₦airaland Forum

sean1000x:
Mr. Babatunde Kokumo

Jagede Shokoya people have does it again once much

IbrahimDamola:
This your Lie mohammed statistics get as e be o. How can our osun where beggars they harrass passengers for alms be more viable than Anambra?

Osun where our yoruba people dey fight gidigbo to share one cup of rice?

Guy reason am na.

NickD:
No vex oh. Aside Lagos which other state in the west is doing better than the east. Anambra has the second highest IGR after Lagos despite not having the opportunities filled in Lagos.

Airforce01:
I'm yourba by tribe but looks like I will marry Igbo girl because they're so beautiful and carefully created by God .

Same can't be said about my tribe women.


Truly Igbo Amaka

Richkid97:
Tinubu is greater than Oju-iku and all poto poto leaders combine together

unohbethel:
There is no tribe that hate themselves than the Yorubas


they are their own worst enemies

shior

TundeBricklayer:

Odavangard please can you update us with states performance, and 2015-2018 data

TundeBricklayer:
Anambra is not your mate, according to your ewedu logic you said Bank branches in Oyo is more than southeast states combine Check below list of commercial branches in Nigeria by states



Cc OkutaNla,. lx3as, BeijinDossier, PVision2020, konfused

End of discussion

EarthXmetahuman:
lmao... Date of post 2013


Flat head still living the past


What next? gej is the president of Nigeria.

Obi1kenobi:
Well, according to the last census, Anambra was more populated than Ogun. Only Lagos and Oyo from the SW were more populated than Anambra. Sure, the 2006 census was a sham (MASSOB agitations led to massive boycotts in the SE around the time), but even if Ogun is more populated (which is highly possible considering the massive influx of residents and businesses from Lagos), I doubt it is by that large a margin.

Obi1kenobi:
..this can only make sense if Ogun is far more populated than Anambra which is false

By Wale Akinselure

SENATOR Olusola Adeyeye, representing Osun Central, has described as arrant superstition and delusion those notions that the unity of Nigeria is not negotiable, noting that the nation’s disintegration could be the much-neglected solution to the various challenges in the country that point to a failing nation.

According to Adeyeye, the country had remained under an undeclared civil war going by constant conflict, self-destruction among tribes, overbearing centralism, chaos, inefficiency, underdevelopment, its lack of a truly federal system and operation of an abnormal structure.

Adeyeye made these assertions as a guest speaker on the topic titled, “Averting the Approaching Gales” at a Public Lecture and Endowment Fund Launch in honour of Dr B. G. K. Ajayi and Ibadan Medical School at 70, held at Paul Hendrickse Lecture Theatre, University College Hospital, Ibadan, on Wednesday.

Adeyeye, who bemoaned that the country treated the prediction by the America Intelligence Agency that the nation will disintegrate as child’s play, said it was high time Nigerians, of all tribes, met to discuss the terms of their coexistence.

He gave instances of countries like India, Pakistan, Croatia, Russia, who were better off after disintegration, noting that the nation may attain its desired self-realisation and development if the constituents had a peaceful negotiation on whether they wanted to remain a part of the entity called Nigeria.

If the country was to work, Adeyeye, at the event chaired by Professor Oyinade Olurin, also stressed the need for the evolution of a truly federal system to bring down “overbearing” centralism which he said was the reason for the inefficiency of the federating units, and Nigeria, as a whole.

“Our republic creeks and moans from the gales that precariously dangle on the precipice of disintegration. For quite a few years, we have been under an undeclared civil war.

“The breakup of countries is nothing strange. It is arrant superstition to say the unity of Nigeria is non-negotiable. Examples abound in the world where unity became inimical to peace and progress and the citizen summoned the wisdom and courage to say enough is enough.

“Let no one deceive you. What we are seeing are the tell-tale signs of a failing nation and a failing nation ultimately lead to dismemberment. We can pretend it will not happen in the name of Jesus Christ or Allah. Problems are not solved because we ignore them.

“The American prediction of our disintegration has not come true but we will be suffering from delusion induced astigmatism, cataract, myopia, glycoma if we pretend that it is too late for Nigeria to break up. It is not. The Soviet Union comprised of one strong group, that is Russia, which accounts for 80percent of the economy and military power, and yet, in the fullness of time, when the weight of internal contradiction could not be born anymore, the Soviet Union collapsed like rotten papaya.

