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Olakunbi Oyelese of April by Kunbi

Olakunbi Oyelese of April by Kunbi

Fine Yoruba woman!

laudate:
Yeah, we hit 200 pages!! Kn23h, ODVanguard, Totit, Mercyville, Jetleeee, GoldNiagara, ibkayee, veraponpo, ProWalker, gberra, scholes0, hilroy, obaaderemi, ramdeuter, wristbangle, ijaya123, Kagawa10, shukuokukobambi, deedeedeee1, Basic123, Dumaknesset/Knessetduma, CeterisXVII, Jahel2, Markfemi2, Ritchiee, okway, Oxtonguy, SuperS1Panther etc., a big thumbs up for you all!! Keep the flag flying! Thank you!! May Olowogbogboro overload you all with multiple blessings!

Take a bow, Kn23h! You are the babe!! Correct chic!

200 pages!!! I'm so so proud of you guys!!

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I'm not surprised that Ibadan made it to that list.


https://www.nairaland.com/3941777/ibadan-pictures-development-fastest-growing

olowobaba10:
I DON'T UNDERSTAND THE LANGUAGE OF SLUM PIGS LIKE YOU AND YOUR GENERATION IF THAT IS HOW YOUR WOODEN AND PLASTIC BRAIN WORKS, REST IN PEACE

Have you heard Kanu's latest outburst?

9jakool:
So everything I've been told my entire life is a lie? You mean to tell me that Onitsa didn't even make the top 20 in Africa or even top 5 in Nigeria. And this people will come around and tell us that Onitsa has the largest market in Africa or that the East is full of rich people with big mansions in villages and that the West is full of poor people in rusty brown houses.

I was not surprised when I saw Ibadan. Yorubas have had contact with other West African tribes centuries ago before colonial times. Oyo maintained diplomacy, influence and trade with ethnic groups and states accross West Africa. Till today, that legacy is still present as you can find Yoruba traders as far as places like Coutonou, Lome, Abidjan, Ouagadougou, kumasi, Accra etc. Even Kano made it on the list and it's no surprise as the Hausas also share this legacy of as well.

All these far fetched myths need to be debunked.

Onitsha shouldn't be on the list. Have you been believing the lies by Ibo?

olowobaba10:
THIS POST IS BS, WHERE IS ONITSHA ON THE LIST ?

This is where Onitsha belongs.

NewsPoacher:
http://www.pulse.ng/bi/strategy/lagos-abuja-kano-ibadan-port-harcourt-five-biggest-consumer-markets-in-nigeria-id6911576.html

Mynd44, Lalasticlala

Can you post a link to my Ibadan thread in the OP too

Thanks.

Ibadan keeps glowing

The truth if the matter is that had Onitsha, the most backward city in nigeria, shown up on that list, Ibos would have called the source reliable

I'm not even stressed about the hate.

Enter0g:
even if say na ibadan i knw say na place where igbo ppl developed

Tell us how they developed it. With facts and figures please.


Any Ibo person fit answer this question o.

laudate:
Oh lawd.... you mean no single state capital in the SE was mentioned? Ah, those sons of Kanu are going to develop high-blood pressure when they see your post!

Laudate, we're talking top 25 cities here. If you want to see a SE city make the list, they'd have to widen their scope to top 1000 cities.

Me sha, I'm just loving how we keep exposing Biafran lies.

BabaRamota1980:
Lol. Yoruba ni
"eni t' a o ba ta ka fi r' atupa, t' oni ohun eni a ji tan 'na wo".

Senators that should be thrown in kirikiri, ordering arrest of citizens. Ise ku'se!

Won mo pe citizen bi ti Adenuga dey run the economy. Na him dey bring revenue to feed their family.

Useless clowns.

scholes0:
[b]Wrong map of rivers, Bayelsa highlights instead.
[/b]Post this in the IBadan thread.

Ki lo mean?

Wo first post on the Ibadan thread.

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Ibadan:

Just as Lagos is the commercial hub of Nigeria, the ancient city of Ibadan is the commercial hub of south-west Nigeria. It has a population of around 3.4 million people with a population growth rate of about 2.5% (NPC Census, 2006).
Being the former capital of the old Western regional government, it has remained a city of familiarity and leisure to most workers and entrepreneurs in Lagos.

Ibadan is the third largest metropolitan city in Nigeria, and also housed the first university in Nigeria, as a result of this its residents are a mixture of middle and lower income classes of household in the city.
The presence of many federal government institutions – most concentrated, and multinationals such as American-Nigerian Tobacco company, Saro Agro-Allied limited e.t.c tend to contribute to the market size of the city.
Ibadan is also the interchange city for travellers to all part of the country, thus making a first –stop for most Agricultural produce coming into the region.

Ibadan is an industrial hub and consumer based city. It being the first stop for major agricultural products indicates close of raw materials to these industrials while the demographic size of the city also indicates a high consumer base.



Lagos:

The economic and commercial strengths of this coastal city have been the topic of major fora and conference, both within and outside the country. It has a projected population of over 25 million people.
Lagos is the fifth largest economy in Africa and second largest metropolitan city in Nigeria. In the last few years, the city has been the major destination of foreign capital inflows (FCI) into Nigeria, accounting for over 95% of all FCI in Nigeria.
Recent statistics also show that Lagos has the most value tech ecosystem in Africa, alongside the presence of major markets satisfying the need of many neighbouring countries.

