dokyOloye:

Ode,the seaport and depots thru which they fuels are imported is in Lagos so the man in Lagos will pay little or nothing in terms of transport.
Can you compare it with the man in Enugu who has additional 700k to spend in transportation then another 100k in bribing all the zoo police and army laying siege every 100 meters in the roads to the east?

Biafrarep:


While yours is stinking of dead bodies being killed everyday.

If Boko Haram doesn't get you, biting poverty and hunger will, either way you're a dead man walking

muyeski21:


If I'm to follow ur analysis, petrol should be more expensive in the north compared to SE due to distance. My brother forget it igbo are just to greedy.

Biafrarep:



Nobody in your entire generation of destitute almajiris will be half educated as me.

Due to mass Illiteracy and ignorance, look at the pitiable condition you all are living in?

Lazy fools waiting for Igbos to spoon-feed them. Wretched and disgusting poverty stricken lots

Biafrarep:
[s]Dumb illiterate almajiri, if only you attended school instead of carrying begging plates and scavenging around, you would have known about things like middle men, transportation costs, warehousing and the rest.

If a bag of beans is sold for 20 naira in Sokoto and buyers transport it to P.H, settle your corrupt police and custom that mount roadblock every one kilometer, pay for warehouse before selling to the retailer who then sells to the end user, don't you know that all those costs would have been added that made the beans to cost 150 naira in P.H?

In that same P.H, the average beans seller lives in a good house and sells in a standard shop (which would be paid for), unlike your fellow almajiris that sleep in inhuman shacks and push barrow about because you don't want to live like normal human beings and pay rent!

Igbos are greedy and sell things expensively according to you hateful bigots, yet they control wholesale and retail trade accross Nigeria? What stopped you guys from taking advantage of the so-called Igbo "greed" to establish your own businesses and sell cheaper?

You all are so daft that it embarrasses me to share a country with such disgusting elements.

Spits![/s]

Biafrarep:
[s]Look at ignorant fools disgracing themselves all over the thread. Imagine the extent of daftness these hateful bigots are displaying here!

The same article they're using to attack Igbos also stated that diesel is most expensive in the SW, so why are they not saying that Yorubas are greedy??

Two commercial products i.e. petrol is most expensive in SE while diesel is most expensive in the SW, so why are these cursed fools dying of hunger attacking Igbos for being greedy while ignoring Yorubas?

You see how evil and wicked the heart of a Blackman is, especially the very unfortunate ones that inhabit this godforsaken country is?

I spit on all of you fools!!!!!!!![/s]

iLoveYouToo:
[s]Have you bothered finding out why the cost of fuel in the east is higher? I’m not Igbo nor a northerner but ask our brothers. I’m pretty sure it’s greed[/s]

NOETHNICITY:
Yes those stuff are cheap. It is just the purchasing power of poor nigerians that is low.
To prove what I said, call someone You know abroad and ask how much is a bunch of banana. Go to shopright and find out the price of the foreign banana. Then you will know that what we have is far far cheaper. Then I'm just trying to imagine what would have been if we had to depend on the greedy ibos for all those stuff. I bet you You guys would have sold to us at FX equivalent
Na greed be una 2nd name

Goodprophet:
Since 2019 we have been buying petrol at the rate of 300 naira for my side

osuofia2:
SHM. SE dealer's are too greedy. It is even more expensive to transport fuel to the North than to the SE and the entire South but still price of petroleum in the north is always within the market benchmark. Igbos why ? To think everyone buys from the same market and same price.
The Igbos needs to sit down and think .

Lastmankc:
Nothing will happen to him.

esnbrutality:
Since i became knowledgeable, Petroleum Prices in the EAST are highest in the Land...and they don't protest. IGBO people strong ABEG!!

But in Northern Nigeria where everything is "gawernment" petrol stations beg people to buy fuel.

