₦airaland Forum

ednut1:
u need to seek knowledge, they effectively do d work of lirs and gt 10-20% commission of lagos igr. everyone knws dis

wristwatch:
E common wella. This annoys me ooh! Sometime I think she smiles @ my joke or something.

taharqa:
You are complaining of "just" 10% in the case if Lagos, when in Osun tax consultants take 60% while the State gets d remaining 40%. You know know why, apart from the hefty loans taken, Aregbesola has not been able to pay series for 7 months.

Shaange!!!

tyrant11:
If Nigeria were to break up now, yoruba land has got at least 50 billion barrels of conventional and unconventional oil that will see us through.

sey u need proof ??

ok

feast your eyes

opl 323 and 321 . major offshore oil blocks off the coast of lagos. at least 3 billion barrells in both. and trillions of cubic feet of gas. drilling hasnt begun.



http://www.gulfoilandgas.com/webpro1/MAIN/Mainnews.asp?id=2696

http://www.energy-pedia.com/article.aspx?articleid=133616

https://images.energy365dino.co.uk/standard/104142_b9ee99f6783443f09720.jpg


OPL 310

dirctly off the coast of lagos.

at least 500 million barrells of oil.

http://www.afren.com/operations/nigeria/opl_310/

OML 113 of the coast of lagos.

at least 1.5 trillion cubic feet of gas. and 200 million barrells of oil.

https://www.panoroenergy.com/wp-content/uploads/PP-block-map-OML113_retouch2.jpg

http://www.panoroenergy.com/?page_id=639

OML 125

highly productive field with 700 million barrells of oil. already in production.





and thats just a lil bit of our prospective resources. and lets not forget about our huge bitumen deposits. almost 40 billion barrells of oil worth.

and our other oil wells in ondo state illaje area.

so that right there is all you need to know .

InyinyaAgbaOku:
[b]USA and Britain [/b]still have significant indigenous investments, same can't be said for your area of reference

CSTR2:
The same foreign investment that has turned the SW to a beggar region.
Which part of the world has eradicated poverty and underdevelopment with foreign investments?
You don't know what you are talking about.

folajoseph:
I agree with you in terms of taxation but disagree slightly with the statistics you put forward in regards to GDP, Nigeria's current GDP stands at a whooping $1.109 trillion according to the link below.

Nigeria is actually the 21st richest country in the world with countries like SA, UAE, Netherlands, Switzerland behind us...

http://m.worldsrichestcountries.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.worldsrichestcountries.com%2F&utm_referrer=#2615

BuddahMonk:
Oshogbo Toad, big economy does not translate to high standard of living.
Nigeria economy is bigger than those of UAE, Qatar, Seychelles, Mauritius and Kuwait etc but how are the citizens faring.

The number of beggars in Ibadan alone exceed the number of beggars in the entire Eastern Region combine.