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Badagry Senior grammar school

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Lagos-Abeokuta

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Berger Pedestrian Bridge

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Hopefully in the future, we can do more for Lagosians with money from Our Oyel.
Signed - LASG nairaland branch.

UyiIredia:
Old tori.

lol bad guy ...

YerYer:
You are too spiteful and still refuse to see the fallacy in your logic. How do you know he's igbo?

Guy, that dude is Igbo...
ever heard of post history? type in Intellect20 into the search box and go and read his history of Anti-Yoruba comments.
btw, what is the fallacy in my logic?

raumdeuter:
prostrate as usual

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Ha... mods have cleaned up this thread.

Dhenz:
Tell me how yorubas outshine igbos? Am not an ethnic bigot and in as much as I understand your stand point,you also goofed in your attempt to right a wrong. You should have ignored the use..ss bi..t

So, why do they feel the need to mention Yoruba before making 10 words every time?
Na Yoruba people send them come earth? If we are not the better race, they wouldn't even be concerned with us.

YerYer:
You are not any better than that idiot who made that tasteless remark. You don't even know if the person is igbo but you were quick to hurl unnecessary insults at an entire tribe. You are filled with hate just like the idiot you replied. What makes me happy in this whole scenario, is the fact that just a few other idiots actually liked the guy'said comment. If people were blindly picking sides, I'm pretty sure more igbos would've liked his comment but instead they are mature enough to ignore silly bigot despite any preconceived rivalry btwn igbos and yorubas. Amazingly though, way more people liked your comment which is a tasteless attack you enjoy entire tribe. I shake my head, stop hate, not spread it.

Oh wait.... so Igbos are now more mature than Yorubas because he got six likes?
Oh pleease.... All you need to do is go to another thread to see over 100 likes for an anti Yoruba comment.
I think you were probably expecting me to shower blessings and sweet words at him for talking ill of my people? Respect is reciprocal.

Ogbuefi2020:
Lol. Like I said nobody is moved by this cowardly act

Keep saying that to yourself, while your brothers will later cowardly come later to "Negotiate"
Anyways, I will have your time wella tomorrow.

Ogbuefi2020:
Have shame small na. Burning shop at night is the most cowardly act ever

Go tell that to the Japanese that bombed pearl harbor in the dead of Night.
I pity you.

Ogbuefi2020:
I find it funny that you take this cowardly act as a big deal. Watch how the traders move on like nothing happened and re-stock their shops

Myfriend keep quiet. Why won't you say I am taking it as a big deal, when your merchandise isn't among the ones burnt. Go say that to one of the 70 souls that will be wailing tonight, not me...lmao
You are probably not even in Nigeria.
Of course some will try and push drugs to Asia and Latin America to get some cash to then restock like they have always done anyways.

Ogbuefi2020:
Hehehehe. Lafing at yoruba cowards. You all will still pay indirectly

The ones that have been burnt and demolished since the beginning of the year, what have you cowards done about it?
Indirectly ko, short cutly ni.

asorocker:
Yes you can quote him to do the needful so that you can continue with your self deceit and hypocrisy
Everyone is realising what nairaland is turning into and it is just a question of time

Please what is it turning to, tell us?
Because I felt it was turning into that same thing yesterday. It is only when the tide is not turning your way that you feel NL is turning into something, not when you are laughing your skulls out in derision of another.

asorocker:
Do igbos have the set pieces to hold hausas to ransom in kaduna or even Abuja or Nigeria at large, igbos defended themselves in kaduna, time will tell what would happen in Lagos, when igbos react, Lagos would burn to ashes. If igbos can defend their lives in kaduna during the riots then Lagos is a little thing.
I really love what is happening and I pray it doesn't end here.

Igbos defended themselves in which kaduna? Igbos that run home with their tails between their legs every time there is a crisis in Jos, Kaduna and Kano, only to return weeks later after everyone don forget..... then they start lamenting to the UN that they are being killed and start signing online petitions begging putin, Obama and Merkel to come to their aid.
Same way they all ran away from the West during the height of the MKO Abiola saga... telling yorubas that they were on their own.
Lagos is a little thing abi... ok then cool.

