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Health › Re: 70.1% Of Optometrists In Nigeria Are IGBO - ODORBN - Pics by BeautifulMind2: 10:17pm On May 01, 2020
Moneywomen17:
from 2010 to 2018 stats available from jamb shows that more Yoruba were admitted to university. This is 2010 to 2016 stats. https://www.nairaland.com/3709501/see-jamb-applications-geopolitical-regions
I will soon post 2017-stats in a minute.

Health › Re: 70.1% Of Optometrists In Nigeria Are IGBO - ODORBN - Pics by BeautifulMind2: 10:14pm On May 01, 2020
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Moneywomen17:
ogbeni ibo stop lying this is only 2 years stats of 2017 and 2018 . U see if I don’t know u ibo very well I might have fall for ur stupid trick. But any person wey get sense knows that there is more faculty in Niger university than the one u posted up there. What of science faculty and education. What u posted are the 2017 and 2018 stars but u deliberately exclude the whole list.
ogbeni look at jamb admitted stats for 2017-18 http://www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/pdfuploads/JAMB_Applications_and_Admitted_Candidates_by_State_2017___2018.pdf
This are latest stats here my bloda.
Yorubas admitted stats for university for jamb is 253,706 while ibo is 201,572 for both years that’s a difference of 52,134. That means 52,134 more yoruba got admitted into university. That’s more than some northern states combined. We are not ur mate in education when it come to pure numbers. More and more Yoruba go to school than ibo and this are not actual stats. Why true that ibos lead admission for the 2 years in engineering, medicine,art and law. Yoruba also lead science degree majors, social science, education and agriculture for those years. If u wanna argue post the stats of the last 8 and 10 years to see which tribe lead in admission in those degrees not 2 years stats.
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Check the table dumb

Igbos leads in Universities while Yoruba dominate in poly, your students that didn't meet the universities cut off point were admitted in polytechnics and colleges, Igbos leads in Universities check the table below 2017-2018

Health › Re: 70.1% Of Optometrists In Nigeria Are IGBO - ODORBN - Pics by BeautifulMind2: 10:01pm On May 01, 2020
Moneywomen17:
what do u mean by performance. Is one state performance a proof of the rest. My stats show that Yoruba are more educated than u overall and u are shifting posts. U do not top Yoruba education if 100 of thousands more Yoruba gain admission into universities more than ibo over 8 years using statistics.
You are a pathological lair
Health › Re: 70.1% Of Optometrists In Nigeria Are IGBO - ODORBN - Pics by BeautifulMind2: 9:51pm On May 01, 2020
Moneywomen17:
from 2010 to 2018 stats available from jamb shows that more Yoruba were admitted to university. This is 2010 to 2016 stats. https://www.nairaland.com/3709501/see-jamb-applications-geopolitical-regions
I will soon post 2017-stats in a minute.
Majority of your people prefer polytechnics once the fail universities cut off

Igbos are more admitted in engineering, Medicine, law, Administation and Arts for more than decades

Health › Re: 70.1% Of Optometrists In Nigeria Are IGBO - ODORBN - Pics by BeautifulMind2: 9:46pm On May 01, 2020
Moneywomen17:
ogbeni there is more to education than just law,medicine and engineering. There is computer silence in this age of everything online, chemistry, biology and so much more courses. Meanwhile what u listed says for the past 5 years ibos are leading in law, medicine and engineering well according to this link below Yoruba lead in engineering. Meanwhile we are talking about education as a whole optometry is one branch of medicine what of surgeons, and so many more. Is this ur stats that ibo lead in education or what. Why not post jamb statistics that shows that Yorubas leads in admission to universities. That’s called leading in education not cherry picking 3 majors out of 100
Yorubas are more admitted in engineering in polytechnics not universities, Igbos leads in Universities, main reasons Igbos dominates Yorubas in Medicine and Law because you can't study medicine and law in poly, go through this table below Igbos dominates in engineering, Medicine, law Administation and Arts, Yoruba only dominate Igbos in Agriculture.

