live in a world of rapid technological development and I don't want to be here when a "sicko" unleashes a dirty gas he made in his 12-by-12 lab room because he loves or hates me. We all can do better by ourselves. I used to give regionalism a thought but now Nigeria can shove that too. You don't know what I do and I don't know yours therefore, it would be better we all keep our sanity or insanity to our respective republics.

So alj harem my brother, you now see why its better to part ways now than waste more time. If we waste more time we may smell that lethal gas, if FG cant find people exploding noisy bombs do you think they would be successful locating the invincible? My brother many engineering/physics wizards are tired but still sane, at some point they might lose their sanity.

Again I say this, lets stop beating on each other. Let us rather use the energy we dispense in beating ourselves for solutions/disintegration before we all get infected with insanity.[/quote]I agree, there is no point on being on each others neck each time of the day

I hope you people can tell GEJ to do the split

ikeyman00:
even the igbo outside igbo land do magic!!

thanks for the evidence indeed!!

those evidence could clearly refering to mallam that sell suya or amijir etc

LOL them beg you to come to their region?

if you could make money and the east is that rich why are you in UK ? why are others in abuja, lagos kano etc

No one begged anyone to develop their region. In fact they have always made it clear to leave their regions so shut it

NO ONE WOULD RUBBISH THE TRUE HARD WORKING NIGERIAN by calling them parasites, ABSOLUTELY NO ONE

Wislet:
Tell them nwanne.
ALL THE STATES in the south East contribute something meaningful to Nigeria. They already know that too well- just wanna argue with anyone that gives them attention.

why not shut up if you do not know what the discussion is about, stu,pid reasoning

[quote author=Sam_Ikenna link=topic=862653.msg10120415#msg10120415 date=1328367430]alj harem, we are poor, hungry, uncivilized, and uneducated, fine. Can I leave with my troubles so that the load will be less heavy for you?[/quote][size=14pt]Nope I am not attacking Igbo, I am telling those iddeeeiots like Nchara, Beaf and co that since they call others parasites the here is the mirror for them to see.

I acknowledge the contribution of Igbos to the nation and I have always I mean always stated my respect for Igbos, but coming here calling hausas and yorubas parasites when they contribute the largest apart from the south south is annoying.

these are people that have not felt the effect of oil but chose to work hard to contribute on the same level on something that is free (oil).

I would not allow NL bigots to lie and rubbish this good hardworking people nwannem[/size]

ikeyman00:
^^^^

and we arent intrested !!!

sorry man

you are interested, you invaded benin once and did a massacre, so what is the craze all about

manny4life:
Alj-harem,

You miss the whole point, what has revenue generation got to do with contribution to economy?   Although I don acknowledge that IGR is directly related to economic fiscal policies such as taxes etc, but that does not answer the question of what contributes to the economy. Rather than arguing on false rumors, my advice is to take a look at

1. What contributes to the growth and development of Nigerian economy (or GDP)?

2. What are their components and sub-components and how do they measure up across regions?

A lot of you guys call oil, oil contributes about 14% to our economy (third), Retail trade contributes about 19% to our economy (second), while Agriculture contributes about 43% (First) to our economy. Having seen that about 73% of our economy comes from these, I was expecting someone to explain further how these components attribute to each region and their contribution.

This is one of the reasons why I like to stay away from topics like this because it's hard explaining certain things for some folks