Our miscreants are the ones that will fight you, not the useful 99% of our people, while our elites will pull the strings.

AnakinSkywalker:
The Yorubas must have read Tsun Zu's ART OF WAR.

They retaliated quietly.
Let us stop this violence. It is not helping anyone.
Lives are lost, property damaged.

My bloda Battle is a one day braggado, War is a medium to long term art that require set pieces like chess.
Do Igbos have the set pieces to hold Yorubas to ransom in Lagos or nigeria at large? I think not.

youngeagle:
Lagos State Government should fish out the culprits and deal with them,the hatred is getting out of hand,

Which Lagos state government?
The one run by Ambode, or the one run by Eze ndigbo Jimi Agbaje?

LMAO!!!!

Intellect20:
See him black skinny face...typical yorubba man with inordinate taste for veggie

LOL... Yoruba na Igbo people nightmare for Naija.
report talk about Ghana , you still dey see Yoruba man.... eehya, get well soon.

Intellect20:
See him black skinny face...typical yorubba man with inordinate taste for veggie

LOL... Yoruba na Igbo people nightmare for Naija. Your lords and masters. It must really suck that Yorubas outshine you in everything.
Report talk about Ghana but you saw Yoruba. Even if na S.A, China, USA or Japan, you go still dey see Yoruba man..... eehya, get well soon, and hope you do not see Yoruba in your dream tonight.

kokobongo:
Ghana's

So SW Nigeria alone has more phones than Ghana.

Noneroone:
It will be so silly to assume this figure accurately represent online presence of each region or even population. Having multiple simcards does not translate to having multiple users. Eg glo is dead in the East but many use it alonside their main mtn sim in the west. Some even have three sims. Nairaland census always see Anambra always having most pple.

Glo is not dead in the East.
Is it because I didn't post the network breakdown for each state? You can say it is not popular as it is in the west, but a very far cry from dead.

Owliver:
which one be comprehension now. you wan insult me i made that comment in response to those that commented not you. i shouldnt have quoted you

No vex then.

YonkijiSappo:
Jesu!! The Gap between the South West and the other regions is so huge, it is not even funny.
And these people said Lagos was 9 Million in 2006, but active phones alone don almost double official population figure for Lagos loool.
Same goes for Ogun and Oyo.....
Nigerian government kind of lies are not common sense lies, even a toddler will know when they see it.

Lagos is nothing less than 25 Million, Ogun and Oyo are no less than 10 Million and the South west as a whole is no less than 57 Million people if almost 44 Million of the people there can afford to keep their phone lines active, not to mention all those remote villages in Northern Oyo, Ilaje and Ijebu creeks and near the Benin borner that have no cell coverage. (Multiple lines notwithstanding, I would have said 65 Million)

You didn't even mention minors and young teenagers without Phones.

Owliver:
I grew up in Lagos, I live in Lagos. Lagos can't be 85% Yoruba. if you actually live there then stop lying. there's no accurate figure but if you want to estimate non-yourbas should make up at least 30%

Reading comprehension people.
I didn't say Lagos, I said SW.... and that the reason Yorubas aren't more that 85% is because of Lagos.

Boring.

chemystery:
Yes, a hardworking man does not stay at home. His statistics counts at his place of work.

Stop beating your chest over statistical figures that constitutes over 50% of foreigners.

Everyone knows that for every 1 Yoruba man in SE, there are 10,000 Igbo men in SW.

Respect to all hardworking Igbos all over the world.

Shioor.. 50% foreigners ko, 100% Aliens ni.
those figures for the SW you see there is nothing less than 85% Yoruba. And Lagos is the ony reason it is even that low. All other tribes have the other 15%
You better go think of how to save ur region from massive brain and labour drain

where is Lalasticlala sef....

