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MoneyMan5:
The Legacy Awolowo left behind is still standing strong, which sector in Nigeria can you even compete with Yoruba? Industry, Banking and finance, ICT, IT, Entertainment, even Sports, I checked the last National sports festival and no south east states in top 10 and Yoruba have four state in top 10 and Ogun was even second, highest number of Forbes billionaires in Africa, highest Grammy awards, we have Pulitzer and even Nobel Laureate.

As of today no tribe is as successful as Yoruba In Nigeria with 4 Yoruba on Forbes list that achievements alone pummel anything from any tribe, to put it in perspective most countries in Africa can't even get a single billionaire but Yoruba have four that's the highest in Africa and if you want to use nepotism excuse two of them made their money in UK and US.

List of Nigerian states by GDP
Rank State GDP

1 Lagos State ₦61.17 100.01 266.55 6,614 17,282
2 Rivers State ₦7.96 19.72 51.52 2,277 5,949
3 Akwa Ibom State ₦7.77 19.25 50.30 2,962 7,739
4 Imo State ₦7.68 19.02 49.69 2,996 7,828
5 Delta State ₦6.19 15.33 40.05 2,306 6,025
6 Anambra State ₦5.14 12.73 33.26 2,002 5,231

MoneyMan5:
The Legacy Awolowo left behind is still standing strong, which sector in Nigeria can you even compete with Yoruba? Industry, Banking and finance, ICT, IT, Entertainment, even Sports, I checked the last National sports festival and no south east states in top 10 and Yoruba have four state in top 10 and Ogun was even second, highest number of Forbes billionaires in Africa, highest Grammy awards, we have Pulitzer and even Nobel Laureate.

As of today no tribe is as successful as Yoruba In Nigeria with 4 Yoruba on Forbes list that achievements alone pummel anything from any tribe, to put it in perspective most countries in Africa can't even get a single billionaire but Yoruba have four that's the highest in Africa and if you want to use nepotism excuse two of them made their money in UK and US.

All‑time best-selling (physical & claimed)
1. “Sweet Mother” by Prince Nico Mbarga (1976) – Often called Africa’s “national anthem,” this song reportedly sold around 13 million copies across Africa, in Nigeria alone, claimed sales are about 500,000 units

2. CKay – “Love Nwantiti” (2019)
RIAA certified for 8+ million units sold in the U.S., making it the highest-certified Nigerian single there

3. Wizkid – “Essence” (feat. Tems)
Over 6.5 million certified units in the U.S.

4. Rema – “Calm Down” (with Selena Gomez remix)
Certified for 5 million units in the U.S.; reached #3 on Billboard Hot 100


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MoneyMan5:
The Legacy Awolowo left behind is still standing strong, which sector in Nigeria can you even compete with Yoruba? Industry, Banking and finance, ICT, IT, Entertainment, even Sports, I checked the last National sports festival and no south east states in top 10 and Yoruba have four state in top 10 and Ogun was even second, highest number of Forbes billionaires in Africa, highest Grammy awards, we have Pulitzer and even Nobel Laureate.

As of today no tribe is as successful as Yoruba In Nigeria with 4 Yoruba on Forbes list that achievements alone pummel anything from any tribe, to put it in perspective most countries in Africa can't even get a single billionaire but Yoruba have four that's the highest in Africa and if you want to use nepotism excuse two of them made their money in UK and US.

Highest Streaming Nigerian Songs in History


1. Kizz Daniel feat. Tekno – “Buga (Lo Lo Lo)” (2022)
Topped Apple Music Nigeria, Spotify, and TurnTable charts; amassed 57.9 million streams in Nigeria[yearly record]
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2. Rema – “Calm Down”
Over 1.6 billion global Spotify streams, including remix

3. CKay – “Love Nwantiti”
Multiple remixes; first Afrobeats video to surpass 300 million on YouTube

MoneyMan5:
The Legacy Awolowo left behind is still standing strong, which sector in Nigeria can you even compete with Yoruba? Industry, Banking and finance, ICT, IT, Entertainment, even Sports, I checked the last National sports festival and no south east states in top 10 and Yoruba have four state in top 10 and Ogun was even second, highest number of Forbes billionaires in Africa, highest Grammy awards, we have Pulitzer and even Nobel Laureate.

As of today no tribe is as successful as Yoruba In Nigeria with 4 Yoruba on Forbes list that achievements alone pummel anything from any tribe, to put it in perspective most countries in Africa can't even get a single billionaire but Yoruba have four that's the highest in Africa and if you want to use nepotism excuse two of them made their money in UK and US.

