₦airaland Forum

Tsankara:
When it comes to governance, there is a globally accepted indices that are used to measure governance.. they include:

1.) Gross National Income per Capita
2.) Life Expectancy
3.) Human Development Index (HDI)
4.) Health Index
5.) Educational Index
6.) Income Index

So using the above indices, let's start the comparison.....


1.) Global National Income Per Capita
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The Lagos State Government under BAT (2003-2007): In 2003, the GNI of the state stood at about N8.887billion, and in 2007 at about N9.218billion, a growth of 3.72%.


Lagos(2007-2014): In 2007, GNI stood at N9.218billion and in 2014 at N9.303billion, a growth of 0.92%.


Anambra(2007-2014): In 2007, the GNI of the state stood at N8.823billion, and in 2014 at about N9.220billion, a growth of 4.50%


2.) Life Expectancy
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BAT(2003-2007): In 2003, life expectancy rate in Lagos State stood at 55.40 years, and in 2007 at 56.80 years, a growth of 2.54%.


Lagos(2007-2014): In 2007, life expectancy of Lagos State st at 56.81 years, and in 2014 at 58.21 years, a growth of 2.46%.


Anambra (2007-2014): In 2007, life expectancy stood at about 53.55 years, in 2014 at 58.97 years, a growth of 10.12%


3.) Human Development Index (HDI)
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BAT(2003-2007): In 2003, the HDI of Lagos State stood at about 0.610%, and in 2007 at 0.630%, a growth of 3.28%
Lagos(2007-2014): In 2007, the HDI stood at 0.630%, and in 2014 at 0.644%, a growth of 5.40%


Anambra (2007-2014): In 2007, HDI was at 0.569%, and in 2014 at 0.65%, a growth of 15.82%


4.) Health Index
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BAT(2003-2007): In 2003, the health index of Lagos State stood at 0.545%, and in 2007 at 0.566%, a growth of 3.85%.
Lagos(2007-2014): In 2007, it stood at 0.566%, and in 2014 at 0.588%, a growth of 3.89%.


Anambra(2007-2014): In 2007, the health index of the state stood at 0.516%, and in 2014 at 0.600%, a growth of 16.30%

5.) Educational Index
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Lagos under BAT(2003-2007): In 2003, the educational index of Lagos State was about 0.645%, in 2007 at 0.634%, a DECLINE of -0.011%.


Lagos(2007-2014): In 2007, it was at 0.634%, in 2014 at 0.702%, a growth of 10.73%.


Anambra(2007-2014): In 2007, the educational index was at 0.560%, in 2014 at 0.686%, a growth of 22.5%

6.) Income Index
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BAT(2003-2007): In 2003, the income index of Lagos State was about 0.647%, in 2007 at 0.697%, a growth of 7.73%.
Lagos(2007-2014): In 2007, it was at 0.697%, in 2014 at 0.710%, a growth of 1.86%


Anambra(2007-2014): In 2007, the income index of the State was at 0.637%, in 2014 at 0.697%, a growth of 9.42%
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DATA don't lie..

This comparison clearly shows that Tinubu and even the governors that came after him are nowhere close to Mr. Peter Obi when it comes to good governance.
Please let's keep sentiment and selfish interest aside, and choose a better leader for Nigeria.

GavelSlam:
Why didn't Psquare go back home?

gidgiddy:
Trying to compare Lagos State that was capital of Nigeria for over 79 years, with any state in Nigeria, is pure mischief

You have to wait until Anambra had been capital of Nigeria for 70 years, just like Lagos, before you come for such comparison

GavelSlam:
Why didn't Psquare go back home?

Brimstone77:
...

Lagos State igr in 1999 when tinubu took over as the governor and 2007 when he completed his second term..


He performed horribly compared to those that came after him..why the hype that he built Lagos??

Below is the link..


"IGR: Why Lagos leads | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Opinion — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News" https://guardian.ng/opinion/igr-why-lagos-leads/

kettykin:
By the time this election is over, Lagos will be properly de mystified and cut to size all because one out of more than 20 people who governed Lagos decided to accrue all the credits to himself.

Brimstone77:
...

Psquare is a Nigerian and have the Constitutional right to live anywhere across the nation..

Besides Lagos was our former capital territory,it was built by our combined wealth..

anonymous1759:
See as IPOB man carry Lagos for head Nigeria is not a zoo any more because of Obi . Funny set of ppl

anonymous1759:
See as IPOB man carry Lagos for head Nigeria is not a zoo any more because of Obi . Funny set of ppl

GavelSlam:
Why didn't Psquare go back home?

