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donbachi:
Point of correction:
South south.

Shut up

Amaechi Zulum 2023

It's the turn of the southeast don't mention my region with your mouth

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SadiqBabaSani:
Ameachi/El Rufai
or
PYO/Zulum

To Hell with Mr Fight Dirty

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Amaechi Zulum 2023

It's the southeast turn

Aha

Wasn't the national leader invited ? So Tinubu wasn't invited to the meeting as the National leader of the party as he calls himself ?

Has Buhari taken over as national leader ?

Amaechi Zulum 2023

NimrodEndOfDays:
Anambra is not as aesthetic as Rivers but it has potentials. There are so many Indigenous companies there. The problem i have with the Nigerian structure is that there is no room for creativity or for development. Nigeria is choking the already stressed Human resource we have. The Igbos have a lot to offer but are being caged. isn't it absurd that we don't produce anything, we don't refine our crude please tell me how that is so difficult? we don't even encourage small scale businesses. Imagine Dangote being the only one that imports sugar, cement, and now he has a refinery and assembles cars just because he is from the North. Nigeria is not competitive. Look at South Africa. They have 4 states that are working well and are very beautiful. Lagos and Abuja are not as beautiful as SA. imagine what other states can do if given the freedom? but what do we have, The North is trying so hard to enslave everyone, The SW will support because it benefits them if you doubt it look at Lagos. They think what they have is progress. we are just suffering gradually and depreciating. before you know it, we would be competing with Chad. Oil has been the only factor sustaining Nigeria, if not we would have serious inflation and probably use a wheel barrow of naira to buy bread just like Zimbabwe.

I agree alot with your points. But you and I know the whole thing is about to crumble. Because the very nature of the cycle of life , rise and fall of empires and the laws of nature it self ensure that all things are born grow ripen then decay.

The era of Fulani supremacy is at an end the hand writing is on the wall. The Yoruba have a choice finally eschew tribalism and deciet and embrace truth and liberalism or fall with the Fulani.

I fore see revolution in Nigeria , not the violent sort sowore or Nnamdi Kanu sought but one where the intellectuals take over from the thugs and mediocre propagandists.

The era of touts like Oluomo and orji uzor kalu hugging the limelight is at an end my bro

We are embarking into a new era....the moment Buhari came into power I knew a paradigm shift was abound.
Check history, for anything new the old must decay crash and burn , last time buhari was in power he messed things up and he was kicked out via coup, that was the error they should have allowed him mess up everything but instead we cut short our lesson, hence he had to come back to complete the lesson.

Watch whoever takes over will inherit the most unstable quickening Nigeria ever hence it can't be business as usual... Because there is so mucn terror abound , ISWAP, bokoharam, ipob, Igboho ,bandits etc

The person will be forced for the first time to do what soludo did, call technocrats and graduates to come help .

So in a way buhari was used to fulfill the good off Nigeria .

Belive from these ashes a new Nigeria will be born

Strange alliances will be formed , the era of propaganda from the southwest is at an end . Can't you see how all the myths they spun for decades have some how been burst within this buhari's era?

For decades they painted themselves as saints but the world has seen as regards fraud and human rituals its cultural to them.

They painted your tribe the Igbos as the worst in Nigeria .. but day by day People have started to see that you guys are not bad as they claimed.

Without any effort truth is rising everywhere.

The end of Fulani dominance is nigh

Farfalla:
Nigerian men should be the last men to speak about character. The last.

But on another note, awful character has never been be a hindrance to any woman trying to find a mate. Last time I checked, the Jezebels, the Delilahs and the Cruellas are the apex predators in the dating/marriage jungle. Men swarm towards them like migrating birds.

The more cruel, sadistic and narcissistic a woman is, the longer the queue of her (usually well-to-do) suitors. The Proverbs 31 woman gets one proposal in 5 years, usually from one mediocre man with very little to offer, materially and sexually.

Contrary to popular belief, the "logical" gender do not pick character/personality. They're in fact attracted to drama. Some psychological ish about conquering and taming what seems wild and beyond their reach.

I insist. Nigerian women should look outside.

You did raise some rather interesting points if one wants to be frank

Hmmmmm

NimrodEndOfDays:
Rivers is like a second home to me other than Lagos and Anambra. i dey PH like this

My brother if a detribalized president gets into Aso rock watch how the SS SE will explode

I am yet to visit Anambra but I have heard amazing things about the place

NimrodEndOfDays:
if lets say the FG replicates this in a state like Akwa Ibom, what will i be doing in Lagos? I love Lagos oh! na their dem born me but this idea of saying other states should do what Lagos has done is very difficult. but if The Niger Delta states have 100% resource control, Lagos would loose that position immediately. if you have been to states like Rivers, Akwa Ibom or Cross River, my brother, and with the governors they have had, you will leave Lagos too.