🇳🇬 Top Nigerian Industrialists
1. Aliko Dangote
Industry: Cement, Sugar, Flour, Salt, Petrochemicals

Company: Dangote Group

Notable: Africa’s richest man; built the largest cement plant in sub-Saharan Africa and Africa’s largest oil refinery.

2. Abdulsamad Rabiu
Industry: Cement, Sugar, Real Estate

Company: BUA Group

Notable: Billionaire industrialist; built BUA Cement and BUA Foods into major Nigerian manufacturers.

3. Oba Otudeko
Industry: Manufacturing, Oil, Banking

Company: Honeywell Group

Notable: A major figure in Nigerian industry; linked to flour, real estate, and oil investments.

4. Tony Elumelu
Industry: Power, Finance, Hospitality, Agriculture

Company: Heirs Holdings, Transcorp

Notable: Though primarily known in finance, he’s invested heavily in industrial power generation and agro-processing.

5. Femi Otedola
Industry: Oil, Power

Company: Geregu Power, formerly Forte Oil

Notable: Major investor in power generation; formerly a major figure in Nigeria’s oil marketing sector.

6. Innocent Ifediaso Chukwuma
Industry: Automobile manufacturing

Company: Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM)

Notable: Built Nigeria’s first indigenous car manufacturing company.

7. Cosmas Maduka
Industry: Auto assembly, Technology, Agriculture

Company: Coscharis Group

Notable: Major auto dealer and local assembler of Ford and BMW; diversified into agriculture and ICT.


Dr. Ernest Azudialu-Obiejesi – Nestoil Group (Oil services, Engineering)

Austin Avuru – Co-founder of Seplat (Oil & gas)

Chinedum Anthony Okereke – CEO of Niyya Group (Agro-processing)

Dr. Samuel Maduka Onyishi – Peace Mass Transit & PMT Manufacturing (Transport + industrial expansion)

Cletus Ibeto – Ibeto Group (Cement, Automotive, Oil blending)

MoneyMan5:
The Legacy Awolowo left behind is still standing strong, which sector in Nigeria can you even compete with Yoruba? Industry, Banking and finance, ICT, IT, Entertainment, even Sports, I checked the last National sports festival and no south east states in top 10 and Yoruba have four state in top 10 and Ogun was even second, highest number of Forbes billionaires in Africa, highest Grammy awards, we have Pulitzer and even Nobel Laureate.

As of today no tribe is as successful as Yoruba In Nigeria with 4 Yoruba on Forbes list that achievements alone pummel anything from any tribe, to put it in perspective most countries in Africa can't even get a single billionaire but Yoruba have four that's the highest in Africa and if you want to use nepotism excuse two of them made their money in UK and US.

Highest Selling Nigerian Authors

1. Chinua Achebe
Major work: Things Fall Apart (1958)

Sales: Over 20 million copies sold, translated into 57 languages
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2. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Key titles: Half of a Yellow Sun, Americanah, Purple Hibiscus

Achievements: Half of a Yellow Sun won the Women’s Prize (2007); among Africa's best-selling authors
allafrica.com
+1
tripfiction.com
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3. Ben Okri
Famous work: The Famished Road (1991)

Awards: Booker Prize-winning novelist; globally acclaimed


4. Wole Soyinka
Works: Aké: The Years of Childhood, plays, essays

Honors: Nigeria’s first Nobel Laureate in Literature (1986); critical global presence
en.wikipedia.org

5. Buchi Emecheta
Works: Second Class Citizen, The Joys of Motherhood

Sales & legacy: Widely published; first significant black woman novelist in Britain


6. Akwaeke Emezi
Notable works: Freshwater, The Death of Vivek Oji

Popularity: Favorites on Goodreads among Nigerian authors


7. Chigozie Obioma
Books: The Fishermen, An Orchestra of Minorities

Recognition: Two Booker Prize finalists; translated into 30 languages


8. Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani
Works: I Do Not Come to You by Chance, Buried Beneath the Baobab Tree

Awards: 2010 Commonwealth Writers’ Prize (Africa); major YA appeal


9. Nnedi Okorafor
Known for: Akata Witch, Binti

Impact: Popular speculative fiction, with strong Goodreads support


10. Sefi Atta
Notables: Everything Good Will Come (2006)

Accolades: Winner of Wole Soyinka Prize & Noma Award


Goodreads
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en.wikipedia.org
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MoneyMan5:
The Legacy Awolowo left behind is still standing strong, which sector in Nigeria can you even compete with Yoruba? Industry, Banking and finance, ICT, IT, Entertainment, even Sports, I checked the last National sports festival and no south east states in top 10 and Yoruba have four state in top 10 and Ogun was even second, highest number of Forbes billionaires in Africa, highest Grammy awards, we have Pulitzer and even Nobel Laureate.