Politics › Re: Which Geo-political Zone In Nigeria Is Capable Of Becoming A Country? by BeautifulMind2: 8:00pm On May 01, 2020
Azumili is 40 nautical miles to the Atlantic Ocean,
Politics › Re: Which Geo-political Zone In Nigeria Is Capable Of Becoming A Country? by BeautifulMind2: 7:56pm On May 01, 2020
Iceberg3:
Now you know and all of you have shouting,"the east is landlocked!!!!" as if that's the question the op asked
I just corrected ignorant minds that east is not landlock, so far River Niger traverse Igboland, they are covered by international law if Nigeria separate.
Politics › Re: Which Geo-political Zone In Nigeria Is Capable Of Becoming A Country? by BeautifulMind2: 7:50pm On May 01, 2020
[quote author=ChristianNorth post=89076729][/quote]Far north is landlock, middle belt is not, if middle belt choose to stay on their own that's where north will have major problem
Politics › Re: Which Geo-political Zone In Nigeria Is Capable Of Becoming A Country? by BeautifulMind2: 7:40pm On May 01, 2020
The Danube River was once a long-standing frontier of the Roman Empire, and today flows through 10 countries. The river runs through the 2nd largest number of countries in the world with The Nile running through 11 countries. Originating in Germany, the Danube flows southeast for 2,850 km (1,770 mi), passing through or bordering Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova and Ukraine before draining into the Black Sea.

Politics › Re: Which Geo-political Zone In Nigeria Is Capable Of Becoming A Country? by BeautifulMind2: 7:23pm On May 01, 2020
Iceberg3:
And same cannot be done for the SE,huh?

Again,is that the question the op asked?
River Niger will serve both north and east
Politics › Re: Which Geo-political Zone In Nigeria Is Capable Of Becoming A Country? by BeautifulMind2: 7:21pm On May 01, 2020
nku5:
Based on the map that Murtala, Babangida and co drew, the so called South East has no direct access to the sea. But the truth is that Igbos in the so called South South have access to the sea. Even if they choose to be in the Niger Delta republic , we will still collabo beautifully and move our goods through their ports which are still two hours drive from the SE and they will get paid wella.
Even without SS, Igbos are covered by international law with River Niger, all that is require is dredging

Below is Danube River channel

Politics › Re: Which Geo-political Zone In Nigeria Is Capable Of Becoming A Country? by BeautifulMind2: 7:01pm On May 01, 2020
imhotep:
North is landlocked.

Cc lzaa itooworwor iceberg3
Just know River Niger will serve the north

Politics › Re: Which Geo-political Zone In Nigeria Is Capable Of Becoming A Country? by BeautifulMind2: 6:58pm On May 01, 2020
Iceberg3:
Shut up...is that the answer to the op's question?
Dumb what's landlock
Politics › Re: Which Geo-political Zone In Nigeria Is Capable Of Becoming A Country? by BeautifulMind2: 6:52pm On May 01, 2020
Iceberg3:
Which geo-political zone in Nigeria is capable of becoming a country?
And all their answer is "SOUTH EAST IS LANDLOCKED"
undecided

Lzaa imhotep
Can you define landlock?
Politics › Re: Which Geo-political Zone In Nigeria Is Capable Of Becoming A Country? by BeautifulMind2: 6:51pm On May 01, 2020
Dumb minds take your time and study this map

Politics › Re: Which Geo-political Zone In Nigeria Is Capable Of Becoming A Country? by BeautifulMind2: 6:44pm On May 01, 2020
Another areas many dumb minds don't know is Igboland is blessed with huge gas deposit and coal in Nigeria, if Nigeria separate Igbos will be opportune to harness their resources, just know East will be first to attain 247 power supply if Nigeria separate, industries in Igboland will boom and Igbos are very industrious.
Politics › Re: Which Geo-political Zone In Nigeria Is Capable Of Becoming A Country? by BeautifulMind2: 6:11pm On May 01, 2020
River Niger will be international waterways if Nigeria separate today and can serve both Igbos and north

