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Dem rock!

Op,dont mind those guys up there...simple question they can't answer.
Here are they jare:

adem30:
Seems no one is giving attention about Mr. Ipob leader any longer. Even his online warriors are now having some decorum, Common Biafra flag is had to see on any thread now.

Please, you guys should not relent yet untill you produce Buhari head as your leader promised.
I want to let you know some truths, most of your ranting is like a comic relief to some of us, and we are seriously missing it.

Mind you, You guys promised that there won't be Election in Anambra, But I am afraid, the kind of campaign going on in Anambra state from all political Parties looks like the election will eventually hold. Please you guys need to act fast before it get out of your control.
We can't wait to have you guys back online soon. Please stay strong and be courageous. Remember that it's Biafra or Death is your slogan.


Miss you guys

Op,
Please don't worrli awal dilitoor is safe in aba

Rmxr:
See ipob monkey consolation. Dealt ko, attend ni

Go through the thread and see the arguments. The fool is just typing long meaningless rubbish lol. You're here consoling. You better help him

Honestly, at some point I was lost, I just couldn't understand the guy bone of contention. The dude kept shouting upanda ' the the reality,the reality..the reality upanda without any oita of reasoning nor facts.

I just got tired quoting the dude.

OK, maybe somebody can explain this to me ; what exactly is nonaira bone of contention here
I am just soooo lost right now abeg.

oodualover:
This mumu eboe boy is already digressing. Are you now saying only Enugu city is developed? I tought you said all Eboeland is developed? For your information, enugu is not developed. Only few places can boast of having nice buildings.
You said you have surpassed us in development. Where exactly? The way you guys beat your chest hey!!!
There is no building you can boast of that we don't have in Yorubaland.
You must think some of us have not been to Eboeland.
You are above Yoruba in no shiit

Good question expected with facts and not hate or another emotional,oral display.


Kikikikikiki

AshiwajuFoward:
Yinmu. You are just a pained punk. In your heart it pains you to know that our region beats yours and every other in all indices of development, most especially in terms of infrastructure and economy. Even without oil money or onitsha and Aba style markets, Ibadan (accordong to euromonitor and at least one other reputed international firm), is still reckoned to be one of Africa's fastest growing cities with one of the highest purchasing power in the country, competing with the likes of Lagos, PH, and Abuja, while all your SE cities and states were missing in action. Ogun is also the defacto industrial hub of the country. I won't even talk about igr coz na day one dey pepper una pass

And Let's not even mention Lagos which continues to sour above others thanks to the ingenuity of its Yoruba administrators since it ceased from being FCT almost three decades ago. Osun, even in spite of it's inadequacies, is putting in place some mad infrastructures that have no parallel in your entire region. This no be mouth coz proof brekete.

Plus, our region is still the preferred sanctuary of your economic migrant kinsmen, in spite of your stvpid noises and chest-beating. Na only noise una sabi make. Nothing wey una get for SE wet we no already done surpass in our region. Shey na modern or ultra modern housing estates? Heck, una still no get standard CBD or single skyscraper in the entire SE, more than 50-years after Ibadan commissioned the first one in the entire country (check it out below as it still towers above the city) while una still never get one single one that can match it in height in your entire region.

That is right.
But to clear doubt cos I heard some ipods claiming that the poverty index stats is facade and inaccurate. Well, as we all know(to add to the bolded) the purchasing power also determines and focus on poverty index. Here, and again :

An extensive overview of 24 first- and second-tier cities in Cameroon, Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa in a recently published white paper reveals particularly dynamic growth shifting from the region’s mature consumer markets in South African metropolises to the urban areas in other Sub-Saharan countries.

Indeed, out of the top 10 fastest growing cities in the region for consumer spending in 2015-2030, only two come from South Africa. Soaring population growth and improving purchasing power will strengthen the consumer market potential in the cities across the region.

TOP 10 FASTEST GROWING SUB-SAHARAN CITIES FOR CONSUMER SPENDING IN 2015-2030


http://blog.euromonitor.com/2016/08/top-10-sub-saharan-cities-consumer-spending-growth-2030.html

Shm for Akpu eater.

Here, ibadan arael view

Waiting for any ibo land or as a whole arael view that can beat that
Shm for akpu eaters.
Mind you, the arael view capture less than a month ago.

NB: don't quote me if you have nothing to offer abeg

AshiwajuFoward:
Guy, upon say you people claimed to have 'rebuilt SE from scratch' owing to the devastation of the civil war, your region already looks worse and more dilapidated than our ancient brown roof settlements you people like to mock .

1. Enugu
2. Enugu
3. Aba
4. Igbo pygmy tribe found in Equatorial Guinea

Don't mind the mumudiran of a boy.
He will claim he's from SS, soon. Watch out.!

Like some of us don't know alaigbo like the back of our hands.

