₦airaland Forum

spagettiluv:
this one don take it personal to Dey take pictures of those hustling.
How do we knw they are Yorubas when local Herb is been sold by all tribes.
Dey there Dey play.

spagettiluv:
stop spewing rubbish,no sane Yoruba man or woman will wake up and decide SE is the next destination,what is the joy in going to places where the indigenes are away in masses.
The amount of Yorubas in alaibo are not half the numbers of ibos in Ogbomosho let alone the entire SW.

Raskimonojendor:
You dey mind them. They can only deceive dummies. Na poverty dey drive dem away from their region.

Omoawoke2:
There was a video where INEC said Igbos did double registration, they all migrated to Lagos to register pvc from the 5 landlocked dotted states. All migrated to Lagos to register pvc

Maka why? I’ve never seen this kind of thing in my life . Lmao, out of 200 tribes in Nigeria, igbos just decided to migrate in mass to Lagos to control the voting pattern. But the owners of the land tell una say una never reach. Try that again in 2027, una go collect another beating again and nothing on earth will happen

Raskimonojendor:
What part of top do you not understand flat head

You want me to list phone charger wheelbarrow shop bah 😂😂😂

Raskimonojendor:
Business tribe my arse. Na poverty dey make them flee the red mud region 🤣🤣🤣

Raskimonojendor:
Another nonsense flat head vomiter

Raskimonojendor:
Another nonsense flat head vomiter

Raskimonojendor:
Like Ajegunle and ajagbandi slums that are dominated by Ibos 😂

Omoawoke2:
I am not bragging, but you and I are not same level.
I feel ashamed even debating with you, it’s like Real Madrid flexing muscle with shooting stars. Go and rest, I forgive you.

Omoawoke2:
You are very correct

All the most beautiful buildings in Lagos, are all owned by spare part traders and igbo people

Out of 10 houses, igbos own 8, the remaining 2 are government owned

Even those mansions in Ibadan and ogun state are all owned by igbos too

Raskimonojendor:
Una go just open your mouth wahh and vomit nonsense. I am sure you have never crossed the naija bridge.

Omoawoke2:
IGR is internally generated revenue? It’s called internal to know how much each state is contributing, right? So why will countries compare themselves with internally generated revenue? You compare to other countries based on GDP

Omoawoke2:
Hmmm, I’m interested in how nominal GDP measures economy

Tell me more, like how does it measure it? How do we know a recession is looming? How does it speak to us about purchasing power of the people or the total goods and services in produced?
What are its weaknesses compared to other measures of economic strength?

Anybody can copy and paste from internet, but do you have the capacity to interpret what you see? Do you have what it takes to make an opinion out of it?

Omoawoke2:
Don’t let me have your time in this forum. I will disgrace you with no mercy. Because you are so ignorant and an olodo, half baked education.
You should be debating with your fellow road sides okrika sellers. Your talents and skills no fit pass buying and selling, you have zero finance knowledge and I could smell it all over you. We no mates at all

Omoawoke2:
Don’t let me have your time in this forum. I will disgrace you with no mercy. Because you are so ignorant and an olodo, half baked education.
You should be debating with your fellow road sides okrika sellers. Your talents and skills no fit pass buying and selling, you have zero finance knowledge and I could smell it all over you. We no mates at all

Omoawoke2:
Do you even know the meaning of the figures you posted? Do you know what they call nominal GDP compared Real GDP?
Or you just posted a figure you feel Anambra managed to get on top? Lol


Why am I even asking you question sef, person whey think say trade na spare parts. What economic or finance knowledge do you have?

Omoawoke2:
I though we were mentioning who had the most indigenous companies, you don fly go another topic again?

So in your list, why is Anambra not leading in Industry?

Omoawoke2:
When they say trade, what do you mean by trade?

I can sense that you are one local Igbo boy who lacks sophisticated education, so let me help you to your standard of education

The word trade doesn’t mean selling and buying physical products like okrika and spare parts
Trade is very complex for instance when normal people in finance use the word trade, they refer to the stock market. Selling and buying of securities and assets and that’s a very huge market. That’s where billionaires play.

So whenever you see trade, a local Igbo boy like you think it’s the one you do in Alaba. No that’s not it

Omoawoke2:
When they say trade, what do you mean by trade?

I can sense that you are one local Igbo boy who lacks sophisticated education, so let me help you to your standard of education

The word trade doesn’t mean selling and buying physical products like okrika and spare parts
Trade is very complex for instance when normal people in finance use the word trade, they refer to the stock market. Selling and buying of securities and assets and that’s a very huge market. That’s where billionaires play.

So whenever you see trade, a local Igbo boy like you think it’s the one you do in Alaba. No that’s not it

Omoawoke2:
Nope, every deluded ipob believes that.
When you ask for indigenous companies, people all over the world will point to southwest Nigeria

I just gave you examples of indigenous companies, you are yet to give me where you dominate

Okay let’s play a game

Yorubas dominate the educational sector with private schools like covenant, redeemers university

Oya your turn, give me one and I’ll reply you with another

Omoawoke2:
Nope, every deluded ipob believes that.
When you ask for indigenous companies, people all over the world will point to southwest Nigeria

I just gave you examples of indigenous companies, you are yet to give me where you dominate

Okay let’s play a game

Yorubas dominate the educational sector with private schools like covenant, redeemers university

Oya your turn, give me one and I’ll reply you with another

Omoawoke2:
I understand the educational gap, you must have studied in one local school in the east and don’t have sound knowledge like that. If not you won’t regard markets and importation like that. Are this what you call indigenous? Importation?? What does importation do to your trade balance as a a nation?

Are you really smart? Please try to upgrade your quality of education

Omoawoke2:
Prove it

The largest indigenous companies in Nigeria, how many are eastern owned?

Go to Lagos, Ogun, Oyo and see thousands of Yoruba owned indigenous companies

For instance, Yorubas control the educational sector with schools like covenant universities, redeemers , Babcock etc

What of finance, Yoruba owned banks like GTBank, Wema bank, union bank

What of tech industry. Yorubas dominate the tech industry by about 95%

Even local manufacturers in southwest are majority Yoruba owned
Thanks to Dangote, Hausas contribute a lot to the economy
What of telecommunications, We have Glo

The list goes on and on

Are these not contributors to economy. You think it’s by selling spare parts??

Omoawoke2:
Who says only industries?

You guys are so backward to think selling spare parts and okrika is so important to our economy. You guys contribute nothing. You are lazy and not intelligent

Omoawoke2:
Go and argue with facts and figures.

You producers of fake foods and drinks