₦airaland Forum

arinze2015:
mr lecturer so are u now saying that i should bring stat for u to know the impact of those building and house can you just listen to yourself

How are these residential building eradicate poverty in alaigbo

arinze2015:
majority of those building offices supermarket showroom eatery and stores so they create job for many

arinze2015:
majority of those building offices supermarket showroom eatery and stores so they create job for many

FKO81:
Kemi brother how far your governor can't complete ordinary flyover, even Ebonyi governor is doing far better

Lagos, 6 other states control 90% of cash transactions in Nigeria – CBN

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has said that Lagos and six other states control about 90 per cent of cash transactions in the country. The other states are Rivers, Anambra, Abia, Kano, Ogun [/b]and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT)

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/05/lagos-6-other-states-control-90-of-cash-transactions-in-nigeria-cbn/



[b]Awka

arinze2015:
Okay let forget about bank deposit please show your good road and houses let see

omofunaab

AkinPhysicist:
Please STOP educating them. I like 'my Iboes' ignorant and deluded. So I can laugh at them non-stop

Ilovemystate:
Ndi Ofe Igbos are mainly traders and Yorubas are industrialists and made in Nigeria goods Nigerians are looking east side, always finding means to defend your retrogressing region.
according to your brother
Yoruba youths are the most lazy, perfidious and egoistic youths in Nigeria as at today Read more: https://politics.naij.com/441183-yoruba-youths-have-lost-influence-respect-of-nigerians.html

ODVanguard

[quote author=YonkijiSappo post=49273707][size=13pt]Lagos and Environs are home to 60% of Nigeria's Industrial Capacity, While the South-West produced more than 70% of Nigeria's Industrial output in 2014[/size]

https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8862/28985415514_96dd4e2825_b.jpg

Industrial Output
Lagos (Ikeja) - 46.40%
Ogun - 21.86%
Kano (Charada/Challawa) - 11.77
Plateau/Benue/Bauchi - 11.23%
Kano (Bompai Zone) - 3.21%
Anambra/Enugu - 1.85%
Kaduna - 1.28%
Oyo/Ondo/Ekiti/Osun - 1.13%
Edo/Delta - 0.46%
Imo/Abia - 0.43%
Rivers - 0.26%
Lagos (Apapa) - 0.13%

Share of Industrial investment

Ogun Industrial Zones - 78.0%
Ikeja Industrial Zone - 8.3%

The data further show investments in Kano/Sharada/Challawa as N19.75 billion and those of Oyo/Ondo/Osun/Ekiti as N19.2 billion within the period under review.

Anambra/Enugu that had N5.5 billion worth of investments.
while those of Imo/Abia were estimated at N309 million.
http://businessdayonline.com/2015/02/ogun-ikeja-top-manufacturers-investment-destinations-in-2014/



https://c2.staticflickr.com/8/7771/28985452314_05952abf54_b.jpg
http://www.nipc.gov.ng/index.php/opportunities-by-sectors/manufacturing.html

Ilovemystate:
Can you give a good reasons why Anambra cash mobilization and deposit double Ogun state

Igbos are mainly traders that buy and sell on a daily basis, when they sell they deposit and when they want to buy they withdraw. The circle keeps repeating on a daily basis, my friend that is not a measure of development or wealth.

If I withdraw N5000 from Bank and bought a shoe for N4500 which I later sold for N5000 and deposited it back to the bank the same day, financial transaction for that day is recorded as N10,000 but I truly don't have that amount in reality. Imagine repeating the same thing on a daily basis and tell me what my financial transaction will be for a week not to talk of a month.

You just reason, how will anambra's financial transactions be higher than Lagos, port-harcourt, kano, Ibadan, ogun or Kaduna. These are the states with the highest GDP contributions in Nigeria. If anambra is that wealth Igbos won't be rushing down to Lagos and other South Western States on a daily basis.