Smh

Dump people everywhere plus hypocrite.

The mumudiran fellas. Soon now he will remind us he's not from SE but SS.

Remind me of you identity crisis again... come again,please


Hahahahahahaha

Nonaira1:
You know in attempt to save face, you ended up proving me accurate. How hilarious!!!

One thing skyscrapercity forum is known for is providing the best images of each cities in Africa in attempt to give the illusion that the cities are comparable to Western cities. Funny enough, the case of Port Novo is uncompleted building, unpaved roads, out dated buildings that appears to be built during colonization among other things. In between the images, you'll see few decent buildings with poor background and of course, one image of a nice bridge. Though they were attempting to show the "beautiful part" of port Novo, they only able to reach 2 pages ALONE.... Mind you, that's a capital city. Therefore indicating lack of the so called "beautiful, developed part" of the city That's say it all. Did you even bother to look at the link you provided?

Next time you want to use selected imagery to try and "expose" a city to someone who's actually been to the city and seen it with his eyes...I suggest use a better scenery/links. Don't prove me right in attempt to prove me wrong. You only end up making your self look dumb as Bleep.

Mumudiran.
Why haven't you realized that no matter how developed a country,region or state is there would always be urban and rural area.

By the way, what do you have to say about the video of aba I uploaded up there? Muniru osi smh

oodualover:
Have you been to port novo before? Yes or no

Don't mind the nitwit.
Is this not aba,iboland paradise


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-Y5uuuVTbY


Let's not even go there, ebonyi and the rest.
Lool


This is some part of port novo, below :

Curtsy

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=439577

mercyville:
Go and eat your otokoto skull cannibal.A cannibal comparing itself with human beings..
I spit on your vampire face..yuk.

No mind them ja're
Loool

Those poor ipods are really pained. For the fact that Osun beat that glorified anamblaa village hands down one of the aggrieved and pained loser has just create another thread in politics sec.

https://www.nairaland.com/4147709/osun-state-poverty-another-joke#down

Hahahahahahahahaha



Losers..

Those ipod nitwits are just bunch of crying babies,pained/sore losers whom will rather argue base on emotion rather than facts.

This thread,has once again exposed them.
Smh

Worldbank couldn't have lied

http://www.worldbank.org/en/country/nigeria/publication/nigeria-economic-report-improved-economic-outlook-in-2014-and-prospects-for-continued-growth-look-good

United Nation couldn't have lies

https://www.nairaland.com/2418994/ranking-nigerian-states-poverty-rates

This one was conducted independently by an international body without any interference of nigeria gov.

The preparation of this 2015 NHDR has been made possible by the contributions and support of many individuals and organizations who generously gave their valuable time and ideas. First and foremost is the UNDP Country Office in Nigeria for providing both financial and technical
support right from inception. The team is particularly grateful for the unwavering guidance and support of the UNDP Nigeria team led by Pa Lamin Beyai (Country Director) and Ojijo Odhiambo (Senior Economic Advisor), Robert Asogwa (National Economist) and Grace Arinze-Ononwu (Economic Research Associate). A special appreciation is also due to Colleen Zamba (immediate former Economic Advisor), who provided valuable input at the onset of the process. The NHDR also benefited greatly from the advice and guidance of the former UNDP Resident Representative, Daouda Toure as well as the former Director-General of NISER, Prof. Olufemi Taiwo.

2016 United Nations Human Development Report For Nigeria. (UNDP HDR) by scholes0(m): 2:11pm On May 16, 2016
The preparation of this 2015 NHDR has been made possible by the contributions and support of many individuals and organizations who generously gave their valuable time and ideas. First and foremost is the UNDP Country Office in Nigeria for providing both financial and technical
support right from inception. The team is particularly grateful for the unwavering guidance and support of the UNDP Nigeria team led by Pa Lamin Beyai (Country Director) and Ojijo Odhiambo (Senior Economic Advisor), Robert Asogwa (National Economist) and Grace Arinze-Ononwu (Economic Research Associate). A special appreciation is also due to Colleen Zamba (immediate former Economic Advisor), who provided valuable input at the onset of the process. The NHDR also benefited greatly from the advice and guidance of the former UNDP Resident Representative, Daouda Toure as well as the former Director-General of NISER, Prof. Olufemi Taiwo.



The following are the main points of the UNDP report on Nigeria.

