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 Politics / Re: Judge’s Absence Stalls Trial Of Kanu, Radio Biafra Director - Vanguard by prophetone(m): 3:10pm On Dec 01, 2015 |
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| Politics / Re: Aisha Buhari Visits Sheha Haiya, Wife Of Dubai Prime Minister (Photo) by prophetone(m): 3:03pm On Dec 01, 2015 |
Beautiful women. 6 Likes |
| Politics / Re: Judge’s Absence Stalls Trial Of Kanu, Radio Biafra Director - Vanguard by prophetone(m): 3:01pm On Dec 01, 2015 |
Good. All the nonsense should be restricted to the east. Armaggedon: 3 Likes |
| Politics / Re: Breaking: Nnamdi Kanu To Spend Xmas In Prison As Magistrate Loses Dad by prophetone(m): 2:41pm On Dec 01, 2015 |
Why? Just so that Nnamdi Kanu can spend more time in his dark underground cell? Good. This is the bald albino rat seeking for Guns and Bullets to kill Nigerians. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XU2JtlUF6M 2 Likes |
| Politics / Re: Judge’s Absence Stalls Trial Of Kanu, Radio Biafra Director - Vanguard by prophetone(m): 2:31pm On Dec 01, 2015 |
This is the bald misguided albino seeking for Guns and Bullets to kill innocent Nigerians. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XU2JtlUF6M 39 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics / Re: Judge’s Absence Stalls Trial Of Kanu, Radio Biafra Director - Vanguard by prophetone(m): 2:29pm On Dec 01, 2015 |
Good. He threatened to burn down the 'zoo' by December. I hope someone put some matches in his cage. 38 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics / Re: An Angry Nigerian Nearly Killed Buhari Through A Photoshop (PICTURE) by prophetone(m): 2:26pm On Dec 01, 2015 |
This is how the anti-Igbo riots started in the North which eventually led to the civil war. A provocative picture from a brainless easterner. By the time this image gets to the hands of northern youths and they react, you will still come here to play victim after provoking violence. You people never learn  .8 Likes |
| Politics / Re: Root Causes Of The Biafra Struggle By Femi Aribisala by prophetone(m): 10:00am On Dec 01, 2015 |
willow0802: You will go after reaping the hatred you have sown against other Nigerians and Buhari in particular. Afterall you contribute nothing significant. You cannot lose a political war you passionately fought with bitterness and expect the victor to allow you run without accounting for your trespasses against him. It's the law of Karma. 1 Like |
| Politics / Re: Root Causes Of The Biafra Struggle By Femi Aribisala by prophetone(m): 9:48am On Dec 01, 2015 |
Your lies are expired. Igboland produces less than 2% oil, but depends on the North for food and agriculture, West for commerce and seaports, and South for federal allocations. The last time the land borders were closed, Igbos starved in their millions. You are irrelevant parasites with no electoral value, and 5% was a generous offer. BlackTechnology: 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics / Re: Caption This Photo Of President Buhari And Minister Amina Mohammed by prophetone(m): 7:59am On Dec 01, 2015 |
Pres Buhari: Hajiya, can you imagine that all these recommendations were ignored by the last govt? Dr. Amina: Mallam, are you sure that clueless mans problem wasn't medical? Kai. 2 Likes |
| Politics / Re: "You Will Be Arrested!" - El Rufai Warns Parents Of Out Of School Kids by prophetone(m): 7:20am On Oct 20, 2015 |
Sweetguy25: When is your own sense arriving? 1 Like |
| Business / Re: Non-oil Exports Increase By 16% by prophetone(m): 7:06am On Aug 28, 2014 |
collynzo2: For as long as we rely primarily on oil and refuse to invest our national resources in developing infrastructure for the exploitation of these solid minerals, not just in the North or SW but nationwide. Nigeria is blessed. 2 Likes |
| Business / Re: Nigerian Non-Oil Industry Discussion Thread by prophetone(m): 8:15pm On Aug 23, 2014 |