Ilovemystate:
He just asked a simple question how many of the industries are owned by Yoruba

Lagos and Ogun States Alone Control 55% Of The Nigerian Economy, Says President Jonathan

https://deltaanalyst./2014/11/30/lagos-and-ogun-states-alone-control-55-of-the-nigerian-economy-says-president-jonathan/

http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/i-regret-emergence-of-tambuwal-as-speaker-jonathan/ -- Makes declaration in the middle of the news report/article.

YonkijiSappo:
[size=13pt]Lagos and Environs are home to 60% of Nigeria's Industrial Capacity, While the South-West produced more than 70% of Nigeria's Industrial output in 2014[/size]

https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8862/28985415514_96dd4e2825_b.jpg

Industrial Output
Lagos (Ikeja) - 46.40%
Ogun - 21.86%
Kano (Charada/Challawa) - 11.77
Plateau/Benue/Bauchi - 11.23%
Kano (Bompai Zone) - 3.21%
Anambra/Enugu - 1.85%
Kaduna - 1.28%
Oyo/Ondo/Ekiti/Osun - 1.13%
Edo/Delta - 0.46%
Imo/Abia - 0.43%
Rivers - 0.26%
Lagos (Apapa) - 0.13%

Share of Industrial investment

Ogun Industrial Zones - 78.0%
Ikeja Industrial Zone - 8.3%

The data further show investments in Kano/Sharada/Challawa as N19.75 billion and those of Oyo/Ondo/Osun/Ekiti as N19.2 billion within the period under review.

Anambra/Enugu that had N5.5 billion worth of investments.
while those of Imo/Abia were estimated at N309 million.
http://businessdayonline.com/2015/02/ogun-ikeja-top-manufacturers-investment-destinations-in-2014/



https://c2.staticflickr.com/8/7771/28985452314_05952abf54_b.jpg
http://www.nipc.gov.ng/index.php/opportunities-by-sectors/manufacturing.html

ODVanguard:
This is the list of major Nigerian imports and their worth -- before some people come and claim that their substandard imported merchanise constitute the bulk of the revenues generated via SW ports.

Refined petroleum- 15% ($7.83-billion)
Cars- 3.4% ($1.75-billion)
Wheat - 2.8% ($1.46-billion)
Packaged medicaments - 1.4% ($752-million)
Rice - 1.4% ($706-million)
Concentrated Milk - 1.3% ($679-million)
Raw Sugar - 1.3% ($668-million)
Malt extract- 0.84% ($441-million)

Sources:
http://atlas.media.mit.edu/en/visualize/tree_map/hs92/import/nga/all/show/2014/

businessdayonline.com/2015/02/ogun-ikeja-top-manufacturers-investment-destinations-in-2014/

Ogun, Ikeja top manufacturers’ investment destinations in 2014

While Ogun, which is now Nigeria’s industrial hub, recorded N377 billion worth of investments within the period, Ikeja returned investments worth N39.86 billion.


Ogun State’s represents 78 percent of N483 billion worth of investments made in the whole of the manufacturing sector within the period under review, while Ikeja shares 8.3 percent.

“This has revealed that the majority of manufacturing investments were directed towards Ogun industrial axis, which consists of Otta, Agbara, Ibafo/Mowe and Shagamu industrial areas,” said MAN, in its latest January to July 2014 economic review.

....

The data further show investments in Kano/Sharada/Challawa as N19.75 billion and those of Oyo/Ondo/Osun/Ekiti as N19.2 billion within the period under review.

Anambra/Enugu that had N5.5 billion worth of investments.
while those of Imo/Abia were estimated at N309 million.[/b]



[b]The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) in its latest economic review (2015) said the production value recorded by the Ogun Industrial Zone accounted for 69 percent of total production for all zones, thus re-confirming Ogun as the industrial hub of the nation.

According to findings, investors get rebates on land, good road network and better security of plants, machinery and assets in industrial zones in Ogun State. Certain types of taxes paid by these investors in Lagos are also accepted by Ogun State, thus preventing them from paying multiple levies in two states.

Ogun also has a one-stop-shop platform, where investors are given access to understudy available natural and mineral deposits, as well as agricultural potential of the state. Many manufacturers also say there is less harassment from touts in Ogun. Also, there is less traffic gridlock in Ogun and cheaper and more available accommodation for staff in the state.

