Mossadd:
Kano is the headquarter of drug abuse those people can take anything to get high I mean anything you can think of

Kano is the capital of northern drug abuse, while imo state is the capital of drug abuse in the southern Nigeria

Keep deceiving yourself, your cursed useless worthless backward shithole Imo state is not just the capital of drug abuse, but also the capital of terrorism in the entire southern Nigeria.

RichThugg:


East = Imo
North= Kano
West= skull mining
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Apart from Peter Obi and maybe Iweala, others are jesters.

galaxypropertie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEwmIrjqTgI

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CTxnS2uAgwZ/?utm_medium=copy_link

Lalasticlala mynd44 mukina2

He speaks good english

galaxypropertie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQkZ4cugU3U

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CTy9tFUjLWi/?utm_medium=copy_link

Lalasticlala mukina2

FFK

galaxypropertie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Uf_4wQiAUA

https://www.instagram.com/p/CTyrCbTMMHP/?utm_medium=copy_link

Lalasticlala mukina2

Nigeria

galaxypropertie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Uf_4wQiAUA

https://www.instagram.com/p/CTyrCbTMMHP/?utm_medium=copy_link

Lalasticlala mukina2

Nigeria my country

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eduj:

you don't know when to give up -do you ?
from henceforth, I will give you the best answer to morons like you

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You should give up with your stupidity that's driven by inferiority complex. slowpoke

According to your stupid post, you didn't claim so, but why are you here to post nonsense?

If the guy said you don't have any industry, why not open your own thread and invite him?

This is how you lots will be feeling so insecure and silly.

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eduj:


graduate slowpoke, read my posts again. The way some of you guys are touchy over nothing is absurd .

can you point out where I claimed that any estate in Aba is bigger than that of harbour in Anambra ?

A guy said Aba has no industrial estate, I corrected him with verifiable info and lo and behold , you just had to show the house how inept your reading and comprehension skills are .

you my dear lower primate are the one with a touchy ,stupid and harmful inferiority complex

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Shut up and take your inferiority complex out of here. Why are you here if not exactly what you are denying in your post? Why not open your own thread and promote your useless worthless backward shithole Abia state.

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eduj:



neat Anambra fly, Google earth will help you and it's free.

I don't see where I mentioned Aba in comparison with Anambra all through my post - it's obvious you didn't read it but charged in like the idiot you are -talk of inferiority complex

I don't engage in a dick measuring context with teens who entered puberty late and I don't remember mentioning you so Bleep off my monicker .

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Lalasticlala mynd44

Imam

This dirty Aba pig take your inferiority complex out of here. Show us full aerial coverage of such industrial complexes as show by the OP of this thread.

There is no doubt that Anambra leads in industrial presence in igbo land.

Anambra leads in GDP, IGR, VAT, etc

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eduj:



that's not exactly correct. in the heart of Aba ,you have an industrial estate that houses

Nigeria breweries,

livestock feeds (a subsidiary of UAC)

,vitafoam,

may and Baker ,

and the now defunct Aba textile Mills and also a mothballed unilever plant.

Along the osisioma stretch of the enugu-ph road is another industrial estate featuring

viva petrochemicals,

valumbra flour Mills,

tonimas lubricant blending plants,

Afrobev,

planet group of companies and dozens of aluminum roofing sheet factories with fuel stations.

you then have other industries interspaced with residential areas like pz, Aba milling plants, Gzi, seven-up bottling companies, glassforce and a host of others.

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Kasy nwa Nsukka you don eat today? I will soon show you my discussion with Chris

Zenithh:

Oremi22 well done. School them pls.
Anambra airport is fantastic

DubaiLandLord1:
You should have just explained to him in simple term. Ogbaru is a location inside the Onitsha Metropolis.

The guy is just dumb and unteachable. I have been schooling him here that Ogbaru and all other areas around Onitsha are now part and parcel of greater Onitsha metropolitan areas

Dumb illiterate, when you finish, come defend this also

BKayy:

Anambra.

