Chicagograduate:
The government of Lagos State go about closing people's businesses in the name of environmental offences and noise pollution and placing a huge fine on them as a means of revenue generation.
I wonder what kind of huge economy is that.
They will now siphon the money in the name of repairing third mainland bridge.

ElSudani:


I don't think you can fully comprehend what I just told you.
If Lagos economy is larger than 46 out of 56 other economies in Africa and dangote alone has more money in Lagos than all Ibos combined, given there are many other billionaires in Lagos that are not Ibos, then common sense should tell you that Lagos economic strength is not courtesy of Ibos.

Faiththatworks:
I'm sure with Dangote Refinery almost certain to start pumping refined crude produce from January 20204,Lagos will be the largest economy in Africa.
I'm very very sure the GDP of Lagos will overtake those of Johannesburg and Cairo.
I just told someone this night,the amount of investment that has being sunk in that refinery in this month of December alone should excite any patriotic Nigerian.
3 million barrels of Crude Oil at an average of 70$ per barrel gives us 210 million dollars that's approximately 210 billion naira investment in just one month.
That's massive Investment for just one company in Nigeria.
By the time the Refinery is in full operation in 2024,I'm very very sure the sea port will roar into action with the export of finished product.
The economy of Lagos is about to explode, seriously I'm excited about the future of Lagos,the south wed and indeed Nigeria.
God bless Nigeria......

yoruboid:


My brother is a Director in Lands here in Lagos and you guys are the biggest lairs ever and full of your empty selves

Always jealous of the successes of Yorubaland

The only contribution you’ve made is retrogressive from fraud to outright stealing and drugs

We will deal with you when the time comes. Just hang in there. Your shege is loading

Morenikeji090:
Grace upon Yoruba race... Sometimes when I see Igbo comment I just look away coz they got no shame.. instead of you to go back to ur region and turn it a better life for ur generation... If we are to ask how can such people who can't make their home a better place want to make another ones land better place... They forgot charity begins at home lol

ElSudani:


Again, the largest importers in Nigeria are those who import raws materials for their businesses in and around Lagos not used spare parts and fake electronics importers.

Dafresh:

Tell that to your people in Anambra, Rivers. As long as we're in One Nigeria I will live in SOUTH WEST your forefathers fought and killed my people because of one Nigeria we must continue the one Nigeria

vanbonattel:
Lagos could actually have been better and bigger if not for the number of criminals controlling its finances.

Lagos is a dwarf state, rendered poor and stunted by successive administrations who are bent on borrowing the soul of the city away and then allowing the people to suffer.

I don't see why Lagosians cannot enjoy free electricity, free fuel or free metro rail services, all the money goes to one certificate forger who has tied the destiny of the region and thrown the keys into the lagoon

My roast chicken is finished, Where's my babe to prepare another, this Christmas in Owerri is too sweet.

Morenikeji090:
I'm a Yoruba.. shame no catch ur papa

Dafresh:

If you be man enough draw the sword

Morenikeji090:
Mumu people go back to your region... What a shameful race people

Dafresh:

Online warrior Nairaland noise maker. I dey Oshodi come to Jonz land I dey there

vanbonattel:
Lagos could actually have been better and bigger if not for the number of criminals controlling its finances.

Lagos is a dwarf state, rendered poor and stunted by successive administrations who are bent on borrowing the soul of the city away and then allowing the people to suffer.

I don't see why Lagosians cannot enjoy free electricity, free fuel or free metro rail services, all the money goes to one certificate forger who has tied the destiny of the region and thrown the keys into the lagoon

My roast chicken is finished, Where's my babe to prepare another, this Christmas in Owerri is too sweet.

vanbonattel:
Lagos could actually have been better and bigger if not for the number of criminals controlling its finances.

Lagos is a dwarf state, rendered poor and stunted by successive administrations who are bent on borrowing the soul of the city away and then allowing the people to suffer.

I don't see why Lagosians cannot enjoy free electricity, free fuel or free metro rail services, all the money goes to one certificate forger who has tied the destiny of the region and thrown the keys into the lagoon

My roast chicken is finished, Where's my babe to prepare another, this Christmas in Owerri is too sweet.

SeeWahala:
I feel very ashamed (on behalf of my yoruba brethren) reading posts and topics like this.

Small lagos . . . Having such prowess YET being a stinking sithole without steady electricity, pipe borne water or standard roads

What is the definition of a paradox again?

yoruboid:


We aren’t talking about your 4x4 shops and gala hawkers here

You folks don’t even control 10% of the GDP of Lagos

See for yourself

vanbonattel:

If they had the headstart Lagos had, they will be better than Dubai.

rinzaugustine:
Courtesy of Igbo investments and financial bravado

vanbonattel:


If they had the headstart Lagos had, they will be better than Dubai.

ElSudani:


I don't think you can fully comprehend what I just told you.
If Lagos economy is larger than 46 out of 56 other economies in Africa and dangote alone has more money in Lagos than all Ibos combined, given there are many other billionaires in Lagos that are not Ibos, then common sense should tell you that Lagos economic strength is not courtesy of Ibos.

ElSudani:


Headstart like the God given geographic advantages that drew the Portuguese in 1472?

Morenikeji090:
Lol oloriburuku people... Igbo land done turn to run away home for una.. very foolish people

abdeefggh:
Lagos State alone has larger economy than most African countries