“Rather than allow that happen to Nigeria, we should convince ourselves that we should meet around a well-furnished mahogany table to discuss the terms of our coexistence, whether we want to be together or not. Let us discuss whether it is worth it to save Nigeria from disintegration.

“We cannot be in a big entity where we self-destruct one another. You need the freedom to use your God-given talent to be the best you can be. History has shown that the stupendous leap in progress by India and Pakistan has not been limited to military technology and strength. They have made great progress in technology, healthcare, agriculture etc.

“If we were to attempt to have a national language, people will talk about Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba, the onus will be on us to adopt Itsekiri or Tiv so that arrogance of the major tribes will not be there.

“We don’t have to be afraid that as fellow human beings we can meet and agree that for us to have peace, we can go our separate ways.

“No president, king or emperor will make Nigeria work until we evolve a truly federal system. Nigerians rulers have ruled us with an overbearing centralism that has created so much inefficiency, chaos, and underdevelopment.

“Somehow, we must find a way to return to a true federal system. We must do whatever we need to do to make Nigeria work. Why should a person in Ibadan have to go to Abuja to register a business? We must find a way to stem the gale of the abnormality of our structure,” Adeyeye said.

Addressing the raging issue of adopting ranching as the means of livestock rearing and production in Nigeria, Adeyeye argued that ranching was the way to go, such that everyone with enough funds could start their own livestock business, anywhere in the country.

Guests at the event included, Special Adviser to Governor Abiola Ajimobi on Due Process, Mrs Rose Oyedele; Emeritus Archbishop Alaba Job of the Catholic Archdiocese of Ibadan; President Ophthalmology Society of Nigeria, Dr Gbade Ogundipe; Dr B. G. K. Ajayi; Medical Advisory Committee, University College Hospital, Mr Victor Akinmoladun; Deputy Provost, UCH, Professor Obafunke Denloye; and Professor Gbemi Oke.

OfficialAPCNig:
Illiteracy is a disease.

Do you know it is Onitsha main market and Ariaria Int'l market Aba that service the entire North, Southern Niger Republic and SS?

Go to Milverton Aba any time and you will see the volume of goods leaving for North.

Go Osha in Onitsha and you will collapse as a result of volumn of goods leaving for the North.

To to Cemetary market Aba or Akwa Ibom park Ariria and you will see the volumn of goods leaving Aba for SS.

Go to Oil Market on Wednesdays and you will see the volumn of goods that enter Rivers from Aba weekly.

SE controls Nigeria distribution network and consumer market. (True Talk)

SE is very strategic in Nigeria commerce. (Fact)

Leave Lagos-Ibadan expressway University, u no gree.

TundeBricklayer:
You started with your lies and Oduduwa fabricated statistics and link, same you posted link and your purported chat to misinform gullible minds that Ogun produces rice more than all east combined together, until God disgraced you and your likes with fake Ogun rice pyramid, you have started again, Southeat control commerce, all Nigerias fully aware except bitter souls from west

Patrioticooduan:
Na lie! Many Yoruba people support Oodua Republic. Even on Nairaland I have seen many. I used to think otherwise. Okutanla, do you support Oodua Republic?

OfficialAPCNig:
Lagos-Ibadan expressway University drop out.

Are you sure you even know what a consumer market is?

(SMH twice)

OfficialAPCNig:
We are still saying the same thing. Everything you calculated just amounted to 34.6% of our total imports, what about the other 65.4%? Ndi Igbo controls those.

Even at that, Ndi Igbo are still into heavy importation of those 34.6% you mentioned.

Ndi Igbo are Nigeria's largest importer of Kerosene, Anambra is the largest importer of packaged medicaments.

Ndi Igbo runs this economy (Kiss da Truth)

OfficialAPCNig:
If 60% of the importation goes to Onitsha alone, that means Onitsha generates 60% of Custom's import Revenues.

When you factor in those heavy importers in Aba, and Igbo importers in Lagos, you can safely say Ndi Igbo contibutes over 80% of Custom's import revenues.

When you exclude export tariffs, which is so minimal, it means Ndi Igbo are responsible for over 70% of Custom Revenue.

Again, when you consider that the fact that Nigeria is an importing nation, you will see that Igbo runs this economy.

Remove SE/SS Nigeria will collapse. (True Talk)

Abang52:
Just saw the alert
Bobo thanks
May good things always ignore you