You are totally a dumb illiterate. I have been schooling you here on metropolitan areas but you are unreachable, but i will keep teaching you none the less.

This is what the naval base is known as. You cannot change it because those areas are now part of Onitsha metropolitan areas. Dumb illiterate

BKayy:

So the Aboki that designed that sign post knows more than Vincent Ujummadu or Google map or more than the same Motorists that will take the person to the place?
Well, what do I expect from someone reasoning through a rotten moi moi as brain.
A difference of 7km is no joke. This is what you want people to stranded for by opening your yeye mouth to deceive people in the name of correcting the OP that knows his way through Anambra.

Dumb illiterate this is another example. Metallurgical institute is another example, it is located at Ogbaru too, but it's address is Onitsha

You are totally a dumb illiterate. I have been schooling you here on metropolitan areas but you are unreachable, but i will keep teaching you none the less.

This is what the naval base is known as. You cannot change it because those areas are now part of Onitsha metropolitan areas. Dumb illiterate

BKayy:

This is how people get lost.
You mean if somebody is going to the base which is about 7km from Onitsha, he will tell the taxi to take him to Onitsha?
Do you know much a taxi/bus or okada will charge for 7km journey?
You are no different from the Aboki that made than sign board.
Na rotten moi moi full two of una head.
Iti

Forget Google map because it will naturally capture anything on the Google depending on its location. But in real terms the place known as Onitsha naval base as shown in the pictures. Dumb village illiterate

BKayy:

@emboldened you mean the same way Google map knows it as such?
Iti mpataka
The coordinates are there, if your shallow reasoning can allow you to recognise it

Stop being a nuisance on every Anambra thread this illiterate. There's what's called metropolitan area. Those areas around Onitsha are now part and parcel of Onitsha metropolitan areas. That's why even a naval base in Ogbaru is known as Onitsha naval base. Illiteracy ajoka

BKayy:

Stop making a fool of yourself.
Indigenes are telling you the name of a place and you are defending what Aboki said.
Where is the gazette?

Stop embarrassing yourself nwokem. This is how the base is known even in the official Gazette. All those areas are now Onitsha metropolitan areas.

BKayy:

As usual you rely on Aboki to tell you where is where in Anambra.[b]There is a big difference between Indigenes and strangers in a locality. Knowing the actual boundaries and names of the towns is one of them.[/bhttps://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/navy-begins-construction-n1-2bn-base-anambra/

Shut up gworo man, imo and Abia states have always been the headquarters of IPOB and massob because their leaders are from the those states. Presently Owerri and Orlu are alternating the headquarters of IPOB, that's why so much insecurity in those axis

Abagworo:
There was 90% compliance though this is an improvement. However Imo wasn't really into IPOB until the coming of Uzodinma as Governor. No sit at home ever worked prior to 2020.

Stop embarrassing yourself nwokem, you don't know anything. I thought you said that it is Odekpe naval base. Shut up my friend

BKayy:

I said "anybody that understands Anambra" and I gave example with .
So you see, you can't expect him or me to make the same mistake an Aboki makes. The place the Naval base is located is Odekpe. Just type "Onitsha Naval outpost" and watch what Google and their Google map will bring out for you.
Strangers call everywhere around Onitsha "Onitsha" but indigenes know boundaries and respect it.
This is not "Imo State"
If the base is not associated with Nigerian military, the indigenes will go against that sign post or what they wrote on the entrance but we all know the consequences if they had done such.

In case you need eyeglasses to view it. This naval base is located deep inside Ogbaru but it is called Onitsha naval base. This is because all those places are now part and parcel of greater Onitsha metropolitan areas

Mechionu and stop embarrassing yourself here. For instance this is a signpost of Onitsha naval base that clearly located at Ogbaru. This is because all those places are now part and parcel of greater Onitsha metropolitan areas

BKayy:

First of all, there is nothing like "Onitsha naval base"
It is actually called "Navy outpost Odekpe"
And Onitsha port is actually in Onitsha (it didn't cross to the other side of the road)
Now check out where they said your second Niger Bridge will go from Asaba. That will give you a clue that anybody that understands Anambra doesn't make such flimsy mistakes.

