₦airaland Forum

globe16:
Photospeak

kropotkin11:
The guy just asked you a question. Answer it

anaton:
Can one generate income and add value without intellectual, creativity and technical input

For example Can Oil drill itself or industrial machinery operate itself.

93xtr36r:
Here's the answer you seek:
Yoruba Youths Have Lost Influence, Respect Of Nigerians... Maxwell Adeyemi Adeleye

https://www.naij.com/441183-yoruba-youths-have-lost-influence-respect-of-nigerians.html

ArmedRobber:
Mr story teller nobody asked you to post a link or write a story the Op asked a simple question why is it difficult to answer if truly SE region contributes to the federation account.

WHAT IS THE CONTRIBUTION OF
SOUTHERN REGION TO FEDERATION ACCOUNT..?

93xtr33r:
Lying propagandist, here's the answer you seek:

Bays.water post:
Some of us Yorubas are traitors, I say give my people food and they will beat their parents if you want them to.

We are the major problem of Nigeria.

ArmedRobber:
LOL

How does this relate to the thread
Re u a programmed robot

This is the question WHAT IS THE CONTRIBUTION OF
SOUTHERN REGION TO FEDERATION ACCOUNT..?

93xtr33r:
Hilarious comedy!

See the befitting answer you seek:

"...my discovery through indirect observations that Yoruba youths are the most lazy, perfidious and egoistic youths in Nigeria as at today. I discovered that the pride of an average Yoruba youth has overshadowed his intellectual judiciousness, level-headedness and sagacity...."
- Maxwell Adeyemi Adeleye

ArmedRobber:
this is the question WHAT IS THE CONTRIBUTION OF
SOUTHERN REGION TO FEDERATION ACCOUNT..?

93xtr33r:
Bays.water post:
That's the sentiments we keep applying, us Yorubas will not attend to the log of wood in our eyes, we are busy acting like all is well with us claiming to be Nigeria's messiah. Oju yin ma to jaa, eyin Oponu gbogbo.

ArmedRobber:
What is the correlation of this qoute with the title of the thread .??

ArmedRobber:
this is the question WHAT IS THE CONTRIBUTION OF
SOUTHERN REGION TO FEDERATION ACCOUNT..?

SpeedOfLight:
Shataaap! Are you into dick measuring competition? If pipeline goes boom in Imo state you will be the first to shout Army "kill them all", if Niger bridge is blocked you shout Army "kill them all", what do you need from us? I guess nothing? So support our quest for freedom. For your info 95% food stuff I eat came from east. Nsukka pepper, Ogbaru Yam, we planted tomatoes in my compound, live stock, ebonyi/Anambra rice, we drink black(crude oil) and red(palm oil) gold.

Victorvexz:
I have read all the comments here, and to my surprise, no single Igbo person has been able to state what the south east contribute to the Nigerian economy. If it was a south south person that was asked this question, u will see how they will proudly tell u they have the oil that keep Nigeria running, I respect them for that. But now someone asked what the south east produce, instead of stating what the south east produce, Some are even begging the Mods to close down this thread just because a concerned Nigerian wants to know what their region produces. Hypocritical people. When it comes to bashing the north, u will see them full this thread posting bullshit against northerners and calling them parasites, not knowing that they too are part of the parasite, As if they are not part of the people eating the oil money from the Niger delta.

Victorvexz:
I have read all the comments here, and to my surprise, no single Igbo person has been able to state what the south east contribute to the Nigerian economy. If it was a south south person that was asked this question, u will see how they will proudly tell u they have the oil that keep Nigeria running, I respect them for that. But now someone asked what the south east produce, instead of stating what the south east produce, Some are even begging the Mods to close down this thread just because a concerned Nigerian wants to know what their region produces. Hypocritical people. When it comes to bashing the north, u will see them full this thread posting bullshit against northerners and calling them parasites, not knowing that they too are part of the parasite, As if they are not part of the people eating the oil money from the Niger delta.

Victorvexz:
I have read all the comments here, and to my surprise, no single Igbo person has been able to state what the south east contribute to the Nigerian economy. If it was a south south person that was asked this question, u will see how they will proudly tell u they have the oil that keep Nigeria running, I respect them for that. But now someone asked what the south east produce, instead of stating what the south east produce, Some are even begging the Mods to close down this thread just because a concerned Nigerian wants to know what their region produces. Hypocritical people. When it comes to bashing the north, u will see them full this thread posting bullshit against northerners and calling them parasites, not knowing that they too are part of the parasite, As if they are not part of the people eating the oil money from the Niger delta.

