₦airaland Forum

orimsamsam:
Ibadan is better than any of there state.

SaffronSpice:
First Nigerian Prof of Anatomy should be Prof Thomas Adesanya Grillo.He lumped Anatomy & Physiology together.

Godprotectigbo2:
u are in pain

Godprotectigbo2:
the first black person to head common wealth state.....emeka anyaoko


the most powerful black person in UK .....KEN OLISA

the first black person to build the fastest computer.....philip emeagwili


the first vice chancellor of UI .....porf Dike


the first president of nigeria...Dr NNAMDI AZIKIWE


THE first African that his or her novel have been translated to more than 50 different languages .....pro Chinua achebe


the father of modern African literature....Late pROf CHINUE Achebe


the first military head of state.....Aguyi Ironsi



the first Vice president of Nigeria .......Alex Ekwueme




we are always the first....is not our fault rather the fault of nature

SaffronSpice:
, the first Nigerian professor of Medicine is Prof T.O Ogunlesi.Stop parroting Samuel Okafor's fairytale.

Ritchiee:
I HAVE DECIDED TO HELP YOU AND RID YOU OF YOUR CANNIBALISM WITH THE YORUBA HOLY HOLY.
I AM TAKING YOU OFF THE LEAGUE OF OJUKWU CANNIBALS IN NIGERIA...There would be one less cannibal in Nigeria this week
Now open your dirty cannibal teeth and mouth....It is a gradual process.I know your cannibal spirit will want you to continuously DENY that you do not follow your cannibal culture but not to worry...I will cleanse you and make you whole....pls,CANNIBAL reply so I can continue the process...
1st step:I spit into your dirty gnashing cannibal teeth...

Godprotectigbo2:
ofonjas are seriously in pain since yesterday ......









am still waiting for ofonjas technocrats

00laleyedavid:
Another Pretty OSU. This cycle would continue until you maggots from a bastard generation that started this stop.

00laleyedavid:
Beautiful Igbo

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Go through their list and tell me another market in Nigeria they name the largest in West Africa

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Popular Markets In Nigeria
There are a number of markets that attract a large number of people for various reasons where people can buy - See more at: http://635.gtbank.com/2015/02/ten-popular-markets-in-nigeria/#sthash.yI7mJKET.dpuf

Nigeria is West Africa’s largest market with great potential to be a main driver of regional integration considering its population. Nigeria now has the largest economy in Africa and a great potential for its services and manufacturing sectors.

There are alot of reasons why people naturally go to different markets. In Nigeria, there are so many markets that attract a huge number of people , where you can virtually buy anything at relatively good prices as well as get quality items. Naturally, people go to various markets for different reasons and in Nigeria, there are a number of markets that attract a large number of people for various reasons. Like in Lagos for instance,there are many big markets where people can buy their goods at relatively good prices as well as get quality items.

We have listed some markets that you can visit in Nigeria that are big and designed to make shopping easy and affordable for you.

Alaba International Market, Lagos State

If there is one market that would be ringing in your ears when you are in Lagos is Alaba International market. This is the home to the biggest electronic products in the country. There is hardly an electronic device that you would miss here.

Idumota Market, Lagos State

Idumota Market is one of the oldest markets in Lagos state. From 6.am till 5 pm, there is always activities that seem unending in the market. It is sort of Nollywood market place because most movie distributors and dealers are based here.

Mile 12 market

This market is generally known as the hot-bed and most cost effective marketplace for farm produce and food stuffs. Yaba jointly referred to as Tejuosho Market had really been transformed into an ultra-modern market. With large scale reconstruction, this once-dirty market now wears a new and trendy look.

Computer village

Just as the name implies is a big market that deals primarily on the purchase and sale of computer wares. Business here includes bulk sales as well as retails in both softwares and hardwares of PCs, mobile phones and their accessories.

Oshodi

Known for its rowdiness and giant size is Nigeria’s second largest market. Prices of commodities in this market are also relatively cheap.