This below answered the whole questions already with instances, go figure:- check your Google "metropolitan area"

All those places highlighted are part and parcel of greater Onitsha metropolitan areas. Onitsha metropolis has grown beyond the original Onitsha north and south LGAs.

That's why a port in Ogbaru is called "Onitsha Port".

That's why Naval base in Ogbaru is called "Onitsha naval base". I can go on and on with such instances

BKayy:

You make me laugh.
That is for strangers only that's why you can't expect an Indigene like to make such what might look like small mistake but serious offense to the communities in real life.
Fun fact, go to Mgbuka Obosi and try to call it Mgbuka Onitsha because you want to breathe life to the mythical "Metropolis area" and tell us how it went

Tomorrow go and ask FG to change Onitsha naval base to Ogbaru naval base or Onitsha port to Ogbaru port. You don't know anything, so mechionu

We don't do that nonsense here. All those places highlighted are part and parcel of greater Onitsha metropolitan areas. Onitsha metropolis has grown beyond the original Onitsha north and south LGAs.

That's why a port in Ogbaru is called "Onitsha Port".

That's why Naval base in Ogbaru is called "Onitsha naval base". I can go on and on with such instances

BKayy:

We don't do such nonsense here.
Onitsha is Onitsha
Obosi is Obosi
Ogbaru is Ogbaru
Okpoko is Okpoko
Nkwerre is Nkwerre
Nkpor is Nkpor
We don't call someone's house Mr B house because of some stupid myopic reasons.
We respect individual autonomy and give accolades /recognition to the person in particular.

Proeast, imo state is a useless worthless backward state that contributes nothing to igbo land and Nigeria at large. Come let's discuss. Ndi iberibe

Five northern states, two south-western states, two south-south states, and one south-eastern state collected a total of N373.84bn of the N836.51bn Value Added Tax allocation available for states in 14 months.

This is according to the latest FAAC allocation data available from the National Bureau of Statistics for the months of January 2020 through to February 2021.

In the period under review, the thirty-six states of the federation and the Federal Government shared N1.09tn as VAT revenue from the Federation Accounts Allocation Committee.

The top 10 states were: Lagos (N153.94bn), Kano (N32.48bn), Oyo (N29.85bn), Rivers (N28.43bn), Kaduna (N24.75bn), Katsina (N22.72bn), Delta (N20.91bn), Bauchi (N20.49bn), Anambra (N20.14bn), and Jigawa (N20.13bn).

Lagos got the largest share of VAT revenue in the period under review (N153.94bn), while Nasarawa got the least allocation of N15.36bn.

Based on the regions, the South-West region received the highest VAT allocation (N256.21bn), followed by the North-West (N154.41bn), South-South (N119.88bn), North-East (107.43bn), North-Central (N106.58bn). The South-East received the least from the VAT allocations (N91.99bn).

The bottom 10 states were Nasarawa (N15.36bn), Bayelsa (N15.79bn), Taraba (N16.23bn), Gombe (N16.33bn), Kwara (N16.35bn), Ekiti (N16.46bn), Yobe (N16.90bn), Abia (N17.03bn), Ebonyi (N17.04bn), and Cross River (N17.17bn).

According to Investopedia, VAT is a consumption tax that is levied on a product repeatedly at every point of sale at which value has been added. In Nigeria, VAT is collected by the Federal Inland Revenue Service and shared by the Federal Government.

According to data from the NBS, VAT has a non-import VAT local, non-import VAT for foreign, and Nigerian Customs Service Import VAT components.

In 2020, N1.53tn was generated as VAT in the nation. Non-import VAT local accounted for N763bn, non-import VAT for foreign accounted for N420.43bn, and NCS-Import VAT accounted for N347.72.

Locally derived tax accounts for about 50 per cent of total VAT, while imported goods and foreign goods or services not imported account for the other half. Local VAT is imposed on goods and services consumed within each state of the federation.

