solmus:



i love reading ibo crying on there need to include ikwere, kalabari, annang, ibbibio, effik and south south in your pityful east which your ancestors lost due to sheer greed

Ibadan as a city has wiki page, if all your mushroom city compare in economic data let us know afterall wiki pedia is all for us to see the lossers

Ibadan has a wiki page and the highest brown igr

SLAP44:


Ibadan has a wiki page and the highest brown igr

dumb as ussual.. wetin ibadan no beat ya pap at.. name anything including igr, air traffic, schools fdi infact naem anything we beat ibo pap hands down internet na fact for refrence

solmus:



i love reading ibo crying on there need to include ikwere, kalabari, annang, ibbibio, effik and south south in your pityful east which your ancestors lost due to sheer greed

Ibadan as a city has wiki page, if all your mushroom city compare in economic data let us know afterall wiki pedia is all for us to see the lossers

m


Who gives a Bleep if ibadan has wiki page. Bottom line remains onitsha has more bank branches than ibadan,
Ibadan is not in top 6 cities that account for major deposits in nigeria, ibadan airport serves as grazing reserves for herdsmen.
Summary ibadan is poor

History555:
m


Who gives a Bleep if ibadan has wiki page. Bottom line remains onitsha has more bank branches than ibadan,
Ibadan is not in top 6 cities that account for major deposits in nigeria, ibadan airport serves as grazing reserves for herdsmen.
Summary ibadan is poor

Osanobua!

solmus:
except you are dumb and stupied you wouldn't bring this trash to show who I quoted's post as right or support your own dumb statement except you are a bit slow with data and cant read

Dude don't cry. Just accept defeat. Not like you can do anything about it. Looser.

History555:
m


Who gives a Bleep if ibadan has wiki page. Bottom line remains onitsha has more bank branches than ibadan,
Ibadan is not in top 6 cities that account for major deposits in nigeria, ibadan airport serves as grazing reserves for herdsmen.
Summary ibadan is poor

onistsha is the dream land of ibos and the economic center, ibadan is just second to Lagos

but then Ibos and facts are not what i would take serious... give us idependent research that onitcha is anything but a slum

solmus:



onistsha is the dream land of ibos and the economic center, ibadan is just second to Lagos

but then Ibos and facts are not what i would take serious... give us idependent research that onitcha is anything but a slum

Travel, they won't agree, read, they will say no.

See how you are disgracing your self.

SLAP44:


Travel, they won't agree, read, they will say no.

See how you are disgracing your self.

Is there a region better or more prosperous than SW. We don't travel locally, we travel internationally.

Cc . facthunter

Source: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/more-doctors-to-leave-nigeria-as-covid-19-gets-worse-in-usa.html

But besides being a national identification and travel data, this indicates travel source states or regular departure points of most Nigerians. A breakdown of passports issued between 2014 and 2018 showed that the South-West has the highest number, at 650,958 new passports issued.

Lagos has the highest number (1,264,528), followed by Oyo (233,004), Ogun (166,920), Osun (109,016), Ondo (91,161) and Ekiti (50,857). The South-South came second, with Edo topping at 172,435 new passports.

About 158,304 received their passports from Delta, while 157,177 received in Rivers, followed by Akwa Ibom (41,042), Bayelsa (38,100) and Cross River (26,806).

The North-West came third with 484,766. Kano received 169,941 within the period while Kaduna got 110,856; Katsina, 68,132; Jigawa, 40,793; Sokoto, 36,932; Kebbi, 29,735 and Zamfara, 28,377.

In the South-East, Enugu and Imo received the fourth highest number of new passports issued, at 440,228. While Imo had 126,049, Enugu was second with 99,416.

Others are Anambra (97,579), Abia (95,236) and Ebonyi (22,008). In the North-Central, 320,024 new passports were issued. Out of this number, Plateau had 109,016 while Niger had 77,354.

Others are Kwara (71,565), Kogi (28,766), Benue (17,890) and Nasarawa (15,433). Also, 511,059 new passports were issued in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). In the same period, the North-East had 137,332 new passports. Borno recorded the highest number with 29,977, followed by Gombe (26,965). Others are Adamawa (26,157), Bauchi (25,026) and Taraba (15,852).


Major destinations for Nigerians

Reports show that countries such as USA, UK, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Cameroun, Italy, Cote d’Ivoire, Benin Republic, Australia, UAE and Canada are top destinations for skilled Nigerians, while some European and Asian countries are top destinations for Nigerians without much skills.

The Canadian government estimates that Nigeria ranks third in the countries that have received the highest number of Canadian Express Entry in 2018 under the ITA scheme, which is usually offered to software engineers and developers, behind China and India in second and first respectively.

[/b]While 6,025 Nigerians received the offer, 6,248 Chinese and 41,675 India received it the same year respectively. Canada welcomed 341,000 immigrants in 2019 under its skilled labour programme; about 10,000 of them are Nigerians.

It is a steady increase as only 2,000 Nigerians were received in 2015; 4,000 in 2016; 6,000 in 2017; 8,000 in 2018 and 10,000 in 2019. With the US visa ban on Nigeria in place, more Nigerians are expected to head north in the coming years.

However, with the recent US demand for foreign medical professionals, Nigerian doctors and nurses may likely use the window of opportunity. Canada is projected to welcome 700,000 immigrants as permanent residents before the end of this year, which makes it an attractive destination for Nigerians of all categories.

The National Diaspora Commission estimates that between 5million and 15million Nigerians now live abroad. And some of the best brains go to these countries.

