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They call it Igbo coup, yet the quellers of the coup were Igbos. They call it Igbo coup, yet Awo was to be the beneficiary.

Omo negro dudu, do u have a life outside NL?

There are still 100s of 1000s of northerners in Igboland. So what is the big deal about Igbos who wish to, returning to the North

1. Igbos love their land too. That is why they cry for Biafra
2. Yorubas are living in Igboland, asking for free land and even accusing the govt of ethnic motives when the govt wants to use Igbo land for development (these topics are all here on NL)
3. Igbos buy land in Lagos and do not ask for free land in Yorubaland. Yet, Yoruba govts destroy Igbo shops at will and the ever present Yoruba agberos extort Igbo specifically.
4. Yoruba land is less safe for Igbos than Igboland is for Yoruba. 10s of Igbos have been kidnapped and killed by Yorubas (also posted here on NL). No Yoruba has been treated that way in the East
5. Today we hear from rabid ethnicists that Igbos are the targets of Northerners, tomorrow they say all other Nigerians are also killed not only Igbos. There are many flip floppers around here, people.
6. Igbos are killed, as are Yorubas and other Nigerians in the North. Lets stop living in denial.
7. Yoruba land does not sustain Igbos more than Igboland sustains the Yorubas living there.

alj harem:
Dantata has companies in the SS only because of the Oil buiness he is into

Dangote has branches in Anambra and enugu, I brought out a link not so long ago to Nchara

This is a good development, certainly a stepping stone for US NIGERIANS, AND I am proud. God bless Mr Chukwuma

I was just thinking if he could get the ajaokuta steel mine and Ogun steel as well from the FG so he can get the necessary steel he needs for his company

Of course with the aid of the FG which after some years he might pay back. NO interest

What do you think, do you think he has the capacity to run that as well or maybe it is a bit far-fetch

You small-time liar. Dangote has no branches in Igboland. It was a depot owned by an Igbo man who sells Dangote products that you showed. Repost your so-called link let others judge. Onye oshi like you.

http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/36427-boko-haram-massob-evacuates-156-igbo-from-kano.html

Boko Haram: Massob evacuates 156 Igbo from Kano
By Nwanosike Onu, Awka 10 hours 33 minutes ago
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Chief Raph Uwazuruike Chief Raph Uwazuruike

Leader of the Movement for the Actualization of Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), Chief Raph Uwazuruike, yesterday evacuated 156 Igbo sons and daughters from Kano State.

The MASSOB leader sent three Ezenwata transport buses to bring Ndigbo back from the North. They arrived at about 5.30 a.m yesterday.

As early as 7am, some of the returnees from both Imo and Abia states were seen being taken to their destinations.

The National Director, Information and Communications of the MASSOB, Uchenna Madu, told The Nation yesterday that Boko-Haram sect is a conspiracy by the Northern region against President Goodluck Jonathan’s administartion.

He said Ndigbo in the North had been directed by the MASSOB to come back home to their region, adding that the essence of sending vehicles to them was to save their lives first, before their property.

According to Madu, “we are still articulating and counting our loses on what happened at Onitsha on Thursday and when the time comes, MASSOB would react”.

There was angry protest in Onitsha on Thursday following the killing of an Igbo lorry driver by a policeman  over N20. The residents of the commercial city including MASSOB members were among those who embarked on the protest, which forced the northerners to relocate to near by Asaba, capital of Delta state.

Though, normalcy has returned to the commercial city of Onitsha, where the state commissioner of Police, Muhtari Ibrahim and some senior members of his command had relocated since the incident, one could still feel the tension in the air.

However, Anambra state Deputy Governor, Emeka Sibeudu has equally visited the commercial city of Onitsha where he addressed the residents and enjoined them to remain calm.

He said that the state government in conjunction with  security agencies would make sure that such a situation doesn’t repeat itself again.

There was panic among the Hausa group yesterday in Awka and Nnewi respectively as they fear for any reprisal attack.

One of them who just mentioned his name as Aminu told The Nation that if he had his way, he would slaughter all the so called members of the Boko-Haram sect who he said had been causing confusion in the land.

He said that the people have made them to continue to live in fear in an environment they have lived in for the past 30 years and prayed Allah to clip the wings of the so called sect members.

Oh men!!!

Varsity lecturers weep over burnt property

by Akinwale Aboluwade, Ibadan

Some lecturers of Ajayi Crowther University, Oyo in Oyo State, on Monday wept uncontrollably as the school authorities went round the university to assess the level of damage during a students' protest.