Based on the country’s revenue sharing formula, the Federal Government gets 15 per cent of VAT, while states share 50 per cent, and local governments share 35 per cent based on the sharing formula. In the period under review, the Federal Government got N251.55bn from VAT.

In an August 10 ruling, the Federal High Court sitting in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, declared that it was the Rivers State Government, and not the Federal Inland Revenue Services, that should collect VAT and Personal Income Tax in the state.

In 2020, the total internally generated revenue of the 36 states in Nigeria was N1.21tn.

A former Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun, had said 55 per cent of total local VAT was generated in Lagos.

Based on this indication, in 2020, Lagos may have contributed N419.65bn. in the same year, however, it received N130.97bn.

The Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, said recently that Rivers State generated N15bn VAT revenue in June this year, but got only N4.7bn. He added that Kano generated N2.8bn in the same month and got the same N2.8bn back.

Wike also said that Lagos generated N46.4bn but received N9.3bn.

The Director-General, Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Dr Chinyere Almona, on Sunday said the current sharing formula for the states and LGAs should be adjusted using the factors of equality 20 per cent, population 30 per cent, and derivation 50 per cent.

This is against the present system of equality 50 per cent, population 30 per cent, and derivation 20 per cent.

According to her, this arrangement should be agreeable to the concerned parties and can drive innovation on revenue generation in all the states towards increasing their internally generated revenue.

She added that it would also make the states more sensitive to the needs of businesses in their respective jurisdictions.

Almona said, “The first concern of the chamber is the confusion that businesses face as to who is in charge of VAT collection. This is not healthy for the business community and planning.

“We, however, hail the swift intervention of the Court of Appeal to reduce the uncertainties surrounding these controversies.

“Businesses should not be subjected to unnecessary hurdles and made to pay the same tax twice from different agencies.

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“The Federal Government should urgently establish an understanding with states on what is best for the nation and businesses.”

According to the Head of Economics Department, Pan-Atlantic University Lagos, Dr Lekan Aworinde, if state governments start to collect VAT, there would be some positive as well as negative outcomes.

He said, “On the positive side, states can boost their internally generated revenue, meaning that states that realise huge amounts of money from VAT will be able to generate more revenue to themselves.

“However, on the flip side, we do not know whether states will have the structure to be able to collect this tax. What I mean is that tax collection involves a lot of structures such as the policies and the tax planning; also, do these states have the manpower to collect these taxes. If they don’t, the process might not be that smooth and effective.

“Aside all of this, if the administration of VAT falls to the state, how sure are we that they will be able to remit what is due to the local governments.

“In many cases, even with the old systems when federation account allocations come in, state governments do not remit the share of local governments as expected.”

He added that there was the possibility of multiple taxations, especially on imports.

Aworinde added, “There is also the possibility of multiple taxation which can be caused when both the federal and state government charge VAT for certain items like imports. Multiple taxation will have a ripple effect on the economy.

“It will hamper ease of doing business in the country, erode investor’s confidence in the country and further decrease foreign investments, largely because investors don’t want to come into a country with too many taxes.

“With investments on the decrease, unemployment will spike, which will also pull more people below the poverty line.

“As income remains constant while cost of goods and services keep increasing, heightened poverty or a rapid increase in the poverty rate in the country is inevitable.”

Meanwhile, the Fiscal Policy Partner and Africa Tax Leader, PwC, Taiwo Oyedele, has said challenging any ambiguity or treatment the states consider inconsistent with the constitution in court, is a healthy development for the system.

Oyedele said this in an interview with one of our correspondents, in response to the states’ attorneys’ general’s prayer to the supreme court to determine whether or not the states have the sole authority to administer and collect stamp duties on all transactions involving individuals and persons within their respective states.

The PUNCH had reported that the Attorney-General of the 36 states of the federation had dragged the Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, before the Supreme Court over the failure of the Federal Government to remit the funds generated from stamp duties into states’ accounts.