1. Again SW contributes more GDP than SE minus lagos in terms of GDP according to you

Rank    State                     GDP (PPP$)
1 Lagos State           33,679,258,023
2 Rivers State          21,073,410,422
3 Delta State          16,749,250,544
4 Oyo State                  16,121,670,484
5 Imo State                14,212,637,486
6 Kano State          12,393,103,864
7 Edo State         11,888,446,884
8 Akwa Ibom State 11,179,887,963
9 Ogun State        10,470,415,017
10 Kaduna State        10,334,763,785
11 Cross River State 9,292,059,207
12 Abia State        8,687,442,705
13 Ondo State       8,414,302,623
14 Osun State        7,280,597,521
15 Benue State        6,864,209,262
16 Anambra State       6,764,219,562
17 Katsina State       6,022,655,197
18 Niger State       6,002,007,080
19 Borno State      5,175,165,142
20 Plateau State      5,154,059,937
21 Sokoto State     4,818,615,261
22 Bauchi State    4,713,858,180
23 Kogi State    4,642,794,262
24 Adamawa State 4,582,045,246
25 Enugu State    4,396,590,769
26 Bayelsa State    4,337,065,923
27 Zamfara State      4,123,829,498
28 Kwara State      3,841,827,534
29 Taraba State      3,397,790,217
30 Kebbi State     3,290,847,166
31 Nassarawa State 3,022,828,885
32 Jigawa State      2,988,014,405
33 Ekiti State     2,848,372,512
34 Ebonyi State    2,732,472,739
35 Gombe State    2,500,467,306
36 Yobe State      2,011,499,081
-       FCT                   5,010,968,012


Now the zonal contribution in GDP terms according to you

[size=14pt]South -south total GDP contribution = 74.52 billion dollars

South-west total GDP contribution miuns lagos = 45.13 billion dollars

North west total GDP = 41.28 billion dollars


South east total gdp = 36.79 billion dollars[/size]




WHAT OTHER EVIDENCE DO YOU WANT

bilaya:
This topic has finally confirmed alh harem as a bigot and Igbo hater.Useless swine

shut it, you did not see topic as "what does the north contribute to nigeria" or "what does the yorubas contribute to nigeria"

double standards

You people have not answered the pressing question. Name the similarities edo have with Igbos

Name the similarities ND have with igbo

why don't they answer question but rather insult etc

[quote author=reporter? link=topic=862653.msg10119586#msg10119586 date=1328360905]First, you are reading too much to the ongoing e-warfare on NL. There is no hatred amongst Southerners. I do know for a fact that Yoruba ppl have no animosity
towards any one in particuar. I assume you've lived amongst Yoruba and  going by your personal experience, were you hated for being from a different region? If anything, Ibos are the only hate-filled Southerners. Most other Southerners are indifferent to each other. No love no hate.
I do agree with you that if there ever was a war in the South that Rwanda would be a child's play. The reason wouldn't be because Southerners hate each other, our diversity would be the main reason.[/quote]dude there is no animosity among southerners because you live in the SW, SS

when last have you been to abia and call yourself a yoruba man ? stop deceiving yourself

this people don't like you, infact right from the inception of nigeria they have always been against yorubas from Nnamdi and co.

It is a shame though

Obiagu wetin happen, you no fit talk again !!!!

[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=862653.msg10119449#msg10119449 date=1328359670]The deep hatred between the SWers and SEers exhibited in this thread is the very reason why the breaking up of Nigeria is not wise and will lead to the greatest ethnic cleansing and human disaster in the history of the world. As for the SS, when the shiit hits the fan, you will be swallowed by the SE, unfortunately.

The Northerners who you all call, Malus, Abokis,  Almajiris, and other unflattering names are turning out to be the very group that will ultimately save you people from annihilating yourselves. For that I say, Alhamdulillah.

If a war ever breaks out between SWers and SEers and the North decides not to intervene, Rwanda will be child's play. A word is enough. Sorry to say, most of those of you posting here are hate filled and barbaric.[/quote]Trust the Igbos to start it, already they are digging a pit for themselves in the NC and SW with their claims.

chmod777:
Please NL I am tired of all these idle talks that must ALWAYS connect IGBO, IGBO. . Can someone explain to me why it is easy for anyone not to identify Kwara state as North Central, but  rather, Tunder Bakare  (just an example of Kwara man) is always seen as Yoruba/SW.
But All Igbos in Delta,Rivers and Bayelsa are always stressed to be SS. Please did God create any tribe called SS.


Can we discus something other than to hunt Igbo,Igbo interest and Igbo identity. This shows me all eyes of Nigeria are on NDIGBO, na waaaoooooooooooooooooooo. Enough of this nonsense, or is it because the owner of NL is a Yoruba ma (Oluwaseun).
"If you are busy talking about someone, you make him very important"
"If you always identify others faults, you forget you have one and yours get worse"  
Atypical example is the fact that this present government seems to be without the SW. The previous ones that had them, they would always shout on the media(all media) that others (Igbos, Ijaws etc) are not politically sophisticated and hence have lost out. Now look at the offices of the Federal government and tell for yourself

Please let us discus ideas not tribes and poeple especially Igbo man

[size=18pt]Igbos on NL brought out the topic first so that is why we want to show you people who you really are.

