EasternWind:
The exactly that one ur region is feeling fat on

deomelo:



1. FG neglect and lack of attention is not limited to any state or region in Nigeria including Lagos

2. Many states with sensible and capable governors saw this anomaly and pulled up their sleeves to find meaningful solutions to their economic problems and challenges like doing economic summits for investments, building their own roads, bridges, airports and even seaports.

3. The SE has a different problem that no man can fix because this is a region where they've been thought to always point fingers, never do anything to better, always blame people outside their region for their misfortunes and incompetent governors and elected leaders all the way to the national level.

4. The SE has a FG dependency problem, they think and believe the FG is their only way to economic salvation and not the governors they pay to look out for them, they don't even talk about their governors or act as if they have governors, but they know everything about governors in other states, they even know more about Osun state than their own state and governors.

5. How do you justify siting around and pointing fingers that the FG is killing you economically because they did not build airport for you when other states are building or have built their own airports with their own money without the FG?

6. They want us to believe that they are the best in everything and they own everything from Lagos to Abuja, but poorer states are building their own everything and getting better IGR, but you the so called most industrious can not do anything, can not even join money together to build a common regional airport.

7. The problem in the SE is not only a credible and competent leadership problem, they have a can't do anything and a systemic, societal, cultural and communal problem, it's a society with leaders with no vision or foresight, leaders who are not proactive or able to formulate any great ideas to better their people, but they all do agree that the FG is their problem and only FG can solve their economic problem when in fact this is not true and the fact that poorer states without seaports or airports are doing better economically clearly shows that they are proffering solutions to their economic challenges so why can't the almighty SE do the same instead of a sick and weird co-dependency problem with the FG.

EasternWind:
Hahahaha


With all this revenue of the west still they wish to remain in Nigeria and feed fat from Biafra's OIL.

SHAMELESS LAIRS

new2020:


Another confirmation you are an Afonja is using the word "pu$ssy". That's all you afonjas know...women and their private parts. Weren't you raised by just your mother without your father?

Zirah:
SilentHaulers. My guy. U don dey squash dem again.

TheArchangel:
You've not made any economic sense since inception of this thread, so toddle on abeg.

TheArchangel:
You lack deductive sense of reasoning. You are so bigoted that you see ethnic slurs on any comments made. Smh.
Are you telling me that traders no longer come to different part of Nigeria and west Africa to buy imported goods in Lagos. Boy, tufiakwa gi dia.

Super1Star:


Is PH only Rivers. Do you know how far Bonny is to PH. I repeat Rivers Is father away from Lagos to Enugu.

Stating Kano is in a desert is a figurative expression to show it is in the far North, you slow poke.

You were arguing on distance to Lagos and I was showing your argument does not hav any basis.

TheArchangel:
you don't understand a thing and you refuse to even understand.

When the industries imports their raw materials where is it coming from?
Most traders that troop to Lagos daily where is there wares coming from.? Do you think that if there is a port in Onne, calabar, Onitsha, Lokoja that the numbers will remain same? Get an education boy.

I ain't envious of SW, not at all. I am just having a conversation. Damn it.

TheArchangel:
You and your Jonathan's excuse. This is pure economics not some damn politics you guys play in Nigeria. We are discussing Economics here Boy. Damn it.
Shove that your bigoted speech up your asS and understand the economic factors in play here.

beberebe:
This is the real SW states financial statues..... forget all those self acclaimed high IGR....

TheArchangel:
The excuse will continue to haunt Nigerians till they do the right thing.
Imagine having seaports concentrated on one axis and expect more income from the other axis. What hypocrisy. Why should every commodities needed by 180 million Nigerians be imported from Lagos-Ogun axis? Who made it so and who is benefiting most from it?? And he is here typing stale excuses. Smh.
You can't wriggle yourself out of the excuse cos you know deep down that it is the obvious facts. Get ONNE and calabar seaports working for now and see what will happen in 2 years.

YorubaForum:
This Afonjas can be funny atimes, they are wailing on the internet but right now in their hearts, is a moment of sorrow

HEYWAYA:


You said apart from Enugu town? Well, as for Anambra there is no exception and all corners of the gully-infested hell-hole is nothing but a giant graveyard that people only return to when there is a dead grandpa to bury.
I personally have no problem with Umu Enugu selling their Okpa across the decaying stretch of your ritual-infested gullies. With bus-loads of your imbecilic first sons shipped down from Lagos, Enugu and Abuja on daily basis to waste far away from the eyes of the people holding their destinies, it would be very uncharitable for Enugu people - who obviously have milk of human kindness flowing in them, to not provide them with the cheapest thing that their monthly stipends could afford.

TheArchangel:
The revenue generation tilts more to the southwest cos of the presence of the nation's seaports. Establish ports in the SS and see all this stats balancing.
The proximity of businesses close to ports is a major factor here. Check the revenues of those farther from the seaports and you'll understand perfectly.

new2020:


Afoonja as expected. They will rail about Lagos but fail to realize over 70% of the companies and industries are owned by Igbos, the rest by other Nigerians and Foreigners. 90% of companies in Ogun are owned by Foreigners.

huptin:
The Igbo's say Yoruba's don't want them to get Biafra, now the Hausa's are saying that Yoruba's are the ones pushing Igbo's towards Biafra, now I am very confused, I don't just know what to believe.

gberra:
Agreed. Just like this cone head.

IgboAmakaa:


i am not supporting the act


y will he be insulting a whole tribe because of one person

EmeriitusMbaM:


This village house boy is still ranting here, you have no shame at all. Heard your late father was even buried by the Houseboy Association of Nigeria, Lagos chapter.