Politics › Re: Lagos Assembly Crisis: Let Obasa Be – Tinubu Tells 39 Lawmakers by obyno82: 10:37am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Alliswell248: fact. Ipob miscreants like you have destroyed his chances. Oga you are not making any sense at all |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 10:36am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Enemyofpeace: No wonder our brothers from the east see it as their small London. It's the prayer and dream of every igbo man/woman to visit Lagos before dying  Simple question you cannot answer. Show me statistical data to prove your point. Try and be sensible. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 5:33am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Shimbo96: Bro Lagos state is richer than Nigeria... You won't believe it How? Please make it make sense. A state that is a subset of the country is richer than the country!!! Please naaa stop dulling our brains. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 5:32am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Obaaderemi2: Ok. The economy is getting smaller .it is not bro the indices are very bad. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Assembly Crisis: Let Obasa Be – Tinubu Tells 39 Lawmakers by obyno82: 5:22am On Mar 13, 2025 |
simpleseyi: Take your drugs so that you will not slump and kpai over matter wey no concern you But you are free to interfere in Rivers State abi. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Assembly Crisis: Let Obasa Be – Tinubu Tells 39 Lawmakers by obyno82: 5:17am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Factcheck0001: thank God we ain't been locked in like monkeys You are locked in a worse state than monkeys. I lt is pathetic that you love the chains used on you. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Assembly Crisis: Let Obasa Be – Tinubu Tells 39 Lawmakers by obyno82: 5:16am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Factcheck0001: nobody cares about what Igbos think Have small shame and be silent. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Assembly Crisis: Let Obasa Be – Tinubu Tells 39 Lawmakers by obyno82: 5:15am On Mar 13, 2025 |
zero8zero: Will you keep quiet, both father and son enslaved you and you're here making a fool of yourselves. Shameless ipob . Even when you have been exposed as an ignorant person, you are still clutching at straws. |
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Politics › Re: Lagos Assembly Crisis: Let Obasa Be – Tinubu Tells 39 Lawmakers by obyno82: 5:12am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Alliswell248: Another lies. No evidence.
Keep entertaining your fellow headless mob.
PO can never be the president. Have small shame and seal your mouth. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Assembly Crisis: Let Obasa Be – Tinubu Tells 39 Lawmakers by obyno82: 5:10am On Mar 13, 2025 |
zero8zero: Ipob clown, the son of Orji Kalu is the speaker of Abia state house of Assembly and there's nothing you have been able to do about it. Both father and son enslaved you but you're stretching your neck on Lagos state affairs while you're a slave to OUK and his son in Abia state. Oga take am easy to dey lie naaaaa. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 5:01am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Daddyk87: cry more This is all you can say especially when you have been cornered and you cannot defend your lies and propaganda. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:15am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Elvis2kay: . Igbo man must lack wisdom Yoruba are very. Why can't igbo people pay tax to thier own state. It is not about wisdom it is the component of the federal laws. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:14am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Daddyk87: you no lie Oga which legacies? Okay please the Lekki Deepsea port, what is the percentage contribution to Lagos GDP? How many ships berth there per year, what is the shipping numbers. What is the percentage contribution of Lekki FTZ to the Lagos GDP? See numbers no dey lie, that is why I love numbers, even when you twist the figures the other data components will expose the lies you have made. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:12am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Shikena: We appreciate our Jagaban  Which Jagaban bikonu. Lagos has always been what it is because of the ports and the fact that the former federal capital territory was in close proximity. You guys always spin it in the context like as if Lagos was no where before Tinubu came in, which is a lie. Even the Lekki Deep sea port and the free trade Zone no one can confidently show via statistics its impact on Lagos GDP. How many Ships per year use that port? Still no one can answer these questions. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:09am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Enemyofpeace: No wonder our brothers from the east see it as their small London. It's the prayer and dream of every igbo man/woman to visit Lagos before dying  Hold on please bring statistics and show us the percentage of igbo population every year for the past 30years that move to Lagos. Show us the trend analysis let us now analyse. Please take it easy with lies and propaganda. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:08am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Obaaderemi2: There you go again just like I predicted. Who are your people committing suicide? Jonathan was borrowing to pay salaries and subsidies, Buhari was not only borrowing, he was also printing money so that ignorant people like you can buy rice at #18k per bag and fuel at #180. Little did you know that you were eating your future and those of your unborn children.
You may like to read up on Argentina and Lebanon to see where Nigeria was heading before hard decisions were taken by this administration. Now, the economy is growing again and it's unlikely that Nigeria would default on its loans or go into recession at all in Tinubu's first four years. Even inflation has declined. Our global ratings are going up again. But like I said, someone like you would never understand since you can't see beyond the next plate of food Oga the economy is not growing. These lies and propaganda no dey work. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:08am On Mar 13, 2025 |
shereef19: Stop taking hero beer u will not listen
D aim of the beer is been achieved on u nah
We will deport you to that ayambla Try and be sensible for once. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:07am On Mar 13, 2025 |
kokomilala: The Crouching Tiger About To Pounce, On the Cusp of Something Special
This is so heart -warming. One, it shows the innate resilience of the Nigerian economy. Two, the economic reforms of PBAT are yielding fruits.