Beacuse they voted "Buhari" and they dare not go against him as perpetual cowards, the SW would have erupted if the incessant increases was done by "Jonathan"!!...Imagine buying fuel @ 162 a liter and still the EAST is buying @200 without issues!!...AGAIN IGBO people strong abeg!!

I say this repeatedly, the SE is the "live wire" of a zoo system that favors zombies and miscreants.

Without the SE the zoo will crumble...and sincerely speaking the zoo must crumble...Tufiakwa!!

The people shouting 1 Nigeria are people who are stereotyped to be dependent on Government for everything ...even the air they breathe!!

Shameless zombies without vison...Tufiakwa!!

The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) says South-East residents paid the highest average price for Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), popularly known as petrol, in October.

In its “Premium Motor Spirit (Petrol) Price Watch for October 2021,” released on its website on Tuesday, the NBS said the highest average price was recorded in the South-East zone at N167.32 while the North-East had the least average price at N164.46 in the month under review.

“The average price paid by consumers for petrol increased by 2.75 per cent on a year-on-year basis to N165.60 in October when compared to the value in October 2020 (N161.17).

“The value also increased on a month-on-month basis to N165.60 in October from N164.85, showing an increase of 0.46 per cent when compared to the value recorded in September.

“States with the highest average price of petrol are Plateau (N172.43), Nasarawa (N170.45) and Abia (N170.25), while states with the lowest average price of petrol are Yobe (N159.86), Kwara (N160) and Lagos (N162.67),” it revealed.

Meanwhile, the average price paid by consumers for Automotive Gas Oil, popularly referred to as diesel, decreased by -0.22 per cent to N254.07 in October from N254.64 in September on a month-on-month basis.

The bureau said that the value recorded in the period under review increased by 15.59 per cent on a year-on-year basis to N254.07 in October 2021 when compared to the value of N219.80 recorded in October 2020.

It said that Taraba at N280, Borno N278.50 and Ogun at N275.36 recorded the highest average price of diesel, while Kebbi with N214.17, Zamfara N223.33 and Yobe at N227 recorded the lowest average price of diesel.
diesel.

“Likewise, the highest average price was recorded in the South-West zone (N265.64) while the North-West had the least average price (N237.49) in October 2021,” it added.

skybeauty:
More interested with their stomach than their freedom.

seunolu7:
Top 10 Most Educated Tribes In Nigeria



We’ll untangle the confusing, difficult, and unclear position of Nigeria’s most educated tribe below. Below is the list of the most educated tribes in Nigeria.

10. Isoko
This is a lesser-known minority group from the Niger Delta region that is actually well-educated. The Isoko people are an ethnic or cultural group who live in the Delta and Bayelsa states of Nigeria. They are a people from southern Nigeria, near the Niger delta in the northwestern part of the country. The 36 states of the Federal Republic of Nigeria include Delta State and Bayelsa State. There are noteworthy people in the education field, and the tribe is among Nigeria’s top ten most educated tribes.


9. Ibibio
The Ibibio are a group of people from southern Nigeria who live along the coast. They are predominantly located in the states of Akwa Ibom and Cross River; they are also from the Niger Delta region and are among the country’s most educated tribes.


They are linked to the Efik and Annang Igbo peoples. During Nigeria’s colonial period, the Ibibio Union petitioned the British for recognition as an independent nation.
8. Calabar
Calabar is a port city near the Cameroon border in southern Nigeria. Cross River State’s capital is located on a hill near the Calabar River and the Cross River delta. The city’s older portions, such as Henshaw Town, Duke Town, and the waterfront area, are filled with British colonial architecture. Duke Town Cathedral is one of Nigeria’s oldest cathedrals, dating back to the 19th century. The river may be seen from the surrounding cemetery. Calabar is ranked number eight on our list.

Although the comedic accent portrayed in Nollywood films has raised some doubt. We have a lot of educated Calabar folks who don’t have awful intonation.

