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izombie:
actually you do give a poo. Yorubas have criticised everything about biafra. You guys called NK all sorts of names. You criticised our may 30 sit at home. Everyday you tell us 20000 ways biafra will not work.

EODforce:
. This boy,you no just get shame at all

ur lie can move mountain

ba7man:
The problem with the Southeast is that they look to the Southwest more than they do themselves.

Meanwhile, the Southwest don't really give a ratsass about what they're up to.

izombie:
you are unintentionally agreeing with me. Since lagos and sw are all that you mentioned above, what the heck are you still doing in nigeria?

GavelSlam:
Oby fall my hand.

I would restrain myself and avoid insulting her.

If the most populous black nation is not deserving of a national carrier then we must be truly be primitives.

If she she cannot articulate her reasons for opposing this laudable project then she might as well keep shut.

lonlytroy:
E dey pain u abi

sufferNsmiling:
You are a massive fool keep on fooling yourself with fake gdp. Lagos is the twelves worst city in africa to live in. Two out of three people in lagos live in slums. Go to Ghana and see how yorubas are a running deer to sit at the side of the road doing nothing. Lagos is piece of seet compared to other african cities. Most of the industries and companies have left south west to order neighbouring west african countries.Harare zimbabwe is a far better city than lagos to live in if you think I'm lying see the list below.

Lagos, Abuja Named Among The Worst Cities To Live In Africa (See Full List)



The capital city of Nigeria, Abuja, and the country’s acclaimed economic capital, Lagos, have been ranked among the top 20 worst cities in the world to live in.


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Giant of Africa, Nigeria, have been featured in international rankings once again in Mercer’s newly released 20th annual Quality of Living survey, and ranked low compared 231 other major metropolises.

Mercer examined factors such as crime, healthcare, education, public services, recreation, housing and personal freedom in its latest ranking.

As expected, Two Nigerian cities; Abuja (213) and Lagos (212), made it into the top 20 worst cities to live in Africa.

According to this years ranking, Bangui, Central African Republic (230) was the lowest ranking African city for quality of living as the worst city to live in Africa.

They are followed by Khartoum, Sudan (227), N’Djamena Chad (226), Brazzaville Congo (224) and Kinshasa Democratic Republic of the Congo (223).

Below are The top 15 worst cities to live in Africa 2018.

From least worst (15) to worst (1)

15. Harare, Zimbabwe

14. Lagos, Nigeria

13. Abuja, Nigeria

12. Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

11. Antananarivo, Madagascar

10. Tripoli, Libya

9. Niamey, Niger

8. Bamako, Mali

7. Nouakchott, Mauritania

6. Conakry, Guinea Republic

5. Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo

4. Brazzaville, Congo

3. N’Djamena, Chad

2. Khartoum, Sudan

1. Bangui, Central African Republic

http://www.informationng.com/2018/03/lagos-abuja-named-among-the-worst-cities-to-live-in-africa-see-full-list.html

Please do not come here fooling yourself. Your brothers from southwest are running to other african countries to be refugees.

joeyfire:
Shege Mr Eko Ile you are going nowhere! Abi you no sabi your history? Awo don sign am Tay Tay

"Faruk said that before the start of the civil war in 1967, his government set Chief Obafemi Awolowo free from prison although it was another government that had put him there.

“Eventually when the war was to start with Biafra, [Awolowo] went to Ibadan and gathered all Yorubas that they should know the war about to commence was between the North and the East, and the Yoruba in the West were not part of it,” he said.

“We received this with shock and the whole Northerners met in Kaduna and we issued them a warning that we heard they (Yoruba) were not part of it and we agreed but we have one demand,” he said.

That condition, according to him was the establishment of a One Mile Corridor. “From Offa which is in our region, from the rail line to the sea (wharf) we declare One Mile Military Corridor, meaning all of them who built houses within One Mile, we will crush down their houses. And nobody will stop our vehicles and vessels from accessing the sea, this we told our Yorubas in Ilorin to tell them. And from that time we never hear them. This is Military Corridor, we of the past hope our children will carry it,” warning that nobody could stop the people of the North, whom he said number 120 million, from accessing the sea."

http://saharareporters.com/2012/08/13/northern-muslim-elders-reply-asari-dokubo-go-and-read-your-history

joeyfire:
The yorubas would easily be the ones who stand to gain the most but they can't leave Nigeria because there is an alliance between them and the north that was struck when Awo came out of jail in 1966. The north gets unrestricted access to the sea and the yorubas avoid war and partner with the north to rule Nigeria in a permanent junior partner capacity

limeta:
Free Niger delta oil money
Fear of fulani caliphat
Akintola of muric comes to mind .

jjjjj2017:
STUPID MUHAMMADU BUHARI IS MORE A THIEF THAN ANY OTHER NAIJA POLITICIAN

GavelSlam:
This lean crowd is all Fayose can afford?

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