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ratiani6:It's not false my dear. These are scientists from diverse global institutions. They won't all be giving the same warning if it isn't real. Please go and watch some discovery channels on cable or YouTube to see vast columns of ice sheets melting rapidly in the North Pole. |
001Lagos:The foolishness of ronu bigots is unrivaled. Watch how they will tell you that those experts are all Igbos. Irredeemable delusional lots😂😂😂 |
accordadoga26:Okay, noted. So who the hell is Adog jpg? So, every dog and rat now have opinion on the great Igbos? If e sure for Nigeria, let the country allow for UN referendum and not these noise from riffrafs |
Several global experts in their independent studies have stated that 9 cities will disappear by 2100. The cities include Alexandria, Egypt. Lagos, Nigeria. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Basra, Iraq and Georgetown, Central America. However, out of the 9 cities, only Lagos and Ho Chi Minh City are in grave danger of disappearing by 2050. A mere 27 years from now! Again, of the two cities in grave danger, Lagos is worse off. With a coast line of over 100 miles that lie almost at sea level, the experts warn that the entire city would go under water if the ocean rises by just a few feet! Unlike Ho Chi Minh City that will only see parts of it going under. The UN and other global bodies have continued to call on countries to drastically cut down on emissions. Unfortunately, this has fallen on deaf ears as emissions continue to spike around the world. The immediate effect has been vast melting of ice in the polar regions and steady increase in the volume of oceans. Considering that there is nothing we can do to save Lagos, it's now sensible for Federal government to start moving our institutions out of Lagos. More awareness should also be created so that individuals will understand the situation. Many Nigerians are not aware of this and they've continued to invest in the face of such high risk ecological disaster. Already, keen observers have started noticing unusual floods in Lagos, in recent times. Smart people take proactive measures while foolish ones ignore until it's too late.
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ebuk4real:A criminal enterprise! |
Razgas:Interesting! Human resources is always better than natural resources. |
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[quote author= post=124201958]Anambra is almost 6 trillion economy while big for nothing Oyo they are using is 3 trillion[/quote]What do you expect when over 90% of the people live in shanties. Shanties without running water, flush toilets or other basic modern amenities. 100 of such derelict houses won't be worth the value of just one modern duplex. I laugh when these people keep dishing out fake data to deceive themselves. |
SmartPolician:Not assumptions, you may say estimates. Estimates are not exact figures but they're close to actual figures and are reliable to work with. |
Karlman:That's what happens when over 90% of the people are in multidimensional poverty. The productivity of 100 people in Kano equals that of 1 person in some Southern states. These people are a huge liability to the rest of us. Little wonder why Gideon Orkar from Benue in middle belt wanted to cut them off from Nigeria. BUNCH OF LEECHES!!! |
Seems it's related to the clash between Biafra Liberation movement based in Bakassi and Asari dokubo boys. |
Typing:There are likely more people from NW in the East today than Igbos in the NW. However, the only difference is that while your people constitute nuisance here without adding anything valuable to the economy, our people are actively involved in your own economy. South East has vast oil and gas resources unlike your barren region without a drop of crude oil ![]() Federal government can't do anything about sit at home, they tried to stop it but failed. Meanwhile, federal government workers in our region enjoy those holidays and still receive their normal payment ![]() Trade and services contribute a lot to Nigeria's economy. Remittances too, then add forex from oil and gas exports. Without us, North would have been worse than Somalia. Meanwhile, these cities below doesn't look deserted.
