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This is a south Sudan lady, not a northerner not a Nigerian and not Fulani. Seun with all your Mods none of you can take 3 minutes to run a reverse google search to verify a video. Until DSS nab you for inciting violence. Look at all the comments on this thread. https://www.facebook.com/100011319888747/posts/2286352361752071/?_rdr |
sharpwriter:You people with your poverty mentality Corolla. God forbid. I'd recommend the Lex. |
Simply population density. For example Enugu and Kano have similar population density 426 and 442 people per square kilometer, respectively. This therefore means if Enugu is as big as Kano state it will have about the same population and vice versa. Likewise if Lagos was as big as Kano state, with its population density of 2,607 people per square kilometer, Lagos population alone would be over 52million people. On the other hand if Kano was as small as Lagos it would have a population of only 1.5million! Population = Population Density X Land Mass Southern states have higher population density while northern states have higher land mass Another example if Katsina State was as small as Imo state it would have a population of just 1.3million people. If Borno State were to have Population density of Anambra it (Borno State) would have a population o[b]f 61.5million[/b] people Therefore the appearance of 'emptiness' due to sparse population is more than made up by the very large land mass of the northern states. I hope your post is for educational purposes. See chart below. https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Population-density-of-the-different-States-in-Nigeria-Source-of-data-National_fig2_277959845
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Americans won’t see a candidate named Biden, Bush or Clinton on the ballot this November. The last time that happened was 1976 — America’s bicentennial. 1980: JIMMY CARTER VS. RONALD REAGAN The election of 1980 kicked off the Biden-Bush-Clinton trend in presidential races. For the Republicans: Ronald Reagan was the presidential nominee, and George H.W. Bush was picked as his running mate. For the Democrats: The incumbent, Jimmy Carter, stayed with Walter Mondale. Reagan and Bush won the election with 489 electoral votes. 1984: WALTER MONDALE VS. RONALD REAGAN For the Republicans: Another Ronald Reagan-George H.W. Bush ticket. For the Democrats: Walter Mondale selected Geraldine Ferraro, the first woman vice presidential candidate for a major political party. With 525 electoral votes, Reagan secured his second term. 1988: GEORGE H.W. BUSH VS. MICHAEL DUKAKIS For the Republicans: After serving eight years as vice president, George H.W. Bush became the party’s nominee and selected Dan Quayle as his running mate. For the Democrats: Michael Dukakis picked Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas as his running mate. Republicans kept control of the White House after Bush won 426 electoral votes. 1992: GEORGE H.W. BUSH VS. BILL CLINTON The Clintons enter the chat. For the Republicans: George H.W. Bush campaigned for his second term, again with Dan Quayle as his running mate. For the Democrats: Bill Clinton selected Albert Gore as his vice presidential running mate. Democrats regained the White House, with Clinton winning 370 electoral votes. 1996: BILL CLINTON VS. ROBERT DOLE For the first time in 20 years, George H.W. Bush is absent from the Republican ticket. For the Republicans: Robert Dole was the presidential nominee and selected Jack Kemp as his running mate. For the Democrats: Clinton ran for a second term, again with Gore. Clinton won with 379 electoral votes. 2000: GEORGE W. BUSH VS. AL GORE A new generation of Bushes enters national politics. For the Republicans: George W. Bush threw his hat in the ring, with Richard Cheney as his running mate. For the Democrats: Al Gore was the presidential nominee, and Joseph Lieberman was Gore’s VP pick. Bush lost the popular vote in this highly contested election, but it was ultimately decided that he should get Florida’s 25 electoral votes, and he became president. 2004: GEORGE W. BUSH VS. JOHN KERRY For the Republicans: George W. Bush ran again alongside Cheney. For the Democrats: The party nominated two people new to the ticket, John Kerry and John Edwards. This time around, Bush won both the popular and electoral vote. 2008: JOHN MCCAIN VS. BARACK OBAMA Joseph Biden first ran for president in 1988, but in 2008 he officially made the ticket. For the Republicans: Sen. John McCain of Arizona chose Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate. For the Democrats: Barack Obama selected Sen. Joseph Biden of Delaware as his running mate. Obama became the first Black U.S. president after winning 365 electoral votes. 2012: BARACK OBAMA VS. MITT ROMNEY For the Republicans: Mitt Romney became the presidential nominee, and Paul Ryan was his running mate. For the Democrats: Obama and Biden appeared together again on the ticket. With 332 electoral votes, Obama kept the White House. 2016: HILLARY CLINTON VS. DONALD TRUMP For the Republicans: Real estate mogul Donald J. Trump became the presidential nominee, and Mike Pence was his vice presidential pick. For the Democrats: Hillary Clinton, a former secretary of state and a former U.S. senator from New York, ran alongside Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia. Republicans again controlled the White House after Trump won 306 electoral votes. 2020: JOSEPH BIDEN VS. DONALD TRUMP For the Republicans: Trump campaigned for his second term, with Pence as his VP. For the Democrats: Joseph Biden was the presidential nominee, and he selected Kamala Harris as his running mate. Winning 306 electoral votes, Biden became president, and Harris made history as the first woman vice president. 2024: DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE YET TO BE DECIDED, WILL RUN AGAINST TRUMP For the Republicans: Trump selected Sen. J.D. Vance of Ohio as his running mate. If elected, Vance would be one of the youngest vice presidents in U.S. history. For the Democrats: Biden dropped out of the race July 21 and threw his support behind his vice president, Harris. https://www.newsobserver.com/news/politics-government/article290308309.html