As of today no tribe is as successful as Yoruba In Nigeria with 4 Yoruba on Forbes list that achievements alone pummel anything from any tribe, to put it in perspective most countries in Africa can't even get a single billionaire but Yoruba have four that's the highest in Africa and if you want to use nepotism excuse two of them made their money in UK and US.

Obafemi Awolowo’s free primary education policy in Western Nigeria, launched in 1955, was partially discontinued in the early 1960s, specifically after he left office in 1960 and following the crisis in the Western Region in 1962.

Timeline of Discontinuation:
1960: Awolowo resigns as Premier to become Leader of the Opposition at the federal level.

1962: The Action Group splits; political instability leads to a state of emergency in Western Nigeria.

Post-1962: Successive governments in the region rolled back or scaled down free education and other welfare programs due to financial constraints and political realignment.

While some form of subsidized education continued, the universal, fully free model championed by Awolowo was no longer fully maintained after the early 1960s.



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Why always the Igbos

Ofodirinwa:
All‑time best-selling (physical & claimed)
1. “Sweet Mother” by Prince Nico Mbarga (1976) – Often called Africa’s “national anthem,” this song reportedly sold around 13 million copies across Africa, in Nigeria alone, claimed sales are about 500,000 units

2. CKay – “Love Nwantiti” (2019)
RIAA certified for 8+ million units sold in the U.S., making it the highest-certified Nigerian single there

3. Wizkid – “Essence” (feat. Tems)
Over 6.5 million certified units in the U.S.

4. Rema – “Calm Down” (with Selena Gomez remix)
Certified for 5 million units in the U.S.; reached #3 on Billboard Hot 100


- en.wikipedia.org
- medium.com
- pulse.ng
- ChatGPT

So CKay love Nwatiti you want to use to compete with Yoruba in entertainment with multiple Grammy awards are you even using your this br.ai.n?

Ofodirinwa:
Obafemi Awolowo’s free primary education policy in Western Nigeria, launched in 1955, was partially discontinued in the early 1960s, specifically after he left office in 1960 and following the crisis in the Western Region in 1962.

Timeline of Discontinuation:
1960: Awolowo resigns as Premier to become Leader of the Opposition at the federal level.

1962: The Action Group splits; political instability leads to a state of emergency in Western Nigeria.

Post-1962: Successive governments in the region rolled back or scaled down free education and other welfare programs due to financial constraints and political realignment.

While some form of subsidized education continued, the universal, fully free model championed by Awolowo was no longer fully maintained after the early 1960s.



- ChatGPT

So you think free education is the only Awolowo legacy?

Ofodirinwa:
Highest Selling Nigerian Authors

1. Chinua Achebe
Major work: Things Fall Apart (1958)

Sales: Over 20 million copies sold, translated into 57 languages
nairaland.com
en.wikipedia.org
+1
allafrica.com
+1

2. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Key titles: Half of a Yellow Sun, Americanah, Purple Hibiscus

Achievements: Half of a Yellow Sun won the Women’s Prize (2007); among Africa's best-selling authors
allafrica.com
+1
tripfiction.com
+1

3. Ben Okri
Famous work: The Famished Road (1991)

Awards: Booker Prize-winning novelist; globally acclaimed


4. Wole Soyinka
Works: Aké: The Years of Childhood, plays, essays

Honors: Nigeria’s first Nobel Laureate in Literature (1986); critical global presence
en.wikipedia.org

5. Buchi Emecheta
Works: Second Class Citizen, The Joys of Motherhood

Sales & legacy: Widely published; first significant black woman novelist in Britain


6. Akwaeke Emezi
Notable works: Freshwater, The Death of Vivek Oji

Popularity: Favorites on Goodreads among Nigerian authors


7. Chigozie Obioma
Books: The Fishermen, An Orchestra of Minorities

Recognition: Two Booker Prize finalists; translated into 30 languages


8. Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani
Works: I Do Not Come to You by Chance, Buried Beneath the Baobab Tree

Awards: 2010 Commonwealth Writers’ Prize (Africa); major YA appeal


9. Nnedi Okorafor
Known for: Akata Witch, Binti

Impact: Popular speculative fiction, with strong Goodreads support


10. Sefi Atta
Notables: Everything Good Will Come (2006)

Accolades: Winner of Wole Soyinka Prize & Noma Award


Goodreads
pantheon.world
en.wikipedia.org
ChatGPT

You tried with your compiling of Igbo authors now where is your Pulitzer and Nobel Laureate?

