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Educationalserv:What is Amaechi if not an Igbo man? Mind you, not everybody from the SE is Igbo. |
Educationalserv:As long as Igbos are part of Nigeria, an Igbo person will be President at a point. No ethnic group has the numbers to control Nigeria or to solely determine who will be President. |
emee701:The majority of people in Ibadan came from the Oyo Ile that was sacked by Ilorin. Every historian knows the Oyos from Ibadan etc that subdued the rest of Yoruba in the nineteenth century referred to themselves as workers of the Alaafin. The leader of Ibadan just before colonisation was Aare Latosisa and he was an Aare ona kakanfo appointed by the Alaafin. The cultural head of all Oyo is the Alaafin. The military headquarters was Ibadan and Ibadan was founded by Ile Ife before the Oyo became a majority there. Would you now say another monarch apart from the Alaafin is the cultural head of the Oyo? |
President Tinubu and Northern Nigeria President Tinubu believes if he can lead his people to vote for President Buhari twice despite his nepotism that favoured his own people then the Northerners owe him the duty to do the same for him. President Tinubu wants to do a nepotism for eight years that will favor his own people. He believes that the Northerners will like gentlemen play ball. He does not believe President Buhari's nepotism should go unanswered. In any case you don't leave wrongdoing unanswered unless you are weak. Obviously, he is ready to play dirty. Ordinarily the system in China is better, where the party and not the President alone decides who gets what. The age of conquest is over and what is popular now is mutual respect among groups and shared prosperity. A coup d'etat can not work now too because it simply will not succeed in all parts of the country. Every group should stop trying to rule others. Rule yourselves and cooperate with others. Respect the boundaries of other people. President Tinubu has gotten something right and that is the drive to free the country from dependence on oil and gas. He is succeeding at it. Given that the country is not one and has little basis to be one, is there any reason to continue as one country if non oil revenue this quarter is less than twenty percent of total revenue?. If this quarter, oil reduces to less than twenty percent of federal government revenue, it will be better to just dissolve the country and save everybody the unnecessary stress |
emee701:The majority of big cities in Yoruba land are majority Oyo. Ibadan, Ilorin, Ogbomosho, Ede, Iwo and etc. Modakeke in Ife which is up to half of Ife is also Oyo. Ibadan was working under the Alaafin. Abeokuta was under Oyo. When the Ibadan defeated Ilorin at Osogbo, the leaders that they captured were sent to Oyo for judgement. When Ibadan controlled Yoruba land they always said they were doing so on behalf of the Alaafin |
blueAgent:Cocoa in Ivory coast is not a mineral resources |
Love800:It may cost 65 dollars per barrel to extract crude when the price is only 60 dollars per barrel. In such a scenario the crude is not economically recoverable. Some crude like Venezuela crude is also heavy and reports say it costs 18 percent more to refine and that will make buyers price it lower |
Pacesetter123:The op could not have put every product on the list. Also, we are the largest producer but not largest exporter of cassava |
Inflation has dropped to 15.15 percent according to the Nigeria Bureau of statistics. This is happening in the midst of a drop in oil production. A drop in oil production in past years would have led to higher inflation and a significant devaluation of the currency and the first people to suffer as usual would have been the fixed income earners or salary earners. Citizens always pay one way or the other. If you don't pay taxes you will pay inflation. The countries with the lowest rate of inflation are the ones with the highest tax to GDP ratio https://punchng.com/nigerias-headline-inflation-eases-to-15-15-in-december-2025-nbs/ |
Pacesetter123:Nigeria is the largest producer of cassava, kolanuts etc. Cote D'Ivoire is highest producer of cocoa. If we have 50 billion dollars per annum worth of cassava the Chinese will buy it if the price is favorable to them |
Kemetian:I even gather it is an investment and not a gift. Lagos now needs to focus on getting a percentage of revenue gotten from their ports. It is unfair to give a percentage of oil revenue to oil states and give nothing of port revenue to port states because what is good for the goose is good for the gander. Lagos also needs to go to court over the 50 million dollars they paid for the metro in 1984 that the military canceled for no valid reason |
ernesco0816517:Ghana is now making more from cocoa on a per Capita basis than we make from crude oil in Nigeria. They make six billion dollars from cocoa and ten billion dollars in all from agric export. We make around twenty billion dollars from oil. We are 220 million and they are 33 million |