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IMEI:Lol, if we can survive the terrorist called Buhari, then we can survive anyone. Meanwhile, have it in mind that what Tinubu is doing will actually benefit Igbos the most. Government patronage have never favoured us. We are aggressive capitalists so a free market will be best for us. |
Typing:Lol, these are Igbo traders in the North. Obi of Onitsha is greater than most rulers in the North, it's only emir of Kano that can rival him. |
Typing:Na you be complete olodo. Gwari are 100% middle belt. They have no business with North and that was why they chased you guys away in Abuja ![]() |
With over 60 years of ruling Nigeria, they're still the most miserable region in the world. Now that Tinubu has removed their feeding bottle, I wonder how their situation will be. |
Typing:The same Abuja Gwari boys chased you guys away? Meanwhile, your people are now feeding from the dustbin ![]()
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Typing:Have you guys ever made noise in the East again? After the Aba riots, your people started wearing jeans and polo to assimilate out of fear but they forgot their charcoal skin and mumu behavior will always expose them ![]() |
Typing:Buhari ruled for 8 years yet Katsina and the rest of North has remained the most wretched region of the world. Lol, the East is actually light years ahead of North in virtually every indices of development. It's the North that will forever play catch-up with East, not the other way round. Extreme poverty. Infant mortality. Maternal mortality. VVF prevalence. Illitracy. Insecurity. Diseases. Malnutrition etc. These are the things North is synonymous with, so why should anyone envy such backwardness?
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Typing:Lol, last time the figures was released, Imo State has the highest number of federal government workers. As for the nepotism you're celebrating, Tinubu is already reversing it. It's only a matter of time before all those incompetent abokis are replaced. Same with the oil blocks you used military to allocate to yourselves. |
Typing:Stop talking rubbish. That one Igbo woman buys honey from you doesn't mean others get supply from the North. My wife buys from her friend who gets her order from Nsukka. Most of the foodstuff you claim comes from North actually comes from Middle belt. Are you aware that trailers are always moving palm oil, plantain, bananas and other rain forest produce from the East? More pineapples are grown in the South than the sahel North. Stop talking about raw materials because no nation has ever become wealthy from selling raw materials. Meanwhile, NAFDAC should close down that filthy environment you're producing honey. How can you be using such dirty buckets to store honey? Do you want to poison your customers or what? |
mrvitalis:Lol, I laugh at their ignorance. They always think Nigeria starts from Lagos and ends in ibadan. Sunic fast foods, Jevnic, Crunches, Sweet etc are some of the most popular fastfoods in the East. They categorize Lanre shittu that imports full trailer head and display in his showroom or roadside welding they call proforce to Innoson that is into full-time vehicle manufacturing. They should continue deceiving themselves. |
misano:The guy is subtly mocking them ![]() |
But the children of hate claimed there are no yorubas in the East? These ones are from where again? |
Khyrvxjzy:One thing about Yorubas is that backstabbing nature. Since you know this thread is not about yorubas then why get involved? Must you always show your masters how loyal you are? When will you guys quit such disgusting attitude? |
nedu666:My brother, I almost cried the day I saw Northern kids in Kano eating from a dustbin. The wretchedness of Northern Nigeria has no rival in the world. That's why middle belt has been warning them they have nothing in common. |
Khyrvxjzy:Lol, since the last Kaduna riots, Igbos thought you guys that no one has monopoly of violence. I was in Aba then and I couldn't eat suya or any meat again for sometime. The entire city was smelling as if there was massive barbecue of goats. Piles of charred remains littered everywhere. Same thing happened in Onitsha too and that was why your brothers relocated to Asaba. Ask questions. |
Khyrvxjzy:Eeya, no wonder you ended up like this ![]() |
Khyrvxjzy:If they don't need all that in their lives, it means they're still in stone age. Those things are basic necessities in any modern society. |
Typing:Delusions of grandeur. When did apple, pineapple, eggs, cheese, yam, milk, honey, chicken, egusi, and dry started coming from North? Are you insane? Apples, milk, cheese etc are imported. Honey, egusi, chicken, dry fish, palm oil, cassava and pineapple are fully produced in the East. Yams, rice, and maize are partly produced in the East and others from middle belt. FYI, middle belt is not part of North. |
misano:Let me now expose them. My brother, have you ever seen any Hausa dominated settlement in the South that is beautiful? The ama awusa at Douglas road Owerri is the dirtiest part of town. Always smelling, putrid gutters and shanties/small shops everywhere. It has been like this since 1970. Same story with all their settlements be it in Aba, Benin, P.H, Lagos, Asaba etc. Same thing with Yorubas. If it's Igbos, you will see them building plazas, super markets, hotels, fast foods and duplexes in their settlements. These people can comfortably live in very filthy environment for ages! Unlike people of SE and SS that live in decent environment. |
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