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vizkiz:
I was born and raised in Lagos.

Currently working in Lagos as well. If I say something about Lagos hustle life, you should sit back and learn.

the lady is right and you're wrong Mr man.

The average pay of SSCE graduates in Lagos is 25k or so, even Graduates earn below that 70k and some earn below 30k

vizkiz:
Ekiti state is a hell hole.

The only jobs in Ekiti are;

Hotels
Filling stations
Private schools
political thugs
Okada and "akoto" (mini bus) drivers
Prostitution.
Internet Fraud

That state is worse than sambisa forest.

The previous governor added to the poverty in Ekiti state the moment he decided to build a bridge that links to nowhere instead of creating jobs for the average youths.

Even if it's a plastic producing company...ekiti should be the fountain of knowledge but it's obviously the den of dimwitted residents who rather sell their votes for 5,000 naira and a cup of plastic rice.

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In Ekiti state, if you find yourself earning 70k monthly (money whey SSCE graduate dey earn for Lagos) you are a big man. #Spits!

It's obvious you don't stay in Lagos, which SSCE graduate dey earn 70k? even most graduates jobs are around 30 to 50k, with connect you can earn 60/70k and above(that's for graduate o, except for those SSCE graduates working as factory workers and it's not advisable cos the work no be here)

FYI some graduates earn less than 20k as teachers in private schools and some earn around 20 to 30k as marketing executives...

SSCE even NCE Jobs pay is below 30/25k on the average except for connect own and you know anything you get with connect dey different.

Moreover Job scarce for Lagos.

Always get your fact right before you type or say it

Idrismusty97:
Just look at those curves, hmmmm! makes you starts contemplating whether you should defect or not.
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Sai Buhari till 2023!

Hi Musty, you served in Kano, right?

LoL, number 13 and 16 funny sha

Corrinthians:
#AnonymousSource.

Read the second tweet, he was referring to CNN not Financial Times, so go and get busy ogbeni

It's well

Observing

Nice writeup

Nice Game, YNWA

deomelo:
There is nothing like a developed city or state in Nigeria, it's just a vague and meaningless word unless you don't know the meaning of developed.


Again, Osun state delivered more infrastructures than the whole of SE and SS governors combined.


That's a fact.

You have to use the most develop states as benchmark, so we have states that are more developed than others. I know Osun well enough, answer my question and if you can be constructive in your criticism, please gerrarrahia

Above all, Pray for God's grace/favor

lol, no mind we know. you no need tell us, Mr Statue erector.

So this man sabi wetin dem dey call truth, u try sha

maestroferddi:
I do pass through Ebonyi a lot of times.

The only South West capitals that can rival Abakiliki now is Ibadan, Akure.

There is nothing in Abeokuta, Ado Ekiti and the worst of all Oshogbo.

Oga try and travel...

If we use the pictures as benchmarks, I will say Akure no reach because some things inside those pictures are missing in Akure, I know Akure like the back of my palm, is it that water fall that is in front of first bank alagbaka, and that other one in fiwasaye roundabout, or those bus stops or those school buses, or that international conference center after alagbaka close to arcade, those buildings in Alagbaka are private buildings so they are out of it or is it that Arakale dual roads, honestly. Akure doesn't have those things I saw in the pictures, to start with Akure doesn't have flyover/overhead bridge, the only one they have is pedestrian bridge around Oja Oba, The fine buildings in Arakale and some other areas belongs to the Igbos.

deomelo:
My claim was Osun state delivered more infrastructures than the whole of SE and SS combined.

Feel free to prove me wrong with your pictures while I do same with mine.

Are you ready?

hey, Mr man where in osun do you want to compare to the pictures attached to the original post, is it freedom park, oke alfa/GRA, mds, etc, or is it hastrup building and co, obokun road, etc in ilesha, you know the truth but you're just deviating. I challenge u to mention one area in Osun, Ondo, Ekiti that can stand the areas in the pictures.

Note: Those areas I mentioned are the finest in Osun state.
In Ondo it's Alagbaka, Oba adesida, Arakale, oda road, ijapo none of those areas in have an over head bridge sef.... so mention one area that can be compared to the areas in the pic

Corrinthians:
Osun state?

This is why i always encourage you guys to TRAVEL FAR AND WIDE.

