abbaemma:


apart from the fact that we IGBOS' hold ourselves to higher standards we love development. so why e dey pain you.......

abi you dey regret sey you no be ÒNYE IGBO

You love development, you didn't tell me that others hate development na. That is why you are still behind them. Oga ade, gerrarahia

abbaemma:


you hear anything about being more developed here....... wait oo you wan compare Enugu Metropolis to Ibadan.. onye kaikai..

No compare that place to Enugu abeg, but e no reach at all

Hahahahaha, how many cinema is in your Enugu compare to Ibadan, how many mall is in Enugu compare to Ibadan, how many industrial estate is in Enugu compare to Ibadan. Are you normal?

ipodstinks:
You love development, you didn't tell me that others hate development na. That is why you are still behind them. Oga ade, gerrarahia

behind how? human development capacity, standard of living..... please tell me what you mean by behind

ipodstinks:
You love development, you didn't tell me that others hate development na. That is why you are still behind them. Oga ade, gerrarahia

I don't even take the Yorubas seriously.... they don't even take thier selves seriously too.

if you still on the case of largest urban cities, you can see what Wikipedia has to say:

ipodstinks:
You be mumu, which one do you have in your region. You are mentioning the ones other nations have. Show us the one you have in your worthless region senseless igboman

you be fool ooo.... I dey talk to you.

At the mention of Igbo - Yorubas go dey tremble �� abeg jor no be today unah gragra start....

e dey vex you you no be onye Igbo �

abbaemma:


you hear anything about being more developed here....... wait oo you wan compare Enugu Metropolis to Ibadan.. onye kaikai..

No compare that place to Enugu abeg, but e no reach at all

What's there in Enugu that empty, deserted state? What industry, importance is it known for? Yes, you are right it's insane to compare that state with Almighty Ibadan.

Daum:



How did Edo people hype their self into that list. You clearly don't know that Benin has that population because the population is evenly distributed. There's enough land in Benin city to accommodate everyone in Onitsha if Benin starts building high rise building like the ones in Onitsha. Benin City has expanded into 5 local government in Edo south. The only Benin has not entered if I am not wrong is Orhiomwon. So don't say what you don't know.

The population in Benin is very very cosmopolitan. You have urhobos here in large numbers, igbos, Yoruba, Hausas. They're so many here.

Thank you for your submission.

Grgton:
Benin City has sprawled to the famous benin bypass !! I really got surprised the last time I traveled passed that area... .. Benin City is big .. but not densily built/ populated like we have in Lagos or onitsha..

U are right but at least still populated.

Siwisheswereesh:


The population of the whole Anambra is not up to 6.9million...

I seconded my friend. Yes, I agree that the city or town of Onitsha is densely populated but 6.9 million is not true.

joyandfaith:


Have you been in onitsha before?
Try to download the publication and read it.

Buh wikipedia said dat onitsha us 1.4m
If anambra is less than 10m in tota how can onitsha alone be 7m??

SouthEastFacts:
Demographia recently released the largest built-up urban area in the world for 2021. Here's how Nigeria's top 15 cities compare with the rest of the world and their estimated population.

Lagos

Position in Nigeria: 1
Position in the World: 20
Estimated Population: 15.5 million

Onitsha

Position in Nigeria: 2
Position in the World: 64
Estimated Population: 6.9 million

Kano

Position in Nigeria: 3
Position in the World: 105
Estimated Population: 4.6 million

Note: we could clearly see that both Lagos and Onitsha are more populated than Kano according to international estimates.

Ibadan

Position in Nigeria: 4
Position in the World: 141
Estimated Population: 3.7 million

Abuja

Position in Nigeria: 5
Position in the World: 152
Estimated Population: 3.5 million

Benin City

Position in Nigeria: 6
Position in the World: 287
Estimated Population: 1.9 million

Port Harcourt

Position in Nigeria: 7
Position in the World: 324
Estimated Population: 1.7 million

Kaduna

Position in Nigeria: 8
Position in the World: 331
Estimated Population: 1.6 million

Benin City and Port Harcourt are more populated than Kaduna City. It seems the North inflates its population figures.

Enugu

Position in Nigeria: 9
Position in the World: 423
Estimated Population: 1.3 million

Ilorin

Position in Nigeria: 10
Position in the World: 434
Estimated Population: 1.2 million

Aba

Position in Nigeria: 11
Position in the World: 450
Estimated Population: 1.2 million

At position 450, Aba is one of the most built-up urban cities in the world. The city is more built-up than the capital of Czech Republic Prague (464), Seville in Spain (487) and the capital of Serbia, Belgrade (491).

Warri

Position in Nigeria: 12
Position in the World: 500
Estimated Population: 1.1 million

Nsukka

Position in Nigeria: 13
Position in the World: 536
Estimated Population: 995k

Nsukka is a village in Enugu and home to the Univeristy of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN).

Maidugari

Position in Nigeria: 14
Position in the World: 594
Estimated Population: 879k

Despite being war-torn, Maiduguri is one of the most built-up urban in Nigeria. Impressive!!!

Jos

Position in Nigeria: 15
Position in the World: 602
Estimated Population: 867

Next time you want to insult your country, just know that Lagos ad Onitsha are more built-up than these heavy-weight global cities;

1. Dubai
2. Madrid
3. Singapore
4. Accra
5. Milan
6. Barcelona
7. Cape Town
8. Kuwait City (capital of Kuwait)
9. Detroit
10. Athens
11. Rome
12. Manchester City

http://www.demographia.com/db-worldua.pdf

See,, these Population Figures are not Confirmed..
These figures are not genuine figures, and cannot be trusted.

BluntCrazeMan:



See,, these Population Figures are not Confirmed..
These figures are not genuine figures, and cannot be trusted.

Are you saying we should trust Fulani NPC figures?

SouthEastFacts:

Are you saying we should trust Fulani NPC figures?

I am saying that they didn't conduct any census in order to arrive at those figures, so don't trust their figures.
..
NPC has not conducted any recent census too, sheey??
Then, don't trust their figures either..
..
So, which figures do we trust??
None for now, until a census is conducted.

BluntCrazeMan:
I am saying that they didn't conduct any census in order to arrive at those figures, so don't trust their figures.
..
NPC has not conducted any recent census too, sheey??
Then, don't trust their figures either..
..
So, which figures do we trust??
None for now, until a census is conducted.

LOL

Agbegbaorogboye:

ibadan is half of the whole igbo land so how is any state bigger than ibadan in East?

marsman:

Historian haha. Don't kill yourself release your self from this pain No matter how much you twist History, Lagos will always be Yoruba Land with Yoruba Language used for Communication in every nook and cranny of the state, with a certified Unapologetic Yoruba Man being the Administrative head of the state. Oniru knows he is Yoruba. "Akiolu" sounds benin to you abi dumbo?

See mumu. So we are now British since we speak English in every nook and cranny in Nigeria! Your head no correct at all

perryy:


See mumu. So we are now British since we speak English in every nook and cranny in Nigeria! Your head no correct at all

You are a fool because you cannot tell the difference between a native language in a native land and borrowed language in a native land. Yoruba is a native language that is spoken in every nook and cranny of Lagos because Lagos is a Yoruba land.
And for your information bloody ingnoramous Nigeria was once a colony of England were English was made the official and most important Language... Colony has in Extension, A part of Britain.