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Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 8:04pm On Mar 15, 2020
Ritchiee:
Why didn't you post the boys (adult
literacy,otondo? grin
By the way most of your people try to catch up with the Yorubas but eventually run to the SW to hawk gala while Yorubas go on to the universities both home and abroad.
Don't mind the flattienonono of a thing. grin cool
Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 8:03pm On Mar 15, 2020
AmuDimpka:
When they said they are educated ....I laugh, the whole world is seeing the statistics and the power of data and graphs I have presented

You guys can have a look at literacy rates and also let the world judge who is more educated
Nonsense.

What's this rubbish, one sided(female) stats gotten from aba, twitter got to do with the reality on ground?

You better provide link and the year your yeye stats were done grin
Politics › Re: 25 Largest Cities/urban Areas In Nigeria By Landmass by totit: 10:30pm On Mar 10, 2020
This is educative. cool
Education › Re: Truths Only Few Can Handle... You Were Warned by totit: 6:02pm On Mar 07, 2020
The Op right here knows what he's saying---deep though, for the weak and polluted heart to smell and see.

Those of you abusing him can't see beyond what you've been told, your nose, or grew up with.

Some of this info not all though, is correct.

I am enjoying this shocked
Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 11:34pm On Mar 01, 2020
mercyville:
I can see the way you have been slaughtering them( he has many monickers).
He might even be in an IDP camp in Anambra.
Facts my brother. grin

It's not about dishing out trophy about with nothing to contribute. The intelligent ones don't go about hailing they gaze at facts and move on. cool

It is well.
cool
Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 10:37pm On Mar 01, 2020
Anambralstson:
Anambra State is leading state, if not for envy and Jealous from your tribe you guys suppose to be learning from them, this is a state the economy is largely controlling by the Indigenous, no seaport or airport yet, still the are fourth largest economy after Lagos, Rivers and FCT, doing credibly well more than states with these facilities, you can say the same in your region, almost all the industries are owned by foreigners
He has sudden switched to his usual self.

Lmao. grin

And suddenly, he has to resort to emotional blackmail.
Typical of you, and typical of you lot.

Continue to dwell in the year 2010 while we are in the year 2020.

Lmao.

By the way, this is just a normal tete-a-tete of NL so don't get too personal. After all, anambra is one of my fav state in the SE, and imo. cool grin

Come back to the year 2020 abeg. See below again ;

Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 10:30pm On Mar 01, 2020
mercyville:
He is just out of an IDP camp.Can't season properly cheesy grin
The dude keep showing us 2010-2015 as if that would return us back to these years.

The 2019-2020 stats placed the whole of SE at zero level. Why would there be need then to include the so called " almighty ' anambra or any state from that region on the information?

Just don't understand the dude.

He was receiving hailings yesterday and feeling like one superhero because some of us don't just have the time arguing over some irrelevant and over the beaten issue.
Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 10:14pm On Mar 01, 2020
Anambralstson:
Check five years transactions between Ogun and Anambra then you will release Anambra is not your mate
Oga. Did you check your screenshot at all? It says, 6years ago Nah.

cool
Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 10:13pm On Mar 01, 2020
Anambralstson:
I can see you are empty
I guess that's done and dusted.

Let's move to another one then. Shall we? cool
Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 10:12pm On Mar 01, 2020
Anambralstson:
From the map I saw UNDP show me what you posted from there website
This is their official website
https://www.undp.org/content/undp/en/home.html
How is it my fault you can't figure out nah grin?

Mind you, even your table established and confirmed my stats. Did you checked the intensity of SW states and compared with SE states.

I gave you more global and concrete facts including the local one. Mind you grin
Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 10:09pm On Mar 01, 2020
Anambralstson:
See reason why I'm asking for states performance, this from 2010-2015, Southeast was 4 trillion while Southwest minus Lagos was 2trillion
That was 2010 Nah.

It's quite unfortunate that the whole of SE is at zero levels this time.