It is me, Scholes0, your resident nairaland statistician, and here are some new interesting information from the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics for your Consumption and planning. This info can help business owners, web marketers, telemarketers, etc know how to plan, and focus on their target Networks, Regions and Audiences. Enjoy.
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This is the latest Information from the NBS via the Nigerian Communications Commission. The report presents the Total number of active voice and internet subscribers by states of the federation as at March 2016.

The number of active voice subscriptions stood at 148.74 Million at the end of Q1 2016 with MTN accounting for 57.04 million (or 38% of total), followed by Glo with 34.60 million subscribers (or 23.2 % of total) and Airtel with 33.86 million (22.7%).

[size=15pt]Lagos State accounted for the largest share of active voice subscribers with 19.04 million or 12.8% of the total, followed by Ogun State with 8.53 million subscribers or 5.7%, Kano State with 7.81 million or 5.25%, Oyo State with 7.53 million subscribers or 5.06% of the total, then FCT and Rivers State with 6.03 million (4.05%) and 5.84 million (3.93%) respectively.[/size] It is observed that four of the top five States (Lagos, Ogun, Oyo and Kaduna) with respect to active voice subscriptions had total subscribers in excess of their official population number as provided by the Nigerian Population Commission as shown in table 3 except for Kano and Rivers whose official population figures exceeded the number of active voice subscribers at the end of q1 2016.

Table 1 also shows that Lagos was the dominant market for all of the active voice telecom companies accounting for 10.05% of MTN total voice subscribers (followed by Ogun, Kaduna and Rivers in that order); 10.03% for Glo (followed by Oyo, Niger, Ogun and FCT in that order); 16.0% for Airtel (followed by Ogun, Kano and Oyo); and 19.1% of Etisalat voice subscribers (followed by Ogun, Kaduna and Rivers in that order)
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[size=13pt]Active Voice Lines
Breakdown By States and Regions[/size]

1* LAGOS - 19,046,657
2* OGUN - 8,535,893
3* KANO - 7,811,290
4* OYO - 7,538,586
5* KADUNA - 6,787,117

6* F.C.T - 6,034,907
7* RIVERS - 5,849,535
8* NIGER - 5,137,400
9* DELTA - 4,934,551
10* EDO - 4,744,110

11* ANAMBRA - 4,249,792
12* BENUE - 3,812,334
13* OSUN - 3,708,809
14* ONDO - 3,473,437
15* KATSINA - 3,449,189

16* KWARA - 3,334,543
17* IMO - 3,315,208
18* NASSARAWA - 3,261,964
19* ABIA - 3,177,965
20* AKWA IBOM - 3,116,758

21* ENUGU - 3,096,071
22* PLATEAU - 3,026,409
23* KOGI - 3,004,325
24* BAUCHI - 2,747,326
25* ADAMAWA - 2,723,955

26* BORNO - 2,406,151
27* SOKOTO - 2,248,306
28* CROSS RIVER - 2,198,942
29* KEBBI - 2,050,089
30* TARABA - 2,021,112

31* JIGAWA - 1,820,249
32* GOMBE - 1,815,166
33* ZAMFARA - 1,678,476
34* EBONYI - 1,436,945
35* EKITI - 1,425,945
36* YOBE - 1,402,357

** OTHERS (UNIDENTIFIED) - 1,213,511
37* BAYELSA - 1,110,084

Total Nigerian Active Voice Lines: 148,745,464

REGIONS:
South West = 43,729,327 Active Voice Lines (29.40%)
South South = 21,953,980 Active Voice Lines (14.76%)
South East = 15,275,981 Active Voice Lines (10.27%)

North West = 25,844,716 Active Voice Lines (17.37%)
North Central = 21,576,975 Active Voice Lines (14.50%)
North East = 13,116,067 Active Voice Lines (8.80%)

F.C.T = 6,034,907 Active Voice Lines (4.05%)

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[size=13pt]Active Internet Subscriptions
Breakdown By States and Regions[/size]