Feraz: I still don't understand why you post a topic where people are supposed to learn, yet you take out parts that suit your argument and also lie and you expect people not to react? Oil palm was not part of the major export income earners for 2013 as seen in the report released by the National Bureau of Statistics. prophetone: [size=12pt]NUMBERS DO NOT LIE |
| Business / Re: Nigerian Non-Oil Industry Discussion Thread by prophetone(m): 7:36pm On Aug 23, 2014 |
Collynzo14: CocoaMerchant: Thank you Sir  |
| Business / Re: Nigerian Non-Oil Industry Discussion Thread by prophetone(m): 7:17pm On Aug 23, 2014 |
Collynzo14 you have made no point to counter the fact that the SE produces NOTHING. Your counter claims which I blew to pieces are: 1. Eastern states cultivate rubber - Yes, but not enough to be exported or contribute substantially to the National Economy 2. Anambra produces oil - Lie! Oil was only discovered, just like it was in Sokoto and Adamawa States (Chad Basin), not exploited so again, no contribution to the National Economy. 3. 80% of footwear factories are in Aba - For the twentieth time, we are talking of export quality (i.e rubber and leather) shoes, and not the fake imitations coming out of Aba. Besides it makes no sense for 80% of footwear factories to be located as far away from the source of raw material (North & SW/SS) as possible. 1 Like |
| Business / Re: Nigerian Non-Oil Industry Discussion Thread by prophetone(m): 7:06pm On Aug 23, 2014 |
Collynzo14: I have never seen such a facts-twisting analysis in all my life. Quit deceiving your people. We are talking about the contribution of regions to the National economy, you are talking about producers of Adibbas, Tomy Hinfighter and Bathroom slippers. What are the components of export-quality shoes? Leather & Rubber (North and SW/SS). Keep trying. 4 Likes |
| Business / Re: Nigerian Non-Oil Industry Discussion Thread by prophetone(m): 7:00pm On Aug 23, 2014 |
Collynzo14: Rubber is grown in Edo, Delta, Ondo, Ogun, Abia, Anambra, Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Rivers, Ebonyi and Bayelsa States where the amount of rainfall is about 1800 mm to 2000 mm per annum. You forgot to mention the remaining states mentioned in your link. It says Rubber is cultivated in 18 states of the Federation. You and I know that it cannot be in commercial quantity. THOSE STATES IN BOLD DO NOT PRODUCE RUBBER IN EXPORT QUANTITY. 1 Like |
| Business / Re: Nigerian Non-Oil Industry Discussion Thread by prophetone(m): 6:52pm On Aug 23, 2014 |
Arysexy: Mumu op, so ABA made footwears are in SW. Were is palm export? You think Nigeria exports Tony Him-finger?  4 Likes |
| Business / Re: Nigerian Non-Oil Industry Discussion Thread by prophetone(m): 6:47pm On Aug 23, 2014 |
Collynzo14:Keep trying to deceive yourself, Oil has only been DISCOVERED in Anambra State, just like it was discovered in the Chad Basin and Sokoto States. You also forgot to mention that the oil well is also being contested by Kogi Sate. 3 Likes
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| Business / Re: Nigerian Non-Oil Industry Discussion Thread by prophetone(m): 6:25pm On Aug 23, 2014 |
Collynzo14: The proceeds of oil produced by the three South eastern states of Imo, Anambra and Abia (although little when compared with states like Rivers) if shared among the 5 South eastern states will see each state receiving a higher monthly allocation than they do presently. Men are talking production, kids are talking allocation. 8 Likes |
| Business / Nigerian Non-Oil Industry Discussion Thread by prophetone(m): 5:34pm On Aug 23, 2014 |
