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OoduaVanguard:I understand the truth is bitter buhh I'll ring it in ur ear without the help of other region in Lagos! the SW has nothing now u can commit suicide for all I care ![]() |
totit:statistic made by the brown roofers anambra has oil ebonyi has oil the statistics is an old one b4 oil was found in this states now keep disgracing ur sefff ![]() |
[quote author=iamDiabolic post=47362674][/quote] ![]() ondo produce 8000 barrel per year! I'll still say it again without the help of other region in the SE the SW is nothing!! ![]() |
totit:Top 10 states with the least poverty rate ranked by the UN the SE has 4 states so Mr try again with ur propaganda ![]() |
iamDiabolic:Lol technology contributes 40% of chinas economy the rest is commerce u talk abouhh technology who produce Nigeria first indeginous car? its sw abi? I've said it without the help of other regions the Sw is nothing! remember ur chick Is from anambra ![]() |
OoduaVanguard:talking seaport the SE made that possible u talk cocoa? Nigeria imports cocoa u can do ur research u talk industry u knw the truth yorubas contribute nothing personally! ![]() |
totit:ondo produces 8000 barrel per year abeggg my belle ooo try again ![]() |
iamDiabolic:bloody lieing yorubas anambra and ebonyi has oil making it four! stop decieving urseff without the help of other region SE SS north the sw contributes nothing! tell me is it only Lagos the SW has? why can't the remaining rusty roof boast of the same if uree so industrious other regions contributed bring it on u bloody cowards! ![]() |
totit:Lol the waste people always avoiding the painful truth u can use Google ull see the aba made stat the yorubas contributes virtually nothing ![]() |
Ofemmanu1:e pain am kikikikiki ![]() |
Thewrath:Isnt it the watery soup? ![]() |
DaBullIT:we have portharcourt Delta cross river I dunno wah u saying pls still answer the question |
totit:y aren't u guy answering the question face the question ahh! |
checkolatunji:pls o i dunno enlighten me ![]() |
The answer is 'NOTHING' ![]() |
BERNIMOORE:Mail sent! |
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I've been pondering for month what exactly the south west contribute to Nigeria's economy **we know the North contributes a lot in terms of feeding,leather production and so much more! **we know the SE contribute a lot in terms of commerce (import and export) business and so much more **we know the SS contribute about 80% or more to Nigeria's economy in term of crude oil and other mineral resources Now the big question is what is the major thing the south west contributes to Nigeria's economy ?? I'm talking about THE MAJOR THING! |
Beremx:pls provide the link! |
KingEli:and what does the south west contribute to the nation is the money the collect from their agberos or what? as for the SE what they contribute to Nigeria is what makes China Japan India top economy in the world pained Yoruba man hahaha |
blackpanda:during the so called 'corrupt' we weren't in slavery poverty and unemployment shiii buhh since Mr integrity entered u know the rest pained zombie ![]() |
americanigga:another pained Yoruba hahahaha u guys are compatible with the north so y u pained? ![]() |
NL too doesn't have a traceable location |
Lol igbos dey vex naaa no time! |
Nkem4040:I tot I'm the only one that saw it? dangote?!? all this brown roofers be claiming Igbo since 1900bc |
DucheSsMerezz:wats nice she looks ugly and she borrowed the jet ![]() |
DucheSsMerezz:wats nice she looks ugly and she borrowed the jet ![]() |
Senator Ben Bruce has said that the nation with the largest reserves of crude oil in the world is Venezuela, but the crude oil could not save Venezuela from crumbling economically. Senator Ben Bruce says Nigeria must learn that having oil does not mean that the economy cannot be crippled. Ben Bruce noted that the desperate economic decline in Venezuela, the nation with the world’s largest oil wealth under her ground is a warning to Nigeria. He said: “We must look beyond oil or we are at risk of experiencing the same fate. My people consider that nations like the US and UK who used to buy Nigeria’s oil no longer buy our oil. As a matter of fact, America now plans to sell her own oil. In other words our buyers are now our competitors. Currently, royalties from oil accounts for 90% of our total government spending. Many people have said that this means without oil Nigeria could not function. Perhaps this thinking is itself the problem. Let us take the case of Anambra state and make it a test state for how we could possibly get out from the oil boom and bust cycle. Anambra is not an oil producing state in that it does not have oil in commercial quantities yet it does not take loans or owe workers salary. According to the United Nations, Anambra has one of the lowest poverty rates in Nigeria at 11.2% which places her ahead of 33 states. Twenty years ago Anambra and other Southeast states lagged in education and had poor boy child school enrollment, but today Anambra leads the nation in WASSCE results. For the past three years Anambra has had over 60% pass rates in the West African Senior School Certificate Examination. They have made the best improvements in education in the whole nation and the state government even supports private schools financially. But look at those states that thrive by depending solely on federal allocation. They are broke, cannot pay salaries and are so debt ridden, banks will not lend to them any more. Worst of all is that these states are performing woefully in education. There is something to be learned from Anambra. Is it their policy? Is it their budgeting practice? Is it their sense of community? Whatever it is, it is working! The Federal Government and other states should study what Anambra state has been doing right and replicate it nationally Anambra proves that Nigeria does not need oil to thrive. What Nigeria needs to thrive is education. What is under the ground of this nation is chicken change compared to what is between the ears of our people.” The social-media savvy senator has said that twenty years ago the southeast states lagged in education and had poor boy child school enrollment, today they lead in WASSCE results. He noted that Abia, Anambra, Rivers and Imo state came first, second, fourth and fifth respectively. Ben Bruce also commend Edo for coming in at third. Senator Bruce said the Federal Government and other states should study what these states have been doing right and replicate it nationally. https://www.naij.com/885224-senator-ben-bruce-read-said-anambra-state.html?source=index_main cc. lalasticlala mynd44 seun
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