DLuciano:
offcourse Lagos is 3rd, but some people developed it!

I never argued that . , all thanks to them.

StarOfDavid:


you guys are so insecured that you dont even know when someone is genuinely concerned and when it is a tribal bash....

you are comparing Lagos, your supposed sophisticated and advanced city to a random place in the east.is that not shameful.

to you the projections and predictions on paper are much more important to you than the threat of flood, outbreak of disease and its dirty environment

Leave the threat to us we can handle it ourselves , develop your side , don't worry about us.

StarOfDavid:


you guys are so insecured that you dont even know when someone is genuinely concerned and when it is a tribal bash....

you are comparing Lagos, your supposed sophisticated and advanced city to a random place in the east.is that not shameful.

You just accepted that the east is indeed a random place .

kettykin:
Lies from the pit of hell

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Even the pics evidence , it still a lie?

StarOfDavid:
Third fastest growing mega slum....Mtchew

never wanted it tribal tho , let see south east states.

justineu:
Op... Hope you the difference btw fastest growing in population and fastest growing into mega city?

Fastest growing mega city.

Last group.

Other group.

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Fourth group.

Third group.

Second group.

From 1950 to 1960, 60% of the growth of megacities was in the developing world. Between 2000 and 2010, the developing world accounted for 90%. Out of the 28 biggest cities on Earth, only six are in the developed world. To compile our list of the fastest-growing megacities, we used population data from the 2013 edition of Demographia World Urban Areas, the only regularly published survey of urban area populations. The population estimates are for areas of continuous urbanization, which includes central cities and their satellite communities, but excludes adjacent rural territory.

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Introduction
From 1950 to 1960, 60% of the growth of megacities was in the developing world. Between 2000 and 2010, the developing world accounted for 90%. Out of the 28 biggest cities on Earth, only six are in the developed world. To compile our list of the fastest-growing megacities, we used population data from the 2013 edition of Demographia World Urban Areas, the only regularly published survey of urban area populations. The population estimates are for areas of continuous urbanization, which includes central cities and their satellite communities, but excludes adjacent rural territory.


No. 1: Karachi, Pakistan
Population (Est.): 20.88 million
Population Growth, 2000-10: 80.5%

No. 2: Shenzhen, China
Population (Est.): 12.51 million
Population Growth, 2000-10: 56.1%

AP
1 of 12
Introduction
From 1950 to 1960, 60% of the growth of megacities was in the developing world. Between 2000 and 2010, the developing world accounted for 90%. Out of the 28 biggest cities on Earth, only six are in the developed world. To compile our list of the fastest-growing megacities, we used population data from the 2013 edition of Demographia World Urban Areas, the only regularly published survey of urban area populations. The population estimates are for areas of continuous urbanization, which includes central cities and their satellite communities, but excludes adjacent rural territory.

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No. 1: Karachi, Pakistan
Population (Est.): 20.88 million
Population Growth, 2000-10: 80.5%

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No. 2: Shenzhen, China
Population (Est.): 12.51 million
Population Growth, 2000-10: 56.1%


No. 3: Lagos, Nigeria
Population (Est.): 12.09 million
Population Growth, 2000-10: 48.2%


No. 4: Beijing, China
Population (Est.): 18.24 million
Population Growth, 2000-10: 47.6%

No. 5: Bangkok, Thailand (tie)
Population (Est.): 14.54 million
Population Growth, 2000-10: 45.2%

No. 5: Dhaka, Bangladesh (tie)
Population (Est.): 14.34 million
Population Growth, 2000-10: 45.2%


No. 7: Guangzhou-Foshan, China
Population (Est.): 17.69 million
Population Growth, 2000-10: 43.0%


No. 8: Shanghai, China
Population (Est.): 21.77 million
Population Growth, 2000-10: 40.1%

No. 9: Delhi, India
Population (Est.): 22.83 million
Population Growth, 2000-10: 39.2%

No. 10: Jakarta, Indonesia
Population (Est.): 26.75 million
Population Growth, 2000-10: 34.6%


It also retained it first position as the fastest growing city in Africa and Nigeria respectively.



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Mynd44 , Lalasticlala

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In 2015 , Biafra said if Jonathan wasn't re elected , the country will break up.

https://247ureports.com/2013/07/25/break-up-2015-no-jonathan-no-nigeria-biafra-activists-should-vote-out-jonathan-by-obinna-akukwe/

March 15 , 2017 was the day Biafra would get independence


https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=8&ved=0ahUKEwiFsuPTrNbVAhVFJ1AKHalDAdgQFgg0MAc&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.naij.com%2F1088346-biafran-leader-declare-independence-igbo-people-march-15.html&usg=AFQjCNEufqywnxPSqkwdMJKvvpdxov1XWA