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Some aggrieved students of the university went on the rampage on Sunday to protest against the death of a 300-level Computer Science student, Elvis Paul, said to have died while receiving treatment at the school's health centre earlier on Sunday.

The students, who argued that the 22-year-old died as a result of the delay in attending to him by the health centre officials, reportedly set the Accounting and Economics departments ablaze.

They also allegedly vandalised the health centre and a blue Mercedes Benz 200 belonging to a lecturer.

Some lecturers of the university, who were affected by the arson, were seen crying. A lecturer in the Management Information and Systems Management Department, Dr. Olajide Ogunsola, said some of the lecturers in the department lost vital documents to the fire.

"The department was burnt down with our labour therein. Imagine all the books and research works of 40 years have been burnt. All my books have been burnt," Ogunsola said.

Other lecturers, who did not give their names, said it was difficult for them to estimate the cost of the items that they lost to the fire.

Describing the situation as unfortunate, Ogunsola said it was disappointing that the students went as far as destroying school's and lecturers' property. With this, he said, the students compounded their woes.

It was learnt that Paul had been recently reprimanded by the disciplinary committee of the university. However, some students, who spoke to our correspondent on the condition of anonymity, said the deceased was loved by co-students because he was very intelligent.

The deceased, who allegedly got drunk at a night party on Saturday, went to the health centre for treatment as a result of severe headache. According to an official of the health centre, the deceased died of food poisoning.

However, the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Timothy Jaiyeoba, could not be reached


http://odili.net/news/source/2012/feb/9/820.html

dayokanu:
You call a grown man posing Unclad as normal?

http://www.nigeriafilms.com/content.asp?contentid=15473&ContentTypeID=6

Is he anywhere close to being as wasted as Majek? No.
Does he command respect amongst Lagosians? Yes.

Case closed. Lets deal with Majek
Why are you guys denying him and pushing him to Edo people?

dayokanu:
Can you do the son of a Judge Chukwudifu Oputa before and After

His name is Charles Oputa stage name Chalie boy

Duh! Charlie Boy is still sane an healthy and commands a lot of respect amongst your Yoruba brothers. Can you say that for Majek from Osun state?

nolongtin:
He is from Edo state,get your facts right before posting mate.

You ignorant man

Fashek was born in Benin City, Nigeria to an Edo mother and a Yoruba father

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Majek_Fashek

Ondo/Ekiti/Edo are the bastions of hard drug production in Nigeria. Could that explain why Majek who is either from Ondo or Ekiti or Edo got wasted like this?

After

Before

tochimas:
Ask them if they are aware that their so called italian shoes and shirt are probably manufactured in aba

Go to NAHCO AND APAPA, AND SEE HOW MANY OF THOSE SHOES AND CLOTHED MANUFACTURED AT ABA ARE BEING EXPORTED

FOR UNA INFORMATION, IT IS MICRO ENTERPIESES THAT DRIVES THE ECONONY

AND THAT IS THE ONLY WAY TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY

THE LIKES OF DANGOTE ARE ROLLING IN TRILLIONS WHILE HIS REGION ARE ALL DIRT POOR.

Thanks. What Igbos lack is the publicity and marketing needed to survive in Nigeria. We need branding in those areas.
Indeed, Igbo-produced Nollywood movies and Aba made shoes taken out of Nigeria to other African countries alone surpass what income some Yoruba states (Ekiti Osun) can ever contribute to Nigeria Just visit any African country and see how Nollywood has projected Nigeria.

Yorubas know the art of marketing, like making all sorts of false claims. Before now many did not know that most newspapers and banks in Nigeria are not owned/managed by Yoruba. But these are the things they often claim just because those ventures are located in Lagos.

Yoruba men are increasingly killing their wives these days

Poster Ahaoma Kanu (Nigerian journalist)------ google to find him


Covering the burial of Miss. Martha Farinmade, at Atan Cemetary, Yaba, Lagos. She was killed in cold blood by her fiance, Mr. Deola Agborin on the night of 6th January, 2012. May her soul rest in perfect peace. Amen.