NUMBERS DO NOT LIE Nigeria earns N305bn from Non-Oil Export – NBS 2013 Nigeria earned about N305.1billion within the first three months of 2013, figures obtained from the National Bureau of Statistics indicate. A breakdown of the figures highlighted under “2013 Export First Quarter” in the NBS’ report on ‘Merchandise Trade’, showed that export from natural rubber was N158.38 billion; raw cocoa beans attracted N62.198 billion; Sesame seeds, N20,76 billion; cotton yarn, N16.44 billion; and Leather products, N8.56 billion. Similarly, within the period under review, the export value of flowers and buds stood at N8.19 billion; footwear, N7.07 billion; tanned or crust hides, N5.41 billion; frozen shrimps and prawns, N4.96 billion; ginger, N4.09 billion; sacks and bags, N3.84 billion; cigarettes, N2.75 billion; and aluminum alloys, N2.54 billion. The exports mentioned above, which are captured under the sub-heading, “2013 Export First Quarter” in the NBS report, totaled about N305 billion. However, the NBS further said, “Analysis on exports by section revealed that mineral products contributed N3,034.2billion or 87.9 percent of total exports during the quarter, followed by plastic, rubber and associated articles with N168.1billionn or 4.9 percent; and prepared foodstuffs, beverages, spirit, vinegar and tobacco with N115.2billion or 3.3 percent. From the 2013 National Bureau of Statistics Report we can deduce; North Sesame seeds - N20.76 billion Cotton yarn - N16.44 billion Leather products - N8.56 billion. Flowers and Buds - N8.19 billion; Tanned or crust hides - N5.41 billion Ginger - N4.09 billion Sacks and Bags - N3.84 billion N & SW Cigarettes - N2.75 billion footwear, N7.07 billion SW Natural Rubber - N158.38 billion Raw Cocoa Beans - N62.198 billion Frozen shrimps and prawns - N4.96 billion The North remains the backbone of the Cement Industry in Nigeria (Dangote, Sokoto Cement, Obajana, BUA) and has seen a growth of 95.6% in the span of 8 years, beginning 2005 to 2012 according to the Nigerian Cement Industry Report 2013 and with the rapid growth forecasted for the housing sector, the figures are set to rise. These are Non-Oil Exports. The South-South is responsible for Oil exports. Where does the East lie in the whole equation? What do they produce? Most of Ibo businessmen are traders. PAN Nigeria (owned by ASD Motors, Kaduna) have been producing luxury world-standard cars for the past 30 years, and modern luxury automobiles like the 307 and 508 before newbies like Innoson started cobbling together spare parts from China. Dangote is the King of commerce in Nigeria, paying billions in tax and employing thousands, strengthening the Nigerian economy further. The FG Survey on SME’s showed that a whopping 99% of firms are micro enterprises, and Kano State has the 2nd highest number of SME’s in the country, closely following Lagos. I think it’s about time the Myth of the North being a parasite is destroyed once and for all. 12 Likes |
| Politics / Re: Northern Nigeria Not A Parasite – Northern Govs Forum by prophetone(m): 5:17pm On Aug 23, 2014 |
NUMBERS DO NOT LIE Nigeria earns N305bn from Non-oil Export – NBS 2013 Nigeria earned about N305.1billion within the first three months of 2013, figures obtained from the National Bureau of Statistics indicate. A breakdown of the figures highlighted under “2013 Export First Quarter” in the NBS’ report on ‘Merchandise Trade’, showed that export from natural rubber was N158.38 billion; raw cocoa beans attracted N62.198 billion; Sesame seeds, N20,76 billion; cotton yarn, N16.44 billion; and Leather products, N8.56 billion. Similarly, within the period under review, the export value of flowers and buds stood at N8.19 billion; footwear, N7.07 billion; tanned or crust hides, N5.41 billion; frozen shrimps and prawns, N4.96 billion; ginger, N4.09 billion; sacks and bags, N3.84 billion; cigarettes, N2.75 billion; and aluminum alloys, N2.54 billion. The exports mentioned above, which are captured under the sub-heading, “2013 Export First Quarter” in the NBS report, totaled about N305 billion. However, the NBS further said, “Analysis on exports by section revealed that mineral products contributed N3,034.2billion or 87.9 percent of total exports during the quarter, followed by plastic, rubber and associated articles with N168.1billionn or 4.9 percent; and prepared foodstuffs, beverages, spirit, vinegar and tobacco with N115.2billion or 3.3 percent. From the 2013 National Bureau of Statistics Report we can deduce; North Sesame seeds - N20.76 billion Cotton yarn - N16.44 