Onyingbo (White sand)

This market located in the mainland Yaba axis along with its sister market at Iddo. It is a transit purpose between Lagos and a range of Northern states, although not as low cost as Ketu Market, oyingbo market has a variety of affordable commodities mainly foodstuff and livestock.

Alade Market, Ikeja

This market is an upscale market unlike other markets mentioned here, Alade market is a home for everything glamorous and trendy. It is not an all comers’ district. It is presumed to be exclusively for just the “Haves’’

Onitsha Market, Anambra State

This is one of the largest markets in West Africa. You are assured that you are getting any kind of product you need at an affordable rate. People from different parts of the country would always visit this market for their business transactions.

Ariaria international Market, Aba, Abia State

It is called the China of Africa. This is where you would see a lot of replicas of a lot of products ranging from fashion to home items, that are mostly seen in every market in Nigeria and Africa, it is one market that may get you missing because of its large land mass.

The Kurmi Market, Kano State

Kano has one of the biggest market in Nigeria called the Kurmi Market, founded by Muhammad Rumfa, a King of Kano, in the 15th century. The market has also lent its name to a football team.

The Oja-Oba/Orita Merin Market, Ibadan, Oyo State

This market is also called The King’s Market and it is one of the biggest foodstuffs markets in the ancient city of Ibadan.

Jos Main Market, Plateau State

Jos main market is known as the largest indoor market in the whole of West Africa. Beautifully arranged and designed to give you what you want to buy without walking aimlessly for a long time.

Ogbete Main Market, Enugu State

You would love to visit this Coal city market that has become the home to ladies who would want to save a lot of money when buying things for their family. It is the biggest market in Enugu.

New market, Aba, Abia State

Apart from Ariaria international Market, New Market is another big market that would always attract thousands of sellers and buyers every day including Sundays.

Bodija Market

This is a very popular market in Ibadan and offers you a lot of things at a very affordable rate.

Four Major outlets for latest fabrics

When you think of fashion and trendy fabrics, the various Lagos Island textile markets are there to offer costumers everything from fabrics to accessories all year round. Balogun, Dosumu, Breadfruit and Kosoko Markets all located on Lagos Island are the homes and major outlets where you can get genuine and quality types of fabrics ranging from Lace materials, Jacquard, Voile and Guinea brocade. Voile lace, Swiss lace, French lace, Polished lace are sold in large volumes[/b].


- See more at: http://635.gtbank.com/2015/02/ten-popular-markets-in-nigeria/#sthash.yI7mJKET.dpuf

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Yoruba bank done confirm those on ground not E-rat that doesn't know outside their region

Onitsha Market, Anambra State

This is one of the largest markets in West Africa. You are assured that you are getting any kind of product you need at an affordable rate. People from different parts of the country would always visit this market for their business transactions.
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http://635.gtbank.com/2015/02/ten-popular-markets-in-nigeria/#sthash.yI7mJKET.dpuf

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GTBank list

Onitsha Market, Anambra State

This is one of the largest markets in West Africa. You are assured that you are getting any kind of product you need at an affordable rate. People from different parts of the country would always visit this market for their business transactions.
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http://635.gtbank.com/2015/02/ten-popular-markets-in-nigeria/#sthash.yI7mJKET.dpuf

laudate:
Oh, now you want to start splitting hairs, ba? Standard markets vs. local markets, is your new angle? What is the criteria that qualifies a market to be called a standard market, please? So the markets in Lagos are not standard markets, in your own opinion? Alaba market, Alade market, Idumota, Tejuosho market etc., are not standard markets, according to you?

Eleganza has factories in Oregun Billingsway area of Ikeja, as well as in Orile-Iganmu, Ajao Estate, Ibeju-Lekki (which I have visited personally) which sits on several hectares of land on the way to the Free Trade Zone. It is where the bulk of their manufacturing operations is now being carried out.

