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| Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by Emekaonline(op): 12:53pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
Please look at the fund allocations by the Colonial Government in 1956. The West that collected least then was the most developed region, kudos to the late sage Obafemi Awolowo. It is time for the South West to retrace its steps to those economic activities that brought development to the region without depending on the allocation from the colonial masters or the Federal Government. The Governors should now use our resources for the benefit of the people and overall development of the South West and leave other regions to pauperise their region as they wish
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| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by vanbonattel: 12:55pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
There must be reasons for the low allocation to the west but the OP may craftily remove that one and post the one most relevant to his bigotry objectives. The West may have been an area with very little population, and probably produced or sent noting to the federal government. Maybe the 500 they were giving them is just to sustain them. We all knew that most of the resources came from the East and North, the West was just used as an export route to the sea, if not, there wouldn't have been rail tracks passing through the whole region. The current federal sharing formula which aims to seize resources like gas and oil from the east and south to feed the West and north is favoring the west mainly. Notice how the west panicks each time the east or north talks about secession, they know that as soon as Nigeria end, the west will return to Benin Republic or Burkina Faso levels. |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by Softmirror: 12:56pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
Hmmm...... |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by DevilsEqual(m): 12:57pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
This SW comeback is greater than the Istanbul miracle and more relevant than the Anfield miracle If they continue with this pace and along this trajectory, they will be out of sight by 2050 How do those guys from Nnamdi Kanu side drop this much? |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by Seunex2(m): 12:59pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
Western received less and still the most developed region during that time... Pa Awolowo was a great man, may his soul continues to rest in peace |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by madridguy(m): 1:00pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by Racoon(m): 1:02pm On Aug 13, 2024*. Modified: 1:34pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
Just imagine a region not productive taking the lion's share of national resources. Meanwhile, the same scenario till date but what has the country gained from it? Abject poverty, stark illiteracy, religious fanatism. |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by agadez007(m): 1:06pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
No sauce Btw where is Mid western region? |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by vanbonattel: 1:08pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
DevilsEqual:The comeback from the west was just because of rhe war, remove Eastern resources and the west is nothing, that's why the west cannot survive without Nigeria. |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by Racoon(m): 1:10pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
The colonial master were busy loading the northern region with excess resources because they find them easily controllable and receptive. The East may have been as a result of more people from the region dominating the colonial government leading to the immediate post independence era when the skewed and defective quota system was introduced by the North to gain undue political advantage of others. The abysmal allocated metted out to the South West may be due to the "wild wild west" radicalism of the people of the in refusing to be courted and subjugation by the colonial masters. Nevertheless, Lagos was already the capital city of Nigeria then. |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by madridguy(m): 1:14pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
The small Igbomustgo hash tag recently, we see how your leaders and followers are running around. vanbonattel: |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by vanbonattel: 1:16pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
madridguy:One man just cut a fresh human head in Oyo this morning, it's on front page, where is the hashing for that? ![]() |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by madridguy(m): 1:19pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
No shift goal post and stay on the lane. vanbonattel: |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by chrisxxx(m): 1:24pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
vanbonattel:So what did you think the two Os in OyO stand for? Human head of course. |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by Mrfeel: 1:35pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
Emekaonline:Lagos was the capital of Nigeria and was not part of south west region take note , and the revenue was generated from agriculture in the north and coal mine/palm oil from the east, south west with Ibadan as the capital was and still is not the most developed |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by Bulldozer90: 1:38pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
Seunex2:The west was not the most developed region. |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by Bulldozer90: 1:40pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
Racoon:go and read the revenue formula of those years and stop speculating. The regions retain 50% of earnings before it goes to distributable pool. |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by Ikaeniyan0: 2:10pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
agadez007:Mid western Nigeria was created in 1963 |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by EasternActivist: 3:17pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
Lagos was the seat of federal govt and guess how much was allocated... Yes it was that high Lagos was developed with our collective resources... Argue with your conscience |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by Gotocourt: 3:26pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
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| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by kettykin: 3:27pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
Emekaonline:As at 1956 , there was no Awolowo |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by agadez007(m): 3:42pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
Ikaeniyan0:And a simple google search says Eastern region was created in 1954 Fake News,No sauce still |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by Seefinish: 4:00pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
Emekaonline:what was the population of west then?. If not because Lagos was the FCT of Nigeria, west would have been the least populated region. |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by Jogs1900: 4:15pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
vanbonattel:Yen yen yen.. The west here consists of the whole of present day Delta state, whole of present day Edo state, part of present day bayelsa state, and the whole south western states of present day Nigeria. Learn your history. |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by Jogs1900: 4:16pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
agadez007:Part of western region administered from Ibadan. |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by T9ksy(m): 4:23pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
kettykin:Yeah.........and there was no Nnamdi Azikiwe, either. |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by easzypeaszy(m): 4:30pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
vanbonattel:a fooool will always be a fooool forever which you vividly are. |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by demmie1: 4:40pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
vanbonattel:Starkly miseducated buffoon In colonial era, all regions contributed more than 10% of their earnings to the colonial government and they in redistribute them according to the needs. The west never needed anything from the colonial government as they earn 100x of what they were given, even the Olubadan earn 2100pounds during the same period |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by garykoeman: 4:40pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
vanbonattel:I don't know the problem with u ibo people. 500 was given to west to sustain them yet western region started the first T.v and radio station in Africa, built the first university in Nigeria, started the first industrial estate in Nigeria. Boy u are really drunk. |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by demmie1: 4:44pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
T9ksy:The level at which those things scream their ignorance and hate is mind blowing! |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by Tjra: 4:46pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
vanbonattel:Below is the response to your comment. Please learn. demmie1: |
| Re: Fund Allocations To Regions By Colonial Government In 1956 by GeneralPula: 5:30pm On Aug 13, 2024*. Modified: 8:48pm On Aug 13, 2024 |
It’s the truth.. When the colonials masters arrived, they decided and shared allocations based on how developed each region is. The least developed region carried the highest share and the most developed region carried the lowest share.. They found out the yorubas already had a way of life. The doings are well sophisticated and matured! Egba-land used to be our centre for trading & commerce, just exactly what Lagos is today. What of our owanbe? Nah party after party!.. Despite that we do receive the lowest share, we were able to get more things done compare to the rest. And whenever people come over to the west, they don’t ever wanna go back. Nigerians coming to the west and not wanting to go back to their region didn’t start today. It has been a lifetime occurrence and we grew up getting used to it.. Some misinformed people that do say the colonial masters developed the west, hope they re-educate themselves now.. |
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