₦airaland Forum

Streetinvestor2:
We so much love lagos as SW president property. And that is why seyi will be the next governor to finish what his father started. Do you have a problem with that too

Streetinvestor2:
Is it your age that is always making u say rubbish
We did not point finger to him.We accused apc led federal government which SW president was part of it.The governor can not order CP of a state even if he is chief security officer of the state.The CP is only answerable to IG.The IG is answerable to the president alone. Therefore obi or lagos governor could not order any shooting. The shooting was arranged by SW president who was part of apc led federal government. He did it to protect his business interest and lagos as his family property
This why seyi will be the next governor of lagos.
He is currently the VP

Akharmony:
But when they travel abroad they want permanent resisdence.

obyno82:
Is Nigeria not our homeland? Abeg stop this stupid reasoning. The Yoruba have no say in UK because they are immigrants. The issue here is about fellow Nigerians. If you don't want them then secede and stop this foolishness and stupidity.

ZombieDredd:
You will weep until your days end on earth.

Nothing you can do other than rant and curse.
We no go sell that land for you and we will take over Lagos in the future.

It's a no mans land

christejames:
Better sell the whole thing because you've allowed ethnic bigotry to fester for so long





When Gaius Chibueze wanted to buy it, you ignored him because he is Omo-Igbo

Now he has one of the best national social app (Kedu app) in the country that also pays it users unlike Nairaland where hungry trolls keep running a mock.

kettykin:
This is only crude oil —when the gas plants open their valves, the entire landscape shifts. For over 50 years, the land was stripped bare, looted by vultures and jackals wearing human skin. But the tide is turning. Let’s see them crawl out now, weeping their hollow, deceitful tears.


Let's not stop here , I see Anambra over taking Lagos economy very soon . Abuja is already overtaking, and it is not a big deal. Thank you soludo for remain visionary even in the midst of pressure .


There is really no big deal about Lagos besides the oil industry headquarters and the banking industry headquarters .

Iceberg3:
Dangote wanna build port in Ogun state and sophisticated miiirrrooorrss turn thread to open defecation 😁😁😁😁😁😁


They are foaming that easterners don't build ports as if dangote is a Yoruba people 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Domr Nigerians daft o

Konquest:
For those who are NOT aware, the Olokola Free Trade Zone (OKFTZ) straddles both sides of Ogun and Ondo States borders.

The Dangote Petrochemical Refinery was originally scheduled to be built in the area straddling Ogun and Ondo but due to bureaucratic bottlenecks, Dangote moved it to the Lekki Free Trade Zone (LFTZ) in Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos State due to the more favorable investment terms the then Governor Bola Tinubu of Lagos State (now President Bola Tinubu of Nigeria) gave him. The rest is history. This further emphasizes the importance of seizing hot opportunities as they arise (after doing your due diligence).

[/b]So, we'll see how the "biggest" Seaport he plans to build pans out down the road.[b] However, investments and businesses can ONLY thrive if there is national and regional stability.

wish Aliko Dangote of the Kano Agalawa (Tuareg) long-distance trading family bloodline and Forbes-listed USD billionaire all the best in his current and future global investments.

Slurity:
FUBARA HIMSELF IS SHAKING RIGHT NOW, YOU ARE HERE MAKING EMPTY MOUTH.

ayantola01:
hi everyone, I am applying for the south africa e-visa (visitors, less than 3 months, attending a conference), based in the UK (3 YEARS +), but Nigerian. Do I need a Police clearance. I've seen a couple of folks submit actual VFS paper application here without Police Clearance. Just wondering if it's mandatory for a short-stay e-visa.
Many thanks

rigid123:
How much was taken from Imo, Abia and Anambra oil and gas? Don't be mischievous, tell the whole story.

Lagos wants to keep their vat despite being built with coal and oil money from Enugu and other states. The north has kept it's gold, now Lagos wants to keep the country's collective vat.

Remember, once this vat succeeds, full resource control will be pushed and activated. You cannot keep the nation's collective vat, turn around to also take the natural resources from ss and se.

owobokiri:
Going forward the agitation will focus on total resource control. All earnings must reside with the states or regions. And all seaports must be given equal opportunities. Take away earnings feom Lagos porta, the loquacious southwest contribute ls zilch to Nigerias revenues coffers and they're desperately trying to gaslight and blackmail the east.

owobokiri:
We will like to have all the data of how much oil and gas that you scooped from the whole igbo speaking communities of the former Eastern Nigeria, and how much of that ended up in allocations for Lagos and Oyo. Ofcourse from independent sources. You know why? We want you to keep your VAT, while we keep our oil and gas earnings!
Deal?

ariesbull:
South East has oil
South East has Gas

But guess what

Oil companies are all located in their Lagos

Paying VAT, PAYEE, Income tax etc


.ayne South East will disconnect the gas pipelines and oil pipelines from Egbema to Ohaji and Oguta ...then they will mandate the gas firms and oil firms in Lagos to come and open administrative offices in East

Danisaint112:
Exaggeration at it's highest. You will say you wished. Meanwhile Boko Boys just Kpai 20 Nigerian soldiers and a commando 2 days ago.