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Malik Shabbazz Ah ah!did they arrest this perv?
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Ahaoma Kanu Yes, he is in Panti now. Saw her discussing with a male friend and got jealous. Later killed her in the night, took her body on a wheel barrow in the early morning, heaped some rubbish on the body and disposed of it in a gutter opposite the mother's house. It happened at Onipan, Lagos
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Helena Idoko Is the finance not in the same church with her?
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Ahaoma Kanu He is.
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Helena Idoko Nay waoh see wat jealosy can do.
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Don Teejay Balotelli May her soul rest in perfect peace
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Modupe Debbie Ariyo Lord bless her soul. Spousal killing is becoming an epidemic in Nigeria!
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Titus Omeiza Ajayi D man must be insane. Let him face d music. May her soul RIP
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Akiri Ejiro Terrible. Stories like these are seen in Movies. Really heart breaking to see how we value Human lives.
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Salamm Gunnerfirstlady Oladayo Oh Lord av mercy on her and let her soul RIP! Forgive and be wit d jealous husbabd. Amen.
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Mfon Daniel Lord have mercy,
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Nonyerem Nwakalamba This s a sad story.people re wicked
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Mike Don the guy most be mad why will he kill cos of a silly thing called love, as for girls, if u girls knows dat to stay in a relationshep we be hard, pls stay out of love and go to a hotel& stay,,by the way who saw the guy when he was dumping the girl i want to know
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Mfon Daniel Even if no one saw him if she W̶̲̥̅̊ǎ̜̣̍Ƨ̲̣̥ with him and the next thing W̶̲̥̅̊ǎ̜̣̍Ƨ̲̣̥ her corpse he ȋ̝̊̅§ the first to be accused or suspected.
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Emmanuella Anene may her gentle soul rest in peace
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Ahaoma Kanu
‎@ Mike Don, I always advise that we first ask questions before making comments. You have to first of all try and do a simple thing called research. I was informed of this case by the 7th of Jan and have been following it; he was seen retur, See more

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Mfon Daniel Kanu,  U have done a grt job, 
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Deborah Ayanwole Folashade Rachael Na wa o,God w safe us 4rm wicked people o,
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Sandra Paul Wat s d gain of this?RlP!
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Mike Don o kanu nice job let him fc the law, he is a silly man women is evry wer, if the girl is not ready for the so called love why dint him send the girl away than to kill her , but my guy girls re too bad
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Tosin Awotesu Hmmm, another one? AK please update regularly on this case, especially Rosemary Zahara and Ronke Ojeikere-ikoroh. I believe their orgs will be very interested in this case. Jisike nwannem, Chukwu gozie gi. Well done.
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Stanley Divine What ever any woman or man sows that he must reap. May d soul of the departed rest in peace


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manny4life:
Alj-harem,

You miss the whole point, what has revenue generation got to do with contribution to economy?   Although I don acknowledge that IGR is directly related to economic fiscal policies such as taxes etc, but that does not answer the question of what contributes to the economy. Rather than arguing on false rumors, my advice is to take a look at

1. What contributes to the growth and development of Nigerian economy (or GDP)?

2. What are their components and sub-components and how do they measure up across regions?

A lot of you guys call oil, oil contributes about 14% to our economy (third), Retail trade contributes about 19% to our economy (second), while Agriculture contributes about 43% (First) to our economy. Having seen that about 73% of our economy comes from these, I was expecting someone to explain further how these components attribute to each region and their contribution.

This is one of the reasons why I like to stay away from topics like this because it's hard explaining certain things for some folks

Precisely

IGR generated and used by individual states has nothing to do with the Nigerian economy as states do not contribute their IGR to the national coffers
In terms of national IGR (with the exception of oil) Igbos are on top because we are, more than others, involved in importation for which custom duties are the second generator of income after oil
Some debunkers on reliance on IGR:

1. Some governors dont declare all they get as IGR
2. Some Nigerians who can afford to pay taxes often manipulate the system because they are self employed and can afford to hide around without having their tax money deducted from an organized employer
3. Some state revenue officials have duplicate receipts that they issue to tax payers and so pocket any tax money receipted with such fake receipts. This affects the true IGR declared by such states
I can go on and on to debunk the myth of IGR as it affects Nigeria--------a thoroughly corrupt country.

reporter?:
Your point is baseless.  The question is about regions. The largest employer aside of FG in Nigeria is Dangote, an Hausa, base in SW. The large chunk of industries in Lagos are owned by Yoruba with mixture of others. The bottom line is that SW produces more than any region in Nigeria period. SE is the least despite what you might want us to believe.