I am from and live in rivers state Bro so I know what you are talking about and agree 100%

Ther eis nothing I can't get here that I have in lagos save for embassies and formerly.aircargo, now I can aircargo to Anambra airport so I am looking forward to a brighter future
All we in the Niger Delta need is a detribalised president .. that's why I have been saying it's the turn of the Igbos I am hoping they will break this southwest monopoly against us in the Niger Delta

Amaechi Zulum 2023

NimrodEndOfDays:
If the federal Goverment should replicate the items i listed below in a state like Anambra and makes sure it does the same infrastructural development during the regime of Gowon,Babangida,Abacha, i doubt we would be having this unnecessary talk. FG upgraded Abuja and its one of the best states in Nigeria.

International Airport Muritala MM1,MM2

Apapa ,Tin can ports

The Bridges 3rd mainland and other connecting Ones.

The National Theatre

The National Stadium

Festac 77.

The relocation of major Oil companies by Awolowo to Lagos.

The centralization of major government agencies in lagos before Abuja.

Consular offices. All Important Embassies are In Lagos.

Airforce Base Ikeja,Shasha,VI.

Army Base Ikeja.Oshodi,Ipaja

Naval Base Satellite town. etc no state in Nigeria has this number.


if you must know, these attracts people and increases population so its easier to generate IGR. simple

You gave some brilliant points to back up your argument, let's wait for his reply

Sonyboom765:
I tot your father so not have problem with bragging..lol.




The Lagos on the list belongs to you Israelites ba ?! Igbo giant or slaves.

Secondly I am not Ibo

NimrodEndOfDays:
Imagine, you have top 10 and SA has 4 states on the List. Nigeria and its fake economy. Even a Dangote Operates a monopoly. how can you have a sharp difference in the top richest africans with dangote as number one and the next Nigerian is far away?? same with states. how can you have just one state in the whole list from the top ten and people are celebrating? SA is the real giant of africa jare

Sound analysis and facts only

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FreeStuffsNG:
Your pride goeth before a fall.
I will no longer respond to your uncouth remarks. If you persist making uncouth remarks, I will report you to the mods in the first instance

For those who may be interested to find out how Lagos ranks over them all in Africa, please read it from this World Economic Forum platform.
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2022/01/lagos-africa-startup-capital/

Nigeria is the biggest economy in Africa and the economic nerve centre of Nigeria is Lagos.

If you are an investor, please bring your investment to Nigeria and the best destination is Lagos.
Thank you.

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Take this nonsensical biased rubbish off my mention. Talk, your post is rubbish and data by startup links

Hahahahaaha what nonsense

Lagos is ranked 4th. Lagos only leads in terms of population not GDP

cherishmichael:
South Africa kodus, your numbers counted multiple times.

Southafrica is still the giant of Africa forge that the blacks are not trying but still sA is second to none

7. LUANDA (ANGOLA): $49 BILLION
Luanda is the biggest city, major port and capital of Angola – and its metro area is home to one in three Angolans. While the majority of Luandans live in poverty, the booming oil and gas industry has created huge wealth for a minority (as well as a boom in banking and building). Luanda is one of the world’s most expensive cities for ex-pats, in part because of high import tariffs imposed to help pay for diversifying the economy.

8. PRETORIA (SOUTH AFRICA): $48 BILLION
The administrative capital of South Africa and the hub of the wider Tshwane metro area, Pretoria is also a centre for academia and R&, as well as commerce and industry, including metalworks to car factories.

9. CASABLANCA (MOROCCO): $42 BILLION
Officially ad-Dar al-Bayda in Arabic but informally known as Kaza, Casablanca is the largest city in the entire Maghreb region (metro area: 7 million), and its economic hub. It is important both as port city and financial centre. Major Moroccan and multinational companies are headquartered here rather than in the political capital Rabat.


10. ACCRA (GHANA): $38 BILLION
A merger of coastal settlements around British, Dutch and Danish coastal forts, Accra in 1957 became the capital of sub-Saharan Africa’s first independent nation. Today, it is a centre for manufacturing, marketing, finance, insurance, and transportation.

Over the next decade, the AfrAsia Bank’s report expects growth to remain strong in South Africa, Angola, Morocco, Egypt, Ivory Coast, Tanzania and Nigeria – not coincidentally countries hosting many of the hubs shown on this map.

But the strongest growth projections apply to some of the smaller countries in Africa: Uganda, Rwanda, Ghana and Mauritius.

4. LAGOS (NIGERIA): $108 BILLION
It may no longer be the country’s capital, Lagos still is the gateway for 80% of Nigeria’s exports – and the centre of the burgeoning film industry, a.k.a. Nollywood. At 21 million inhabitants (2016 est.), it’s Africa’s largest metropolis, as well as one of the world’s fastest-growing cities.

5. DURBAN (SOUTH AFRICA): $55 BILLION
Subtropical Durban is South Africa’s third-biggest city (after Johannesburg and Cape Town), second-biggest manufacturing hub and biggest port, as well as a major tourist destination. Durban’s Gateway Theatre of Shopping is Africa’s biggest mall. It has 12,000 parking slots, 390 stores, 90 restaurants, more than a dozen movie theatres (including an IMAX theatre), a skate park designed by Tony Hawk, and the highest fountain in Africa

6. NAIROBI (KENYA): $54 BILLION
Kenya’s capital and largest city (metro area: 7 million) Nairobi is also known as the Green City in the Sun. Founded in 1899 by the British as a rail depot, the city today is home to thousands of Kenyan businesses, as well as the Nairobi Securities Exchange, Africa’s 4th-largest stock exchange; and regional hub for hundreds of multinationals.

