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Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by AfonjaFula: 9:59pm On Sep 21, 2022
QUIET AND DESOLATE

This is a responds to a formal thread
www-nairaland-com/7345139/fate-igbos-lagos-after-election?iorg_service_id_internal=1646953538912597">https://https-www-nairaland-com/7345139/fate-igbos-lagos-after-election?iorg_service_id_internal=1646953538912597%3BAfqQvVrXNXmtFP3g

The below picture is from Lebanon.
My statistics regardless the multi-national companies etc in the big-city, that with the Igbos being its driving force, pls we should trade carefully.

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by AfonjaFula: 10:02pm On Sep 21, 2022
That's a Lagos with only the Yorubas or say, with no major economic migration as used to be.

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by AfonjaFula: 10:03pm On Sep 21, 2022
A less used seaport, toll gates, hotels, markets, population, tax etc.

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by AfonjaFula: 10:03pm On Sep 21, 2022
Thus, just a shadow of its formal self.

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by AfonjaFula: 10:04pm On Sep 21, 2022
don't quote me

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by Felimax(m): 10:06pm On Sep 21, 2022
Story!
In your myopic imagination!
If only any other state in the East can be a quarter of what Lagos is!




Lagos can feed the entire nation for years comfortably. Yorubas should guard their Lagos with their every blood.

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by AfonjaFula: 10:10pm On Sep 21, 2022
Felimax:
Story!
In your myopic imagination!
If only any other state in the East can be a quarter of what Lagos is!




Lagos can feed the entire nation for years comfortably. Yorubas should guard their Lagos with their every blood.

I won't say you don't know Igbos as much, but know this that other than the SW's single Lagos state, Igbos can singule handedly in fecouple of independent years, make out immediate first world cities, out of Aba, Onitsha, Asaba, Owerri, PH that's far much better than the overglorified this Lagos is today and in future.

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by AfonjaFula: 10:12pm On Sep 21, 2022
AfonjaFula:


I won't say you don't know Igbos as much, but know this that other than the SW's single Lagos state, Igbos can singule handedly in fecouple of independent years, make out immediate first world cities, out of Aba, Onitsha, Asaba, Owerri, PH that's far much better than the overglorified this Lagos is today and in future.
NB: YOU, YOU KNW. NO BLUFFS, NO CHESTBEATING

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by Urheadmaster(m): 10:13pm On Sep 21, 2022
AfonjaFula:
A less used seaport, toll gates, hotels, markets, population, tax etc.

Hence to say automatically

Igbos contributed for the rapid growth of Lagos state Nigeria tongue

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by CYBERSOLDIERSre: 10:17pm On Sep 21, 2022
Felimax:
Story!
In your myopic imagination!
If only any other state in the East can be a quarter of what Lagos is!

Lagos can feed the entire nation for years comfortably. Yorubas should guard their Lagos with their every blood.

Igbo's Lagos you mean? Igbo's made Lagos what it is today.

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by PlayerMeji: 10:18pm On Sep 21, 2022
lol
Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by AfonjaFula: 10:19pm On Sep 21, 2022
CYBERSOLDIERSre:


Igbo's Lagos you mean? Igbo's made Lagos what it is today.

Let themhim keep deceiving themselves

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by DeadCountry: 10:31pm On Sep 21, 2022
Felimax:
Story!
In your myopic imagination!
If only any other state in the East can be a quarter of what Lagos is!




Lagos can feed the entire nation for years comfortably. Yorubas should guard their Lagos with their every blood.
Slow poke, he is implying that Igbos made Lagos what it is. Illiterate, read, and understand.

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by Nobody: 10:37pm On Sep 21, 2022
CYBERSOLDIERSre:


Igbo's Lagos you mean? Igbo's made Lagos what it is today.

Go and make ABA and Enugu too if it's true. Joke is on you! Leave and see!

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by AfonjaFula: 10:53pm On Sep 21, 2022
DeadCountry:

Slow poke, he is implying that Igbos made Lagos what it is. Illiterate, read, and understand.

Absolutely
Truth

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by AfonjaFula: 10:53pm On Sep 21, 2022
DeadCountry:

Slow poke, he is implying that Igbos made Lagos what it is. Illiterate, read, and understand.