Politics › Re: Which Geo-political Zone In Nigeria Is Capable Of Becoming A Country? by BeautifulMind2: 6:06pm On May 01, 2020
This Is Map Of Nigeria by tribes

Politics › Re: Which Geo-political Zone In Nigeria Is Capable Of Becoming A Country? by BeautifulMind2: 5:47pm On May 01, 2020
Many dummies on nairaland, so dumb to research, several international treaties have established freedom of navigation on semi-enclosed seas. The Copenhagen Convention of 1857 opened access to the Baltic by abolishing the Sound Dues and making the Danish Straits an international waterway free to all commercial and military shipping, Other international treaties have opened up rivers, which are not traditionally international waterways. The Danube River is an international waterway so that landlocked Austria, Hungary, Moldova, Serbia and Slovakia can have secure access to the Black Sea, only illiterates with no idea of Nigeria geography will be arguing that Igbo land is landlocked.
Politics › Re: Which Geo-political Zone In Nigeria Is Capable Of Becoming A Country? by BeautifulMind2: 5:39pm On May 01, 2020
nku5:
1. I welcome debates but I don't entertain childish tantrums

2. The Lagos Port is owned by the Federal Government and Dangote's concession of the ports cannot just be cancelled over the dismemberment of Nigeria unless you dont want peace in your new oduduwa republic. Same way a non Yoruba person that owns a house in Lagos can't lose the property if Nigeria is divided. That's international law. Go and read up.

3. Many landlocked countries are the most prosperous in the world. Even many landlocked nations in Africa are 10 times better than Nigeria or Somalia can ever be grin
Southeast is not landlock
Politics › Re: Which Geo-political Zone In Nigeria Is Capable Of Becoming A Country? by BeautifulMind2:
Xerxes2088:
You are forgetting something...how do you dredge a river through the middle of the "south south" country into the ocean?.....except they allow that
Most of you are illiterates, go and study In international law, international waterways are straits, canals, and rivers that connect two areas of the high seas or enable ocean shipping to reach interior ports on international seas, gulfs, or lakes that otherwise would be land-locked. International waterways also may be rivers that serve as international boundaries or traverse successively two or more states. Ships have a right of passage through international waterways. This right is based on customary international law and treaty arrangements. If Nigeria separate River Niger will be international waterways, Igbos and northerners can agree to dredge River Niger to Atlantic Ocean no body will stop them.
Properties › Re: Building Collapses, Kills Child In Anambra State (Graphic Photos) by BeautifulMind2: 11:09am On Apr 08, 2020
NextD18:
99.328% of commercial buildings in Onitsha are older than Nigeria. I don't know why Onitsha people are so local, careless, wayward and rascal when it comes to safety.

Go there and take a good look at commercial buildings there, no renovation, rehabilitation and good maintenance. Nothing nothing!

Go to Awada, Upper Iwekka, Obodo Ukwu, Mgbuka, Fege and other places in Onitsha, you'll be dumbstrucked with the kind of outdated commercial structures you'll see.
Otondo
Politics › Re: Obiano Commences The Distribution Of Rice To 181 Communities In Anambra (Photos) by BeautifulMind2(op): 9:10am On Apr 08, 2020
brexit:
It is now time for those States that claim they produce rice to make it available so that the whole world will see, congratulations Mr Obiano, everyone can attest to your good works, this is really massive, please lies have expiring date, as we witness such cases most lies by the Federal government and Governors will soon be exposed, that is my candid advice
Even Rivers state shared Coscharis rice produced in Anambra state
Business › Re: Forbes' 30 Under 30 For 2020: Nigeria Tops List by BeautifulMind2: 8:42am On Apr 08, 2020
Igbos clearly dominant the banking sector and others, they play low key ,they are after money not fame

