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Agbalowomeri:
He is on vacation in Cape Verde

Are you for real abi na joke you dey bayi?

Ginalex:
But who has heard from Pa Emma recently? Hope all is well with him. His last seen is June 23. We miss him here

That's true, and there has been some mentions from some members of this thread asking of him. Anyone with personal relationship with him so kindly reach out to know he's okay.

He will show up soon

Martialfc80:
That's true, and there has been some mentions from some members of this thread asking of him. Anyone with personal relationship with him so kindly reach out to know he's okay.

Ginalex:
Are you for real abi na joke you dey bayi?

We were together last week na

Abi selling

HesInMe:
Anyway, what are people still buying o?

mikeapollo:
You only responded and answered when a beautiful lady posted!
This man!

Ahh na married woman o. No go there

faoogoke:
They will tell you it affects the stock market. I ask which part of their political opinion affects the market.
Very annoying.

Lamenting doesn't help. Do something about it, or, if you can't, ignore it.

As Street would say, I don't see you contributing here very often. Some of the people you're lamenting about contribute far more than you do.

If you're always taking from the wisdom of others without making a commensurate contribution, you should be humble.

Okay. I misunderstood your point, perhaps conflated it with other arguments here. No vex.

mikeapollo:
A very big disappointment! I expected much better from you.
I reason above and beyond pedestrian partisan interests.
Whoever will win the election is not my business.
Anyone of them can win; it is for Nigerians to decide. My only issue is good governance after anyone of them wins the election.

In Nigeria of today, ANYONE, ANYBODY can win election if he knows his ways and plays the game well because the people are generally ignorant, divided, hungry and not ready to change or liberate themselves.

Agbalowomeri:
Ahh na married woman o. No go there

I am not saying married or no married. Don't push words in my mouth!

I say you responded only when a lady posted.
You ignored all the men because our ''voice'' is not nice to your ''ears''!

Ah. Is the world going belly up?

megawealth01:
Abi selling

mikeapollo:
I am not saying married or no married. Don't push words in my mouth!

I say you responded only when a lady posted.
You ignored all the men because our ''voice'' is not nice to your ''ears''!

No carry bottom play reach her side

ACCESS sold only 14m units today

Abi dem don sell all 55B outstanding shares finish ni

Agbalowomeri:
No carry bottom play reach her side

I no talk anything like that ooo
Don't push words into my mouth!

As seen on the Internet


Abi na Nigeria Stock Exchange reforms ni?

Valthegreat:
The people living in Lagos and populating the south west are from every part of Nigeria and with South Easterners forming the highest number of non indigenes in almost every non South Eastern state. You are only using the statistics you think that favors you, why didn't you mention the business community? or only lawyers are useful to Nigerian economy? Even your south west doesn't have a higher number of Nigerians in diaspora so stop the chest beating.
The most important argument that will move Nigeria forward is 'how do we get it right with governance' not your ethnic rhetorics and being clever by half, counting everybody living in your region as south westerners but denying them opportunities when the time comes for sharing resources. If 80% percent of Lagos dwellers are south westerners why do you need to unleash MC Oluomo and his boys on voters during elections? Can 10% of voters determine the outcome of an election in a democratic election?

The idea that Lagos is the most cosmopolitan city in Nigeria is wrong. What is true is that it is the most populated. Abuja, Warri, Benin, Jos, Kaduna etc are more cosmopolitan but less populated

South Easterners are not more than Hausa in Lagos and Akwa Cross people may even be more than SE people. For example I was in Lekki and I worked with as many Akwa cross people as Igbos if Akwa cross people are not slightly more. If you want to be sure of how they compare then you must go after real data and it is not expensive to do that. For example, select twenty high schools across the state and determine the ethnic make up of the student population and the result will approximate the ethnic make up of the state. Bland statements can not substitute for real data. I can say too that because the Yoruba win over 90 percent of the political posts in Lagos that they are ninety five percent of the population but no scientist would take me serious

Lagos is surrounded by Yoruba states and the majority of new people entering the state are Yoruba. All estimates and studies put the Yoruba population in Lagos at over seventy percent and only a quarter of what is left can be Igbo meaning less than 7.5 percent

I think Nigeria is better divided for everybody to know their true weight and develop at their own pace.

