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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by basilo101: 6:58pm On Jul 06, 2023
mrvitalis:

Delta, IMO, Anambra Abia and rivers are the gas base in Nigeria this four state holds 90% of Nigerian inland gas reserve
All Igbo states

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by horsepower102: 6:59pm On Jul 06, 2023
Workch:
I think you are cherrypicking a stat that favors you.
There are tonnes of data online that proves otherwise and even a simple Google satellite analysis will show that Onitsha is not as built up as port harcourt and Kano

I will take the words of the experts who took their time to study this over your opinion.

Both Demographia and McKenzie have done independent research and come to the same conclusions about Onitsha.

Demographia will release their annual report this month.

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by basilo101: 6:59pm On Jul 06, 2023
mrvitalis:

Bayelsa like akwa ibom is mostly offshore
Rivers has offshore too... Rivers gas is mostly in etche, omuma obigbo, and ndoni areas
Igbo territories

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by Offpointng: 6:59pm On Jul 06, 2023
Nwamazi8:
See where Ogun state is despite its proximity to Lagos. I've always said that na Lagos dey give yorubas mouth to talk, take out the cosmopolitan dynamic of Lagos...the SW is absolutely overhyped. It helps that they control the media so they use propaganda to easily hide their shitt

Ichie if I may ask, Then why do we have lotta you guys flock in droves to the SW if we're so overhyped and an average Yoruba man stays in his region and also make it there. If SW is overhyped, why are your people littered everywhere here??

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by Workch: 7:00pm On Jul 06, 2023
mrvitalis:

The problem with GDP is buildings don't count in calculating GDP... They only count the year they are built thats all
Building cannot count as GDP because GDP is grass domestic product frm a region.

It's a total calculation of the goods and services produced in a state or country minus importation value into state. Building cannot possibly be included in it
Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by kettykings: 7:03pm On Jul 06, 2023
Offpointng:


Ichie if I may ask, Then why do we have lotta you guys flock in droves to the SW if we're so overhyped and an average Yoruba man stays in his region and also make it there. If SW is overhyped, why are your people littered everywhere here??
.the Chinese and Indians are also there , does it mean their economy is in the doldrums. Igbos are all over the world, it didn't start today

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by basilo101: 7:03pm On Jul 06, 2023
Workch:
I dont think onitsha is second to Lagos in that.

I think Port harcourt, Ibadan, Kano, Kaduna are more built up than onitsha. Trust me
What you think is irrelevant. A competent authority has done the ranking. Note, the ranking was based urban metropolitan area not cities. Onitsha is more than twice of PH

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by Workch: 7:05pm On Jul 06, 2023
horsepower102:


I will take the words of the experts who took their time to study this over your opinion.

Both Demographia and McKenzie have done independent research and come to the same conclusions about Onitsha.

Demographia will release their annual report this month.
onitsha is a small place by landmass, it cannot possibly be the 2nd most built up city in Nigeria. I don't think it's even in top 10.

Even chatGPT don't think so

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by proeast(m): 7:06pm On Jul 06, 2023
kettykings:


You are right about the oil and gas growth but see some new insight from Google map and see how a sprawling swathes of city spread is emerging gradually

Anytime you're traveling from Onitsha, you will observe that the stretch from Onitsha/Owerri road remains busy with towns almost joining each other all the way to Owerri. Ihiala, Ekwusigo, Uli, Mgbidi, Awo omama etc. Then Owerri. In years to come, they will all combine to form a cornubation just like Tokyo.

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by Workch: 7:07pm On Jul 06, 2023
basilo101:

What you think is irrelevant. A competent authority has done the ranking. Note, the ranking was based urban metropolitan area no cities. Onitsha is more than twice of PH
they are not competent authorities. Who made them reliable, you?
They a body with no relavance. Onitsha cannot be the 2nd most built to city in Nigeria.
Anybody that traveled accross Nigeria know this. Even Chatgpt does not agree with you

Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by basilo101: 7:08pm On Jul 06, 2023
horsepower102:


This is McKenzie recent projection on Onitsha. I opened a thread about it. Onitsha by 2040 will be at near parity with Lagos in population and size of build up areas.
PH will still be less than 5million while Onitsha will be above 10 million. See the gap

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by SpecialAdviser(m): 7:08pm On Jul 06, 2023
proeast:


Do you even understand the term GDP I.e. gross domestic product? It means total value of goods and services generated within a state. Enugu has been lagging in terms of Agriculture, Industry, Commerce and even extraction of minerals. These are the major sectors that contribute to GDP. Ebonyi is leveraging on extraction of solid minerals and agriculture that's why it seems to be punching above its weight.