Ofodirinwa:
🇳🇬 Top Nigerian Industrialists
1. Aliko Dangote
Industry: Cement, Sugar, Flour, Salt, Petrochemicals

Company: Dangote Group

Notable: Africa’s richest man; built the largest cement plant in sub-Saharan Africa and Africa’s largest oil refinery.

2. Abdulsamad Rabiu
Industry: Cement, Sugar, Real Estate

Company: BUA Group

Notable: Billionaire industrialist; built BUA Cement and BUA Foods into major Nigerian manufacturers.

3. Oba Otudeko
Industry: Manufacturing, Oil, Banking

Company: Honeywell Group

Notable: A major figure in Nigerian industry; linked to flour, real estate, and oil investments.

4. Tony Elumelu
Industry: Power, Finance, Hospitality, Agriculture

Company: Heirs Holdings, Transcorp

Notable: Though primarily known in finance, he’s invested heavily in industrial power generation and agro-processing.

5. Femi Otedola
Industry: Oil, Power

Company: Geregu Power, formerly Forte Oil

Notable: Major investor in power generation; formerly a major figure in Nigeria’s oil marketing sector.

6. Innocent Ifediaso Chukwuma
Industry: Automobile manufacturing

Company: Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM)

Notable: Built Nigeria’s first indigenous car manufacturing company.

7. Cosmas Maduka
Industry: Auto assembly, Technology, Agriculture

Company: Coscharis Group

Notable: Major auto dealer and local assembler of Ford and BMW; diversified into agriculture and ICT.


Dr. Ernest Azudialu-Obiejesi – Nestoil Group (Oil services, Engineering)

Austin Avuru – Co-founder of Seplat (Oil & gas)

Chinedum Anthony Okereke – CEO of Niyya Group (Agro-processing)

Dr. Samuel Maduka Onyishi – Peace Mass Transit & PMT Manufacturing (Transport + industrial expansion)

Cletus Ibeto – Ibeto Group (Cement, Automotive, Oil blending)

You mean Yoruba only have oba otudeko, Femi Otedola and Mike Adenuga? And where are your Forbes billionaires?

Iyinoluwa Aboyeji – Co-founder of Andela and Flutterwave.
Olugbenga Agboola – CEO of Flutterwave. ...
Tunde Kehinde – Co-founder of Lidya and Africa Courier Express. ...
Sijibomi Ogundele – CEO of Sujimoto Construction.
Adenike Ogunlesi – Founder of Ruff 'n' Tumble. ...
Olugbenga Olutoye (GB) – Co-founder of Cars45

Ofodirinwa:
List of Nigerian states by GDP
Rank State GDP

1 Lagos State ₦61.17 100.01 266.55 6,614 17,282
2 Rivers State ₦7.96 19.72 51.52 2,277 5,949
3 Akwa Ibom State ₦7.77 19.25 50.30 2,962 7,739
4 Imo State ₦7.68 19.02 49.69 2,996 7,828
5 Delta State ₦6.19 15.33 40.05 2,306 6,025
6 Anambra State ₦5.14 12.73 33.26 2,002 5,231

So what's your GDP stats suppose to prove?

Yoruba have 3 state in the top 10 GDP and Lagos alone is enough to pummel all of you.

Ofodirinwa:
All‑time best-selling (physical & claimed)
1. “Sweet Mother” by Prince Nico Mbarga (1976) – Often called Africa’s “national anthem,” this song reportedly sold around 13 million copies across Africa, in Nigeria alone, claimed sales are about 500,000 units

2. CKay – “Love Nwantiti” (2019)
RIAA certified for 8+ million units sold in the U.S., making it the highest-certified Nigerian single there

3. Wizkid – “Essence” (feat. Tems)
Over 6.5 million certified units in the U.S.

4. Rema – “Calm Down” (with Selena Gomez remix)
Certified for 5 million units in the U.S.; reached #3 on Billboard Hot 100


- en.wikipedia.org
- medium.com
- pulse.ng
- ChatGPT

So igbo still rule the entertainment world. If Nigeria was an ecosystem, igbos will be occupying the tip of the pyramid or food chain.