It is a known fact that big spenders pay a premium for goods and services. If you sell anything in a highbrow area you will sell for a higher price. The USA is the number one consumer of crude oil followed by China. The US consumes twenty percent of crude oil produced on Earth. The US is a big spender because of high wages and a high cost of living. Even China has become a big spender when compared to countries like India or Nigeria. The US and China are the top consumers of crude oil If the cost of living in all countries were to become even, then the price of crude oil will substantially fall. How much do you think the price of crude oil will rest at in this year 2026 if such a scenario were to become a reality? |
Love800:Reserves is oil that you have under the ground which in some cases is not economically recoverable |
plainlogic000:Yet some people think China is not the biggest economy on Earth |
Nigeria is the largest producer of cassava and kolanuts and probably a few other things. We are also the headquarters of pentecostal Christianity with branches all over the world and a brood of billionaire pastors with private jets |
AMINDA:I agree with you. Northern states should find a way to recover revenue from agriculture because the money is there. They can set up produce boards for one. |
AdUlAM:That is the most recent population estimate I saw for Abuja |
AMINDA:Yet even Ekiti is paying a high amount in VAT and CIT?. Ibadan is also rated higher than any Northern city in things like startups and infotech. Only Kano can drag with Ibadan in the North. Things are happening across the country but different states are successful or leading in different sectors |
Other Muslim lands like Turkey, Malaysia, etc were able to modernize. Why not Northern Nigeria?. |
If the cost of living is the same, the economic development level is the same, HDI is the same, dependency ratio is the same and revenue drive is the same, then a nation with 100 million people will have double the revenue of a nation with 50 million people. |
FarahAideed:I believe they have records for what is sold in Niger without mixing it with Northern Nigeria. They have dealers in Nigerien cities |
VeeVeeMyLuv:.What did the FG really develop in Lagos? The FG cancelled a metroline that was already paid for. The FG is not paying Lagos any percentage of port revenue. They built third mainland bridge but built bridges and roads in other places too. The actual reality is that Lagos is being cheated. One thing to also note is that if taxes were being used to run the country then the NW and SW especially would never have agreed to the current structure. |
mrvitalis:You have a valid point. However Abuja is just a city of 4 million and should not have made much difference. The North with Abuja is still not up to sixty percent of Nigeria's population |
That is bad news. How I wish it drops so that oil will account for less than ten percent of revenue this quarter |
VeeVeeMyLuv:There is not much money in government. Not much money can be made from stealing government funds. The whole oil money is less than five percent of the GDP. |
Dijita:I can't find the original article I read again but this is AI
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Moroccoguy:One man can not make much difference. If you remove all the houses Malami built, the North will still be leading |
Everybody works and therefore everybody have money but the records says Northern Nigeria buys around sixty percent of cement produced in Nigeria even when NIN records say they are around 55 percent of Nigeria's population. This establishes clearly that they are pulling more than their weight in building houses despite the common narrative that they are poor. Why are they building more houses? The only reason I can think of is that they do not waste money as much as Southerners on trying to relocate abroad. In any case, most of them don't hold qualifications that will grant them easy passage. The average person relocating to the UK now will spend over 30 million naira which is enough to build a house. I project that Northern Nigeria is leading in many other sectors of the economy too if checked. Why not if they are leading in cement purchases?. What other reason do you think is why the North is pulling above it's weight in cement purchases and hence building of houses?
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doyin01:Is box office the same as cinema?. The story said box office revenue. Box office is movie rentals on DSTV and etc. It is only Nigerians with explora decoder that can contribute to box office revenue |
Seeplusplus:Is box office revenue from cinema? Box office is movie rentals on DStv and etc. It is only people with explora decoder etc that can access box office. The story said the money came from box office and not cinema |
The best run countries in Earth take almost half of their GDP as taxes to finance collective prosperity. They take around 45 percent of the GDP. There is no other way to become an advanced country |
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