TundeBricklayer:

Not only industrial sector that determines economy, Nigeria normal GDP services played major role, services is around 62%, while industrial sector 17.5%, check Nigeria industrial sector Anambra is slightly below Ogun, while Anambara topped Ogun in services which played major..., Anambra industries is largely occupied by indegenous, the state also known for Commerce unlike Ogun.

candidtalk:
Folks, done messing around with TundeOlodoBricklayer, Obiano and Igbo folks anti-SW obduracy in general. Let us do real statistics. Below is the top investment destination in Nigeria in the first half of 2018. Lagos takes 26%, equaling $11.9 billion, with Anambra and all other States attracting only $2.7 billion or 6% of the investment coming into Nigeria so we must ask what grade of crack Obiano and TundeBricklayer are on to even be comparing Anambra with Lagos?

Mind you even the 36% of Rivers and 26% of Bayelsa stems from the fact that mining and quarrying, not an endowment of Lagos as is the case with Rivers and Bayelsa, accounted for 61% of the total investment and manufacturing, 28%, transportation & storage 5%, real estate 3% and the remaining sectors accounting for 3%. A smart person will quickly deduce that Lagos is punching far above its weight and will outstrip others in future when investing in oil and gas begins to plummet as the world moves away from fossil fuel in favor of 'cleaner' energy. Interesting that Rivers, Bayelsa, and Delta folks are not even bragging yet Anambra man is the biggest and emptiest chest-beater.

Going by the official figures below, even as I know Igbos don't do reality, can any sane person claim Anambra is even 200 years close to overcoming Lagos as an investment destination or is this just another dumb statement from those obsessed with comparing d.icks with the Yorubas/SW daily and 24/7?

https://www.pulse.ng/bi/finance/finance-these-are-the-top-investment-destination-in-nigeria-in-the-first-half-of-2018/lbd9t47


These are the top investment destination by states in the first half of 2018.:

1. Rivers $16 billion 36%

2. Bayelsa $12 billion 26%

3. Lagos $11.9 billion 26%

4. Delta $3.1 billion 7%

5. Other states $2.7 billion 6%

winterfell007:


My guy stop deceiving yourself. Purewater investment is no investment

TundeBricklayer:

Not only industrial sector that determines economy, Nigeria normal GDP services played major role, services is around 62%, while industrial sector 17.5%, check Nigeria industrial sector Anambra is slightly below Ogun, while Anambara topped Ogun in services which played major..., Anambra industries is largely occupied by indegenous, the state also known for Commerce unlike Ogun.

ebilomaofficial1:
What is that ijiot saying..
see face ritualist

immortalityk:

Which stupid services sector
U are talking as if it's only anambra that has high services index
And which small stupid gap did Ogun give anambra in industry sector
Or are u blind
What about kano services index
U just turned blind and be yapping there
What matters is their total figure not some stupid services contributed 65%
Is it anambra alone that contributed in services?
What about rivers Oyo
U didn't mention agriculture because u don't even have mouth there with your fake ugu
What about industry, Ogun of yesterday has beaten your anambra
And never in your life say yorubas don't have industries
Maybe u were blind to doyin group Honeywell group the kuku family the odutola industrial complex
Go to tin can and see Yoruba's industry there
Another industrial city is coming up in sagamu industrial city
All these news are on nairaland
Go and look at all the IPP built in Ogun state and ask who own them

kokomilala:
@mabea,I dont feel threatened,not in the least. If anything, I want other states to develop so that Lagos can be decongested at its heart. The demographic disequilibrium is not doing Lagos any good.Too many souls are swamping the city.
But some south east governors- past and present- have spoken irresponsibly,reductively and invidiously about Lagos.They are always saying Igbos developed Lagos; saying they'll overtake Lagos,bla,bla,bla.
There's too much burden on their shoulders. They should gear their efforts towards developing their regions instead of being in irresponsible competition with Lagos.

Marineghost:



Tundebricklayer thinks Yorubas are chestbeater
After Lagos it is another yoruba state

tsdarkside:


you are wrong....go look up history about that area....

candidtalk:
Folks, done messing around with TundeOlodoBricklayer, Obiano and Igbo folks anti-SW obduracy in general. Let us do real statistics. Below is the the top investment destination in Nigeria in the first half of 2018. Lagos takes 26%, equating $11.9 billion, with Anambra and all other States attracting only $2.7 billion or 6% of the investment coming into Nigeria so we must ask what grade of crack Obiano and TundeBricklayer are on to even be comparing Anambra with Lagos?

Mind you even the 36% of Rivers and 26% of Bayelsa stems from the fact that mining and quarrying, not an endowment of Lagos as is the case with Rivers and Bayelsa, accounted for 61% of the total investment and manufacturing, 28%, transportation & storage 5%, real estate 3% and the remaining sectors accounting for 3%. A smart person will quickly deduce that Lagos is punching far above its weight and will outstrip others in future when investment in oil and gas begins to plummet as the world moves away from fossil fuel in favour of 'cleaner' energy. Interesting that Rivers, Bayelsa and Delta folks are not even bragging yet Anambra man is the biggest and emptiest chest-beater.