​And this overview of Africa’s richest cities, indicates where clusters of wealthy cities are developing across the continent, as well as showing a few more isolated locations of money aggregation.

Long the most developed nation on the continent, South Africa – with four of Africa’s ten richest cities – continues to be the economic engine of Africa’s southern half. With a total GDP of $722 billion, South Africa as a whole continues to be the continent’s wealthiest country, but on a per-capita basis it comes second after the tiny island nation of Mauritius ($32,700).
The East African economy is dominated by a string of wealthy cities, from Uganda’s capital Kampala via Nairobi and Mombasa in Kenya to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania’s biggest city.
In West Africa, a similar transnational conglomeration runs from Abidjan in Ivory Coast over Ghana’s Accra to Lagos and Abidjan in Nigeria.
In Morocco, Casablanca’s wealth is flanked by that of Tangier and Marrakesh. In Egypt, Cairo dwarfs but not completely outshines Alexandria.
The ‘isolates’, in descending order, are four capitals: Luanda (Angola), Addis Ababa (Ethiopia), Windhoek (Namibia) and Lusaka (Zambia).


1. JOHANNESBURG (SOUTH AFRICA): $276 BILLION
Fittingly, Africa’s richest city was built on gold – on the Witwatersrand Gold Rush of 1886, to be exact. It’s the commercial capital of South Africa and the wider region.

2. ​CAPE TOWN (SOUTH AFRICA): $155 BILLION
The city with Africa’s highest prime residential rates, at around $6,100 per square metre (similar to DC or Berlin) also is an important hub for financial services, retail and tourism

3. CAIRO (EGYPT): $140 BILLION
Real estate, financial services and construction are some of the key sectors in this city of 9 million, the biggest metropolis in the Middle East.

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FreeStuffsNG:
Nice!
It be nice to even be listed on NGX.
We want more investments in Nigeria.

This is the best time to bring your investments into Nigeria.

Please bring your investments to Lagos today.

In Lagos, your investments are safe and guaranteed of great returns.

We are a very hospitable people and we have the best run city economy in Africa in terms of GDP. We have a vibrant population with many beaches and great food!

Please invest in Lagos today.

Thank you.
May God bless you.
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God bless Nigeria forever.

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This is why I call you out for always telling lies. All the information in your website and ebook at lies too I guess

Lagos is not even in the top 10 cities in Africa

https://www.planetware.com/africa/best-cities-saf-1-34.htm

Why do you always lie alot ?
Even interms of GDP Lagos isn't the largest

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.statista.com/chart/amp/26371/african-countries-with-the-highest-gdp-over-time/

You are always lying and lying I don't know why

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FERNANDEZISBACK:
Wannabe redpillers don't understand..let them keep clowning around..
Most can't reason beyond s*x..they think they are fooling women.. let me keep smiling..
But guess what women are smarter than that..i don't think any woman will start bragging about that tho..

Most men are in women's palm so no need to shout..after coming online to wail and form hard guy they go behind to beg women for s*x and the rest..so you see the game..

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Word of advise keep personal information about your family off social media. Everytime you always come and tell us how you feel about your brothers , father andale relatives and it's appalling. Respect them a bit .. we all have family issues but you don't see us berating our family online like you do..

Go figure

crafteck:
I will likely close my restaurant because of the phcn issue, just 9 to 9, they cant provide, if at all, i get 3 hours of half current daily which we still use gen for microwave, i spend about 11k on diesel {30 litres), i only used ac on sunday evening when i have shows yet these PEOPLE brought a bill of 58k,i paid 30 when they came around, before i paid it, i told the marketer with them "even though im not at the shop with you guys i can tell you 2 things,
number 1 gen must be running,
Number 2 there wont be more than 3 customers there" and i was right, she was speechless ,if they do the same next month, it would be 28 left over plus 58k,i will shut down, lay off workers, leave this country and go work in a warehouse or something im the uk, we are barely getting by as the price of food is so high, we had to increase prices hence, not a lot of customers on the mainland can afford. Cooking gas prices have more than doubled in less than a year, people now see meal of #1, 500 as luxury. Next months bill might be the nail in the coffin.

Funny thing is, it took about 15m for 2yrs rent, 45kva, 17kva gen etc. The economy in the past 1 year has been horrible, as in worse than the past, not that it was ever that good, anti people policies, insecurity etc.

So you my gee want to follow the likes of Femi, obasa and co and leave me.in Nigeria? Foni sef has gone ... Omo at this rate I .going back abroad and this time I may never set foot.here again ...I have already regrets coming back badly but have been trying to stay optimistic

Will you sell it for 100k it looks old and used to death

Dusty