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WEALTH AND LIVING STANDARD

* Income and a Decent Standard of Living:

Decency in living standards incorporates factors related to income, health, assets and inequality. The degree to which there is decency in living standard is the degree to which people have overcome poverty.
Poverty measures are therefore useful in explaining decent living standards. The Multi-dimensional Poverty Index (MPI) represents a holistic measure of people’s deprivations in health, education and standard of living using ten indicators across these dimensions. The MPI combines information on the proportion or incidence of people’s deprivations as well as the intensity of
these deprivations. The index can also be decomposed by population sub-groups. The Table shows a breakdown of MPI (Poverty Index) for the geopolitical zones and the FCT, with the South-West recording the least MPI value of (0.154) and the North East recording the highest MPI Value (0.329) in 2013. This indicates that the combined measure of the incidence and the intensity of poverty is lowest in the South-West zone and highest in the North East Zone Since the MPI represents .

Indicators for these dimensions include maternal mortality rates (MMR), Adolescent Fertility Rates (AFR), share of parliament seats for males and females, and labour force participation rate. The higher the value of GII the wider the inequality gaps between males and females. The GII is highest in the North-West (0.774) and lowest in the South-East (0.397). All the southern
geopolitical zones had GII values lower than the national average (0.579), while the northern zones all had GII values higher than the national average figure. The implications are that the indicators for the GII dimensions (MMR, AFR, share of parliament seats, and labour force participation rates) perform better in the southern states than in the northern states.empowerment

GENDER INEQUALITY BY ZONES, NIGERIA



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WOMEN IN GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT OUTSIDE AGRICULTURE

* Women in gainful employment:

According to the latest nationally available data, In terms of geo-political zones, the share of women in wage employment in the non-agricultural sector in the North-central zone in 2010 was 7.6%; North-east, 4%; and North-west, 4.2%. The shares for the other zones were: South-east, 7.4%; South-south, 7.7%; and South-west, 16%. The latter (South West) was the highest among the zones, while the NE and NW (4% & 4.2%) were the lowest. Also, the available data shows that the share of women wage employment in the urban areas increased from 3.1% in 2009 to 14.8% in 2010. For the rural areas, it was 5.8% in 2009 and 5.6% in 2010.

SHARE OF WOMEN IN WAGE EMPLOYMENT



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POVERTY INCIDENCE BY TOTAL HEADCOUNT RATIO

* Poverty Incidence (Headcount ratio):

According to the NBS (2013) about 112 million Nigerians live below the poverty line. Poverty incidence,measured by the headcount ratio, worsened in all the
geo-political zones and sectors (rural and urban) of the country in 2010 when compared to 2004. It has remained higher in rural areas and northern zones
than in urban areas and southern zones. It is striking to note that the headcount ratio almost doubled in the South-East zone (a zone which recorded the least incidence in 2004) and increased more in urban areas than in the rural areas of the SE. The trend in total population of the poor is shown in Figure 2.9. It reveals that more Nigerians were poor between 2004 and 2010.[b]

However, recent computation by the World Bank, using GHS panel, indicates that poverty rates are significantly lower than estimates based on 2009/2010
HNLSS. It dropped from 35.2 per cent in 2009/2010 to 33.1 per cent in 2012/2013 (as opposed to 62.2% from the 2009/2010 HNLSS) (World Bank, 2014b). This implied that about 56 million Nigerians were poor compared to about 113 million in previous estimates.
Poverty incidence is seen to be lowest in the South West Zone (46.9%), followed by the South-South (51.6%), Incidence of poverty is highest in the North East (74.3%), closely followed by the North West (73.2%)

https://www.nairaland.com/3108722/2016-united-nations-human-development


If una no gree swallow these stats na una Sabi

kn23h:
Lmaoooo link please?



From ugwu to this?

Anambrans are liars and noisemakers.

The other one should be on twitter or facebook I can't find it now maybe because I am still busy and distracted. But I wondered why the open Nyash thread was remove on NL thou. Why hmmmm.. something fishy is going on,ON HERE!

kn23h:
Lmaoooo link please?



From ugwu to this?

Anambrans are liars and noisemakers.

Here is the recent one, sha ,Aka the chasing o his life . Now see serious tear race ;


Governor Willie Obiano Running At Campaign Ground (Photo)


https://www.nairaland.com/4140504/governor-willie-obiano-running-campaign#61798604

Seee raceeeeee!

kn23h:
Lmaoooo link please?



From ugwu to this?

Anambrans are liars and noisemakers.

The thread was shut down of recent,secretly ofcourse. Three weeks ago it was trending on here,NL.

I will update the thread later if I can find it elsewhere.

kn23h:
Lol ..... e se basu basu jare.

Ti'n ba se be omo ibo yen a fi ori'ofe yen boo itiju re loju Lori terèdi yi.

Abi'ori bio se'n se arakunrin omo nna yen balabala pelu otitò tooja geerè?

Lmao

kn23h:
Where is the source for this?

See. Shm for anambra.
Anyway, I no Wan scatter the thread sef.

Mtcheew
The same anambra that was recently exposed with it false claim of it student winning international school debate competition.


• Also, just recently abiano was given a hot chase in anambra as a results of his numerous lies and deceits.