Going by the official figures below, even as I know Igbos don't do reality, can any sane person claim Anambra is even 200 years close to overcoming Lagos as an investment destination or is this just another dumb statement from those obsessed with comparing d.icks with the Yorubas/SW daily and 24/7?

https://www.pulse.ng/bi/finance/finance-these-are-the-top-investment-destination-in-nigeria-in-the-first-half-of-2018/lbd9t47


These are the top investment destination by states in the first half of 2018.:

1. Rivers $16 billion 36%

2. Bayelsa $12 billion 26%

3. Lagos $11.9 billion 26%

4. Delta $3.1 billion 7%

5. Other states $2.7 billion 6%

winterfell007:


I won't lie. You are truly correct. I'm from Anambra too and I hate the way some of my people here in nairaland Bragg a lot. It's very distasteful. Our lack of humility is costing us a lot but we seem not to be aware of it

immortalityk:

Which stupid services sector
U are talking as if it's only anambra that has high services index
And which small stupid gap did Ogun give anambra in industry sector
Or are u blind
What about kano services index
U just turned blind and be yapping there
What matters is their total figure not some stupid services contributed 65%
Is it anambra alone that contributed in services?
What about rivers Oyo
U didn't mention agriculture because u don't even have mouth there with your fake ugu
What about industry, Ogun of yesterday has beaten your anambra
And never in your life say yorubas don't have industries
Maybe u were blind to doyin group Honeywell group the kuku family the odutola industrial complex
Go to tin can and see Yoruba's industry there
Another industrial city is coming up in sagamu industrial city
All these news are on nairaland
Go and look at all the IPP built in Ogun state and ask who own them

olinx123:
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kokomilala:
@mabea,I dont feel threatened,not in the least. If anything, I want other states to develop so that Lagos can be decongested at its heart. The demographic disequilibrium is not doing Lagos any good.Too many souls are swamping the city.
But some south east governors- past and present- have spoken irresponsibly,reductively and invidiously about Lagos.They are always saying Igbos developed Lagos; saying they'll overtake Lagos,bla,bla,bla.
There's too much burden on their shoulders. They should gear their efforts towards developing their regions instead of being in irresponsible competition with Lagos.

horsepower101:
I have no doubt that it will happen sooner than later.

There there so many private investments coming into the state that don’t even make the news.

The expansion of the service sector in the state according to NBS data is very impressive.

The only thing holding Anambra back is Gas supply to power full industrialization but that will change soon once the nestoil gas pipeline is completed. It’s already 90% complete.

TundeBricklayer:

Both are cable one done in lagoon and Anambra cable bridges in Land, Lagos cable bridge not fully paid for its ppp project, while the three in Anambra was fully paid for by state government

gwafaeziokwu:


You didn't mess around with anyone. You are the one that ended up chest beating. A sitting governor took stock of investments he has attracted to his state and the ones yet to be finalised and dared to dream. You got offended,started foaming in the mouth throwing unsolicited statistics around,almost ready to pull shirt and fight. Oga calm down, take a glass of water and find something useful to do.

IGBOSON1:


It's possible, but the only way that can happen is if the structure and political-economy of Nigeria is totally overhauled and restructured! Either that, or the break-up of Nigeria, with Igbos totally in control of their destiny!

There's nothing particularly special about Lagos! It's present status owes itself largely to 'one Nigeria' and all the shenanigans that have gone on since the late 60s!

Ronline:
And Lagosians are accommodating

Abagworo:
It's very possible but not realizable within the system of present Nigeria.

candidtalk:


Everyone can now see Igbos and dishonesty are 5 and 6. They just don't do reality these people. Statistics from NIPC - Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission- is "unsolicited statistics" merely because it discredits the lies of an Igbo Governor and his online blind supporters driven by tribalism and hate for others? Feel Sorry for Igbos sha.

https://nipc.gov.ng/

Below again is the submission of the NIPC in relation to the 4 top destination of investment in Nigeria. Mr.Eziokwu, abeg go and insult them for producing "unsolicited Statistic" and create a wikipedia entry of Obiano's near illiterate claim as the true version of reality. Nonsense.

https://www.pulse.ng/bi/finance/finance-these-are-the-top-investment-destination-in-nigeria-in-the-first-half-of-2018/lbd9t47

candidtalk:
Folks, done messing around with TundeOlodoBricklayer, Obiano and Igbo folks anti-SW obduracy in general. Let us do real statistics. Below is the the top investment destination in Nigeria in the first half of 2018. Lagos takes 26%, equating $11.9 billion, with Anambra and all other States attracting only $2.7 billion or 6% of the investment coming into Nigeria so we must ask what grade of crack Obiano and TundeBricklayer are on to even be comparing Anambra with Lagos?

Mind you even the 36% of Rivers and 26% of Bayelsa stems from the fact that mining and quarrying, not an endowment of Lagos as is the case with Rivers and Bayelsa, accounted for 61% of the total investment and manufacturing, 28%, transportation & storage 5%, real estate 3% and the remaining sectors accounting for 3%. A smart person will quickly deduce that Lagos is punching far above its weight and will outstrip others in future when investment in oil and gas begins to plummet as the world moves away from fossil fuel in favour of 'cleaner' energy. Interesting that Rivers, Bayelsa and Delta folks are not even bragging yet Anambra man is the biggest and emptiest chest-beater.

Going by the official figures below, even as I know Igbos don't do reality, can any sane person claim Anambra is even 200 years close to overcoming Lagos as an investment destination or is this just another dumb statement from those obsessed with comparing d.icks with the Yorubas/SW daily and 24/7?

https://www.pulse.ng/bi/finance/finance-these-are-the-top-investment-destination-in-nigeria-in-the-first-half-of-2018/lbd9t47


These are the top investment destination by states in the first half of 2018.:

1. Rivers $16 billion 36%

2. Bayelsa $12 billion 26%

3. Lagos $11.9 billion 26%

4. Delta $3.1 billion 7%

5. Other states $2.7 billion 6%