To be honest igbos should be having 94% male 93% female, anything short of this requires a review of our educational program

How has the education helped in making the country great?
At the end those who are highly educated are relegated to the background.
China and other developed countries make use of their bright minds in developing their countries.
But down here, the main focus is who can play dirty politics effectively.

kettykin:
So igbo still rule the entertainment world. If Nigeria was an ecosystem, igbos will be occupying the tip of the pyramid or food chain.

Even in the US, Shaboozy is has the record for most time at #1 on the billboard charts of any artist in history. So even in the global ecosystem...

Shaboozy - Bar Song
Digital Sales 7.343M US downloads
Streaming 912.6M U.S., ~1B Spotify
Hot 100 19 weeks at #1
Radio Songs 27 weeks at #1
Canadian Chart 25 weeks at #1
First‑week Album Units 50K
Awards Multiple nominations & wins


Shaboozey’s "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" has indeed made history. Alongside Lil Nas X’s "Old Town Road", it holds the record for the longest time spent at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, with a remarkable 19 weeks at the top

Here’s a clearer breakdown:

19 weeks at #1:

"Old Town Road" by Lil Nas X (featuring Billy Ray Cyrus) in 2019
"A Bar Song (Tipsy)" by Shaboozey in 2024
So they currently share the all-time lead for the longest-running song at the top of the Hot 100 chart.

MoneyMan5:
The Legacy Awolowo left behind is still standing strong, which sector in Nigeria can you even compete with Yoruba? Industry, Banking and finance, ICT, IT, Entertainment, even Sports, I checked the last National sports festival and no south east states in top 10 and Yoruba have four state in top 10 and Ogun was even second, highest number of Forbes billionaires in Africa, highest Grammy awards, we have Pulitzer and even Nobel Laureate.

As of today no tribe is as successful as Yoruba In Nigeria with 4 Yoruba on Forbes list that achievements alone pummel anything from any tribe, to put it in perspective most countries in Africa can't even get a single billionaire but Yoruba have four that's the highest in Africa and if you want to use nepotism excuse two of them made their money in UK and US.

Nwokem UNICEF just revealed that Igbo literacy is higher than Yoruba literacy and you are here yarning.

There is a reason why Igbos are the most successful African group. It starts with literacy.

Please go and argue WITH UNICEF. Leave Igbos alone

MoneyMan5:
So CKay love Nwatiti you want to use to compete with Yoruba in entertainment with multiple Grammy awards are you even using your this br.ai.n?

Rema and CKay are Igbos and have had their fair share of success.

OfoIgbo:
Rema and CKay are Igbos and have had their fair share of success.

How is Rema from Edo State Igbo?

OfoIgbo:
Nwokem UNICEF just revealed that Igbo literacy is higher than Yoruba literacy and you are here yarning.

There is a reason why Igbos are the most successful African group. It starts with literacy.

Please go and argue WITH UNICEF. Leave Igbos alone

Stats is not always 100% accurate and say the whole story and this stat is just for a small group 18 - 24, what's literacy ? People that can read and write, for example the stats put literacy rate for Yoruba women 18-24 at 56% which is ridiculous, there's no Yoruba woman at that age that can't read and write at worst they may not be fluent in English but they will still be able to do so in Yoruba, which is still literate in Yoruba standard because we are not English. So far so good it is still the same Yoruba women that have the most female CEO in Nigeria Banking


You guys think if you propagate falsehood a
lot of times it will become true.

Most Successful African groups in what? Can you even boast the number of professionals Yoruba have? With not even a single rated Igbo billionaire, if being delusional is a group all you know is loud empty noise.

That Yoruba woman lecturer of LASU will never let you graduate with a first class if you are Igbo,even if you merit it..

We need to start investigating all our lecturers who are tribalist.

That woman should be selling akara by the roadside and not be in our classrooms spreading hate.

If I were Igbo and her student, I will fear for my CGPA. She must be marking down the scripts of non-yorubas in her faculty.

MoneyMan5:
Stats is not always 100% accurate and say the whole story and this stat is just for a small group 18 - 24, what's literacy ? People that can read and write, for example the stats put literacy rate for Yoruba women 18-24 at 56% which is ridiculous, there's no Yoruba woman at that age that can't read and write at worst they may not be fluent in English but they will still be able to do so in Yoruba, which is still literate in Yoruba standard because we are not English. So far so good it is still the same Yoruba women that have the most female CEO in Nigeria Banking


You guys think if you propagate falsehood a
lot of times it will become true.