Yes that Igbos are it's attracting market etc.
For instance, visiting a lonely S/S city like Uyo, you do discover the only busy/bubbling areas are the markets. Remove that, Uyo is a mere desolate landscape.
Truth bro

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by AfonjaFula: 10:54pm On Sep 21, 2022
Siwel25:


Go and make ABA and Enugu too if it's true. Joke is on you! Leave and see!
Ok nah, oya pursue them comot.
Intellectual nonsense

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by Nosayer: 3:23am On Sep 22, 2022
This over-bloated sense of importance is the reason why ignorant folks like this op keep attracting hatreds to the Igbos.

Igbos found a booming city where they can make quick money and they migrated there in droves, yet you're saying you made the city what it is.

If it's too difficult to read history, why not just look around for videos to show you what Lagos looked like in the 1900s when your own ancestors were still fighting themselves in their huts?

This guy should just be ignored for sanity sake. I think he's one of the SS3 boys lucky enough for an uncle to get him one palasa phone. Instead of doing his assignment with it, he's ranting here on Nairaland attracting hatreds to the Igbo race.

Lagos is the New York of Nigeria with residents from all parts of the country and probably the city with the largest number of expats. If Igbos leave for any reason, there are many other people to fill up the space (for their own economic benefit of course)

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by Abdu81: 3:48am On Sep 22, 2022
Nosayer:
This over-bloated sense of importance is the reason why ignorant folks like this op keep attracting hatreds to the Igbos.

Igbos found a booming city where they can make quick money and they migrated there in droves, yet you're saying you made the city what it is.

If it's too difficult to read history, why not just look around for videos to show you what Lagos looked like in the 1900s when your own ancestors were still fighting themselves in their huts?

This guy should just be ignored for sanity sake. I think he's one of the SS3 boys lucky enough for an uncle to get him one palasa phone. Instead of doing his assignment with it, he's ranting here on Nairaland attracting hatreds to the Igbo race.

Lagos is the New York of Nigeria with residents from all parts of the country and probably the city with the largest number of expats. If Igbos leave for any reason, there are many other people to fill up the space (for their own economic benefit of course)

Shut your mouth, when many yorubas are threatening igbos with eviction where were you?

Now look at how your governor is shutting markets operated by the igbos in Lagos.
When the businesses of yorubas are thriving in different parts of Nigeria without attacks, including national banks,churches, telecoms, individual businesses.

They are doing the same attacking to hausas aswell, while Nigerians are closely watching them, very selfish demonic acts.

Any society that hates visitors are like deserts that rejects waters.

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by yetunsbay(m): 5:38am On Sep 22, 2022
AfonjaFula:


I won't say you don't know Igbos as much, but know this that other than the SW's single Lagos state, Igbos can singule handedly in fecouple of independent years, make out immediate first world cities, out of Aba, Onitsha, Asaba, Owerri, PH that's far much better than the overglorified this Lagos is today and in future.
okay,can they just leave now mk we test op ascertion.

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by Nobody: 6:31am On Sep 22, 2022
You guys are never smart. So, Yorubas will not be able to develop Lagos? Before this stupidity of federalism/unitary govt that mixed humans with goats Yorubaland was the most developed region in Nigeria. What were the yiibos doing in their yeast then?

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by Nobody: 6:35am On Sep 22, 2022
Abdu81:


Shut your mouth, when many yorubas are threatening igbos with eviction where were you?

Now look at how your governor is shutting markets operated by the igbos in Lagos.
When the businesses of yorubas are thriving in different parts of Nigeria without attacks, including national banks,churches, telecoms, individual businesses.

They are doing the same attacking to hausas aswell, while Nigerians are closely watching them, very selfish demonic acts.

Any society that hates visitors are like deserts that rejects waters.

Oh! It's your fear of being evicted from Lagos that brought this rant? I understand you. You don't want to be deported from your London.

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by ambale(m): 7:03am On Sep 22, 2022
Felimax:
Story!
In your myopic imagination!
If only any other state in the East can be a quarter of what Lagos is!