Smhh

..and I missed another beautiful show. Awwww.. e pain me.

C'on fellas, how can you argue over a well conducted facts/stats when you have no other or counter stats to dispute than usual NL shouting upanda ' mud house, na lie, nah propaganda ".. mehan iiiii I am so use to these damn boring usual ranting and emotional outpouring against facts being a usual norm here, NL.

Laudate,dameolo,aribisala0 et al I see ya'all..yah justice ..upholding nothing but facts and figures una do well.

The noise and emotion thingy on NL sometime fiti boil water for akpu sef

I don laff tire

And yet another one

Biafra: IPOB Are ‘Bastards’ If They Can’t Cause Another Civil War – Junaid Mohammed
October 10, 2017



Second Republic lawmaker, Junaid Mohammed has described the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, as “bastards” if they can’t cause another civil war, in their struggle to actualize Biafra.
He said this while noting that people of the South-East and the group should have learnt their lessons from the last civil war and try to prevent another one.
Speaking with The Sun, the former lawmaker and social commentator said after losing over one million people to the war, people of the South East should not think of another civil war.
According to Mohammed, “We have to be very careful. We know the history of those who are making agitations in Lagos. At first, they told the Igbo: ‘Go. When you go, we would go.’ The Igbo left. You know what happened? They took over all Igbo premises, all Igbo businesses, Igbo bank accounts.
“If Igbo are not stupid, will they like to go and do the same thing again? It was MKO Abiola who said that if you volunteer your head for some people to break coconut, you will not be alive to eat the coconut.
“The Biafra side lost about one million people and all the destructions. If the IPOB people want to try it again, I challenge them to try it. If they don’t try it, they are bastards. Let’s see what happens.”
The former lawmaker also faulted claims that Northern governors were speaking on behalf of the whole region as regards restructuring.
He said, “First, I don’t speak for any :Dgovernor. And as a politician, I have nothing but contempt for all Nigerian governors. If you think those so-called Northern governors speak for the North, you are deceiving yourself. When the chips are down, those who speak for the North will emerge.

But no! Op,people like OP will continue to jack is thin over yoruba issue but afraid to speak up against his people master who referred to his tribe as " bastards "! What a gut


Lmao

Mtchew

Why Igbo man can never be Nigeria’s president – Junaid MohammedPublished on October 10, 2017 By Seun Opejobi

A Second Republic lawmaker, Dr Junaid Mohammed, has alleged that Igbos are using the agitation for Biafra to blackmail the North into ceding the 2019 presidency to them.

Mohammed insisted that such move will only prevent the South East from producing Nigeria’s president because, “democracy is a game of numbers,” adding that nobody can tell “people to vote for you because you are being irresponsible.”

Hahaha. The same junaid said this about your tribe/region, OP.


www.dailypost.ng/2017/10/10/igbo-man-can-never-nigerias-president-junaid-mohammed/


Abeg, go and drink Kunu mixed with klin soap abeg

shallysgirl:


Show me pipe borne water in your state and the aged being taken care of or keep silent forever.
Your state ain't better or richer than mine.
Anambra Di OK
Southeast Di OK.
leave propaganda alone.

No be only pipe . Why not also ask for toilet...mumunatu

shallysgirl:
Rabbish. Can I get Kogi and osun igr.

Anambra Di OK.
SE Di OK.

The defeated moffo has suddenly shifted the goal post after being confronted once again with reality.

I feel ya pain. You must be from anamblaa because ony una enjoy to chest beating without facts
Sisi, Bobo you no dey shame
See ya sweating over my mention

[s]

shallysgirl:
Are the residents and indigenes of your state living better (living standard) than the traders,business men and women, teacher and civil servants in Abia, Anambra, IMO, Enugu or Ebonyi states?the answer is a convincing no.
Do they have pipe borne water, electricity, good roads and hospitals? The answer is a convincing no.
So what makes you better than me, or your state better than mine?
Look, we are on the same level.
I am from Anambra state. I know that civil servants aren't being owed, the economy is moving, the middle class is thriving, so why this noise?
Have you seen the sustainability table for the 36states?
Did you see the position of the SE states? Igr is overrated if it doesn't translate to better living.
OK, finally I can confirm that the SE has the lowest igr, now, excuse me, take your extra large, oversized igr and continue to live in your state the same way I live in Anambra. Good day.

[/s]


I can only imagine the amount of stress you had to put yourself under just to type this nonesense . Eyah! What a decimated and frustrated fella.

And what do you mean by,is my state or region doing better? Well, the answer is yes but ofcourse you want to prove otherwise? Now, stop wetting my mention with your defeated and decimated tears and mentality and go figure the poverty index of each region of obodo nigeria.

I know, soon now after this defeat una go come up with..una usual, yollooba are jeeerooouz :