SpeedOfLight:
Shataaap! Are you into dick measuring competition? If pipeline goes boom in Imo state you will be the first to shout Army "kill them all", if Niger bridge is blocked you shout Army "kill them all", what do you need from us? I guess nothing? So support our quest for freedom. For your info 95% food stuff I eat came from east. Nsukka pepper, Ogbaru Yam, we planted tomatoes in my compound, live stock, ebonyi/Anambra rice, we drink black(crude oil) and red(palm oil) gold.

Paretomaster:
Ahahhaha.. for your mind...common tomatoes went on strike, and u ppl are already shitting ur pant out....

am currently helping ur fellow flatty...get Onions ti the east.

kettykin:
All that is needed is for a UN or federal government mandated referendum. If nobody is holding the igbos why is nnamdi Kanu and Benjamin onwuka in jail.

why did nairaland say no to secessionist and secessionist topics.

Why is the inept military abusing the rights of ipob youths in the east and shoot at unarmed protesters.

anaton:
Intellectual and technical capacity

pazienza:
[b] A little of history I read while doing this research. something that caught my interest and I feel needed to be shown (sidenote: yes it is another debunking myth)
The principal mineral occurrences discovered by the survey teams included lignite deposits at Asaba, lead-zinc ores at several locations, tin and columbite in the south-east, monazite, limestone and lead-zinc ores at Abakaliki district.
Others were coal at Enugu, brine springs at Arufu and Awe, Galena in Jos area, iron ore deposits in Niger and Kwara districts and marble deposits in Jakura. Mining activity in controlled form, however, commenced in the country in 1915 with the production of coal at the Enugu mines.
Prior to the discovery of petroleum, Nigeria was impressively sustained by agriculture and few solid minerals known at the time, namely coal, tin, columbite and gold. Coal, for example, met fully the needs of our railway system and electricity supply while tin yielded substantial foreign exchange earnings for the nation.
In addition, these minerals also offered employment opportunities. The downturn in the economy and the introduction of the Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP) necessitated a review of Government thinking. The result is the crystallisation of the concept of diversification of activities, and the promotion of privatization and commercialization.
In other words it was agriculture, Coal, Tin, Columbite and Gold was what sustained the country prior to the discovery of Oil meaning North, south south and south east were the regions that sustained the country before everything fell on south south's shoulder
http://www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/sectorstat/sectors/Minning%20and%20Quarrying%20%28Solid%20Minerals%29
I don't know about anyone else but I found that intriguing. [/b]


Ikechukwu at his best!

pazienza:
[b] A little of history I read while doing this research. something that caught my interest and I feel needed to be shown (sidenote: yes it is another debunking myth)
The principal mineral occurrences discovered by the survey teams included lignite deposits at Asaba, lead-zinc ores at several locations, tin and columbite in the south-east, monazite, limestone and lead-zinc ores at Abakaliki district.
Others were coal at Enugu, brine springs at Arufu and Awe, Galena in Jos area, iron ore deposits in Niger and Kwara districts and marble deposits in Jakura. Mining activity in controlled form, however, commenced in the country in 1915 with the production of coal at the Enugu mines.
Prior to the discovery of petroleum, Nigeria was impressively sustained by agriculture and few solid minerals known at the time, namely coal, tin, columbite and gold. Coal, for example, met fully the needs of our railway system and electricity supply while tin yielded substantial foreign exchange earnings for the nation.
In addition, these minerals also offered employment opportunities. The downturn in the economy and the introduction of the Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP) necessitated a review of Government thinking. The result is the crystallisation of the concept of diversification of activities, and the promotion of privatization and commercialization.
In other words it was agriculture, Coal, Tin, Columbite and Gold was what sustained the country prior to the discovery of Oil meaning North, south south and south east were the regions that sustained the country before everything fell on south south's shoulder
http://www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/sectorstat/sectors/Minning%20and%20Quarrying%20%28Solid%20Minerals%29
I don't know about anyone else but I found that intriguing. [/b]


Ikechukwu at his best!