Igbo are not automatically the second largest in any state but they can be in states that border their land

Sellers still dey around jare

Agbalowomeri:
ACCESS sold only 14m units today

Abi dem don sell all 55B outstanding shares finish ni

Lagos being 75% of Yorubas? Abeg dey fear GOD na

lawani:
The idea that Lagos is the most cosmopolitan city in Nigeria is wrong. What is true is that it is the most populated. Abuja, Warri, Benin, Jos, Kaduna etc are more cosmopolitan but less populated

South Easterners are not more than Hausa in Lagos and Akwa Cross people may even be more than SE people. For example I was in Lekki and I worked with as many Akwa cross people as Igbos if Akwa cross people are not slightly more. If you want to be sure of how they compare then you must go after real data and it is not expensive to do that. For example, select twenty high schools across the state and determine the ethnic make up of the student population and the result will approximate the ethnic make up of the state. Bland statements can not substitute for real data. I can say too that because the Yoruba win over 90 percent of the political posts in Lagos that they are ninety five percent of the population but no scientist would take me serious

Lagos is surrounded by Yoruba states and the majority of new people entering the state are Yoruba. All estimates and studies put the Yoruba population in Lagos at over seventy percent and only a quarter of what is left can be Igbo meaning less than 7.5 percent

Just for the records na YORUBA be the majority but that your 75% eh need fear of GOD na... Haba

ositadima1:
Lamenting doesn't help. Do something about it, or, if you can't, ignore it.

As Street would say, I don't see you contributing here very often. Some of the people you're lamenting about contribute far more than you do.

If you're always taking from the wisdom of others without making a commensurate contribution, you should be humble.

The funny part is I remember ties when this market dey turn pepper red.They all will disappear. Na madam may and few of us go keep the thread alive. We must always talk about stocks for them to make money
I have never complained when we do football here and don't contribute to it.That is because I don't do football. If I do football i will talk about it sometimes here.They only come to take from the thread.it is well with thr wisdom

megawealth01:
Lagos being 75% of Yorubas? Abeg dey fear GOD na

Just for the records na YORUBA be the majority but that your 75% eh need fear of GOD na... Haba

All estimates put it at over 70 percent. Have you seen any estimate by any reputable body putting at less than that? I did not say 75 percent

mikeapollo:
I no talk anything like that ooo
Don't push words into my mouth!

Na you dey admire married woman

lawani:
The idea that Lagos is the most cosmopolitan city in Nigeria is wrong. What is true is that it is the most populated. Abuja, Warri, Benin, Jos, Kaduna etc are more cosmopolitan but less populated

South Easterners are not more than Hausa in Lagos and Akwa Cross people may even be more than SE people. For example I was in Lekki and I worked with as many Akwa cross people as Igbos if Akwa cross people are not slightly more. If you want to be sure of how they compare then you must go after real data and it is not expensive to do that. For example, select twenty high schools across the state and determine the ethnic make up of the student population and the result will approximate the ethnic make up of the state. Bland statements can not substitute for real data. I can say too that because the Yoruba win over 90 percent of the political posts in Lagos that they are ninety five percent of the population but no scientist would take me serious

Lagos is surrounded by Yoruba states and the majority of new people entering the state are Yoruba. All estimates and studies put the Yoruba population in Lagos at over seventy percent and only a quarter of what is left can be Igbo meaning less than 7.5 percent

Continue no wahala.
Some monikers are only waiting for my post to start shouting delete him or kpai him
Why the school not the markets all over lagos as many igbos going to lagos is for commerce purposes.
Why are the Obas and the mc group so bent on not allowing this insignificant number vote as thr votes was not going to make any difference in some of the lga in lagos .They even put threat to life to stop them from voting in lagos. Then again my name no good for some people mouth we for done cover plenty pages today on this matter

Streetinvestor2:
Continue no wahala.
Some monikers are only waiting for my post to start shouting delete him or kpai him
Why the school not the markets all over lagos as many igbos going to lagos is for commerce purposes

School is where you can get what you need. A market of 5000 traders can be serving a population of one million people

Agbalowomeri:
Na you dey admire married woman

I fear you, walahi!

lawani:
School is where you can get what you need. A market of 5000 traders can be serving a population of one million people

Out of 10 SE you meet.How many have you seen moving to lagos because of sch or to go sch
Just like the yeye 55 million and 19 million shit you have been talking since morning..

megawealth01:
As seen on the Internet


Abi na Nigeria Stock Exchange reforms ni?

