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Chai, virtually all newspapers dailies will be working for APC. now.. .orji uzo kalu don join now. APC has no integrity as a party. Oyegun is derailing.. |
I don't really like it when people die like this. The guy was sentenced in 2008 , only God knows what was going on in his mind throughout the years knowing fully well he will die soon. May almighty Allah be with his family |
My brother femi, don't worry, the igbos love you, just give them another topic to salivate over for the next two weeks Reno omokri did a good job while you were away |
YourNemesis:Lol, I wanted to stop commenting and many people were still asking me the same question. So i had to modify so as to explain to them on front page. Many are just ignorant and i don't care about any likes sir |
AkinPhysicist:They can never make a superior arguments. . They don't have the sense |
lekkie073:LMAO , you are right. . awka is more like the administrative capital with just few industries . |
Afam4eva:Development leads to urbanization. And also modernization, industrialization. Those areas have shifted from being rural to urban areas due to infrastructures in the place. The population in those places is enormous, people are migrating even from abeokuta to ifo, sango, Ota etc |
stubbornman:Come up with superior arguments and if you don't have one then please shut the hell up. Most of you don't have sense |
Develpeast:Let me save you from your ignorance. I finished from funaab in abeokuta, alabata in odeda local government, When funaab was to be moved from isale igbein to its permanent site in alabata, they had to construct roads, bringing funaab to the area brought electricity to the area and water, most of the inhabitants of the place were engaged in one work or the other either. .SME 'S started thriving, many were employed in the University. Now before then, there was just villagers staying there, nobody wanted to stay at obantoko, eleweran, asero axis etc but citing of the University changed all that. Modern houses were built, filling stations etc. The indigenes stopped migrating to inner abeokuta instead they stayed in their domain and they earned their living. Now what am I saying is that citing of funaab in odeda local government has improved the economic activities in the area, brought more Jobs, infrastructures, good private buildings,electricity and water. And these are the things you will find in an urban area . The fact that your Nskuka is not thriving despite a university there is not my fault, or maybe Nsukka has been destined to remain a village Now you said even if an international stadium is cited in a village then the village will remain rural.. See, this shows you are ignorant and don't even know what you are saying. So going by your analogy even if a airport is cited in a village then the village will remain rural abi Go and read up location of industries in secondary school economics textbook and factors that determines localization of industries. A place is urban judging by the infrastructures in the place. Sagamu stadium hosts NPL matches likewise ilaro stadium too. And you said they couldn't find land so they had to buy land in ogun, like i said earlier, whose fault is it that they chosed to buy land in ogun? Besides lagos is a yoruba state and it's none of your business if yoruba states are benefiting from each other.. .Work on how imo will benefit from anambra.. ..instead of your normal e-fights here on nairaland. And also those people that works in ibafo, mowe etc Please where do they stay? Don't they build houses there? Most of these industries construct roads for their host communities. The communities benefit from them, an indigene of agbara, Ota, sagamu, ijebu ode don't need to come to abeokuta, why? It's because they are urban towns and they have the necessary facilities. Most of you are just ignorant. Just go through your economics textbook, read more on location of industries, maybe you will understand |
"The Igbo people will support him not because he is our in-law, but because he is a good man. " Hmmm |
[quote author= post=51080824]Trash[/quote]Lol, it's as expected. Especially when you are confronted with a superior argument |
Develpeast:You are the one being economical with the truth or maybe you are just ignorant like others I said ogun has four international stadium, am i wrong? I said ogun has the highest number of public tertiary institutions, am i wrong? I said ogun has the highest number of private tertiary institutions, am i also wrong with that? Please i only entertain reasonable arguments You said the industries in ogun doesn't produce for ogun alone, did i tell you the industries in ogun state should produce for only ogun state? The fact that they are in ogun State is what am talking about And what is the rubbish you people have been saying that mowe, ibafo are lagos extensions Are you guys ignorant or what. The question i will ask you is that if really mowe, ibafo are ogun state towns. ? It's not my fault that anambra is far from lagos. You should read the factors that leads to localization of industries and tell me the benefits of localization of industries to the host community , maybe then you will understand why I said those areas are urban areas. The fact is most of you don't know the benefit of locating industries in some areas to the host community. Besides I don't understand why abia is before oyo state.. Even enugu is not even there |
Lol, anambra is before ogun and oyo state. Most people underrate oyo state. Oyo state was the capital of old western region, It has many industrial estates. Ibadan is a commercial city, many don't know that Ibadan was the largest city in west Africa. Oyo people don't usually shout. Ogun has cities. Ijebu ode, sagamu, ifo, sango Ogun has the highest number industries in Nigeria, it is closer to the Benin border which makes it thrives economically Ogun has the highest number of public tertiary institutions and private tertiary institutions. Ogun alone has four international stadia, otunba Dipo Dina international stadium, ijebu ode, sagamu international stadium, ilaro international stadium, and Mko Abiola international stadiums. Ogun has olokola free trade zone in collaboration with ondo state. Ogun has numerous industrial estates in mowe, ibafo, agbara, Ota etc.. The concentration of industries in many towns has changed most of these places to urban areas. Abeokuta has one of the best roads in the country apart from the few federal roads I don't know what your definition of urban means again Modified : Most of you saying tha the industrial estates in ogun State are just extensions of Lagos state and it has no effect on host communities. I will advise such people to go back and read their secondary school economics textbooks.. Read factors that determines location of industries, benefit of the industries to the host communities ...stop being ignorant please. Nobody will cite an industry in areas without good roads and there's no place that won't benefit from having an industry cited or where infrastructures are provided. If a road was rehabilitated to modern standards in your community, then the value of of your property will definitely increase. Many of these people have never been to ijebu ode, sagamu, sango, Ota, agbara before.. So in their myopic mind they just conclude that industries in ogun State are only located in the bush and it has no effect on the host community. What brings about urbanization is the population shift. And population shift is brought about by infrastructures like roads, universities, airports etc people staying in ijebu ode, sagamu, Ota, ifo, mowe, ibafo, agbara, ilaro etc Don't need to come to abeokuta because they have facilities over there and that brings about the topic distribution of infrastructures. The fact that Lagos is a yoruba state likewise ogun, oyo, ondo, osun and ekiti is not our fault and it's nobody's business if we benefit eachother. It's the essence of regional integration. It's not my fault that imo and anambra envy eachother's little progress. Infact it's a thing of joy for if other yoruba states will benefit from each other. You guys should work on how to help each other instead of fighting each other here on nairaland. It's not our fault that anambra igbos are claiming superiority over others. Work in unity and stop envying eachother |
kettle84:I believe he was referring to food security and not security of the state |
opedaydydx9:Lol, Egbon Ope |
liquidmetall:Shut the hell up, it's none of your concern who i decide to respect |
opedaydydx9:Lol, pra baba |
Progressive01:I don't know why igbos use Wrong words to describe people. Imagine someone that ran away dressed like a woman, took the plane meant to airlift little biafran children is regarded as hero |
Chinua Achebe was a great writer |
liquidmetall:You cared and that was why you quoted me |
BrutalJab:Zik is one of the igbos i respect |
BrutalJab:I wonder why you guys dont Call him azikwehausa Coz he can also speak Hausa like okorohausa |
Zik of Africa |
Lol |
Yorubas and boxing sha |
mmsen:Why should we need to form an alliance so as to get this country restructured? Will restructuring favor only the south west? |
kernel504:Coming from an OSU slave |
kernel504:Yeah coming from an OSU slave |
kernel504:You don't even have the sense to recognize your fellow IPOB member |
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