People by nature gravitate to where economic opportunities abound. The trend in Nigeria is obvious. As I type, SW is welcoming another economic refugee from SE.
It's all good. We accept all comers without malice.

It is not simply about regions. It is about who owns what in any region. Otherwise, you will have to explain why the average Yoruba even in their own land is by far poorer than Igbos in Yorubaland. Dangote cannot employ more people than the oil industry. Neither can you discount the millions of Igbos who are gainfully self employed all over Nigeria and paying their taxes wherever they live. That fact of self employment again explains why poverty is least among the Igbos. SE is the least in what? Can you make yourself clear? If you mean state IGR, what has that got to do with the contrubution to the nation? Is IGR generated in Oyo sent to Abuja as a contribution to the federal purse by Oyo? Your point is completely forlorn. If people gravitate to whareva you claim, what are Yorubas doing in the East (SS and PH). Do you know the thousand of Yorubas working in the oil companies outside Yorubaland and those driving taxis and selling agbo and mamput in Igboland? What are they doing in those places if their land is rosy? Most Igbos in SW and North go there not because it is rosy (otherwise we would see the rosiness in the indigenes). They go there to exploit their talent in one or two things. Note that average Igbos in Igbo land are also doing better than average SWners. All the facts are here on NL.

I repeat, only about 10% of companies in Lagos are owned by Yorubas.  The rest are by Igbos. The few rich Yorubas grab everything leaving the prependerance of their people in the lurch. The bulk of companies in Lagos are owned by other Nigerians and foreigners (multinationals). All the companies in Agbara are multinationals and many of them also have branches in the East. That is why most Yorubas are poor. 95% of teh wealth in Igboland is Igbo-owned. Only about 40% of the wealth in Yorubaland is Yoruba owned. Igbos owne a good cunk of the ewalth in Lagos. Go figure

alj harem:
even with evidence you still think say easterners turst me you are just delusional

SE contributes only half for what SW contributes

SS is the highest because of Oil.

Well good luck, I never intended to change your mind anyway

I just wanted to show you the mirror tht is all

What does the SW contribute to Nigeria?
Can you define IGR? Can you differentiate federal IGR from state IGR? Does IGR generated in Ondo get sent to Abuja? If not, what has state IGR got to do with contribution to Nigeria?
How do SW states (minus Igbo people in those states) generate more revenue for the country than SE states?
Do you care to know that some of the IGR in SW states come from Igbos there?

woodcook:
are u saying the industries are owned by the yorubas' alone? scratching my head.

That is what he is claiming.

jason123:
Bruv, notice Imo and Abia wasn't mentioned at all?! Well, I could not get the exact table I saw cause I can't be bookmarking stuffs like that on my PC for NL battles. This is the closest I could find.

Well get the full list of daily oil contribution. Only then can we begin to talk. We know how Nigerian journalists dish our half-baked news.

reporter?:
I am sure you do not believe your own garbage.  SW is the only region in Nigeria that has any viable industries left.  Lagos alone accounts for almost 70 percent of industries in Nigeria.
Sango-Ota and Abgara estate in Ogun state have more industries than the entire SE region!  If you care, please list the major industries by name in SE and let's compare with Ogun alone. I mean functional corps and not some mom and pop crap.  I forgot, all the industries in Lagos and Ogun are owned by Ibos.

80% of the industries in Lagos are not owned by Yorubas
Of those not owned by Yorubas, many are owned by Igbos. I cant even begin to list them
You lie about industry viability elsewhere. You need to visit Nnewi and parts of Enugu and Abia.
Agbara Industrial estate contains 100% multinationals not owned by Yorubas and branches of those companies such as PZ, Nestle, etc are also in Aba
In fact the biggest brewery in Africa is in Enugu state, yet the h/q of the parent company  (NBL) is in Lagos

The question is how many Nigerian companies are owned by Igbos versus Yoruba?

All SW states are listed as financially dead or dying
We all read the news here
Anambra and Abia are among the 6 viable states
Imo is somewhat viable
Only Ebonyi is/could be in real trouble in the SE

Two biggest money earners for Nigeria
1. Oil (Igbo dey contribute too)
2. Importation (almost Igbos own that turf)

Human resources- na we dey manage that area.