Imo State is leveraging on oil and gas value chain and services. By the time the gas resources are fully developed in Imo, the state will even grow more rapidly. Check the volume of airports traffic in Nigeria and you will see Owerri on the 4th position, breathing down on P.H.
Ok thanks

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by SpecialAdviser(m): 7:09pm On Jul 06, 2023
proeast:


Do you even understand the term GDP I.e. gross domestic product? It means total value of goods and services generated within a state. Enugu has been lagging in terms of Agriculture, Industry, Commerce and even extraction of minerals. These are the major sectors that contribute to GDP. Ebonyi is leveraging on extraction of solid minerals and agriculture that's why it seems to be punching above its weight.

Imo State is leveraging on oil and gas value chain and services. By the time the gas resources are fully developed in Imo, the state will even grow more rapidly. Check the volume of airports traffic in Nigeria and you will see Owerri on the 4th position, breathing down on P.H.
Ok. Enugu really need to up it's game in production

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by proeast(m): 7:09pm On Jul 06, 2023
Workch:
onitsha is a small place by landmass, it can possible be the 2nd most built up city in Nigeria. I don't think it's even in top 10.

Even chatGPT don't think so

ChatGPT shouldn't be relied upon on such issue. Demographia and other research bodies are more reliable.

ChatGPT only picks random information online to form its opinion.

You should also understand that Metropolitan area is not same as city. Onitsha metropolitan area includes Obosi, Oba and others. By 2040 more than half of Anambra will be part of greater Onitsha. P.H growth is largely limited because of the torpographic nature of the state. Only Obigbo, parts of Etche, Ikwerre, Ogoni and other adjoining will become part of P.H.

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by basilo101: 7:10pm On Jul 06, 2023
Workch:
I think you are cherrypicking a stat that favors you.
There are tonnes of data online that proves otherwise and even a simple Google satellite analysis will show that Onitsha is not as built up as port harcourt and Kano
You are not considering the dense suburbs surrounding Onitsha which appears green on Google. Unlike places like Kano surrounded by empty desert

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by Workch: 7:12pm On Jul 06, 2023
basilo101:

You are not considering the dense suburbs surrounding Onitsha which appears green on Google. Unlike places like Kano surrounded by empty desert
Built up means: Number of residential buildings.

Onitsha will not make top 10 on that list
Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by basilo101: 7:12pm On Jul 06, 2023
Offpointng:


Ichie if I may ask, Then why do we have lotta you guys flock in droves to the SW if we're so overhyped and an average Yoruba man stays in his region and also make it there. If SW is overhyped, why are your people littered everywhere here??
I think your people have over used this line. This is cheap consolation

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by SpecialAdviser(m): 7:13pm On Jul 06, 2023
Workch:
How much do you think the income frkm Tourism and Relexation can add to GDP compared to Say a factory like innoson motors in Nnewi or a gas plant in Ohaji, Imo state?
The problem is that the new Enugu governor is flopping also
Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by basilo101: 7:13pm On Jul 06, 2023
Workch:
Building cannot count as GDP because GDP is grass domestic product frm a region.

It's a total calculation of the goods and services produced in a state or country minus importation value into state. Building cannot possibly be included in it
Building will count the year they were built
Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by Workch: 7:13pm On Jul 06, 2023
proeast:


ChatGPT shouldn't be relied upon on such issue. Demographia and other research bodies are more reliable.

ChatGPT only picks random information online to form its opinion.
we can search Google satellite. Onitsha doesn't have more buildings than kano, Port harcourt and Abuja. Even Ibadan.

I am Igbo but we have to tell ourselves the truth
Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by Cooly100: 7:14pm On Jul 06, 2023
Benue bigger than Kano?
Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by Workch: 7:15pm On Jul 06, 2023
basilo101:

Building will count the year they were built
yeah, the year they were built.
Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by basilo101: 7:15pm On Jul 06, 2023
Workch:
onitsha is a small place by landmass, it cannot possibly be the 2nd most built up city in Nigeria. I don't think it's even in top 10.

