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SpartaOfLagos:
Most Yoruba people can't afford air ticket

Yoruba travel through Lagos airport, North travels through Abuja airport. Igbos don't have equivalent

[quote author= post=122683635]Na so[/quote]interesting. Why is there no information about Asaba?

ObiORBiafra:
Yoruba travel through Lagos airport, North travels through Abuja airport. Igbos don't have equivalent

How many of you in Yoruba land can afford Air Ticket?


It's obvious you want to deceive yourself despite the statistics staring at you in the face ...

If you've ever travel by Air in your life before,you will know that Owerri , Enugu and Anambra are big markets in the aviation industry .

[quote author= post=122683397]How many international markets are in those states you mentioned When I mean southeast its Onitsha which host the biggest market in West Africa and Aba, most of these states you mentioned get their goods from Onitsha. Outside industrial row materials, how many importers do you have in Ogun and Oyo state[/quote]lemme ask you.
Firstly, do you actually believe 65% of containers goes to SE?

You stylishly remove Lagos out of your calculation. Lagos GDP alone is more than the SE. And Lagos is part of the 35%? Even PH is more commercialized than Onitsha or Aba

[quote author= post=122683540]Igbos can't be quiet when you guys are good at propaganda and smear campaign that they contribute nothing without taken cognisant of those that play major role in FAT, if it was revenue from region that was published you guys will not remember Igbos contributions, hypocrisy[/quote]To say Igbo contribute nothing is just an exaggeration, everyone knows that. But I think it's just a way if telling you guys that you make noise more than what you bring to the table, which is true

ObiORBiafra:
Yoruba travel through Lagos airport, North travels through Abuja airport. Igbos don't have equivalent

You mean that Northerners travel all the way to Abuja just to board a flight and move around in same Nigeria? No wonder the logic of 'poverty per square kilometer' appealed to you.

Are you aware that Abuja is closer to the East than most northern states?

Let me burst your bubble. About half of passengers of Abuja and Lagos airports are Igbos. It means Yoruba air traffic data can only be found in the remaining half of Lagos. Quite shameful and shocking.

leksite120:
That's very impossible only if u just want to intentionally deceive yourself. Cos if that's true..
You're saying that Lagos, Abuja, PH, Benin, Delta, Kano, Kaduna , Ogun and Ibadan are among the 35%? Lol..
Even Lagos alone could gulp in as much as that 65%. Or are your brothers in Lagos not receiving containers, is that not where the major markets that you would clearly see containers are?
Common, know how to sieve truth no matter what even if it doesn't favor you, that's intelligence. It's ignorant to believe everything because it is to your advantage

U are wallowing in stupidity

Armaggedon:
You mean Abuja has overtaken Lagos in passenger traffic despite Lagos huge population?

Air traffic and population don't have to correlate. Atlanta international Airport is the busiet Airport in America and it not the largest city. It beats out Los Angeles that should be the 2nd largest city. I can understand New York because there's three airports there.

leksite120:
lemme ask you.
Firstly, do you actually believe 65% of containers goes to SE?

You stylishly remove Lagos out of your calculation. Lagos GDP alone is more than the SE. And Lagos is part of the 35%? Even PH is more commercialized than Onitsha or Aba

Lagos is National contribution not Yoruba, all tribes contributes to Lagos GDP, all the markets in Rivers state get their goods from Onitsha and Aba outside Agro produce go and make inquiry by yourself

Armaggedon:
interesting. Why is there no information about Asaba?

I believe then Asaba Airport was close for reconstruction

[quote author= post=122684835]Lagos is National contribution not Yoruba, all tribes contributes to Lagos GDP, all the markets in Rivers get their goods from Onitsha and Aba outside Agro produce go and make inquiry by yourself[/quote]Get a life. The silly d1ck comparison you do here daily with Yorubas won't make your tiny d1ck bigger. It just makes you pathetic and nauseating.

Dsalvo:
Get a life. The silly d1ck comparison you do here daily with Yorubas won't make your tiny d1ck bigger. It just makes you pathetic and nauseating.

Get your sister let check if my d1ck is tiny

[quote author= post=122684998]Get your sister let check if my d1ck is tiny[/quote]My sister would never be interested in an insecure riff raff like you who spends all his time online trying to 'measure up'..

Dsalvo:
My sister would never be interested in an insecure riff raff lie you.

You slum dweller sister you mean

[quote author= post=122684835]Lagos is National contribution not Yoruba, all tribes contributes to Lagos GDP, all the markets in Rivers state get their goods from Onitsha and Aba outside Agro produce go and make inquiry by yourself[/quote]Lagos is a national contribution but Yoruba major contribution also,. Yoruba has the highest stake in Lagos, it'll be sentimental to remove Lagos out of the map cos it's one of SW states, and also has yoruba people highest stake. That it's a national thing doesn't mean some people don't own it more..

[quote author= post=122685086]You slum dweller sister you mean[/quote]Lol. Know your level. Go and find one of those IPOB oloshos who hides guns for you in the day time you use to Rob, maim, rape and kill at night. Clown.

Has anyone noticed that Abuja has overtaken Lagos for all domestic flights and owerri is getting to ph, despite the needless Monday sit at home, South East Airports are among the busiest

ObiORBiafra:
Yoruba travel through Lagos airport, North travels through Abuja airport. Igbos don't have equivalent

The flights from Lagos to Dubai, Lagos to China has more Than 50% igbo , ask anyone who frequents those 2 hubs

Dsalvo:
Lol. Know your level. Go and find one of those IPOB oloshos who hides guns for you in the day time you use to Rob, maim, rape and kill at night. Clown.