7. Ijaw
The Ijaw people live in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria, in the states of Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Delta, Edo, Ondo, and Rivers. As migratory fishers, they can be found in camps as far west as Sierra Leone and as far east as Gabon. The Ijaws have a population of 3.7 million people, according to various estimates. This group of people includes educated individuals. Through education, Ijaw people seek knowledge, self-improvement, and self-development. Ijaw has a significant number of educated people; suffice it to say, the tribe is among Nigeria’s most educated.

6. Itsekiri
The Itsekiri are a Yoruba subgroup from Delta State in Nigeria’s Niger Delta. The Itsekiris are people who live largely in the Delta State local government districts of Warri South, Warri North, and Warri southwest on Nigeria’s Atlantic coast. This is one of Nigeria’s most well-educated tribes.

The Tribes listed above are remarkable for having a large number of educated members. They are thought to be among the Top 10 Tribes in Nigeria with the most educated individuals, according to studies.

5. Urhobo
The Urhobos are people who live in southern Nigeria, near the Niger Delta in the northwest. The Urhobo ethnic group is the largest ethnic group in Delta State, one of Nigeria’s 36 states. The Urhobo language is spoken by the Urhobos. Rather than a location, the term Urhobo refers to a group of people. This group is well-educated and enters pastoral ministry, which means they have a higher level of influence over their followers.

4. Edo
Edo State is one of the Nigerian states, located in the country’s southern portion. When it comes to civilization, the Edo tribe is one of the most civilized in the country, owing to their high rate of illegal migration to other countries and other factors.

Someone can, nevertheless, claim to be cultured but uneducated. The Edo people are cultured and educated and can be considered among the country’s best-educated. Benin Metropolis, the state capital, and largest city in Nigeria’s fourth-largest city and the heart of the country’s rubber industry. The Edo people are Nigeria’s most educated tribe. Edo people can be found in almost every field. You’d be hard-pressed to find an Edo man who isn’t educated.

3. Hausa people
For Hausa tribes, I remove the cap. This tribe is among Nigeria’s most well-educated. Look about you and you’ll notice plenty of reasons why they should be ranked third. The Hausa people are the most powerful in politics. They understand politics, and leadership requires educated individuals. There are as many educated Hausas as there are illiterates in Hausa land, but the educated Hausas and their output outnumber the illiterates.


[s]2. Igbo People
When it comes to Nigeria’s educated tribes, this group is the talk of the town. Academically and economically, the Igbo people are fortunate. Take it from me: an Igbo man in business is just like an Igbo man in school. He is hardworking and successful. Igbo people also have high number of graduates, learned people, and so on.[/s]

1. Yoruba
Yorubas are Nigeria’s most educated tribe. Yoruba people have a reputation for being in top positions. This indicates that they are well-educated. Education is the only way to become a senior executive in a large corporation where the Yoruba tribe is dominant. In Nigeria, the Yoruba people were the first to adopt western education, which caused them to recognize the importance of education early on. They are Nigeria’s most educated tribe.

Ikinternational:
I’m just patiently waiting on top 10 biggest penis by tribe

Let’s settle this matter once n for all

The study we’ve been clamoring for

FarahAideed:
[s]This is clearly a lie ..If 3 trillion had entered into the SME sector we would have known ..[/s]

Malory:
This one is trying to overtake Lai Muhammed. After sharing it amongst the Fulanis and keeping the rest for himself he is here deceiving himself

Amodi470:
Posthumous Birthday..
If North were to do posthumous birthday, Igbo people will be in trouble because of what they did.. We forgive and forget but the labour of our heroes past shall never be in vain
Sir Ahmadu Bello (Sardauna of Sokoto) and
Sir Abubakar Tafawa Ɓalewa were all killed by Biafran soldiers and Buhari paid the retired Biafran soldiers some months back.

In unity we progress
Say no to vengeance and Secessionist
#Northremebers