Lagos was 'lured' into the Nigerian project because of its development not otherwise. In fact, Lagos economic prosperity informed in no small measure the almagation of Nigeria in 1914, when much of Nigeria was collectively no more than a village square. Lagos had wheeled away from the pack in terms of development.
Another thing the report showed is that people's purchasing power has improved, and things are looking up gradually.
To those guys that opined that Nigeria's GDP was 199b USD, u need to know what GDP really means. When Nigeria rebases it, it will be somewhere in the north of 500 billion USD.
It's not surprising that Lagos accounts for more than half of our GDP. For centuries, this small island has always a tour de force in economic terms, long before pretenders to the throne of Maximus unconscionably claimed they developed it with their vacuous commercial efforts. See this one is a big lie how can Nigeria be growing at a GDP of more than 3% approx from $363billion in 2023 and you are saying Lagos is $259billion? You guys and lies and propaganda are a match made in Hell. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:05am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Dhoneymix: You're not successful as a leader if your vision is not passed on effectively to leaders after you. Tinubu envisioned a great Lagos, and successive administrations have done so well by pushing to achieve that vision.
If you think Igbos develop Lagos, you're right in your own right. But you must admit that for Igbos to come and 'develop' Lagos, the environment for Igbo businesses to thrive was created by the leadership of the state. If it was easy, ask Igbo leaders to create such in one of its cities.
I've said my own. If you like mastubate on this comment, I won't reply you! I have cum in peace ✌️ The enabling environment started after the civil war in the 70s when Apapa and Tincan ports were expanded. You guys talk like as if igbos came to Lagos during Tinubu's era as governor. Take it easy with lies and propaganda. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:04am On Mar 13, 2025 |
casualobserver: I suggest you take a refresher course in economics and learn the difference between nominal GDP and GDP ppp. Even our nominal GDP is far above what you quoted.
Nigeria’s GDP (PPP) is over $1.4 trillion according to the world bank’s own figures and other reputable sources. So which one is Lagos GDP that was quoted here? Is it real or nominal GDP? Bros Nigeria's GDP is hanging at the $400billion mark so there is no way that figure for Lagos state is accurate. This is yet another sensational gimmick at propaganda and lies. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:02am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Kennyswag: Nigeria Africa largest economy is 199b?
Omo nna oshi  Let me correct you Nigeria is not Africa's largest economy, in fact in 2023 Nigeria's GDP was $363billion and it grew by more than 3% approx in 2024. How come Lagos is $259billion? The whole thing doesn't add up at all. That is how you see propaganda and lies. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:00am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Kennyswag: I too love Yorubaland 
I too hate one useless tribe like that land  Stop being stupid. How can Nigeria's GDP be $363billion in 2023 and was growing at 3% in 2024 and Lagos is $259billion? Make una take am easy with sensational headlines along with lies and propaganda. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 11:59pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
Obaaderemi2: This is the first time since Obasanjo years that Nigeria is on track. But I don't expect someone like you to understand Where is Nigeria on track? Stop living in delusion my brother. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 11:58pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
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Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 11:57pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
Enugurangers: Yes o my brother. Tinubu finish work for that state.
Governor Tinubu, now President Tinubu, laid the foundation. I remember when he went to China to hustle for investors for the Lekki Free trade zone. That alone changed the fortunes of Lagos. Same place is where the biggest US embassy in the world is now being built. Same place also houses the deepest sea port in Nigeria. Oga you people should take it easy naaaa. Lagos was well established before Tinubu became Govenor. You keep talking about Lekki FTZ, please can you quantify it's impact in terms of figures to Lagos GDP and show us how you arrived at this stats? Make una take am easy with lies and propaganda. |
Politics › Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 11:56pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
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Crime › Re: Nigerian Boxer, Isaiah Olugbemi Dies After Being Shot By Neighbour In US by obyno82: 12:02pm On Jun 22, 2024*. Modified: 12:55pm On Jun 22, 2024 |
CJStarz: Jealousy at its peak. Oyibo people are always jealous of the achievements of Blacks. We do not know the motive so do not assume. It could be that the man's wife was cheating on him with the Nigerian bloke. Judging that he had threatened him twice. |
Crime › Re: Nigerian Boxer, Isaiah Olugbemi Dies After Being Shot By Neighbour In US by obyno82: 12:00pm On Jun 22, 2024 |
FreeStuffsNG: Eyin ti saner clime suffering from pathological inferiority complex. Have you seen how a beastly superior of yours just killed an Omoluabi? Oga stop this spread of tribalism. The person is a Nigerian stop narrowing it down to tribe with this omoluabi nonsense. |
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