Although there are concerns of loss of skilled workers in critical sectors of Nigeria’s economy, the NBS figures showed that as Nigerians left the country in droves within the last five years, remittances from the Diaspora has risen steadily to $25.08bn in 2019, up from $3bn in 2013.

solmus:
ladies and Gentlemen see them distorting facts to suite their propagandan and try to silent you

see all the post made on why southwest has more airtraves and how his people get us shut out clipping our comments atleast this wont even increase our distrust and hate, see the level of manipulation

My friend go and sit down. You think your Yeye Kale fake statistics will cover SW poverty and backwardness!?

Continue hiding under Lagos while your region remains on same level with the North East.

Enugu airport, Owerri airport, P.H airport, and Asaba airport, all four airports are in Igboland and they are the busiest in Nigeria after the two national cities of Lagos and Abuja.

Your so called Ibadan airport attracts less traffic than a private airstrip. Honestly, it's a very big shame on you guys. Soon Anambra and Ebonyi will complete their airports and they will equally be viable but the airport aregbe rascal was building in Oshogbo has been abandoned since and is now overgrown with weeds.

Audio and propaganda people. Internet don open una yansh finish

OnyeOfenmanu:



Local man, we are talking of domestic flights and not international. Talking about international flights, remove Hajj, then Kano and Kaduna airports become irrelevant. Everybody knows lagos and abuja are the gateways....Enugu and portharcourt airports are not given enough license/approval to operate major route.

let federal government take off its control of airports then we can have a clearer picture to see who and who can command more international traffic.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/3289626_31880171jpeg83b5009e040969ee7b60362ad7426573_jpg179246702d3d1c1ac2e64f148f1764aa

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11485424_53367914102135532857777302311148998926270464n_jpegf9c494234388fb0ec9e4a0f54b641e74

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11485425_5339165image3a33531jpeg781ab2d3f0cf0d50d3601cc5f90761e2_jpeg31ca6e54428d31cfbfbee7dfcfe5d6d9

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11485423_5989508img20170919201600jpeg7fc92d1a28c3f23fa7d3502d96d16d10_jpeg0645e9dbc780350b4ecdc24c280283df

You are quoting NBC now and it’s sweeting you. Later if NBC releases the IGR of each state, you and ur kins will start shouting ‘Yoruba dominated media’ up and down.

micseyi:


You are quoting NBC now and it’s sweeting you. Later if NBC releases the IGR of each state, you and ur kins will start shouting ‘Yoruba dominated media’ up and down.

You are obviously not educated. If you are, you would know that IGR doesn’t reflect economic development.
It’s just a tax generated from workers and businesses within the state.

A state can choose to tax less of it citizens to allow for them to have more disposable income, as well as businesses having more money to reinvest, employ more labour and expand their business. It keeps the state citizens economically and socially healthy. It only means that the government will generate less in IGR. This favours Eastern states more because, they are business owners ( mostly small and medium scale enterprise). It will help keep their businesses alive for them to survive and also employ more.

On the other hand, some other states may decide to tax both its citizens and businesses within to death, while it declares high IGR. It only means that, the state would have more IGR generated but the citizens will be poorer and It will make the state less business friendly. This is common in the west and north because, most businesses are owned by outsiders. While you think you are taxing them to death, you forget that the ordinary man on the street will bear the burden, because the business owner will transfer it to the end user through price increase.

That is why in the east, you see people looking fresh, well dressed and fed, as well as looking healthy. Because despite the harsh economic situation, people are still surviving on their businesses. They are still able to afford their basic needs, (food, clothing and shelter),

But in the west, people are always looking frustrated, hungry, malnourished, haggard unhappy and looking like they are suffering from stunted growth. You will even see old women begging in Ibadan for example. The people are not only poor financially, they are also poor in mind. They have no sense of survival or entrepreneurship.

Apart from government civil service in most southwest states, the middle class is almost no existent, unlike in the east where apart for government civil servants, there is a larger class of business men and women, who are not only doing well, they make the middle class very vibrate.

So IGR my foot. The joke is on you.

Maadoo:


You are obviously not educated. If you are, you would know that IGR doesn’t reflect economic development.
It’s just a tax generated from workers and businesses within the state.

A state can choose to tax less of it citizens to allow for them to have more disposable income, as well as businesses having more money to reinvest, employ more labour and expand their business. It keeps the state citizens economically and socially healthy. It only means that the government will generate less in IGR. This favours Eastern states more because, they are business owners ( mostly small and medium scale enterprise). It will help keep their businesses alive for them to survive and also employ more.

On the other hand, some other states may decide to tax both its citizens and businesses within to death, while it declares high IGR. It only means that, the state would have more IGR generated but the citizens will be poorer and It will make the state less business friendly. This is common in the west and north because, most businesses are owned by outsiders. While you think you are taxing them to death, you forget that the ordinary man on the street will bear the burden, because the business owner will transfer it to the end user through price increase.

That is why in the east, you see people looking fresh, well dressed and fed, as well as looking healthy. Because despite the harsh economic situation, people are still surviving on their businesses. They are still able to afford their basic needs, (food, clothing and shelter),

But in the west, people are always looking frustrated, hungry, malnourished, haggard unhappy and looking like they are suffering from stunted growth. You will even see old women begging in Ibadan for example. The people are not only poor financially, they are also poor in mind. They have no sense of survival or entrepreneurship.

Apart from government civil service in most southwest states, the middle class is almost no existent, unlike in the east where apart for government civil servants, there is a larger class of business men and women, who are not only doing well, they make the middle class very vibrate.

So IGR my foot. The joke is on you.

Lool. See epistle. Clap for yourself Mr. Educated