If all these were done by Umahi, then he deserves some commendation.

Keep kwayet, is it freedom park, mds area or oke alfa etc in osogbo that you want to compare to the pic above or is it alagbaka, arakale, oba adesida, oyemekun road etc in akure or is it the whole ekiti that you want to mention, ondo, osun don't have a motorable flyover/overhead bridge, even ekiti own na management.. I know more about S.W geographical area than you, so shush it. Stop singing that your usual chorus of "YOU GUYS NEED TO TRAVEL FAR AND WIDE"

LaudableXX:
Oga, you obviously have a problem with comprehension. You initially said that a 3-bedroom flat in Lakowe or Okokomaiko was higher than a 3-bedroom flat in Suleja. I told you it was not. Nobody mentioned the word "estates," at that time. Another poster who lives in Okoko told you point blank that a 2-bedroom flat could be rented in that area for 150k. And I agreed with him.

In my last post, I also insisted that a 3-bedroom flat could be rented in Lakowe for varying amounts, (for example 150k as well as 350k) depending on location & finishing in Lakowe. Now, you have come back to wail and split hairs, by claiming that "A 3 bedrooms flat in a fine environment and well furnished house in lakwe/Okoko is more expensive than the same 3 bedrooms flat with the same/similar quality suleja."

Again, it shows cluelessness on your part. Rents vary widely in different districts, within Lagos. Even in one single area, you might find a rental difference in prices of flats, within the same neighbourhood. Standards of finishing also vary. One flat may have marble tiles, while the next one has terrazzo floors. Since the level of finishing cannot be arbitrarily determined without a detailed guide, then you should NOT use it as a yardstick.

I repeat: there are still some areas within Lagos state, whose rental values are comparable with the ones you find in Suleja. You wanted to digress so you decided to start mentioning "estates." Was that the original topic on ground? Just kindly get off my mentions, if you have nothing tangible to say.

After this I will ignore you totally, you're daft.

when comparing things of multiple values you don't just use just one value, you make use of average value.
Using an area in Lagos either okoko or any part of Lagos and any part of suleja, do your research and compare the average house rent between the two, Lagos is higher when you do that.
The prices in okoko, lakwe, and other parts of Lagos may vary, same as suleja so you have to go with average house rent, using average house rent Lagos is higher than suleja simple.

Come no be me them pay your school fees, no be me alk say make u no sabi say dem dey use average/mean value for things that deals with varying values.

Now get out of my mention because after this I will ignore you.


cc: peaceengine I need to comfirm something from you, in Okoko, can't you get a 3bedrooms flat for 400k and above, does it mean 150k is the normal house rent there.
I saw it online, where 2/3 bedrooms flat cost 120k in suleja, what about that?

Anyway, you are reasonable and we have already closed our argument but I mentioned you cause this empty head things 150k is the normal houserent in okoko cos you said it.
Olodo...

LaudableXX:
I know Lakowe like the back of my hand, but you obviously do not know what you are talking about. In that same Lakowe, you can get a 3-bedroom flat for 350k in some areas, and you can also get another 3-bedroom flat for 150k, depending on the finishing, location, accessibility and area. Even Okokomaiko, that area populated by plenty LASU students, is where you want to start lecturing me about? Let me laugh very well. There are different areas and different streets in Okokomaiko, with different types of apartments, at different rental rates. Please don't bother to respond to my post, if you are not going to say anything that makes sense.


Don't mind that joker, please. The same Okoko where several LASU students live, is where he is calling expensive? My brother spent 5 good years studying in LASU, and lived in Okokomaiko throughout that time. If not for LASU students & lecturers, Volks workers etc, who would dash Okoko landlords money as rent?

naso you go dey nairaland dey form sey you know wetin you no know. make I no just fall your hand by asking you easy questions about lakwe

You're the Joker here, do you know there are estates in lakwe, or you think you will use the price of an estate houses in suleja against the price of face me I face you or make-me-self-follow-my-people-get-house type of houses

Now I see you lack understanding and I shouldn't have bothered dragging this topic with you in the first place, it seems the other guy understands what I'm saying, you need to grow up cos it will help you...

Let me break my point down to your level cos I see you have problem understanding things,
A 3 bedrooms flat in a fine environment and well furnished house in lakwe/Okoko is more expensive than the same 3 bedrooms flat with the same/similar quality suleja.