Nigeria will cease to exist by December 2015.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=2&ved=0ahUKEwiWn_iIrdbVAhWBEVAKHYdJAiQQFggdMAE&url=http%3A%2F%2Fdailypost.ng%2F2014%2F06%2F01%2Fnigeria-will-cease-exist-december-2015-biafra-movement-leader%2F&usg=AFQjCNGEitAtyvOK4HqEUiRg94UE7dQRCQ


If They Don’t Give Us Biafra, No Human Being Will Remain Alive In Nigeria - Biafra Movement Leader, Nnamdi Kalu , this statement was said in 2015 ,and we in 2017 already.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=3&ved=0ahUKEwiWn_iIrdbVAhWBEVAKHYdJAiQQFgghMAI&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.naij.com%2F67388.html&usg=AFQjCNFdW2221TSlaEaWaKcAhAxsPNj6Pw


Onwuka claimed Biafra independence was granted whereas it was a lie.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=3&ved=0ahUKEwjvxfDWrdbVAhXKZVAKHZthClMQFggjMAI&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.thisdaylive.com%2Findex.php%2F2017%2F08%2F01%2Fbiafra-onwuka-names-self-president-appoints-utomi-soludo-gana-as-ministers%2F&usg=AFQjCNHz841Pzvs8Z31f_bgijt6HfeyaXg

A well rerenowned cleric in 2015 said KANU should be released or else heaven will strike , yet heaven never strikes till 2017 when he was released.
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StakerLives:




Yes we will adopt that but we won't adopt your attitude of skull mining and killing of humans for rituals!!

Myndd44 , lalastical

All the states of the country need to follow Lagos footsteps into widening the roads to 8-10 lanes each. God bless Nigeria.

Some people after seeing the video.

Nothing surprising Lagos is always Lagos , the best.

fasternews:
Today, the Ooni of Ife was present to commission a new tetiary institiution in Nigeria located at Oshogbo. The school is called Skull Mining School of Technology . The aim of the school is to make Afonjas more skilled in mining skulls. Courses include

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Afghanistan govt hires Nigerian firm to develop e-wallet

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The Ministry of Agriculture Irrigation and Livestock in Afghanistan has engaged Cellulant Nigeria to commence the process of establishing a market-based input distribution technology.

The collaborative effort is aimed at bolstering Afghanistan’s drive for self-sufficiency in wheat production.

Cellulant’s e-wallet technology is expected to boost Afghanistan’s agricultural sector in general.

Afghanistan will be the first country in Asia to adopt the e-wallet system, following the footsteps of countries like Liberia and Togo.

Speaking on the partnership with the Afghanistan government, the Co- founder of Cellulant Corporation, Mr. Bolaji Akinboro, stated that the technology, whose origin is Nigeria, “is the gift of Cellulant to humanity.”

He said, ‘‘Afghanistan is beautiful to us, and we are glad to come all the way from Africa, Nigeria to make life better for the smallholder farmer in Afghanistan.”

According to him, the AgriKore technology gives smallholder farmers access to agricultural inputs of improved varieties/breeds, fertiliser and agro-chemicals, making it the backbone of increased productivity and profitability.

“This technology allows the best available seeds and fertiliser get into the hands of hundreds of thousands of smallholder farmers to raise crop yields,” he said.

Akinboro appreciated the government and the people of Afghanistan for giving the company the opportunity and the space to participate in making life better for smallholder farmers.

He said, ‘‘Cellulant is driven to solve difficult problems on use of payment technology. We will work with the government of Afghanistan to get inputs to one million farmers in the next 90 to 120 days.

“This e-wallet system, which works on a block chain technology, provides a holistic system to link the farmers to agricultural inputs supply chain, finance and markets through integration with mobile network operators, input markets, extensions services, financial service providers, commodity market, and insurance service providers.”

The e-wallet system was conceived in Nigeria. It was first implemented under the administration of the former Minister of Agriculture, Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, who is now President of the Africa Development Bank.

The technology was said to have enabled Nigeria to increase its food production by an average of 21 million metric tonnes annually between 2012 and 2015.

Cellulant has exported the technology out of Nigeria to other African countries in Francophone and Anglophone Africa such as Liberia, Togo, Uganda etc.

“So far, Cellulant’s e-wallet or AgriKore ecosystem, which connects everyone to everything in agriculture all the time, has been of benefits to 17 million farmers, 2500 agri-businesses; 800 e-extension workers and over 2,500 service points in Nigeria. This technology enables more than five million farmers to get access to high quality inputs every year,” Akinboro explained.



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Jflex07:
This is getting stale already, try something new, my afonja skull miner

So any Igbo against ipob is afonja?

I watched the video tho , can't see the soldiers running inside bush

sekxy:

thanks dear...I had to consult my dictionary before replying..lol

Very hilarious reply , have fun Cutie.

Not everyone is a yahoo yahoo boy tho.

sekxy:

lol ok

If that you on your profile pic , I must say you look scintillating.

thepussyhunter:



yeah
and dat was the first big mistake i made

i thing i need to start acting like you do know..........it'd do me alotta good

Yeah.