Lagos can feed the entire nation for years comfortably. Yorubas should guard their Lagos with their every blood.

As much as I don't support divisive posts but he is saying the truth

Check out Lagos during the peak of Christmas through to the new year, even mechanics and electricians stay at home ones these guys travel to their villages

We should just learn to co-exist, we can't do without each other

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by DaInferno(m): 7:16am On Sep 22, 2022
Felimax:
Story!
In your myopic imagination!
If only any other state in the East can be a quarter of what Lagos is!




Lagos can feed the entire nation for years comfortably. Yorubas should guard their Lagos with their every blood.
guard their Lagos? Who's taking it from them? grin

When pikin talk, you go know!

I'm neither (pro) yourba nor (pro)Igbo, but comments like this reek
Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by Redstubpen: 7:27am On Sep 22, 2022
Lol
Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by Nobody: 7:35am On Sep 22, 2022
HedwigesMaduro:
You guys are never smart. So, Yorubas will not be able to develop Lagos? Before this stupidity of federalism/unitary govt that mixed humans with goats Yorubaland was the most developed region in Nigeria. What were the yiibos doing in their yeast then?

Bro, all the elected leaders of Yoruba states have unitedly asked for regional governance and for everyone to control their resources.

Why can the leaders of the 'developers' not do same if sure of their ability to 'develop' geographical space? Why only the Yorubas, through their electorally elected leaders, demanding such today?

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by ezechi242: 7:36am On Sep 22, 2022
Lagos igr reduces drastically in december, because Igbo's goes back home for the festive season.

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by SGANIVA(m): 7:46am On Sep 22, 2022
This is not true , Lagos still remains and will ever remain the same with or without our people , you forgot not everyone will relocate to the east if Nigeria is divided today.yorubas are accommodating with some business friendly environment , for a example ,cost of ordinary C Of O in anambra and easy accessment of land compare to ogun state , business people only think about profit

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by Nobody: 7:58am On Sep 22, 2022
ambale:


As much as I don't support divisive posts but he is saying the truth

Check out Lagos during the peak of Christmas through to the new year, even mechanics and electricians stay at home ones these guys travel to their villages

We should just learn to co-exist, we can't do without each other

Lagos is overcrowded. What you describe , i.e festive periods of decongestion, would be optimally good if it can be permanent. Lagos has a population estimated to be 23 million today in the smallest State in Nigeria.

Population of Greater Accra is 5.4 million and Nigerians love it there because it is feels better organised, more spacious, more sane, cleaner overall, far less traffic and far less congested overall.

Population of Johannesburg is 6 million.
Population of Nairobi is 5.1 million.
Population of London is 9.4 million.
These are all regarded as exemplary cities to different extents.

To be sane and as great as she can be, the optimal population of Lagos should be 9 to 10 million.

We are sentimental and prejudiced in Nigeria and rarely apply pragmatic logic or science to our thinking and is why that you can speak as if the overpopulation of Lagos by Igbos, from a region relatively far away from Lagos, is a good thing.

It is counter-productive migration in the long term and leaders of Lagos now accept this statistically-backed and researched reality.

If Igbos leave, Lagos would be better in the long run. That is a town-planning, aesthetic, infrastructural and socio-economic fact.

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by ribbit: 8:25am On Sep 22, 2022
AfonjaFula:


I won't say you don't know Igbos as much, but know this that other than the SW's single Lagos state, Igbos can singule handedly in fecouple of independent years, make out immediate first world cities, out of Aba, Onitsha, Asaba, Owerri, PH that's far much better than the overglorified this Lagos is today and in future.
here comes the garbage chest beating


When are they going to do that?

You realize entire igbo states in Nigeria is only few square miles bigger than Oyo state? Yet no single state in alaibo has a decent city close to eruwa in Oyo state. grin

When are they going make 1 cool city in alaibo instead of running away from the accursed place like masquerades are chasing them with cutlass there?

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Re: Photo Of How Lagos State May Look Like, If/after Igbos Leave by ribbit: 8:28am On Sep 22, 2022
ezechi242:
Lagos igr reduces drastically in december, because Igbo's goes back home for the festive season.
source: our dilecctor nndamdi kanu told us so.

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