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topoftheworld:They will be kept in prison on death row a.k.a CC condemn. |
Sladem05:If there is only one country in Africa with stable electricity it is supposed to be Nigeria! Stop finding excuses for failure! |
swiz123:Their main target is just government patronage and Grant's issued to the industry from time to time. Except may be for Dangote whose assembled vehicles are directly absorbed by his companies . |
Armaggedon:How many women in the North have any source of income that would enable them buy properties in such a proportion as to 20 times their southern counterparts? We are talking about the poorest region in the country for that matter. The Major reason is inheritance pattern which is in stark contrast. This why the rate in SS is more than 5 times that of SE even though the "divorce rate" of these 2 regions are very similar. Why is their result such different? The ONLY major difference between SS and SE is the strict enforcement of the culture banning female inheritance of landed properties. Period |
PHIPEX:A divorcee in the north doesn't get one inch of her ex husband's property after divorce. She just carrys whatever she came with. So your point of divorce falls flat! Also the issue of polygamy, how many people (women) have money to by property in the poorest sections of the country? The obvious answer is inheritance. A woman in the north (especially Muslim North) inherits land from her father, husband, brother, mother, sister, .... etc. Whereas in contrast ita totally opposite in say SE. |
Localemperor:A daughter is nothing less than a son. She should also inherit a part of her father. Ok what if you only have female children? Your legacy then becomes terminated? |
Lies! God will be thr ultimate Judge on all our actions. |
Afonja2000:You no see N600k there? |
Jokers. |
Starships4u:One reads Umar Mukhtar the others read Umar Mukhtar Zakari. It's 3 names vs 2 names which is not uncommon. Peter Obi vs Peter Gregory Obi. |
Governor Abba Commends Good Samaritan for Refunding Late Father’s Salary Backlog Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, today received Yusuf Sulaiman Sumaila, a young man who returned his late father’s salary backlog to the State Government. Yusuf stated that the state government had continued paying his late father’s salary (Sule Dattijo Sumaila, SOSA '85) into his account after his death in October 2022 until August 2023, when he made an official request for the payment to be stopped. To the governor’s satisfaction, Yusuf also requested to return the backlog of 328,115.75 to the government, and for which the governor personally invited him to his office to thank him. Remarking, the governor commended Yusuf for his remarkable gesture, urging other young people to emulate him and uphold the value of honesty. SSA, Digital Media 10:47 PM · Sep 5, 2023
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Thank you sir for changing the course of history of some people. Where can I get the book please? |
EazyMoh:I finally bought a second hand QLN654. So it has been satisfactory. |
Babalegba:Yahoo boys no reach 1% of Nigerian youths. There are still hardworking young men and women in Nigeria. We may not even need any foreign investment, if we can produce what we consume we will be fine. |
With electricity and large youth population we should be the hub for the cheapest labor. Babalegba:Yahoo boys no reach 1% of Nigerian youths. There are still hardworking young men and women in Nigeria. We may not even need any foreign investment, if we can produce what we consume we will be fine. |
Nairalander248:I was looking for this ![]() |
FACE:Thank you for taking your time to throw more light on this. Hopefully these our half-baked "educated" youth will understand more. I am scared and shocked at how simple information is grossly misunderstood for a supposed educated and enlightened people. The key factor there is population density. Because SE is the most densely populated area, every statiatical index taken will ALWAYS be higher per square area. Poor, rich, educated, illiterate, everything. At least this calculation above proved that although it has the highest density of poor people per square mile, it still has the least total number of poor people in total. |
wunmi590:Your wrapper strap was not signed nor stamped. I am inclined to believe the OP. |
emperordelis:Honestly that betrayal was unforgivable. I don't know what Tambuwal was thinking burning such a an ally and friend in Wike to support Atiku. Now that they have failed Tambuwal has killed his future politics in national level. Nobody would trust him in an alliance. |
Lithiumite:If he had the balls he could have joined a different party just like Kwankwaso and Peter Obi did. |
christejames:Wonders shall never end l! Why do you think Kaduna? A Kaduna that a Muslim-Muslim ticket won? |
It simply means she's benefiting more from your friendship. |
The properties of Andrew's Liver Salt. |
Ifabernard:If you know anything about voter turnout in Nigerias election you should know voter turnout has always been less than 45% and 30% on average. So this result is within expected range. |
LikeAking:That's the problem! He didn't do anything to anybody! You can't show one single reason why a northerner should vote for Atiku other than he is from the north. |
viodemus: |
Tinubu 11m Atiku 9m Obi 7m Kwankwaso 6m Total 33m votes |