Most Successful African groups in what? Can you even boast the number of professionals Yoruba have? With not even a single rated Igbo billionaire, if being delusional is a group all you know is loud empty noise.

From your analysis above, we should also conclude that Hausas are richer than Yorubas because the first and second richest Nigerians are Hausas.

Why do you think Yorubas plotted to destroy the educational future of Igbo kids in the just-concluded JAMB exercise? Simple answer, to keep the Igbos down and hopefully destroy Igbos.

MoneyMan5:
How is Rema from Edo State Igbo?

Rema is an Igbanke son in Edo state.

Igbankes claim to be Ika-Igbos, after all they speak Igbo and practice Igbo culture.

MoneyMan5:
So what's your GDP stats suppose to prove?

Yoruba have 3 state in the top 10 GDP and Lagos alone is enough to pummel all of you.

Lagos is the number one in GDP because Yorubas contribute nothing to it compared to other Yoruba states below Lagos and other states

OfoIgbo:
From your analysis above, we should also conclude that Hausas are richer than Yorubas because the first and second richest Nigerians are Hausas.

Why do you think Yorubas plotted to destroy the educational future of Igbo kids in the just-concluded JAMB exercise? Simple answer, to keep the Igbos down and hopefully destroy Igbos.

You guys created conspiracy theories and run with it, who plotted to destroy Igbo kids? How are you sure it wasn't Igbo hackers that wanted to manipulate results that cause the glitch?

ibechris:
Igbos are sure to top the chart.

If u watch when Alex Otti met those children hawking,do u know what he ask them,he said hope u are in school?
He further ask,hope it is free education u are enjoying and they all said yes.

My point is not about the free education, but the part that ask hope u are in school.

Now,imagine if it was a governor in the north that met those children,he would have given them money because begging is the major thing over there.

And if it were in the west,it would have been "ko si owo onje" possibly the fate of the people.

Igbos,are schooling in virtually every state,federal and privates universities all over Nigeria,hence the reason for this authentication.

......and how have this transformed Biafran Land to the most developed in Nigeria? or is it that most of the indigenes have fled to Bayelsa and Lagos to these areas because of insecurity?

MoneyMan5:
If you go to America most Americans barely know anything about Africa, Asia, Europe etc in fact most only know about America and don't care about anywhere else yet America is still the most successful country on earth.

We can't speak English in Yoruba land and we are proud of it, you that can speak English how many Billionaires do you have on Forbes? How many Grammy awards have you won? How many of the university in your region is even rated in the top 10 university in Nigeria? Can you even match Yoruba industrial capacity apart from importing and 4 by 4 shops what else can you do?

Do you have more professionals than Yoruba in Nigeria?

How many Igbo can even speak good English? What want to eradicate your language is actually pidgin, something that will even sound like a barbarian speaking to the real English people.

.... Okay with all the Grammys Yoruba have won how have this transformed the Yoruba society, is it that kidnappinghave totally disappeared in Ondo and Ekiti or the yorubas with their highly educated indigines have been able to solve the epileptic power supply in the south west?

Warrior99:
FAKE STAT.

No be today...

Fake stats because it's obvious to you that awolowo free education in South west has turn out to be a huge mistake

Many of your youths in Lagos are either agbero or bus conductor

MoneyMan5:
So what's your GDP stats suppose to prove?

Yoruba have 3 state in the top 10 GDP and Lagos alone is enough to pummel all of you.

..... Lagos with its high GDP have not been able to solve its epileptic power supply, unable to provide drinkable water or motor able roads....am I missing something here ?

uvie66:
......and how have this transformed Biafran Land to the most developed in Nigeria? or is it that most of the indigenes have fled to Bayelsa and Lagos to these areas because of insecurity?

There is no place in Yoruba land that can Match biafra land...if that is what u want to know aside Lagos that was built by Nigerians.

Our people have unmatched HDI which can't be compared with any region in this country.

ibechris:
There is no place in Yoruba land that can Match biafra land...if that is what u want to know aside Lagos that was built by Nigerians.

Our people have unmatched HDI which can't be compared with any region in this country.

....so in essence what you are saying is that Biafran Land is now first world with good roads, 24hr electricity, good security
well they say the fear of Simon Ekpa and Kanu is the beginning of wisdom....no more Monday lockdown