₦airaland Forum

lordnammy:
d o u know difference btw Engr n technician

JimaeChinko:
Nobody is talking about the bad State of Ogun State Roads..

I work here... It is hell on Earth...

Not a Single day passes without the loss of millions of Naira by one company or other.

Those who live around understand the hell we go through here...

okway:
IhatePork

So quick

Ereolamide:
Tell any of your loved ones nearest to you to take you to a psychiatric hospital for mental evaluation, you really need it mate.

fxjunkie:
I've come to the slow realization that while we were busy being jealous and hateful, Igbos have slowly taken control of economic activities in Lagos. There may even be more Igbos in Lagos than Yorubas. We should learn to embrace them and learn to live with them as against fuming and hating.

more like traffic activities in Lagos like this

https://peacebenwilliams.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/GALA-HAWKERS-800x456.png

yes, there are more ibos in lagos than yorubas in all SW states combined

okway:
That's in Ogun?

I sha hope it doesn't slow down development.

Religions disable African development.

Jaideyone:
lol the guy can argue he's soon come and flaunt pictures of pico juice and pure water companies.

one petrolex=200 piko companies

Jaideyone:
cc

this is from MAN o.

come and show us pictures of your zobo manufacturing plants again.

MAN just gave you the knockout

lol..most of the industries in that part of the country are the same ones that have been there for almost 2 decades. They aren't getting any fresh investments And a lot of them are folding up ecause they can't compete with the bigger ones in the SW. Ibos are in deep shytt and they don't even realize it . the fact that namadi cowlu was able to get that level of followership shows there is a red flag but delusion won't allow them realize this. In the SW, despite all the progress being made in Ogun and Lagos, we still admit there are a lot of problems. It's the other way round for those people. They swim in delusion

totit:
Abeg,I want to study that stuff where else can it be dig up,wholly?

Anywhere else

lol I'm not subscribed

wristbangle:
When they no longer have any reason to put, they will say we developed SW .

Gorilla indeed learned chestbeating from these peeps

That's what failures do. When they have nothing to be proud of, they start taking credit for other people's success

Shuku0kukobambi:
They will counter it o......with stats rendered at the village square under the moonlight by uncle shukudi who just came back from Ragos

Before, they used to say "apart from Lagos, which other SW state is". Now, it's "apart from Lagos and Ogun, which other SW state is". Very soon, they'll add Oyo. Their job is to monitor our progress while erosion washes away their own potorpotor villages.

Shuku0kukobambi:
You hate pork, yet you forgot to invite me to this thread that is vomiting verifiable stats like its going out of fashion?

I go soon force-feed you some pork if you're not kiafu!!

This is great as its obvious that Yoruba land must progress whether haters like it or not. However, their main taxes (CIT) will be chopped by the FG. I think its high time this 13% derivation principle gets adopted in customs duties, vat, CIT Etc.

Lagos is full. Ogun took over. Oyo is warming up to take it from Ogun and Oyo has even been on track since sef courtesy Pa Awo with the Oluyole industrial.

Edumare bless ile Oodua and all who wish her well

Pavore9:
Healthy rivalry. States should work hard to attract real investments not Governors junketing round the world pretending to attract investors or signing MOU that are more of future tense!

have a taste of MOU beer

tdayof:
OYO state needs to start attracting more investments too.

sarrki:
Know rivalry

Its all omoluabis

The sure banker is ocean and sea can't be moved to ogun

Yes bro. The rivalry is healthy, The development needs to spread for the overall betterment of the region. Oyo is next once the Lagos-IB rail is completed. A seaport is also needed in Ondo to open up that area

Lagos, Ogun and Ondo all have access to Atlantic Ocean. We have water, we have land. We're not like those people that have to leave their potorpotor enclave to see what beaches look like

[b]Data by the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), analysed by BusinessDay, show Ogun State has over 70 percent share of manufacturing investments in the country between 2014 and 2016.

In 2014, manufacturers invested N691.77 billion, out of which N514.87 billion went to Ogun State, representing 74.42 percent of the total .

Apapa and Ikeja in Lagos contributed N15 billion and N85 billion to the investments respectively, representing a combined 15 percent of the total.

Out of the N180.12 billion invested in the manufacturing and agro-allied industries in Nigeria in the first six months of 2015, N128.3 billion went to Ogun, representing 71.23 percent. Ikeja and Apapa industrial zones got N15.74 billion and N6.98 billion, representing 8.7 percent and 3.9 percent share of the total respectively.

Similarly, manufacturing investments worth N309.33 billion were made in H2 of 2015, out of which N302.26 billion went to Ogun, representing 97.7 percent of the total. Apapa and Ikeja shared the remaining less than three percent with other industrial zones across the country.

In the first half of 2016, total investments estimated at N54.55 billion were made by manufacturers in the country, out of which N37.51 billion moved to Ogun within the period. This means that 69 percent of all investments within H1 of 2016 were channelled to Ogun State. Apapa and Ikeja shared the remaining 31 percent with other industrial zones such as Edo/Delta, Imo/Abia, Oyo/Ondo/Osun/Ekiti, Kano/Sharada/ Challawa, Kano Bompai, Anambra/Enugu, Bauchi/Benue/Plateau, Rivers, Kwara, and Abia.

In the second half of 2016, MAN survey shows that N313.62 billion worth of investments were directed to Ogun out of the total N448.94 billion. This represents 70 percent of the total. Like in the first half, Apapa and Ikeja industrial zones stampeded for the remaining 30 percent investments with other zones[/b]

Uglyojuku:
Ogun state is probably the most industrialised state in Nigeria followed by Lagos.