Omoawoke2:


Ebonyi remains the poverty capital of the south

These are different sources,

Statista listed Ebonyi as worst in south

Omoawoke2:


Poverty is a bad thing, you people are welcomed in southwest to escape the poverty in that region

Omoawoke2:


Poverty is a bad thing, you people are welcomed in southwest to escape the poverty in that region

Omoawoke2:


This is the latest from Statista, ranking of the poverty states in Nigeria

South west is the least.

Southeast and northeast states are the worst

When will you people give up on hating southwest

Twistaray:


None. You are just trolling dude and wasting deluxe and data space. Relaxxxxx

Twistaray:


Hahaha hah.

This guy with his usual selective Google map.
I know what you normally do, you'll stretch the other region's map far above and make it look brown, and drag your own down for a better view and colors.

I used to do that too.
Try harder.

Twistaray:
And see Imo in 2023. So much from the developers of the whole wide world.

Twistaray:
And see Imo in 2023. So much from the developers of the whole wide world.

Omoawoke2:


Ogun state alone is more productive, habitable and bigger than the entire southeast combined together.

Omoawoke2:


Ogun state alone is more productive, habitable and bigger than the entire southeast combined together.

Omoawoke2:


Lagos is a mega city with dense population .

The waste is equivalent to the population density and Lagos waste management is still the best in Nigeria .

Compared to a small dot on the map.

The entire southeast no pass Oyo state for size.

It is just like splitting oyo into five states

Omoawoke2:


Lagos is a mega city with dense population .

The waste is equivalent to the population density and Lagos waste management is still the best in Nigeria .

Compared to a small dot on the map.

The entire southeast no pass Oyo state for size.

It is just like splitting oyo into five states

Omoawoke2:

The facts he posted were screenshots from a documentary about slums in Enugu

You can watch it yourself


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKVAq9uSwXU

Twistaray:



That guy can lie for Africa.

raskymonojendor:

The whole Enugu is one giant slum
Even Onitcha, the capital and heartland of Alaibo, is rated as the world most polluted city by WHO.

raskymonojendor:

Have you seen that of Enugu

raskymonojendor:

Have you seen that of Enugu

PureFace1:


Brown roof is not evidence of poverty many people under those brown roofs can feed your family.

Omoawoke2:


When and how did we cry you dominate our lands?



And how are you dominating?

Are you among the biggest investors in Lagos?

Omoawoke2:


Don’t mind the moronn

That picture he posted is from Enugu.

See evidence below,

It was screenshot from this video and tagged as southwest. They have been bursted as liars


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKVAq9uSwXU

Omoawoke2:



Southwest owns Nigeria economy.

That’s the truth

Omoawoke2:

Very correct

Omoawoke2:


Guess who owns nairaland where you are posting this trash? Seun osewa
Wherever you go, yorubas are everywhere dominating.

Southwest owns the economy, we own the media, we own you

darling4242:
President Bola Tinubu in his nationwide broadcast on Monday, tried providing answers to several questions many Nigerians were asking in the face of stifling economic realities caused by recent policies of his government

In the address, Tinubu empathised with Nigerians and also explained why his administration had to take certain hard decisions, saying it was for the greater good of the country.

Here are 13 takeaways from the President’s broadcast:

1. Fuel subsidy that cost the country trillions yearly only benefited some few individuals.

2. Previous administration of President Muhammadu Buhari seeing the danger of continuing with the fuel regime, only made provision for it until June 2023.

3. By removing the subsidy, government is saving N1tn monthly

4. Ending the multiple exchange rates was necessary to correcting the imbalances bedevilling the Nigerian economy.

5. Federal Government already working with state and local governments to work out interventions that will ease current economic burden

6. 75 manufacturing enterprises will access a N75bn fund with each accessing N1bn credit at 9% interest rate per annum payable within 60 months for long term loans and 12 months for working capital.

7. From the N125bn conditional grant budgeted for the MSMEs, 1,300 very small businesses will be given N50,000 across 774 local government areas, 100,000 MSMEs will have access to N500,000 and N1,000,000 loan with nine per cent interest rate payable within 36 months.

8. To ensure affordable food for all, both on the short and long terms, government has released 200,000 metric tonnes of grains to households across the country at affordable price.

9. Government will invest N50bn each to cultivate 150,000 hectares of rice and maize, N50bn each will be invested in cultivating 100,000 hectares of cassava and wheat.

10. The already approved Infrastructure Support Fund for States will improve rural roads to aid smooth transportation of farm produce.

11. To ease high transport cost, N100bn will be spent on the purchase of 3,000 units of 20-seater- CNG fuelled buses to be shared amongst major transport companies as well as accessing nine per cent credit facility payable within 60 months.

12. Discussion ongoing on the review of a new national minimum wage for workers. Once agreed, provisions will be made for it in the budget

13. The private sector commended for their interventions in the form of salary raise for workers.

Twistaray:

You go wail taaya.
God bless the SW.

Twistaray:



You are wasting NL data space.