Also in the city is the Lekki Free Trade Zone, which at present has over 120 FDIs operating and undergoing development within the zone.
The Neighbouring state of Ogun has also benefitted from the positive externalities of Lagos in terms development of many suburban cities such as Mowe, Ibafo, Agbara among others.
Based on this fact, entrepreneurs can be best assured that their businesses and products have a high rate of survival if sited in the city.

http://www.pulse.ng/bi/strategy/lagos-abuja-kano-ibadan-port-harcourt-five-biggest-consumer-markets-in-nigeria-id6911576.html

ODVanguard:
This may deserve a thread of its own.

Most def.

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BabaRamota1980:
How can Senate order arrest of anybody?

This country tire me.

hilroy:
Madam ejowo ema binu simi. Idobale mi re o

lol

jstbeinhonest:
'She'? Oh, Wow!

Shoutout to kn23h, Great job done on this thread.

lol I didn't do much o.

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Ibadan:

Just as Lagos is the commercial hub of Nigeria, the ancient city of Ibadan is the commercial hub of south-west Nigeria. It has a population of around 3.4 million people with a population growth rate of about 2.5% (NPC Census, 2006).
Being the former capital of the old Western regional government, it has remained a city of familiarity and leisure to most workers and entrepreneurs in Lagos.

Ibadan is the third largest metropolitan city in Nigeria, and also housed the first university in Nigeria, as a result of this its residents are a mixture of middle and lower income classes of household in the city.
The presence of many federal government institutions – most concentrated, and multinationals such as American-Nigerian Tobacco company, Saro Agro-Allied limited e.t.c tend to contribute to the market size of the city.
Ibadan is also the interchange city for travellers to all part of the country, thus making a first –stop for most Agricultural produce coming into the region.

Ibadan is an industrial hub and consumer based city. It being the first stop for major agricultural products indicates close of raw materials to these industrials while the demographic size of the city also indicates a high consumer base.



Lagos:

The economic and commercial strengths of this coastal city have been the topic of major fora and conference, both within and outside the country. It has a projected population of over 25 million people.
Lagos is the fifth largest economy in Africa and second largest metropolitan city in Nigeria. In the last few years, the city has been the major destination of foreign capital inflows (FCI) into Nigeria, accounting for over 95% of all FCI in Nigeria.
Recent statistics also show that Lagos has the most value tech ecosystem in Africa, alongside the presence of major markets satisfying the need of many neighbouring countries.

Also in the city is the Lekki Free Trade Zone, which at present has over 120 FDIs operating and undergoing development within the zone.
The Neighbouring state of Ogun has also benefitted from the positive externalities of Lagos in terms development of many suburban cities such as Mowe, Ibafo, Agbara among others.
Based on this fact, entrepreneurs can be best assured that their businesses and products have a high rate of survival if sited in the city.

http://www.pulse.ng/bi/strategy/lagos-abuja-kano-ibadan-port-harcourt-five-biggest-consumer-markets-in-nigeria-id6911576.html



6/28/2018 - Very recent.


Masterchen, scholes0, ODVanguard

pazienza, successmatters

Facts fall on you!

Ibadan always representing!!

https://static.pulse.ng/img/incoming/origs6912226/934636869-w644-h960/INFO-1.png


Ibadan:

Just as Lagos is the commercial hub of Nigeria, the ancient city of Ibadan is the commercial hub of south-west Nigeria. It has a population of around 3.4 million people with a population growth rate of about 2.5% (NPC Census, 2006).
Being the former capital of the old Western regional government, it has remained a city of familiarity and leisure to most workers and entrepreneurs in Lagos.

Ibadan is the third largest metropolitan city in Nigeria, and also housed the first university in Nigeria, as a result of this its residents are a mixture of middle and lower income classes of household in the city.
The presence of many federal government institutions – most concentrated, and multinationals such as American-Nigerian Tobacco company, Saro Agro-Allied limited e.t.c tend to contribute to the market size of the city.
Ibadan is also the interchange city for travellers to all part of the country, thus making a first –stop for most Agricultural produce coming into the region.

Ibadan is an industrial hub and consumer based city. It being the first stop for major agricultural products indicates close of raw materials to these industrials while the demographic size of the city also indicates a high consumer base.








Lagos:

The economic and commercial strengths of this coastal city have been the topic of major fora and conference, both within and outside the country. It has a projected population of over 25 million people.
Lagos is the fifth largest economy in Africa and second largest metropolitan city in Nigeria. In the last few years, the city has been the major destination of foreign capital inflows (FCI) into Nigeria, accounting for over 95% of all FCI in Nigeria.
Recent statistics also show that Lagos has the most value tech ecosystem in Africa, alongside the presence of major markets satisfying the need of many neighbouring countries.

Also in the city is the Lekki Free Trade Zone, which at present has over 120 FDIs operating and undergoing development within the zone.
The Neighbouring state of Ogun has also benefitted from the positive externalities of Lagos in terms development of many suburban cities such as Mowe, Ibafo, Agbara among others.
Based on this fact, entrepreneurs can be best assured that their businesses and products have a high rate of survival if sited in the city.

http://www.pulse.ng/bi/strategy/lagos-abuja-kano-ibadan-port-harcourt-five-biggest-consumer-markets-in-nigeria-id6911576.html



6/28/2018 - Very recent.

Ibadan city plus

Ibadan city