Is Nigeria not his home

Collect your token but reason before you talk

Wisetrue99:
Is Nigeria not his home

Collect your token but reason before you talk

GavelSlam:
Anambra is his home.

It has a high life expectancy.

He's not an importer.

What is be looking for in Lagos?

GavelSlam:
Anambra is his home.

It has a high life expectancy.

He's not an importer.

What is be looking for in Lagos?

Go and study the Nigerian constitution!

Don't tell me that it is only importers that reside anywhere in Nigeria, Lagos to be precised

Taking only carbohydrates (agbado and cassava) is not good for you!

GavelSlam:
Anambra is his home.

It has a high life expectancy.

He's not an importer.

What is be looking for in Lagos?

Tsankara:
When it comes to governance, there is a globally accepted indices that are used to measure governance.. they include:

1.) Gross National Income per Capita
2.) Life Expectancy
3.) Human Development Index (HDI)
4.) Health Index
5.) Educational Index
6.) Income Index

So using the above indices, let's start the comparison.....


1.) Global National Income Per Capita
====
The Lagos State Government under BAT (2003-2007): In 2003, the GNI of the state stood at about N8.887billion, and in 2007 at about N9.218billion, a growth of 3.72%.


Lagos(2007-2014): In 2007, GNI stood at N9.218billion and in 2014 at N9.303billion, a growth of 0.92%.


Anambra(2007-2014): In 2007, the GNI of the state stood at N8.823billion, and in 2014 at about N9.220billion, a growth of 4.50%


2.) Life Expectancy
===
BAT(2003-2007): In 2003, life expectancy rate in Lagos State stood at 55.40 years, and in 2007 at 56.80 years, a growth of 2.54%.


Lagos(2007-2014): In 2007, life expectancy of Lagos State st at 56.81 years, and in 2014 at 58.21 years, a growth of 2.46%.


Anambra (2007-2014): In 2007, life expectancy stood at about 53.55 years, in 2014 at 58.97 years, a growth of 10.12%


3.) Human Development Index (HDI)
====
BAT(2003-2007): In 2003, the HDI of Lagos State stood at about 0.610%, and in 2007 at 0.630%, a growth of 3.28%
Lagos(2007-2014): In 2007, the HDI stood at 0.630%, and in 2014 at 0.644%, a growth of 5.40%


Anambra (2007-2014): In 2007, HDI was at 0.569%, and in 2014 at 0.65%, a growth of 15.82%


4.) Health Index
====
BAT(2003-2007): In 2003, the health index of Lagos State stood at 0.545%, and in 2007 at 0.566%, a growth of 3.85%.
Lagos(2007-2014): In 2007, it stood at 0.566%, and in 2014 at 0.588%, a growth of 3.89%.


Anambra(2007-2014): In 2007, the health index of the state stood at 0.516%, and in 2014 at 0.600%, a growth of 16.30%

5.) Educational Index
====
Lagos under BAT(2003-2007): In 2003, the educational index of Lagos State was about 0.645%, in 2007 at 0.634%, a DECLINE of -0.011%.


Lagos(2007-2014): In 2007, it was at 0.634%, in 2014 at 0.702%, a growth of 10.73%.


Anambra(2007-2014): In 2007, the educational index was at 0.560%, in 2014 at 0.686%, a growth of 22.5%

6.) Income Index
====
BAT(2003-2007): In 2003, the income index of Lagos State was about 0.647%, in 2007 at 0.697%, a growth of 7.73%.
Lagos(2007-2014): In 2007, it was at 0.697%, in 2014 at 0.710%, a growth of 1.86%


Anambra(2007-2014): In 2007, the income index of the State was at 0.637%, in 2014 at 0.697%, a growth of 9.42%
=====

DATA don't lie..

This comparison clearly shows that Tinubu and even the governors that came after him are nowhere close to Mr. Peter Obi when it comes to good governance.
Please let's keep sentiment and selfish interest aside, and choose a better leader for Nigeria.

tctrills:
Now you have learnt that Obi was the better leader, would you now make the right choice in your vote?

tctrills:
Oga don't lose focus. This thread is about the raw data. Now your doubts are cleared, you know the better leader. Vote wisely.
The problem is that many of you prefer you kids to die of hunger than to vote wisely