Even chatGPT don't think so
There is a difference between a city and urban metro. Stop confusing yourself

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by basilo101: 7:17pm On Jul 06, 2023
proeast:


Anytime you're traveling from Onitsha, you will observe that the stretch from Onitsha/Owerri road remains busy with towns almost joining each other all the way to Owerri. Ihiala, Ekwusigo, Uli, Mgbidi, Awo omama etc. Then Owerri. In years to come, they will all combine to form a cornubation just like Tokyo.
Even Onitsha to Awka by old road has no break in urban sprawl. It's the Express that has reasonable empty spaces

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by Workch: 7:19pm On Jul 06, 2023
basilo101:

There is a difference between a city and urban metro. Stop confusing yourself
Onitsha, Nkpo, Ogidi and Obosi are not as built up as port harcourt metro. Even if you add Oba and Nnewi to it, Port metro comprising onne, Elele, oyigbo and obio akpo is still more built up than all of them.

Obio akpo alone is larger than Onitsha main city
Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by basilo101: 7:20pm On Jul 06, 2023
Workch:
they are not competent authorities. Who made them reliable, you?
They a body with no relavance. Onitsha cannot be the 2nd most built to city in Nigeria.
Anybody that traveled accross Nigeria know this. Even Chatgpt does not agree with you
Go and research the difference between city and urban metropolitan area. That's where your confusion is coming from. In terms of city, Aba is the largest city in the East followed by Enugu. But urban metroplis is a different thing and Onitsha is the largest in Nigeria by landmass and second largest by population

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by Absuchat(m): 7:21pm On Jul 06, 2023
But a guy in one cave at ogbomosho believe Ogun state has a higher GDP than Anambra grin

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by plaindealer: 7:22pm On Jul 06, 2023
This is the real picture even as usual, you people love to confuse yourselves with data that you can not properly read and comprehend.


In the grand scheme of things, Imo is still at the bottom.

IGR growth is poor and deplorable.

IGR per Capita is lousy

Capital important is abysmal

Revenue growth is nothing to smile about.

Imo has a long way to go and sit at home won't let the state progress economically..

Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by Workch: 7:22pm On Jul 06, 2023
basilo101:

Go and research the difference between city and urban metropolitan area. That's where your confusion is coming from. In terms of city, Aba is the largest city in the East followed by Enugu. But urban metroplis is a different thing and Onitsha is the largest in Nigeria by landmass and second largest by population
Onitsha is small.
Even if you combine Onitsha, Obosi, nkpor, Ogidi, places like port harcourt, Abuja, Kano, Kaduna and Ibadan are sill larger and more built than it.
Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by proeast(m): 7:22pm On Jul 06, 2023
Workch:
we can search Google satellite. Onitsha doesn't have more buildings than kano, Port harcourt and Abuja. Even Ibadan.

I am Igbo but we have to tell ourselves the truth

Forget about being Igbo, we are talking facts here. Demographia and other international organizations that gave that data don't have any reason to be biased. You don't know more than them!

Lagos is most built up because there are buildings back-to-back for hundreds of miles. Same is applicable to Onitsha. They don't consider Ibadan as built-up because the buildings are more or less shanties, which are categorized as slums by those international bodies.

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Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by Workch: 7:24pm On Jul 06, 2023
proeast:


Forget about being Igbo, we are talking facts here. Demographia and other international organizations that gave that data don't have any reason to be biased. You don't know more than them!

Lagos is most built up because there are buildings back-to-back for hundreds of miles. Same is applicable to Onitsha. They don't consider Ibadan as built-up because the buildings are more or less shanties, which are categorized as slums by those international bodies.



Onitsha is not more built than Abuja. You and I know this.
Or even port harcourt.

You should be laughing at those data 😂
Re: Biggest Economies In Nigeria, GDP Of States by basilo101: 7:25pm On Jul 06, 2023
Workch:
Built up means: Number of residential buildings.

Onitsha will not make top 10 on that list
Do you known more than two reputable international organisations already quoted? Even the Google you are talking about show how build up areas spread large around Onitsha. If you use Google Earth it may appear green because it's semi urban with tall trees but buildings scatter underneath in close proximity to each other

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