There is no point in saying the SE contributes alot when they contribute the least. [/size]

Obiagu1:
This is a fact. The so called link was Oduduwa and that was it. Nothing relates the Yoruba to Edos.

Today, Edo is must closer to Igbo culturally, linguistically and appearance than Yoruba.

tell me a word that is similar to edo and igbo ?

even onitsha aka anambra is a yoruba town

north east anmbra is part of igala town

the edos had cloths you never until you got incontact with the hausa,yoruba and edos.

so tell me the similarity,

Obiagu1:
@ Alh,

Have you moved from State IGR to individuals?  LMAO!

You're just grasping at the straws.
SW contributes NOTHING to Nigeria.

Easterners contribute the largest and the bulk of revenue earner, oil.
Easterners contribute the second largest, which is custom and excise duties.

even with evidence you still think say easterners turst me you are just delusional

SE contributes only half for what SW contributes

SS is the highest because of Oil.

Well good luck, I never intended to change your mind anyway

I just wanted to show you the mirror tht is all

1. I would demand the country divides into 3 regions again with part of delta in the eastern region and part of the north central in the western region. To avoid any future fight

2. Each region should control their resources be it oil, agriculture etc you control you own thing

3. Each region control their police system and it is completly detached from the center

4. each region contributes certain billions to the center regardless of what you earn or what resources you have

5. We have only one capital commercial, admisrative etc all in one state or FCT

6. The only job the FG needs to do is organised the military, build 6 roads that link each region and other international events

7. No matter what is happening, they do not intervain into any region's business unless it is affecting other regions

8. Everyone goes back to their cultural state, there is no I am yoruba but born in Kaduna or I am igbo but born in lagos. Unless they want to fight for nothing because hostility would increase greatly

9. Each region builds their own univeristies etc there are no more federal road, federal university, federal hospital etc it ends

10. No one drop of oil should be taken from the Niger-delta again ( I mean parts of delta, balysea, rivers) unless the new eastern Region decides to or not

I am only trying to show those that call others disgusting names such as parasites who they really are.

"It is a case of remove the log for your own eyes before removing the speck from others"

In terms of Individuals

we have

1. Ibeto - SE

2. Adeunga - SW

3. Dangote - NW

4. Innoson - SE

5. Onado - SW

6. Danjuma - NC

7. Dantata group - NW

8. Coscharis - SE

9. Silverbird - SS

10. Dopeski - SS

So all this who contribute what etc is a dead argument to me. Those living in Nigeria, look around you and tell me what you see, yes poor people. Yet we come on the internet everyday calling other parasites etc. It makes no sense

Although I had to show some people the mirror so they see their reflexion and relax to see they are not the only ones contributing into this Nigeria project.

Again once we learn to respect ourselves then we can move forward

@manny for life

1. Apart from South-south, the South-west has the highest IGR for Nigeria miuns Lagos and followed by the SW

2. Cocoa is the second highest foreign ezchange earner in Nigeria while rubber is third and the fourth is palm oil of which are all produced in the SW region and cowpea/soyabean are firth are produced in the north

The agricultural products of Nigeria can be divided into two main groups: food crops, produced for home consumption, and export products. Prior to the civil war, the country was self-sufficient in food, but imports of food increased substantially after 1973. Bread, made primarily from US wheat, replaced domestic crops as the cheapest staple food for much of the urban population. The most important food crops are yams and manioc (cassava) in the south and sorghum (Guinea corn) and millet in the north. In 1999, production of yams was 25.1 million tons (67% of world production); manioc, 33.1 million tons (highest in the world and 20% of global production); cocoyams (taro), 3.3 million tons; and sweet potatoes, 1,560,000 tons. The 1999 production estimates for major crops were as follows (in thousands of tons): sorghum, 8,443; millet, 5,457; corn, 5,777; rice, 3,399; peanuts, 2,783; palm oil, 842; sugar cane, 675; palm kernel, 565; soybeans, 405; and cotton lint, 57. Many fruits and vegetables are also grown by Nigerian farmers.