The question is, why would they include anambra this time when it's not visible this time?

Note ; lagos and Ogun state made the list in the previous info. So, this is not about lagos. undecided

grin

Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 10:06pm On Mar 01, 2020
Anambralstson:
IS financialnigeria now UNDP website? Show me what you posted from UNDP website
https://ophi.org.uk/research/multidimensional-poverty/

https://ophi.org.uk/

I do hope you understand the word ' intensity " tho.

Below, is what you seek cool

cheesy

https://mppn.org/nigeria-national-mpi/
Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 9:53pm On Mar 01, 2020
Anambralstson:
Show me states performance table not region
Do you even understand what it means for a whole region to be excluded, including your " so call almighty anambra " this time grin

Kikikikikikiki

I mean, a whole region grin and you are still asking me to provide you with state-by-state info?

I mean, let's use common sense now. The whole of SE is at zero so why should there need to provide any, anymore?

It's called " overall " doorh grin
Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 9:41pm On Mar 01, 2020
grin

Nothing sweeter than having some troll you, helplessly, hopelessly cool

Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 9:39pm On Mar 01, 2020
grin
Now, this is what we call development. cool

Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit:
ngoxievergreen:
No doubt that is Ibadan, but the point is that 98% of Ibadan is littered with rustic brown roofs and mud houses
Are you the old hairy ngozievergreen that was disgraced,and became a vagabond on nl few years back? grin

I can you see uploading Ibadan of old with repetition. grin

Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 9:35pm On Mar 01, 2020
grin

Ibadan

Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 9:33pm On Mar 01, 2020
mercyville:
Ibadan is more developed than the entire Igboland which is one massive IDP camp.
Stop comparing IDP camps with Ibadan.

Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 9:32pm On Mar 01, 2020
Ibadan ;

Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 9:23pm On Mar 01, 2020
Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 9:17pm On Mar 01, 2020
Islam › Re: Igbo Muslims and prominent igbo Muslims Politicians In Igbo Land(photos) by totit: 7:46pm On Mar 01, 2020
Looooool

Ibo Muslims are so reeeeeeeaaaaal!!!! cool


In the event a Christian Northerner emerges as presidential candidate for PDP, a Muslim Southerner will be picked to be running mate. It is good to know that Ibo has muslims.
________________________


Chibuike Egbo wrote

The Igbo people of the south east region in Nigeria with over 30 million population, have over the years maintained claim of being purely Christian region, but there is a modest population of Muslim Igbos in the region.

As with tradition on Db, we bring you informative and Educative articles and in this particular post, we have compiled Names and little details of some prominent and influential Muslims of Igbo extraction.

1. Sheikh Abdullahi Adam Idoko:
He is the Chief imam of the University of Nigeria (UNN) Nsukka. Hails from Ogute Enugu-Ezike in Nsukka, Enugu State.
He is also the Deputy secretary-general of the Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA).

2. Ustaz Christian Isah Okonkwo:
He is from Akpugo in Nkanu LGA, Enugu State, embraced Islam as a member of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). He was the president of Moslem Corpers Association in Kaduna State and the Moslem Corpers Association of Nigeria.[b]

He was made the chief Imam of University of Ibadan in the 1980s.
He is currently the Director of Administration of Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA)

3. Alhaji Abdulaziz Chibuzo Ude:
Hails from Anambra state.
He is described as a businessman, Industrialist, Billionaire and a Philanthropist.
He was an acting Chairman of the Board of Directors of NEWSWATCH in the 1980s.
He is the founder of Nok Publishers and first African editor at Double Day.

4. Alhaji Daud Onyeagocha:
He is from Imo state, a human right lawyer.
He is the Chief Imam of Imo State and the Waziri Hausawa. His grandfather was said to be the first recorded Owerri man to embrace Islam in 1908.

