₦airaland Forum

abatisegun:
Its called EJA ADAGBA IN YORUBA LANGUAGE

butterflylion:
That's a northern snakehead fish that grows in freshwater. Found in lakes, rivers or ponds. Quite tasty too.

nipastella:
sent

rekeson:
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obinna58:
I know a friend, he wasn't interested in mmm at first until around december he heard that mmm has increased their bonuses to 50%, so my guy rushed and withdraw everything he had in account about 750k to do mmm though all he wanted was just to collect first cash and quit

Not until 2days later we heard mmm freezer it participants account.

Up til 2day my guy is still acting strange and he was advised to see a doctor.


So he was merged between 2 days.

ishiamu:
Buhari sent them to do that I know,

Dullard ruling like a tyrant nonsense

gbenga4sure:
Below is the list of the top ten most industrialized states of Nigeria.
1).OGUN STATE:presently in Nigeria,ogun state is the most industrialized state in Nigeria.I know this is shocking,but its the truth.The state has over 5 industrial estate.The number of industries in(agbara ind.estate alone) one of this industrial estates is almost twice the number of industries in Ebonyi and Abia.
2).LAGOS STATE:Lagos state was the first point of civilisation in Nigeria and that also led to its industrialization.
3).RIVERS:River state is also a state to b proud of,as it is the most industrialized in the south south and south east.
4).OYO STATE:Oyo state is a state to that as been in dim light of industrialization since the western region.
KANO STATE:Kano state is the engine room of northern Nigeria and so it is also when it comes to industrialization.
I know some stupid igbos would have nothing to do but criticize.But sincerely we have an edge over you when it comes to Education,(as 39% of Nigerias primary,secondary and tertiary institution are located in south west.for example Ogun state has almost 10 universities.)Civilization,and development.I know many of you will say we developed lagos together,but it is a big lie.Nicompoo co developed a state and their own state is in a mess,they cant trade there conviniently.
I also know that many of you will say Ibadan is full of muddy houses but that is because haters will always talk about the bad.Infact Ibadan is more populous than Ebonyi and bayelsa,and Ibadan has its own beauty.
I LOVE THE YORUBA'S

aljharem:
Jmaine sorry that I did not respond to your comment. I knew this thread was going to be hijacked.


@ Adejoro aka Nchara and Bashr4 etc

State is different from ethnicity lets get our facts right here. For all I care OAU might have all Igbo student but the quality again is way higher than many Nigerian universities.

You two are quick to talk about Yoruba down fall, free education this, Igbos have beaten the yoruba etc and all other childish remarks. I am not looking at it from that point of view. I am look at it in terms of standard of education, employment rate of each university and the great professionals those universities have churn out on a yearly bases.

Tell me how many big successive men Nsukka have produced compare to the ones I listed.

The truth is that Nigeria universities are not up to standard but reality remains those universities I alj harem picked are still the best in Nigeria.

Yes if they are, it would directly correlate to the state in which those universities are to be the most educated.

Most educated is not in terms of number of graduates alone but also in terms of quality education which those state/schools have.

If we now move down to Secondary schools, you would find out that those states have the best public and private secondary schools in Nigeria. Especially Lagos quote me anyday.

If it is poly's as well, Ogun has the best poly in Nigeria which is the Agricultural poly in Abeokuta of which other countries send their people to.

http://www.webometrics.info/top100_continent.asp?cont=africa