Although cocoa is the leading non-oil foreign exchange earner grown in the southwest, growth in the sector has been slow since the abolition of the Nigerian Cocoa Board. The dominance of smallholders in the cocoa sector and the lack of farm labor due to urbanization holds back production. Nigeria has the potential to produce over 300,000 tons of cocoa beans per year, but production only amounted to 145,000 tons in 1999. Rubber is the second-largest non-oil foreign exchange earner. Despite favorable prices, production has fallen from 155,000 tons in 1991 to 90,000 tons in 1999. Low yield, aging trees, and lack of proper equipment have inhibited production.



Read more: Agriculture - Nigeria - export, growth, area, crops, farming, sector http://www.nationsencyclopedia.com/Africa/Nigeria-AGRICULTURE.html#ixzz1lMk3IhvC

3. The SE is one of the lowest

www.nairaland.com/attachments/567364_Nigeria_IGR_Ranking_v4_GIFa7b40e49d655157f26bf75d859f6f711

after this this is the calculation



the SS contriubutes  615.3 billion every year

the SW contributes  357.8 billion every year minus lagos

Lagos alone contributed 175 billion every year

NW contributes 241.3 billion every year

NC contributes 182 billion every year

NE contributes 178.7 billion every year

Last the SE that contributes 153.9 every year

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?hl=en_US&key=0AsNUaGBnBF1KdFpfNEVNNDYtSzBhRk1HT2tuRDlMUFE&hl=en_US&gid=2

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-798719.64.html


Lets state fact here

4. Nigeria lost billions-trillion during the strike, do you think it is crude oil that made Nigeria lose so much money ? Remember oil production did not stop

Nigeria’s output this season will be about 230,000 tonness, or almost six percent of global production, according to Marex Spectron Group Ltd. in London.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/subsidy-protest-affects-cocoa-supply-to-europe/


5. rubber and palm oil http://www.unep.ch/etu/publications/Synth_Nigeria.PDF

I can keep going on and on

[quote author=High_Chief link=topic=862653.msg10116881#msg10116881 date=1328319262]All these Oliver Twists, the question should be: what does SW contribute to Nigeria apart from looting.

Seems they have now started thinking about their Odua Republic. Wooooow Nice one[/quote][size=16pt]The largest foreign exchange earner for Nigeria is cocoa and rubber after Oil which is grown in the South West. what does South east produce Nyamaria ?[/size]

karl max:
Fact!

In 1990 Nigeria overtook Liberia as the largest rubber producer in Africa. Production rose from 60, 000 tons in 1986 to 147, 000 tons in 1990. It dropped to 125,000 tons in 1995 and 107, 000 tons in 2000 but went up again in 2003 to 142,000 tons and remained at 142, 000 in 2004. Benefits from a replanting programme in the eastern States, Edo and Delta states have yet to materialize, and local demand from tyre and footwear industries continues to outstrip domestic supply. A programme to increase output of rubber and palm kernels, with financial assistance from the World Bank, is being implemented. Also various state governments are encouraging farmers to increase rubber production by providing interested farmers with subsidies (FMEN, 2001). Compared to the previous years’ production (1995 – 1997), cottonseed has continued to increase and some of the reasons for the increase were considerable public and private investment in the sector, as well as incentives for local textile companies and higher tariffs on imported cotton.


This happened due to SS/SE

[size=15pt]OFCOURSE delta and edo are the middle west thus not true South south as you people would proclaim, we are asking what states like Enugu and co produce since they shout [/size]

Beaf:
What does SE/SS produce sef?
Unu go take laf kill antelope o!

https://i.imgur.com/UPBvj.gif

^^^^^^^^^^^

you have not answered the question

Moreover lets speak isoko, are you game ?

[quote author=High_Chief link=topic=862664.msg10116863#msg10116863 date=1328318803]Ghanians and their obsession for anything Nigeria, when we do not even check up on them[/quote]Yes of course they have every right to laugh and make fun of us

Our elders say A man that does not give honour to himself would be disgraced that is the case of Nigeria

Rather than tackle the leaders like of Onlytruth and co have allowed Beaf to use tribalism to stop him from reasoning.