Most foreign dollar remittances to Nigeria- We are in charge

Little wonder Igbos are the least affected by poverty in Nigeria
TYorubas are the worst affected by poverty in southern Nigeria

jason123:
No body should even talk about SS here. We have contributed a lot to this country. From Oil, to our farm lands as sacrifice during oil spills, to Rubber, to Cocoa (Edo state) to Timber (Sapele), Oil palm (Rivers and co) etc.  Vanguard newspaper is owned by an Itsekiri man, not to talk of Alex Ibru and guardian newspaper. We have tried!

The SE are also up there. The have oil (but produce less on a daily bases than the other oil producing states), from Achebe to Nnamdi, to Coal in Enugu and Onisha market. From, yellow garri (garri mixed with palm oil) to Yam! Also,they, the SE, are the reason why Nigeria is still one because they travel everywhere. The average SSouthern, Swesterner and Northerner do not leave their states or region.

Think about this, without Ndigbo, Nigeria would be stale! Its a privilege to have them in our country! Same goes for SSoutherners, Yorubas, some Northerners!

List the 9 or so oil-producing states and show their daily production
Do Cross River and Edo produce more than Imo or Abia?
BTW, most if not all Oil in Ondo is offshore.

alj harem:
I am only trying to show those that call others disgusting names such as parasites who they really are.

"It is a case of remove the log for your own eyes before removing the speck from others"

In terms of Individuals

we have

1. Ibeto - SE

2. Adeunga - SW

3. Dangote - NW

4. Innoson - SE

5. Onado - SW

6. Danjuma - NC

7. Dantata group - NW

8. Coscharis - SE

9. Silverbird - SS

10. Dopeski - SS

So all this who contribute what etc is a dead argument to me. Those living in Nigeria, look around you and tell me what you see, yes poor people. Yet we come on the internet everyday calling other parasites etc. It makes no sense

Although I had to show some people the mirror so they see their reflexion and relax to see they are not the only ones contributing into this Nigeria project.

Again once we learn to respect ourselves then we can move forward

What does Oando and Adenuga contribute? They steal subsidy money and Glo is owned by IBB.
Dangote is fronting for Obj and other military big wigs who enriched themselves with our colective money. Only Igbos and SS ones ones on your list do their own thing. Danjuma is living on oil block from the SS
If you want to list the oil cabals (Oando, Adenuga) then you must list their Igbo counterparts too.

Going by Rhino's claim that Igbos living in Kano (I mean people who gain nothing from the Govt of Kano) are parasites, it means anybody anywhere not in his natural homeland is a parasite.
All Nigerians in the USA, UK etc are parasites and so are all Americansm British elsewhere other than their countries
So are Yorubas in Kano, PH (including Rhino himself), Igboland, and elsewhere.

Obiagu1:
River states has more civil servants than Kano; civil servants does not mean only those that work with the government.
Rivers States employs more people than Kano because of concentration of oil industry in the state.

The guy you are responding to is a stark illiterate.
Even with the bigger populatin, how many people are working in kano and paying taxes compared to Rivers?
Most are illiterate, the women wont even be allowed to work.

alj harem:
@manny for life

1. Apart from South-south, the South-west has the highest IGR for Nigeria miuns Lagos and followed by the SW

2. Cocoa is the second highest foreign ezchange earner in Nigeria while rubber is third and the fourth is palm oil of which are all produced in the SW region and cowpea/soyabean are firth are produced in the north

The agricultural products of Nigeria can be divided into two main groups: food crops, produced for home consumption, and export products. Prior to the civil war, the country was self-sufficient in food, but imports of food increased substantially after 1973. Bread, made primarily from US wheat, replaced domestic crops as the cheapest staple food for much of the urban population. The most important food crops are yams and manioc (cassava) in the south and sorghum (Guinea corn) and millet in the north. In 1999, production of yams was 25.1 million tons (67% of world production); manioc, 33.1 million tons (highest in the world and 20% of global production); cocoyams (taro), 3.3 million tons; and sweet potatoes, 1,560,000 tons. The 1999 production estimates for major crops were as follows (in thousands of tons): sorghum, 8,443; millet, 5,457; corn, 5,777; rice, 3,399; peanuts, 2,783; palm oil, 842; sugar cane, 675; palm kernel, 565; soybeans, 405; and cotton lint, 57. Many fruits and vegetables are also grown by Nigerian farmers.