I tell you this:
Only a govt that cannot tell you how it has improved the well being and security of the people, would be using ''reforms'' as its yardstick for success!
Because there is nothing concrete about ''reforms'

Streetinvestor2:
Out of 10 SE you meet.How many have you seen moving to lagos because of sch or to go sch
Just like the yeye 55 million and 19 million shit you have been talking since morning.

Do the SE people living in the SW move out of the SW when they marry and start having kids? If not, then the percentage of SE origin kids in SW schools will approximate the percentage of SE people living in the SW. I hope it is clear

Well sha the masses no sabi what reforms look like so all the masses know is that this government is worst

mikeapollo:
I tell you this:
Only a govt that cannot tell you how it has improved the well being and security of the people, would be using ''reforms'' as its yardstick for success!
Because there is nothing concrete about ''reforms'

lawani:
School is where you can get what you need. A market of 5000 traders can be serving a population of one million people

So who are the population of 1 million in that .market like alaba,trade fair,ladipo

Reforms are reflected in macroeconomic indices. The State governors who are supposed to utilize increased allocations to impact people's lives directly and enhance micreconomic indices are doing nothing really. Curiously, Nigerians hardly ever hold them accountable. TBF, I would rather be a governor than President in Nigeria, if I ever go into politics.

mikeapollo:
I tell you this:
Only a govt that cannot tell you how it has improved the well being and security of the people, would be using ''reforms'' as its yardstick for success!
Because there is nothing concrete about ''reforms'

lawani:
Do the SE people living in the SW move out of the SW when they marry and start having kids? If not, then the percentage of SE origin kids in SW schools will approximate the percentage of SE people living in the SW. I hope it is clear

Which School here
Is it secondary or tertiary. The youths and Unmarried are the major part of SE living in lagos. That is because of economic opportunities it holds for many reasons over yrs.Many families will prefer to send thr children to SE because of large missionary school.I am not talking of the few expensive schools in lagos which is for the rich

Streetinvestor2:
So who are the population of 1 million in that .market like alaba,trade fair,ladipo

No market contains one million traders in Nigeria. Lagos state can not even contain 15 million buildings standing. How many people work in Alaba or Ladipo etc? What is the total population of the local government hosting those markets?. I don't think there is any market where 100k people own stalls in Nigeria

Workers in Lagos are maximum of 7 million. There can't be two million traders in total and the vast majority are petty traders who are Yoruba people. Almost half of Alaba is Yoruba etc etc. There are markets dominated by Hausa as well.

lawani:
The idea that Lagos is the most cosmopolitan city in Nigeria is wrong. What is true is that it is the most populated. Abuja, Warri, Benin, Jos, Kaduna etc are more cosmopolitan but less populated

South Easterners are not more than Hausa in Lagos and Akwa Cross people may even be more than SE people. For example I was in Lekki and I worked with as many Akwa cross people as Igbos if Akwa cross people are not slightly more. If you want to be sure of how they compare then you must go after real data and it is not expensive to do that. For example, select twenty high schools across the state and determine the ethnic make up of the student population and the result will approximate the ethnic make up of the state. Bland statements can not substitute for real data. I can say too that because the Yoruba win over 90 percent of the political posts in Lagos that they are ninety five percent of the population but no scientist would take me serious

Lagos is surrounded by Yoruba states and the majority of new people entering the state are Yoruba. All estimates and studies put the Yoruba population in Lagos at over seventy percent and only a quarter of what is left can be Igbo meaning less than 7.5 percent

I think Nigeria is better divided for everybody to know their true weight and develop at their own pace.

Igbo are not automatically the second largest in any state but they can be in states that border their land

If you are not afraid of the South East population in Lagos I want you to start a campaign to all Yoruba leaders to allow everyone vote freely in Lagos during the next cycle of elections because the numbers of Igbos in Lagos are infinitesimal and wouldn't change anything. If their numbers don't matter why are you shouting South East everywhere and not redirect your focus to Akwa/Cross that you are afraid of? Why are you and your fellow data boys always focusing on the part of the population that doesn't matter in numbers? Oboy leave tribalism, it has never developed any society in the history of the world. Let us all join hands to move our country forward for the benefit of all. If any leader goes wrong we should call him out with one voice so that they will stop taking us for granted. Else, we should all join our voices together to divide this British contraption serving their purpose without benefitting us.