A house not in order would surly fail

How can people justify an ex-militant holding the marines ? How can ? How on earth ?

Infact I love the way they are laughing, it makes me happy so people can see what Like of beaf has lead the nation into. A LAUGHING STOCK.LOL

Giant my foot, more like giant ideeiot greedy tribalistic mumu nation

Beaf:
All hail par. . .
You know the drill!  

see how you have disgraced Your people and Nigeria as a whole with ur mor.ic words here each day

Abuja - Following the expected loss of AU chairmanship to Boni Yayi of Benin Republic, President Goodluck Ebeble Jonathan’s administration today threatened to breakaway from Africa and form an independent continent of Nigeria.

In a terse press release signed by Mr. Reuben Abati, Nigeria stated:

"Since Africa does not consider our President, Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan good enough for the Chairmanship of the African Union, then Africa does not deserve our presence on the Continent."

Following the statement, Africa's most populous nation has given the AU an ultimatum of 1 week to regroup and crown GEJ the head of the prestigious union otherwise there shall be consequences.

The press release also advised the advisory body of AU not to bother trying to contact GEJ on the matter as it is non-negotiable. The document pointed out that the Nigerian president is currently too busy negotiating with more important personalities like Boko Haram who the AU should not force him to exile to their countries.



http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=229187

Meanwhile, Gminers, cabals, and members of parliament are believed to have secretly convened to decide how Nigeria’s breaking away from Africa should be organized to ensure that the Igbos and other Southerners do not use the opportunity to slip away into the Atlantic with their oil and also form their own continent.

Beaf:
All hail par. . .
You know the drill!  

You have not told me with SE produces

you have not said what SS produces apart from Oil

LOL

Beaf, Onlytruth and co see what you have caused with your mor.onic silly daf.t talks each day

Keep shining ur a55 to the world, mumu people

disgrace of a people

Yeah paid my dues.

Eze Ndigbo I hope you did the same

still no reply from the bigots. LOL

fuckilious:
@alj harem:
1. The second largest foreign exchange earner for Nigeria is Cocoa which is grown in the south-west ----> please go and check.

Yes with rubber followed by what ? is it not wheat, soyabean, cowpeas etc ?

The agricultural products of Nigeria can be divided into two main groups: food crops, produced for home consumption, and export products. Prior to the civil war, the country was self-sufficient in food, but imports of food increased substantially after 1973. Bread, made primarily from US wheat, replaced domestic crops as the cheapest staple food for much of the urban population. The most important food crops are yams and manioc (cassava) in the south and sorghum (Guinea corn) and millet in the north. In 1999, production of yams was 25.1 million tons (67% of world production); manioc, 33.1 million tons (highest in the world and 20% of global production); cocoyams (taro), 3.3 million tons; and sweet potatoes, 1,560,000 tons. The 1999 production estimates for major crops were as follows (in thousands of tons): sorghum, 8,443; millet, 5,457; corn, 5,777; rice, 3,399; peanuts, 2,783; palm oil, 842; sugar cane, 675; palm kernel, 5[b]65; soybeans, 405; and cotton lint, 57. Many fruits and vegetables are also grown by Nigerian farmers.[/b]

Although cocoa is the leading non-oil foreign exchange earner grown in the southwest, growth in the sector has been slow since the abolition of the Nigerian Cocoa Board. The dominance of smallholders in the cocoa sector and the lack of farm labor due to urbanization holds back production. Nigeria has the potential to produce over 300,000 tons of cocoa beans per year, but production only amounted to 145,000 tons in 1999. Rubber is the second-largest non-oil foreign exchange earner. Despite favorable prices, production has fallen from 155,000 tons in 1991 to 90,000 tons in 1999. Low yield, aging trees, and lack of proper equipment have inhibited production.



Read more: Agriculture - Nigeria - export, growth, area, crops, farming, sector http://www.nationsencyclopedia.com/Africa/Nigeria-AGRICULTURE.html#ixzz1lMk3IhvC

fuckilious:
2. 90% of the Large industrial textile companies in the North have closed down ---> are you still living in 1984?