Although cocoa is the leading non-oil foreign exchange earner grown in the southwest, growth in the sector has been slow since the abolition of the Nigerian Cocoa Board. The dominance of smallholders in the cocoa sector and the lack of farm labor due to urbanization holds back production. Nigeria has the potential to produce over 300,000 tons of cocoa beans per year, but production only amounted to 145,000 tons in 1999. Rubber is the second-largest non-oil foreign exchange earner. Despite favorable prices, production has fallen from 155,000 tons in 1991 to 90,000 tons in 1999. Low yield, aging trees, and lack of proper equipment have inhibited production.



Read more: Agriculture - Nigeria - export, growth, area, crops, farming, sector http://www.nationsencyclopedia.com/Africa/Nigeria-AGRICULTURE.html#ixzz1lMk3IhvC

3. The SE is one of the lowest

www.nairaland.com/attachments/567364_Nigeria_IGR_Ranking_v4_GIFa7b40e49d655157f26bf75d859f6f711

after this this is the calculation



the SS contriubutes  615.3 billion every year

the SW contributes  357.8 billion every year minus lagos

Lagos alone contributed 175 billion every year

NW contributes 241.3 billion every year

NC contributes 182 billion every year

NE contributes 178.7 billion every year

Last the SE that contributes 153.9 every year

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?hl=en_US&key=0AsNUaGBnBF1KdFpfNEVNNDYtSzBhRk1HT2tuRDlMUFE&hl=en_US&gid=2

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-798719.64.html


Lets state fact here

4. Nigeria lost billions-trillion during the strike, do you think it is crude oil that made Nigeria lose so much money ? Remember oil production did not stop

Nigeria’s output this season will be about 230,000 tonness, or almost six percent of global production, according to Marex Spectron Group Ltd. in London.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/subsidy-protest-affects-cocoa-supply-to-europe/


5. rubber and palm oil http://www.unep.ch/etu/publications/Synth_Nigeria.PDF

I can keep going on and on

The state IGR has little to do with Nigeria. It is states money. So that is not a contribution tenable for this thread. Besides, 60% of the IGR in Lagos and some good chunk in Kano are from Igbo people

A tiny example of Igbo contribution to Nigeria. Over 50% of the names are Igbo. Some of the English names on the lists could also be Igbo people. How many Yoruba? This has been the trend since Adam.

Keshi invites 30 against Liberia


Friday, February 3, 2012
Super Eagles’ Head Coach, Stephen Keshi, has invited 30 players to the camp of Super Eagles ahead of the international friendly match against the Lone Star of Liberia in Monrovia on Wednesday, February 15.



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The 49-year old Eagles’ former captain, now in South Africa analysing the on-going African Cup of Nations’ finals for Supersport, and who is expected back in the country early next week, has ordered the players to resume in camp on Sunday, February 5.


There are three goalkeepers, eight defenders, 11 midfielders and eight strikers among the invited players. Most of them were in the squad that held Angola’s ‘Team A’ to a 0-0 draw in an international friendly in Abuja on Wednesday, January 11.

The Super Eagles are expected to leave for Monrovia on February 13.


THE FULL LIST:

Goalkeepers: Chigozie Agbim (Warri Wolves), Okemute Odah (Sharks FC), Daniel Akpeyi (Heartland FC).

Defenders: Juwon Oshaniwa (Sharks FC), Osasco Omomo (Sunshine Stars), Azubuike Egwueke (Warri Wolves), Godfrey Oboabona (Sunshine Stars), Gbenga Arokoyo (Kwara Utd), Uche Oguchi (Heartland FC), Ahmed Adesope (3SC), Papa Idris (Kano Pillars).

Midfielders: Ossai Uche (Warri Wolves), Kola Anubi (Sharks FC), Ejike Uzoenyi (Enugu Rangers), Bartholomew Ibenegbu, Kingsley Salami, Stanley Ohabuchi (Heartland FC), Reuben Gabriel (Kano Pillars), Henry Uche (Enyimba FC), Solomon Jabason (Akwa United), Chidi Osuchukwu (Dolphins FC), Daniel Essien (Niger Tornadoes).

Strikers: Sunday Emmanuel (Enyimba), Sunday Mba, Jude Aneke (Warri Wolves), Izu Azuka (Sunshine Stars), Barnabas Imenger (Kwara Utd), Kabiru Umar (Heartland FC), Uche Kalu, Ifeanyi Ude (Enyimba FC).

http://odili.net/news/source/2012/feb/3/509.html

Most of the palm oil you eat in Nigeria (North and Lagos) comes from states such as Imo, Abia, Anambra and the SS states (minus Bayelsa)