Your region is known for rape, and heading hunting

This was for fiest quarter by the way.

Need I say, Igbo are actually the most populous tribe in Nigeria albeit that they don't really base one place. The are scattered all over Nigeria and the world. If there ever comes a census that captures all Igbos, you will come to this realization.

Yorubas cannot afford air ticket and hardly travel they have sold all their lands In lagos and use the money for owambe

leksite120:
lemme ask you.
Firstly, do you actually believe 65% of containers goes to SE?

You stylishly remove Lagos out of your calculation. Lagos GDP alone is more than the SE. And Lagos is part of the 35%? Even PH is more commercialized than Onitsha or Aba

You're quite ignorant. P.H is not even half commercialized when compared to Onitsha or Aba. In fact, P H gets virtually most of its needs from Aba. From clothes to shoes, groceries to motorparts and machine tools. They even bring heavy machines to fix in Aba or get technicians from Aba to go fix it in P.H.

The same is applicable to Uyo, Calabar and Bayelsa, they all rely on Aba. Stand at Ikot ekpene road, in Ogborhill part of Aba and you will see numerous overloaded buses and vans heading to Akwa-cross. Stand at osisioma or P.H road and you will observe those heading to P.H/Bayelsa axis.

On the other hand, Onitsha serves North, Delta, Edo, Ondo etc.

Allow informed people to enlighten you instead exhibiting your ignorance openly.

kettykin:
Has anyone noticed that Abuja has overtaken Lagos for all domestic flights and owerri is getting to ph, despite the needless Monday sit at home, South East Airports are among the busiest

Even despite lots of oil workers who are always traveling to and from P.H.

As for Lagos, pride goes before a fall. Abuja is already ahead of Lagos despite having less than half the population. The MD of a prominent Yoruba estate company was complaining bitterly recently that estate investments in Lagos has crashed since the violence that greeted the gubernatorial election. Most Igbos are no longer buying properties in Lagos unlike in the past.

My aunt who is based in the United States is an example. She wanted to buy five plots for a mini estate in Lagos or Abuja but we warned her about the crises and she opted for Owerri where she bought 5 plots at 15 million each.

proeast:
Even despite lots of oil workers who are always traveling to and from P.H.

As for Lagos, pride goes before a fall. Abuja is already ahead of Lagos despite having less than half the population. The MD of a prominent Yoruba estate company was complaining bitterly recently that estate investments in Lagos has crashed since the violence that greeted the gubernatorial election. Most Igbos are no longer buying properties in Lagos unlike in the past.

My aunt who is based in the United States is an example. She wanted to buy five plots for a mini estate in Lagos or Abuja but we warned her about the crises and she opted for Owerri where she bought 5 plots at 15 million each.

You said something that is actually their biggest fear In secret despite all the insults they come online to throw at igbos.

They will notice soon that the new Igbo attitude will crash Lagos real estate prices. This election has changed a lot of old thinking.

Abuja is already ahead of Lagos in flight.

IPOB people funny die

sonature1:
You people need to reduce the level of tribal colouration and argument on this forum. If we are serious about running one country, everyone must see this country from a national viewpoint, not tribal perspective.

Can we get to this level you wish? It is degenerating everyday, it is not good.

[quote author= post=122680732]Benin people also trying[/quote]I'm so happy to see Benin doing well.

My Benin people I hail Una.
In spite of all the Muslim rigging in the 25th February election, you stood firm to vote to change in the person of Peter Obi.

When Obi eventually emerges, Edo state must never ever be forgotten

horsepower102:
Port harcourt is inflated thanks to Aba business people landing and leaving from there.

When will this delusion stop?

proeast:
You're quite ignorant. P.H is not even half commercialized when compared to Onitsha or Aba. In fact, P H gets virtually most of its needs from Aba. From clothes to shoes, groceries to motorparts and machine tools. They even bring heavy machines to fix in Aba or get technicians from Aba to go fix it in P.H

The same is applicable to Uyo, Calabar and Bayelsa, they all rely on Aba. Stand at Ikot ekpene road, in Ogborhill part of Aba and you will see numerous overloaded buses and vans heading to Akwa-cross. Stand at osisioma or P.H road and you will observe those heading to P.H/Bayelsa axis.




On the other hand, Onitsha serves North, Delta, Edo, Ondo etc.

Allow informed people to enlighten you instead exhibiting your ignorance openly.

And you had to add lie to make your post sweet.

AwkaFinest:
And you had to add lie to make your post sweet.

Onitsha and Aba feed all the markets in Niger Delta go there and make inquiry

[quote author= post=122683397]How many international markets are in those states you mentioned When I mean southeast its Onitsha which host the biggest market in West Africa and Aba, most of these states you mentioned get their goods from Onitsha. Outside industrial row materials, how many importers do you have in Ogun and Oyo state[/quote]Noise maker. You make meaningless noise with 2 by 2 shops, when others are creating meaningful businesses that are registered and taxed appropriately.


TOP 10 LOCATIONS OF BUSINESS ENTERPRISES 2020

Nr of Businesses:
1 🟣Lagos: 91,097
2 🟤River: 84,613
3 🔴Kano: 79,328
4 🟣Oyo: 55,545
5 🟣Ogun: 49,813
6 🔴Katsina: 44,102
7 🟠Kwara: 42,561
8 🟤Delta: 40,210
9 🔴Kaduna: 38,908
10 🟠FCT: 38,003