1* LAGOS - 12,620,662
2* OGUN - 5,629,424
3* OYO - 4,908,092
4* KADUNA - 4,231,710
5* KANO - 4,134,266

6* F.C.T - 4,132,172
7* RIVERS - 3,853,300
8* NIGER - 3,301,721
9* DELTA - 3,225,365
10* EDO - 3,144,922

11* ANAMBRA - 2,608,805
12* BENUE - 2,424,091
13* OSUN - 2,284,205
14* ONDO - 2,240,949
15* NASARAWA - 2,175,394

16* KWARA - 2,115,199
17* KOGI - 2,040,082
18* IMO - 2,023,867
19* ABIA - 2,010,551
20* PLATEAU - 1,921,857

21* KATSINA - 1,887,194
22* ENUGU - 1,873,467
23* AKWA IBOM - 1,861,330
24* ADAMAWA - 1,621,508
25* BAUCHI - 1,559,609

26* CROSS RIVER - 1,375,251
27* BORNO - 1,347,355
28* SOKOTO - 1,264,793
29* KEBBI - 1,162,543
30* TARABA - 1,154,720

31* GOMBE - 1,063,522
32* JIGAWA - 898,399
33* EKITI - 879,702
34* ZAMFARA - 851,669
35* EBONYI - 796,519
36* BAYELSA - 732,777

37* YOBE - 694,631
** OTHERS (UNIDENTIFIED) - 373,113

Total Nigeria Active Internet Subscriptions: 92,424,736

REGIONS:
South West = 28,563,034 Active Internet Subscriptions (31.0%)
South South = 14,192,945 Active Internet Subscriptions (15.35%)
South East = 9,313,209 Active Internet Subscriptions (10.0%)

North West = 14,430,574 Active Internet Subscriptions (15.61%)
North Central = 13,978,344 Active Internet Subscriptions (15.12%)
North East = 7,441,345 Active Internet Subscriptions (8.05%)

F.C.T = 4,132,172 Active Internet Subscriptions (4.47%)

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SOURCE: http://www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/

I am happy for Lagos state. And I hope the ogo fields also start pumping soon.
Semasir , it would interest you to know that the Ogo oil field was one of the largest crude oil discoveries of 2013.

Have a look here. A massive 775 Million barrels of oil in Ogo offshore Lagos.

Lontra oil and gas discovery – Angola – 900mmboe
Ogo oil and gas discovery – Nigeria – 775mmboe
Nene Marine oil and gas discovery – Congo Brazzaville - 700mmboe
Bay du Nord oil discovery – Canada – 450mmboe
Salamat gas discovery – Egypt – 500mmboe
B14/B17 gas discoveries – Malaysia – 850mmboe
Coronado oil discovery – US GoM – 550mmboe
Maximino oil discovery – Mexico GoM – 500mmboe
Agulha/Coral gas discoveries – Mozambique – 700mmboe each
Tangawizi gas discovery – Tanzania – 575mmboe

http://www.ogfj.com/articles/2014/01/top-oil-and-gas-discoveries-of-2013.html

My bro, Badagry is about to experience a boom , if things are done right.

semasir:
Yes oooooooooooooo.... My Badagry, my Future

I am officially happy for you guyz.
Hopefully, the 13% derivation is put into good use in developing badagry.
And I pray may oilfields are found.... Another one, the Ogo oilfield larger than Aje is currently under prospect, still in the Dahomey basin..

Just google Ogo Oil discovery and Ogo Oilfield.

Semasir .

see your badagry oo....
Mawu has blessed us.

Harvesthomes:
@scholes ur opinion.I grew up in Badagry...Read my comments anti SE SS,it's more viable to find oil in Ekiti Ondo and Osun "mofo" i'm not against yoruba ppl.ur comment depicts ur stufidity

lol, can you just post verifiable facts and stop beating about the bush.
Why would it be more viable to find oil in the hilly landscapes of Ekiti and Osun than coastal badagry?