Oga, enter the place and do your research, biko!

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Open this link to view list of markets in Nigeria

http://buzznigeria.com/top-20-biggest-and-busiest-markets-in-nigeria/#

Onitsha main market occupied number 1 postion

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Onitsha market one of world biggest market

http://www.bbc.com/news/business-31536706

post=51957464:
My friend shut up cutix doesn't import cables,the idea for the Company was conceived in 1981, when Dr. (Engr.) Ajulu Uzodike decided to leave Raychem Corporation, a major international manufacturer of aircraft & military wires and accessories, to set up an indigenous firm to manufacture electrical cables and switchgear assemblies. Adtec Ltd, a venture capital and management firm, which was incorporated in 1978, started the two projects as separate divisions in 1982. CUTIX PLC was incorporated on November 4, 1982 as a Private Limited Company, manufacturing electric cables and wires.

Open this link to view more pictures of Cutix cable Nnewi
http://www.cutixplc.com.ng/home/photos#prettyPhoto

Twistaray:
Lists Nigerians who were ever Grammy award nominees


https://www.thecable.ng/6-years-nigeria-wins-grammys-olusola

At the 57th edition of the Grammy awards, which held at the Staples Centre in Los Angeles, California, on Sunday, Nigerian Kelvin Olusola and his team, Pentatonix, won in the Best Arrangement, Instrumental or Acappella category.

Olusola thus joined a growing list of Nigerians to have won the award after Helen Folashade Adu (better known as Sade Adu), Henry Adeola Samuel (popularly called Seal) and Sikiru Adepoju.

In 1986, at the 28th Grammy awards, Sade Adu winning with her band, Sade, as Best New Artiste, became the first Nigerian to win in the prestigious awards.

Ten years later, another Nigerian, Seal, won the Grammys Record of the Year and Song of the Year awards for his song Kiss from a Rose, a song which was remixed as a soundtrack to Batman forever.

Sikiru Adepoju won the Grammy in 1991 and 2009 as a part of Mickey Hart’s group, Planet Drum, whose albums won the award for Best Contemporary World Music Album for the two years.

Many other Nigerians have been nominated but lost out to other nominees.

The first Nigerian to be nominated for the award was King Sunny Ade, in 1983 for his album, Synchro System. He was re-nominated in 1998 for his collection of Yoruba songs Odu, becoming the first African to be nominated twice.

Femi, son of controversial Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, has been nominated for a Grammy award four times. He was nominated in 2003, 2010, 2012 and 2013, but did not win any.

Godprotectigbo2:
Who are these people self

post=51946966:
Don't mind them with their propaganda that's area they scored A+, you can see how they are ranting like mad cows, they get mouth but no strength.

UNN alumnus
Olisa Agbakoba,
Prof. Dora Akunyili,
Chimamnda Adichie,
Joke Silver,
Ibe kachukwu,
pastor EA Adebayo,
Sullivan Chime,
Ike Ekweremadu (DSP),
Chris Ngige,
Chimaroke Nnamani,
Peter Obi,
Peter Odili,
Pat Utomi,
Justice Niki Tobi,
Godwin Emefiele,
Oby Ezekwezili,
Arunma Oteh,
Charles Soludo,
Okwesilieze Nwodo,
Bianca Ojukwu,
Chris Okotie,
Zack Orji,
Lam Adesina,
Babs Fafunwa,
Humphrey Nwosu,
Joy Emordi.

ThumbzTNA:
Igbos have the 2nd highest population of students in most Universities in Nigeria, only outnumbered by indigene students

Swahili0:
are u serious


ok

Swahili0:
those people that school in west are mostly people that could not get admission in east

Swahili0:
should i list igbos for u ?

lordfizco:
Dis people self,as if na only them get property in lagos,every tribe's has property in lagos yet others don't make noise





And mind u,lagos is meant for yoruba people

betterABIAstate:
will kill you today