5. Sheikh Daud Nwagui:
He is from Afikpo in Ebonyi State.
He is a Muslim from birth and the son of late Sheikh Ibrahim Okpani Nwagui, the founder of the Islamic Center, Afikpo who brought Islam to Afipko in 1958.

6. HRH Dr. Abdulfatai Emetumah:
He is the Igwe(Traditional ruler) of Umuofor Kingdom, Oguta LGA , Of Imo state. He is described as an Islamic scholar.
His father, Eze Alhaji Abdul Gaffaru (Ezeodo, Eze Ohazurukwe I of Akabor) is said to have converted to Islam during the war and thereafter brought it to his home town.

7. Sheikh Shehu Uthman Anaga:
Hails from Ebonyi state. Became a Muslim at the age of 13 in 1972. He has worked with JNI as a Preacher. He holds a BA in Islamic Studies from the King Sa'ud University in Riyad, Saudi Arabia.
He was the vice principal and later principal of of Jama'atu Institute for Arabic and Islamic Studies. He was the provost of the Jama'atu College of Education, Kaduna. He has completed his Masters and is pursuing his PHD.

8. Alhaji Yahaya Ndu:
He is from Ezeagu LGA in Enugu State. An Imam at Al-Hauda Muslim School. He was the presidential Candidate of the African Renaissance Party (ARP).

9. Ustaz Aminu Igwebe Odera:
He is from Orlu in Imo state. Converted to Islam at the age of 12 in the 1970s. Studied Islamic studies and later Food science technology in Tripoli University Libya.
He was the chief Imam of Owerri. He was appointed the director of Administration of Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) in 2000. His maternal uncle, Late Muhammad Ukaba was the chief imam of Orlu Local Government.

10. Chief Abdulkadir A Obiahu:
He is from Afikpo in Ebonyi state. He is an Engineer by Training, in 2007 he was conferred the Chieftaincy title of 'Onye Nchekwa Okwukwe Ala kuba Na Ala Igbo' (The Defender of the Islamic Faith in Igbo land) by His Royal Highness, Eze Nwosu Ibe, the Ezeigbo I of Abuja. He converted to Islam in 1982.


Are there names you think should be on this list? Leave a Comment!

http://dagreensblog..com/2017/10/check-out-10-prominentinfluential-igbo.html?m=1
grin shocked

Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit:
[quote author=Anambralstson post=87076927][/quote]The intensity says, SW leads according to your table, anyways. cool.

And by the way, here is 2019 table. grin

Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 2:35pm On Mar 01, 2020
Yaribanzaonic:
When you can't read because of your 'slow thinking' it becomes his fault? Read and digest facts before commenting.
This one can't reason well.
Must you reply every mention especially one that you can't seem to understand the English or sentences ?
Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit:
Anambralstson:
No matter how you dribble trying so hard to charge the narratives, Anambra is ahead of all your states except no man's land, Oyo is big for nothing, Ibadan is space 93% covered with dilapidated mud bungalows, the best governor that will come from that state is the person that will summon courage and demolish those shanties, to be frank it's an eyesore to any reasonable person, I was ashamed when we went there for presidential campaign.



These are states that control 90% financial transactions in Nigeria according to CBN, listed according to their financial strength
Why do you lie a lot bah?

The new stats says otherwise, you know?
Don't just start what you can't finish for there. Tah!

Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 1:14pm On Feb 29, 2020
Uglyojuku:
Igboland is backward even with their tiny size.The only partly developed place is Onitsha which is not up to 5 GRAs in Ibadan.
Ibadan kini show cool

Politics › Re: Southeast Can't Survive Restructuring Plan... let us be sincere by totit: 12:25pm On Feb 29, 2020
Looool grin

Make I sit down watch first cool
Politics › Re: Downtown Aerial View Of Two Emerging Nigerian Cities by totit: 11:27am On Feb 29, 2020
ChinoElects:
See how an elder(totit) have been playing here since yesterday. God forbid
Chei!

At your age chino :I

By the way, say me well to your yellow wifey cool

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