Business › Re: Forbes' 30 Under 30 For 2020: Nigeria Tops List by BeautifulMind2: 8:37am On Apr 08, 2020
plantist:
But bros you are really mischievous o, how come GT Bank is the only one with British flag there, other Banks you shared here had Nigerian flags.
You can do the research yourself
Business › Re: Forbes' 30 Under 30 For 2020: Nigeria Tops List by BeautifulMind2: 7:12am On Apr 08, 2020
Agbaje name didn't appear in major shareholder of GTBANK

Business › Re: Forbes' 30 Under 30 For 2020: Nigeria Tops List by BeautifulMind2: 7:10am On Apr 08, 2020
totit:
Phew!!! grin

Finally, somebody who is truly educated and understands how the markets work.

Phew!
Phew!!
Phew!!!
grin
Help youself, GTBANK is UK bank manage by Nigerians here

Business › Re: Forbes' 30 Under 30 For 2020: Nigeria Tops List by BeautifulMind2: 7:04am On Apr 08, 2020
Even stanbic IBTC bank of South Africa Yoruba claim, the highest Nigeria individual shareholder is Igbo woman

Business › Re: Forbes' 30 Under 30 For 2020: Nigeria Tops List by BeautifulMind2:
LegendHero:
Lol. You are wasting your time on that thing that call himself beautifulmind2. If you teach him how shareholding work from now till 25 years he won’t understand.

I own a non-banking MFI with my brother and we have other investors. When we tried distributing the equity, we held some certain percentage and made sure few % is available to investors to buy. Some form of agreement.

For example, Let’s say 45% is our owner stake and we make the other percentage biddable for those that are investing and getting equity stake. Companies do this to protect the interest of the owners and make it hard for someone with money to just come and buy the ownership shares of the company.

You will see the Gtbank logo he showed on that image is having a British Flag meaning the UK subsidiary (while the rest of Nigerian banks showed Nigeria flag) and one would but ask him where the other percentage of Shareholders go (I.e. the percentage in that chart is not even up to 10%). The website he is using is called “Market Screener” and they have modalities for how they report all those metrics.

See the British logo for the UK subsidiary below.
totit:
Phew!!! grin

Finally, somebody who is truly educated and understands how the markets work.

Phew!
Phew!!
Phew!!!
grin
Below is UBA

Heirs Holdings owned by Tony Onyemaechi Elumelu control the highest shares of 5.40% his wife Anthony Onyemaechi Elumelu 0.56%, it's clearly shows Elumelu Is major shareholder, and they are in many countries, please show me Jimi name on major shareholder in GTBANK

Business › Re: Forbes' 30 Under 30 For 2020: Nigeria Tops List by BeautifulMind2: 6:38am On Apr 08, 2020
LegendHero:
Lol. You are wasting your time on that thing that call himself beautifulmind2. If you teach him how shareholding work from now till 25 years he won’t understand.

I own a non-banking MFI with my brother and we have other investors. When we tried distributing the equity, we held some certain percentage and made sure few % is available to investors to buy. Some form of agreement.

For example, Let’s say 45% is our owner stake and we make the other percentage biddable for those that are investing and getting equity stake. Companies do this to protect the interest of the owners and make it hard for someone with money to just come and buy the ownership shares of the company.

You will see the Gtbank logo he showed on that image is having a British Flag meaning the UK subsidiary (while the rest of Nigerian banks showed Nigeria flag) and one would but ask him where the other percentage of Shareholders go (I.e. the percentage in that chart is not even up to 10%). The website he is using is called “Market Screener” and they have modalities for how they report all those metrics.

See the British logo for the UK subsidiary below.
Anu I guess GTBANK is different from other Nigeria banks that shows % of the shareholders grin grin no need for long epistle please show me major shareholder of GTBANK Nigeria grin
Politics › Re: Obiano Commences The Distribution Of Rice To 181 Communities In Anambra (Photos) by BeautifulMind2(op): 9:39pm On Apr 07, 2020
Superwave:
I will like to see how many peak milk tin each person get.
rice to share to all the elderly persons aged 70 years and above.

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