billion Leather products - N8.56 billion. Flowers and Buds - N8.19 billion; Tanned or crust hides - N5.41 billion Ginger - N4.09 billion Sacks and Bags - N3.84 billion N & SW Cigarettes - N2.75 billion footwear, N7.07 billion SW Natural Rubber - N158.38 billion Raw Cocoa Beans - N62.198 billion Frozen shrimps and prawns - N4.96 billion The North remains the backbone of the cement industry in Nigeria (Dangote, Sokoto Cement, Obajana, BUA) and has seen a growth of 95.6 per cent in the span of 8 years, beginning 2005 to 2012 according to the Nigerian Cement Industry Report 2013 and with the rapid growth forecasted for the housing sector, the figures are set to rise. These are non-oil exports. The South-South is responsible for Oil exports. Where does the East lie in the whole equation? What do they produce? Most of Ibo businessmen are traders. PAN Nigeria (owned by ASD Motors, Kaduna) have been producing luxury world-standard cars for the past 30 years, and modern luxury automobiles like the 307 and 508 before newbies like Innoson started cobbling together spare parts from China. Dangote is the King of commerce in Nigeria, paying billions in tax and employing thousands, strengthening the Nigerian economy further. The FG Survey on SME’s showed that a whopping 99% of firms are micro enterprises, and Kano State has the 2nd highest number of SME’s in the country, closely following Lagos. I think it’s about time the Myth of the North being a parasite, especially being propounded by the REAL PARASITES themselves, is destroyed once and for all. The North contributes a lot to the Nigerian economy and is typically silent, an attribute being abused by the world renowned empty chestbeaters to distract attention from their hollow existence. 4 Likes |
| Politics / Re: Northern Nigeria Not A Parasite – Northern Govs Forum by prophetone(m): 5:12pm On Aug 23, 2014 |
[size=16pt]Rubbish![/size] Common sense tells you the SE, which produces absolutely NOTHING yet cannot stay in their land to develop, or even gain a livelihood from it are the Parasites. Instead they are scattered all over the place, leeching on their hosts – whether Ladipo Lagos or Sabon Gari, Kano - to earn a living, while spreading societal vices like kidnapping, rituals, armed robbery, baby manufacturing, rape_ etc. Last weeks case of the Ibo armed robbers in Illela border market, Sokoto State comes to mind. What else is the definition of a Parasite? I repeat, the SS, North and SW are the sustainers of the Nigerian economy, bringing in foreign exchange through exports. 5 Likes |
| Politics / Re: Adamawa: Jonathan Withdraws Support From Ribadu by prophetone(m): 3:44pm On Aug 23, 2014 |
Ribadu should face his woes alone. That's how he has chosen to lay his bed. 3 Likes |
| Politics / Re: A Thread For The Wise by prophetone(m): 3:29pm On Aug 23, 2014 |
OrlandoOwoh: I've always wondered why any American that contracts it survives while those in West Africa die. Yeah, there might be more to it than meets the eye. However, I believe that until a sustainable national electronic response centre is immediately established in all the African states where the dreaded Ebola virus is ravaging people and economies, controlling it may be a wild goose chase. Since we are learning-in-action as it's a new ailment, this centre will enable us to constantly keep contacting, tracing and following-up those who are ill or quarantined as a result of the virus to get first hand information. It will also ease collaboration amongst affected nations, and facilitate the deployment of a joint strategic approach to deal with Ebola. My two cents. |
| Politics / Re: Seun: Offline Reconciliation And Re-unification Is The Panacea by prophetone(m): 1:34pm On Aug 23, 2014 |
iboTOTOdeySMELL: FIXEDYeah reminds me of the exploits of 1967. 2 Likes |
| Politics / Re: Seun: Offline Reconciliation And Re-unification Is The Panacea by prophetone(m): 12:55pm On Aug 23, 2014 |
Ahhh...... the fresh smell of bigot blood. |
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