Mumu, so you want to compare a normal/low standard and poorly furnished/old/dilapidated rooms occupied by students, volksworkers etc in Okoko to a high standard rooms in in suleja.

If you are wise you should have known that in Okoko or lakwe, that you can get a 3-bedrooms flat for as high as 800k or more and as low as 200k depending on the quality. now compare a well furnished house price in lakwe with that of a well furnished house in suleja, not comparing a dilapidated rooms price in lakwe/Okoko with that of a high-quality/well furnished rooms in suleja. can you now see you lack comprehension/understanding

Omo see signature, how much go dey him account sef with this kind forge-proof* signature

Modified: na police officer and him rank come up small... if you know you know

God will bless us soon

peacengine:
If I don't know stuff I won't talk. Im letting u know what's on ground in those places. Okoko houses are cheap

Bros or Sis, you are talking about mini flat(room and parlor) in all these old houses not 2 bedroom flat in a standard building, even in Iba/Iba Junction I know how much it cost.
Bros try and confirm the price of 2 bedrooms FLAT in Okoko
That same room and parlor that you say you will get for that amount in Okoko will be around 100k or less in suleja.

peacengine:
Mud house?

I mean if a 2 bedrooms flat can cost 150k in Okoko which I very much doubt, same 2 bedrooms flat of same grade will cost 80k-100k or less in Suleja

so you're saying you will get a 2 bedroom flat in a standard building for 150k in Okoko?

I stay in a 3 bedroom flat in Lagos and I know how much it cost, so stop saying what you don't know

LaudableXX:
Oga, you can get a 3-bedroom flat in Badagry, Ijegun, Ikorodu, Lakowe, Okokomaiko, at a rental figure that is similar to what you would pay for a 3-bedroom flat in Suleja. Go and do your research and stop sounding clueless, biko!

I no need to dey argue with you again, you are saying what you don't know, you don't stay in lakowe but you are saying something about the area, a room in lakowe is around 100k in face me I face you, 3 bedroom in lakowe, okokomaiko and co is starting from 350k upward.

I told you to stop mentioning cos I can see you are ignorant of what you say.

peacengine:
One can get 2 bedroom at Okoko for N150K

And you can get same bedroom of same grade for 80k-100k or less in suleja

LaudableXX:
I used Abule-egba in comparison with Ikoyi. I also mentioned different parts of Lagos. Please do a deep research. Okokomaiko, Badagry and a few other areas in Lagos outskirts, have houses whose rents are quite similar to those in Suleja. Stop talking about places you do not know.

Do you even know where I stay or where I'm chatting from?

To start with, do you know the meaning of outskirt, just like suleja is in the outskirt of Abuja but it's located in Niger, you think Okokomaiko, badagry etc are the same abi.

Mr man you're ignorant of what you are saying, Okokomaiko is in Ojo inside Lagos and Badagry is a LGA in Lagos which is close to Benin republic, and you call that outskirt of Lagos?
so for your mind badagry, okomaiko etc are the same thing with sagamu, ijebu ode etc, you need enlightenment Mr man.

I won't argue further with you Vos this is just a sign that you don't know much or anything about lagos. and still on my point that lagos house rent even areas close to it is higher than that of suleja...

Note: Don't use one room in lagos and be comparing a full house in suleja. for example compare 3 bedroom flat in any part of lagos with that of suleja

Do we even have a president?

People like these make me to ask the question above...


BTW

All the gals are now shouting "na dem dey rush us"
Abeg me want to ask...
Where dem deg rush una go... "Altar or bed"

Abegi, na una sef una dey deceive... election tactics, oga boiz don wise up

VictorRomanov:
Show me where courtesy demands it and I'll believe you.

Take a bus to Ojota, when you get there, cross to the other side and take a cab/bus/bike to courtesy junction, you will see where it demands it at the junction.

fly comot for my mention Mr man

getukudo:
You can do the research yourself. Google is your friend.

I think this post ought to be educative, I know I can do research on it but No, it is not done that way because courtesy demands you explain what you are posting about to add more meaning and value to your post.
Don't forget people of different knowledge level are the ones that will read and also comment on the post

You posted something without defining it, Mr man, make you and the Okonjo swerve go one side joor

Observing