₦airaland Forum

simpleseyi:
The highest cutoffs were for Ekiti, Ondo, and Ogun for several decades, yet their was no weeping nor crying

tiwasiaife:
Then what changed?
Why the reversal?
The worst thing on earth is injustice.
Everyone praying for peace, but non is asking for justice.

Jamie248:
Look, those figures don't mean anything, each particular cut-off is just a means of managing demand within the state attached to it!

I swear I cannot believe that people with such low IQ like you guys exist and function at this level of Nigerian society, jeez!!!

Ngozi123:
I think the solution to all of this is to simply build more unity schools in those states with the highest cut off marks. Academic excellence should be rewarded.

Ikaeniyan0:
Tell your state government in the east to build more schools, is thier job

Christistruth02:
Very good question, but the issue here is that all states produce the same number of students each

Also how many people from other Regions have shops in Onitsha Market just give us a percentage estimate ?

There is hardly any evidence of significant numbers of shops allocated to people of other Regions in Onitsha Market

Also how many of the Market Unions in Onitsha Market are lead by people from other Regions?

And also please what percentage of other Regions are employees of Anambra state Govt?

simpleseyi:
The highest cutoffs were for Ekiti, Ondo, and Ogun for several decades, yet their was no weeping nor crying

proeast:
Go back to the first Republic when Igbos were in control of the economy due to merit system and see how advanced Nigeria was then. You barbarians took over after the civil war and completely ruined everything.

proeast:
Lol, no wonder they give you people single digit cut off requirements. Is it government that allocates shops in markets or people bid and it goes to the highest bidders? In your own states, Igbos occupy nice plazas because they can afford it while most of your own people stay in batchers or use wheel barrow. You can't afford nice shops in plazas in your own States, but you want shops in International markets in Onitsha? Can your poor father afford it?

You have 0.1% representation but you want to lead over those that has 90% representation based on merit? Have you ever seen Igbos being chairman of bureau de change in the north? Have you ever seen Igbos being chairman in any market where yorubas are majority?

Most of you from the sad waste have very low IQ and it's no surprise why you keep voting for brain dead fools like Buhari and Tinubu. You all only exist and then die, you guys never lived because of lack of knowledge🤮🤮.

Christistruth02:
https://businessday.ng/news/article/anambra-traders-protest-govt-ejection-planned-demolition-of-1200-shops/



https://businessday.ng/news/article/anambra-traders-urged-to-obtain-c-of-o-for-shops-in-government-markets/

proeast:
Another half baked logic. If government demolishes shops for any reason, does it now mean it wasn't owned by individuals?

When you buy land and pay money for it, won't you still obtain C of O?

Plazas are built everyday by either individuals, estate developers or government after which they will be sold to individuals or rented to them, did Yorubas apply and they were rejected because they're Yoruba? Igbos are capitalists who sell to the highest bidder without minding where they come from. We don't practice tribalism in business like yorubas.

If your parents could protest in Lagos, on live TV that Igbos have made it impossible to afford rent due to high cost, is it in the East that they could afford it?