Oyedele said, “There is generally no ambiguity regarding the collection of stamp duties. States are entitled to collect stamp duty on any dutiable instruments between individuals. Where a corporate entity is involved, the Federal Government is empowered to collect the stamp duty.

“While each state gets to keep the stamp duty collected by them, any stamp duty collected by the Federal Government is to be shared to states at 100 per cent less cost of collection based on derivation.”

In another development, an economist and private sector advocate, Dr Muda Yusuf, has advised the National Assembly and the Federal Ministry of Finance to halt the proposed excise duties on a segment of the manufacturing sector.

Yusuf said this in a statement on Sunday in response to the announcement by the Nigerian Customs Service during the 2022-2024 Medium Term Expenditure Framework assessment in the National Assembly to reintroduce excise duties on the production of soft drinks in the country.

Yusuf described the move as ill-timed, inappropriate and detrimental to the growth of the manufacturing sector, saying that it negated the economic recovery and job creation objectives of the federal government

He said, “Many upcoming small businesses in the beverage sector would be hard hit by this proposal. The millions of micro enterprises in the soft drinks’ distribution chain will be adversely impacted by the imposition of the excise tax.”

He added that the reality was that Nigerian manufacturing companies were going through tremendous stress at the moment, affecting sales, turnover, profitability, shareholder value and the sustainability of investments in the sector.
https://punchng.com/vat-five-northern-states-two-sw-two-ss-among-top-beneficiaries/

https://www.nairaland.com/6750098/vat-five-northern-two-south-west

Stupid post from an envious frustrated fellow. Who asked you to come in defence of Anambra? We all know how you roll here, by making veiled posts that intend to promote your backward Imo state and put down others.

This is not the first you are doing it. We fought over this in Anambra thread until I decided to move to Imo thread, that was when you slowed down.

All we asked is that you face your backward useless worthless shithole Imo state. Anambra people are enough on nairaland to talk a out their state.

Onye abulu onu

Onye ala

Onye nenye nsi

Onye Obi ojoo

Onye ekwensu kpolu oku.

Ezi ofia

Anuofa

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proeast:

You sleep and wake up hating on other Igbo states but whenever any Igbo state (including Anambra) is attacked by either North or West, the same Igbos you hate will defend Anambra but you imposter will go to sleep or just wait to see how you will conveniently side with them to attack Imo, Enugu, Abia or Ebonyi. Go to threads about these Igbo states and your different monikers will be everywhere spilling bile against them. ou're not smart enough to pull off your impersonation, because anyone can easily see through it. Stop decieving yourself and return to the North where you come from. Anambra people are not known to be foolish. Onye aburu onu!
Anumachobiri!!
Ezi ohia!!!

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post=105765418:

No industrial estate in southeast can be compare to HIL in Southeast

You are very correct

Anuofia, we know about your veiled hate and envy towards Anambra. You parade over 200 monikers including galaxypropertie, ihatewike, etc.

Why would you ask the guy for the source if not because you doubted him out of your envy and bitterness?

I will keep exposing you ediots that hide within igbo unity to hate on Anambra due to your envy toward the progressive state.

Proeast, it was still you that would always boast that "imo is this and that in SE ", why limit it to SE, why not extend it to Nigeria? Useless hypocrite. Na me fit una.

Onye ala

Ezi ofia


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proeast:

Nwa bingo from almajiri states claiming to be from Anambra. Look at how he is trying to reduce this to a contest between Igbo states when it's a national problem between North and South. Only an ignorant fool who doesn't know you're an imposter from parasitic North.I asked for the source because I have been searching for data on VAT generation among states. How does that indicate I'm not happy for Anambra?Anambra is probably the most Industrialized state in both SE and SS, but you will always limit it to SE just to sow seed of discord among brothers and not promote SE.Your hate for anything Igbo is known by all, you can't love Anambra and hate Igbos because only an imposter will do that. You with your 100 monikers and that guy that calls himself juliusmalema are hateful imposters using Anambra to attack Igbo interests.Anu ohia!
Ezi Bida!!

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