We didn't see you and your likes anywhere calling for the total wipe out of the community like you all did in Okuoma and always do in situations related to the South-East. Double standards.



You are just pained because your people don't hustle as much as Igbos and you wished they did.

Don't give me that bullshit of "rejection" because of lack of money in Igbo land. It's a natural thing in the whole world if you don't have money you are not seen important.

Even in your village, people who have money are seen more important than you. There is a reason we have VIP. And it wasn't invented by Igbos. Make una dey try accept reality.




You call the region a region of blood money but we know the region that make the news all the time for harvesting human skulls and parts. People that do it effortlessly and without regrets like it's embedded in their DNA.

Talk about double standards and tribalism you lovers of "ONE CORRUPT FULANI CONTOLLED NIGERIA" have it in full.

I don't support crime. Crime is everywhere but making it look fixated on a certain region because of your hate for them and money oppression you get from their young boys is sheer stupidity.

sweetjohn:
Yes. 100%

Figger:
abia and imo state no get oil pass waste?

Figger:
Exactly, all these fuss about VAT as if it's the country's only economic mainstay. Na oil money dey sustain Nigeria , period!

fx45:
How many barrels of crude oil and natural gas leaves Imo on a daily basis and how much allocation do they get at the end of every month?

Orch1981:
Southeast shouldn't be generating any stupid vat Nigeria as a useless country does not deserve anything from south east because they never build anything in south east all of una papa dey ment

sweetjohn:
To whom much is given much is expected. Lagos, PH and Kano has more FG works and properties. SE has almost no FG properties. In fact, i think, SE is still being cheated. How many FG project that will generate revenue is going on in the SE? What has the FG built in the SE? the only project the FG has built in SE for the past 50years and its not generating any revenue is 2nd Niger bridge nothing more.

COMPAQ:
This is the 'false' contribution that the new tax bill seeks to correct. This contribution is on the basis of HQ, not on the basis of where the service or goods were consumed. If you do it that way, Lagos and Rivers will not appear to have contributed so much.

Lagos has Oil companies, MTN, Airtel, Dangote, Breweries

Rivers has Oil companies

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Ajsmart:
He’s right! U.K is no longer migrant-friendly for Africans. Majority of people who have never lived in the U.K or most western nations for that matter think these types of videos were made to discourage others from relocating to the U.K when in fact they’re actually spitting facts as harsh as it may seem/sound!

Majority who ignore these video warnings eventually regret relocation and find themselves stuck after relocation as it becomes difficult to raise enough capital to go back home and start afresh. There are 3 people I personally know in this situation who wish they had heed previous warnings but unfortunately can’t go back to Nigeria! They are stuck between a rock and a hard place!

Jobs are hard to come by even with good qualifications; taxes can be as high as 50% depending on your line of work; rent or mortgage is a killer; the NHS is on the verge of collapse; cost of utilities are higher than normal; and the weather is never stable.

While one may get some relief in being in a society where electricity is constant; the overall economy of the U.K is dwindling. Citizens are getting taxed to death at every turn so most people only survive on a third of their income making it extremely hard to save for rainy days.

This advice is genuine but every man/woman will have to decide if relocation or staying put in Nigeria is better!

deavicky:
he sold all he had to be there. Coming back is more or less coming back to nothing.

Odingo1:
The problem is that Ikwerre speak Igbo and language defines who you are, Yorubas are Yoruba because they speak Yoruba. Ikwerre people own can’t be different, they can drop their Ikwerre dialect of Igbo and start speaking Bini or Yoruba then people will no longer see them as Igbos. You can’t be speaking Igbo language and be claiming to belong to another tribe.

Amerengues2:
Japa is for those with huge fat account balance or those with access to loan.

It's not worth it for those going to UK though not entirely bad.

Princedapace:
Go and read! Black man will never read.
This man is to complete the tenure for Imo state which is just 27 days. After that, he would help conduct election for the next president that would lead for 4 years.
This is fair.
This organization have presidents from Delta, rivers and the 5 eastern states. The igbos in Delta and Rivers are not less Igbos. They are igbos as well. So, if tomorrow, Ebonyi State is calved out of South east and added to north centra. Or Nsukka is added to North central by another govt, will that make Nsukka people less Igbos?
Some of u need to understand the difference between ancestry and state creation.