Taaaa !!!! this is still 2010 new http://allafrica.com/stories/201005190677.html

No not all of them

fuckilious:
3. Kaduna refinery is not producing up to 20% capacity ---> Did you not watch the petroleum minister on TV?

20% out of the total production ranging from 30-60%. don't we have other refineries ? Do you think ti is easy to maintain things ?

fuckilious:
4. Gold and uranium? How many tonnes of this solid minerals have been mined and exported? The only substantial gold mined in Nigeria was by the British.

do you know of Nigeria Uranium Mining Company (NUMCO)

and contributes 1% to Nigeria IGR, which is quite large compare to other sectors

http://www.manufacturingtodaynigeria.com/index.php/analysis/93-sectorial-analysis/4629-the-mineral-sector-in-nigeria

fuckilious:
5. In a few years, the Igbo business men that your Northern brothers (Boko Haram) banish would establish ranches to breed cattle and corner the southern market demand for meat. There are cattles that do well in the rain forest region (mexico, argentina & brazil all have species of cattle that do well in rain forest regions)

Abegi stop that rubbish, it is a know fact that the only animals reared in Nigeria in large scale are in Kwara, Ogun, Adamawa, Nasawara, Borno, Jigawa and kebbi.  Infact the word fulani cow is not new to the market

fuckilious:
6. Right now food produce are being smuggled from Benin Republic (seme border). A time would come when we would begin growing our own foods in massive quantities or we simply import from Benin Republic (seme border)

Yes some smuggled but majority of the food are either imported or grown in Nigeria. and you know it

40% of out GDP is from argiculture. 30% of our National consumsion is home grown

fuckilious:
7. Wheat is does not come from the North,  it is imported? Find out and you would discover that most of the wheat used in the South is imported!

Some are imported and some are grown in the north. Nigeria export wheat to even EU and USA

http://gain.fas.usda.gov/Recent%20GAIN%20Publications/Grain%20and%20Feed%20Annual_Lagos_Nigeria_4-15-2011.pdf

fuckilious:
8. Lead has not been explored and neither has it been exported. I was at the last stake holders meeting of Nigerian Geological Survey Society of Nigeria at Nicon Suites Hotel behind International Conference Center in Area 10, Abuja and I got first hand information about the state of solid minerals exploration and exportation!

[size=13pt]Chai !!!!!!!![/size] na wa oooo

https://www.merar.com/investors/investment-projects/energy-natural-resources-mining/nigeria/lead-ore-mining-project-in-nigeria-is-looking-for-investors/

enff said

fuckilious:
10. Dangote is a big company no doubt, but there are other smaller companies that rival each of his companies (when it comes to flour ---> Nigeria flour mills, cement, sugar all have companies that compete with Dangote!)

I can keep going on and on,
@alj harem your point are useless,  please verify my replies and you would see that I just gave facts!

Thos companies don't come close In fact danjuma is another Northerner that can compete with dangote along said the Igbo owned Ibeto and co

You did not state facts, all you stated is the common misconception people have on northerner

[quote author=ndu_chucks link=topic=862653.msg10116604#msg10116604 date=1328311855]Alhaji, we are not talking about natural resources put there by Allah which the SS people have nothing to do with. What have they contributed?

Their governors have received $1trillion or more to date, that is not a bad repayment if you ask me.  What portion of that money did they budget to reclaim their land which may have been destroyed by oil exploration? I do agree with you that, more should be done to clean up the damage.

What annoys me is that as soon as Shell and others payoff their elders, the companies are allowed to continue to exploit with impunity.[/quote]LOL yet they always blame the Northerners, SWers.

One of the richest Nigerians today are like of edwin clark and co who have used this money to fund weapons instead of development for the state.

I have studied their politics languages etc in the south-south and I can say one thing is certain ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,., I would put you on the suspense

Now What does the South-east produce ?

The IGR of showed they were one of the lowest and they makes the most noise here.


Higest is the south-south because of Oil

followed by the South west because of Oil and agriculture minus lagos

followed by the noth west because of agriculture

followed by the North central

then south east before north east

yet they would say others are parasites