In the last two to three years, more investments have moved to Agbara, Igbesa, Abeokuta, Sango-Otta, Ibafo, Mowe, Ijebu-Ode and Sagamu industrial clusters, all in Ogun State, at the expense of Ikeja and Apapa zones in Lagos which used to be the hubs of investors.

In terms of output, Ogun turned out N265.27 billion in output in half year 2015 as against Lagos’ N88.6 billion. Similarly, Ogun produced goods worth N306.58 billion in the whole of 2014, while Lagos churned out output worth N274.41 billion within the period.

Some of the new investors which berthed Ogun in 2014 were Shongai Technologies Limited, Ijako in Sango-Otta, Apples and Pears Limited, Ceplas Farms Limited, Greenlife Bliss Healthcare Limited, Sumo Steel Limited, among others[/b]

news24.com.ng/National/News/lagos-loses-investors-to-ogun-20160209

wristbangle:
Una inaugurate common poultry farm, your chest and brain come swell up like balloon . Chai it's an insult to argue with u.

Bros, I think you need to leave your village and experience real globalisation and industrialisation. And please don't give me that look that I have not visited onitsha and Nnewi industrial section of the city which is quite commendable but far behind Agbara Industrial Estate development.

We have seen all the pictures posted by you and this kind of development has occurred in our region 15years back. We don leave this level tay tay.

Please stop embarrassing yourself.

If you like quote me with brown roof pictures, your city clean edifice or perhaps insult me, I won't quote u back. I have important things to do. Keep chest beating. Happy April fool

FFKfuckedBIANCA:
This news does not excite me persay. The UK envoy just stated the obvious. On the flip side, this is one out of the many other reasons why I will continue to insist that the Yoruba nations breaks away from Nigeria ...... 75% of the FDI's in this country finds its way to Ogun state. Taxes and royalties are paid, but a large chunk goes to the federation account while Ogun States get peanut in return. Now imagine an independent Yoruba country where Ogun and her sister Yoruba States alone, enjoys the full fiscal benefit of the FDI's situated therein. Ditto Lagos

MrMaestro:
This will ultimately help Nigerians as a whole. As the southwest continues to develop, people can see that as an option to make a living, instead of traveling to these other countries, a lot of times dying on the way. Or being brutally attacked there by xenophobists (South Africa, India). I'd much rather have other Nigerians find that they can make their future in the southwest or other parts of Nigeria, than going to these other stupid countries and face attack on their lives.

God bless Yorubaland
God bless all other tribes
God bless Nigeria

pazienza:
What exactly are you talking about?

The MDGs stat clearly placed SW last in the South. Deal with it.

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 a combined measure of deprivation across dimensions of education, health and living standards, a similar pattern showing better performance in the south as opposed to the northern
geopolitical zones is observed for MPI. The northern geopolitical zones have the highest MPI values.

pazienza:
Anyway, for those who are interested in real recent stats and not old recycled ones.

http://www.google.com.ng/search?q=2015+MDGs+stats+for+Nigerian+states+and+geopolitical+zones&client=ms-opera-mini-android&channel=new&gws_rd=cr&ei=LSPZWM-VNYS7afa4oMAK

You can download the PDF file from the NBS site via Google.
Maybe an Nwafor can help post the direct PDF link from the Google search I posted.

Ritchiee:
I have tried opening the link too but all to no avail-Even if it opens,it is definitely dubious because no other body or entity had ever used the hogwash-What every entity, except the Ojukwus, knows,is that the SE,though small in landmass is poverty stricken-

Ritchiee:
If you want to prove anything at all,prove with something neutral and acceptable and accepted by these world bodies which would be contrary to all these reports ,world bank,UNDP in collaboration with that university and NBS-with stated and globally recognised methods ,coupled with the facts.that the UNDP thing encompassed more than 100 nations of the world and done between 2004-2014 to.a backyard stat,I mean you are comparing all these with the hogwash.one year dubious without stated globally accepteble methods stats,not known to world bank or even UNDP-My verdict is that you have really lost it.