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IgboTyphoon:
You just ranting off point. Again the debate is about high taxes vs low taxes which leads to bigger productivity

IgboTyphoon:
You saw the list of heavily indebted states. Lazy man. You too borrow

The data showed the domestic debt stock of the other states among the top five during the period under review are: Delta (N223 billion), Rivers (N191 billion), Akwa Ibom (N179 billion) cross river (N125 billion), and Osun (N136 billion).

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/09/domestic-debts-of-36-states-fct-hit-n3-5trn-in-h118/

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Enugu (N61 billion)

Abia (N57 billion)

Imo (N85 billion)

IgboTyphoon:
Olodo is the question why States/ politicians claim they collect taxes? Or is the debate that high IGR does not mean high productivity ?

Economic productivity has to do with competitive & comparative advantages, efficiency, availability of means of production etc.

This is a pure economic debate. End of story. You keep dabbling everywhere

IgboTyphoon:
You saw the list of heavily indebted states. Lazy man. You too borrow

IgboTyphoon:
You saw the list of heavily indebted states. Lazy man. You too borrow

The data showed the domestic debt stock of the other states among the top five during the period under review are: Delta (N223 billion), Rivers (N191 billion), Akwa Ibom (N179 billion) cross river (N125 billion), and Osun (N136 billion).

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/09/domestic-debts-of-36-states-fct-hit-n3-5trn-in-h118/

IgboTyphoon:
You are a dull skull. You have nothing to add to the economic discussion so you jumping around

IgboTyphoon:
Who asked for your opinion on Biafra?
Stay on topic which is Big Govt (taxing you to debt) and smaller govt ( low taxes).

totit:
Mehnnn! .... You can say that again. It's just so damn irritating that a full grown man could be that dull. Jeeeez!!!!

totit:
Please tell me you were just teasing the mention or just joking. Like serious ?? WTF !

BeautifulMind2:
Otondo show me how these pictures take be Ghana or Kenya

BeautifulMind2:
Here are areas mostly dominated by Yorubas

World Health Organization Names Onitsha As The Most Polluted City In The World


The World Health Organization has just released some shocking findings of the most polluted cities in the world in which Onitsha, a city in Anambra state tops the list. Abia and Umuahia also made the list.

According to WHO statistics, more than 100 petrol stations in the city, often sell low-quality fuel, dozens of unregulated rubbish dumps, major fuel spills and high levels of arsenic, mercury, lead, copper and iron in its water. The city’s many metal industries, private hospitals and workshops were all said to be heavy polluters emitting chemical, hospital and household waste and sewage.”

https://www.nigerianmonitor.com/world-health-organization-names-onitsha-as-the-most-polluted-city-in-the-world/

BeautifulMind2:
Same location not 20yrs old pictures of Onitsha you are posting may I should remind you how Lagos look 20yrs ago



Onitsha today

olas24u:
Its a big lie!The ports are all functioning and have not been shut down.Have you been to those places to confirm you statements? know you must have heard it from radio biafra .

IgboTyphoon:
Like I said why not transfer 95 percent of your money to wasteful politicians/ government so that you can have bigger IGR ?? Deal?

OkunrinOloro:
It clearly says "half year" report, which I guess you are either too mentally limited to understand or too blind to see.

PrecisionFx:
I've never seen full grown men this daft .

BeautifulMind2:
Posting pictures of Onitsha before Nigeria enter into democracy , here are same location you posted

IgboTyphoon:
Ok why not transfer 90 percent of your money to wasteful politicians / government.

Socialist Yoruba man always relying on govt.

Ask “free” education has cost you dearly
anyways it is clear we have diffirent mindset.

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selemo:
Why is it that only Lagos port is functioning.

IgboTyphoon:
Low IGR means we keep more of our money. You and your high IGR yet your debt profile is up to your neck.

That said, the China of Africa (Aba) or the Japan of Africa (Nnewi) will remain blessed.

oluwaahmed:
Confirm that's Enugu, we know its work in progress and dont brag that non-indegenes should leave but also confirm "sophisticated Lagos below" the afonja haven flowing with milk and honey despite $1billion dollars in IGR. See ur brother smiling for the camera