₦airaland Forum

Fancyteemah:
Nairaland family I greet you all, I'm an architect by degree and experience, but currently unemployed. I've tried all possible to get a respectable job to no avail and private jobs are not forthcoming, the ones I've done have not been paid for. This Architectural field has a lot of female prejudice because a lot of employers and prospective clients just assume that you are incapable of producing quality designs like the male counterparts and this is what I have been facing for years...I'm very skilled at 3d rendering, AutoCAD, ArchiCAD and the use of Photoshop for Artistic presentatios. Please I need help getting a job and I'm currently in Lagos. Any suggestions will also be appreciated.

iamclime:
Some pictures taken inside the building. Badagry awaits you... come relive the history, enjoy the culture, and have some adventure!

jerryunit48:
Wait o upon all these visitors nobody fit take pictures of inside abi no one is allowed to enter?

davicks:
08131991317
we supply groundnut oil
office around Ogba, Lagos

hidhrhis:
My laptop is for sale
Dell inspiron 7 core 15
Need to sell it to pay my school fees

OboOlora:
When u r done, please stop by to get a refill of ur Prozac at the Pharmacy in Reddington VI. And also book ur appointment to see Dr Usim in February.

Social Media, where all that glitters is gold.

Be careful what u wish for people...
You seem to know some serious things oo. Prozac na very strong drug for very strong things oo. If you know, you know.

Dshocker:
The children of Dr. Festus A Fadeyi might/will kill Toke Makinwa,if she doesn't leave their dad alone....

UncleJudax:
Enter bus wey de go Ghana. After Lomé, enter okada, na just 15 minutes

ghettochild4u:
We all know this things boils down to money....
I would rather invest that money first...
Set up a food business ( amala section, ewa aganyin, plantain,yam, akara section) to run 24hrs a day n set up close to a place like a cinema or a club or mall..
After 1 year I can move to Canada in short I go just go do vacation there n return to my business

Sojicool:
U in Yorubaland: The Economic Backbone of Nigeria

Being a Lecture Delivered By
Adeyinka Grandson
President of the Young Yoruba for Freedom (YYF)
On the 30 December 2018
London, England
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The revenue of the Federal Government of Nigeria comes from the following seven major sources:

1. Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)

2. The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS)

3. The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). The taxes collected by FIRS include:

Corporate Income Tax
Education Tax
Information Technology Tax
Pension Contributions
Industrial Training Fund Contributions
National Housing Fund Contributions
Employees Compensation Scheme

Petroleum Profit Tax
Capital Gains Tax
Withholding Tax
Value Added Tax (VAT)
Stamp Duty
Luxury Tax

4. The Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA)

5. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)

6. The Nigeria Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA)

7. The Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG)

There are other minor sources of revenue for the Federal Government of Nigeria like Solid minerals, court fees and fines.
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1. Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation collects royalties, rents and penalties on oil products.

Annually, NNPC generates on the norm, about N3 trillion.

This information I'm giving is the fact: According to the NNPC records, Akwa-Ibom, Delta, Rivers, Bayelsa and Cross Rivers states produced 89% of all the crude oil in Nigeria.

Ondo and Edo states produced 10%.

Imo and Abia states produced less than 1% and Anambra state produced absolutely nothing.

This signifies that the South-South region contributes 80% of the NNPC earnings.

The Yoruba nation, including Ondo State plus Itsekiri, contributes the remaining 20% of the NNPC's earnings.

There is nothing significantly coming from the Igboland in terms of oil revenue.

There is no single contribution to the NNPC earnings from the:

Middle Belt's North-Central,
Hausa/Fulani's North-West
Kanuri's North-East.

But these three regions of the North, get the lion’s share from the NNPC earning.
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2. The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), collects import and excise duties levied on cost, insurance and freight.

Yearly, the NCS generates on the average N2 trillion.

According to the Nigerian Bureau of Statistic with the agreement of the Nigeria Customs Service, the 11 Customs Command areas in Yorubaland generated 90% of the NCS revenue every year.

The Customs Commands across Yorubaland, include:

Apapa Command;
Tin-Can Command;
Lagos Airport Command;
Kirikiri Command;
Seme Command;
Tin-Can II Command;
Lagos Industrial Command;
Ogun Command;
Oyo/Osun Command;
Ondo/Ekiti Command;
Kwara/Kogi Command.

South-South region contributes the 5% of the NCS revenue.

There is no substantial contribution to the Nigeria Custom Service earnings from the:

South-East,
North-Central,
North-West
North-East.

But, in terms of revenue sharing, the three regions of the North combined together, get the lion’s share from the Nigeria Customs Service earning.
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3. The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), collects and administers taxes on behalf of the Federal Government.

Each year, the FIRS generates on the average, N8 trillion from:

Corporate Income Tax
Education Tax
Information Technology Tax
Pension Contributions
Industrial Training Fund Contributions
National Housing Fund Contributions
Employees Compensation Scheme

Petroleum Profit Tax
Capital Gains Tax
Withholding Tax
Value Added Tax (VAT)
Stamp Duty
Luxury Tax

According to the Nigerian Bureau of Statistic, 80% of the FIRS revenue comes from the Yorubaland.

The North, including the North-West, North-Central and North-East, contributes only 12% of the FIRS revenue.

The South-South (excluding the Itshekiri area), and the South-East, together, contribute the remaining 8%.

Here is how the Yorubaland generates 80% of t