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Op. I will be here waiting.. I want to embarrass you this morning, my archive is blazing hot. ![]() Oh lest I forget, SE have OYEL abi? Kikikikikikiki Did you know that all of una oyel combine no even reach that of ondo state? ![]() I dey come make I chill small ke ![]() |
iaamxavier:I love to embarrass you Igbos a lot. Now, according to the bolded I am going to burst you bubble but before I do. Could you please, I pray, prove your aba made stats you come up with up there? Oya ![]() |
iaamxavier:I don't want to embarrass you hence I will take it easy with you : [b]The GDP of the entire nation of Nigeria, the largest economy by far in Africa, currently is about N130 trillion naira(about $594 billion US dollars)(Wikipedia, list of African countries by GDP(nominal)). The Southwest, one of the six geopolitical regions of Nigeria, has an estimated GDP of about N67 trillion naira( about $305 billion US dollars), more than half of the GDP of the nation. By my estimates, the Southwest region was the third largest economy in the continent of Africa n 2014! This must be a shock or a pleasant surprise to many people! But the governors in the region have not adopted a robust revenue generating strategy to tap into the resource base of the region. Taxation of the poor and lower middle-class people is a bad strategy which does not reflect a global best practice. The poor have a greater propensity to spend than the rich, so a taxation of the poor is counter-productive as it eliminates the boost to the economy that their spending provides. Taxation of the rich, middle-class, and upper middle-class, but not the poor, is a global best strategy to raise revenues for the operation of government, the provisioning of infrastructures, robust security apparatus, and social security services that benefit everyone: the rich, the poor, and the disadvantaged in society. Fortunately, there are millions of rich people living in the Southwest: naira millionaires, multi-millionaires, billionaires, and trillionaires available to be taxed. If the governors of the Southwest had adopted a comprehensive income taxation for revenue as their strategy in 2014, they could have raised N13 trillion naira from a progressive income tax range of 0% for the poor, to up to 30% for the rich: ten times more than the N1.3 trillion naira raised last year! The combined budget-to-GDP ratio of the states in the Southwest in 2014 was abysmally low, about 2% compared to about 40% in many advanced nations of the world. For the sake of argument, a budget that is 40% of the GDP of the Southwest is approximately N25 trillion naira. This is about twice the budget realizable from using a progressive tax bracket of 0% to 30%. If the enhanced income-tax-based revenues are spent appropriately, the Southwest will become a prosperous region with robust infrastructures, full employment, improved security, and a world-class social security service. It is widely accepted (on nairaland) that many governors of the Southwest have reasonably performed well. If they had tapped the hidden resources of the region, their performance would have been elevated to outstanding and transformational! We wonder why policies that would have made a difference in the lives of the majority of the people, such as progressive income taxation, had not been vigorously pursued and implemented. Income taxation will also diminish godfatherism and empower the people while swelling the coffers of governments in the region. With abundant revenues through income taxation, the Southwest will be in a position to stop accepting monthly oil revenue distributions from the center, but be able to partner with Abuja and other state governors in joint projects of mutual benefit that will drive the economic growth of the nation. The question that must be asked of the governors of the Southwest is this, are they aware that the great book says, for whom much is given much is required? So much has been given to the region by the grace of God. So much then is required of the Southwest governments. The governors in the Southwest have an obligation not only to take care of the welfare of their residents but to also drive the socio-economic growth of the nation. In conclusion, to the people of the Southwest, the third largest economy in Africa, ask not what Abuja can do for you, but ask your governors to: 1. Tax the peoples' incomes, a global best practice, using a progressive tax rate from 0% to 30%. 2. Use the revenues from the income tax to fund government operations, build, monitor, and maintain physical, security, health, education, and research infrastructures, and to provide services and social security to the people. As he who pays the piper dictates the tune, politicians will be compelled by the income tax payers to shift their allegiance from godfathers to the people. This will end godfatherism as the dominant factor in politics in the Southwest. 3. Promote exports and the tourism industry. 4. Work cooperatively with the private industry, research and development centers, and the tertiary institutions in the region. 5. Promote regional integration through intra-regional partnerships and engage in mutually beneficial ventures with Abuja and other governors in other regions. 6. Stop accepting the monthly oil distributions from Abuja from 2016, as this is the root of corruption in Nigeria. To curb corruption in the Southwest and elsewhere in Nigeria requires pulling up the root of corruption in Nigeria by ending the shameful exploitation of the minorities in the oil producing states.[/b] http://m.thenigerianvoice.com/news/172621/1/to-the-people-of-the-southwest-the-third-largest-e.html |
iaamxavier: ![]() I guess you are either naive or you know little or nothing of what's going on yet abi? I don warned you sha ![]() OK, let's see before I deal with you with facts, what region are you from bro SE? Don't be shy Oya tell me! |
This topic has been over flogged. Op, I want to employ you to run asap, don't start what you can't finish lest SE will not only be embarrassed with facts but the reality of her little or no contribution to the nation gdp. ![]() I don Wan U ooo ![]() |
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jagorinho:Perhaps I quoted the wrong person or you misinterpreted my comment. It's OK. |
jagorinho:When did I said/wrote that? Infact, you actually got it wrong. Please quote where, in any of my comments I wrote that. ![]() Waiting.. |
jagorinho:The stats was purely Base on regional calculation/figure. What ratio, what else do you want? Infact the stats only proved and re-firmed the the poverty index as provided by me above. You should ask yourself, why and how these figures tally with each others taking into consideration the poverty index by these foreign organisations plus this one? This is a simple as ABC stop been emotional there's nothing you can do to distort or twist the facts. ![]() |
pulsa:My brother, me sef I dey wait for them to chjoin IBadan sef ![]() ![]() |
chemystery:And what has jamb or whatever you call got to do with these? Jesuiiii this dude..been wasting my time. Abeg, go through these and cure you curiosity. Should these stats confirm what the Op put up there? Oya hold am jar'e
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jagorinho:Dude, do I look like I am arguing blinding or threading the path of tribal-ish? Do i? Now, let me ask you a simply question : Should we because there are millions of ibos in SW void their impact/existence in their (own) land/region just so we can make ibo people happy? Dude, ain't there millions of ibos all over the country, in the north et al. Now how come their impact wasn't felt much according to the Op above? that should even tell you that SW is indeed blessed sefAbeg take am easy jor ![]() |
jagorinho:Guy, there are as 3times of ibos in Aba,onitsha,imo et al than what we have in Ibadan,lagos and SW respectively. Now, the question is, why can't these millions of ibos in the whole aba,imo(the north exclusively) et al beat the top 3states on the Op list respectively? Ha han nah Like I said earlier on, You can't give what you don't have..without your various states. |
chemystery:Let do away with this pathetically figures. Note : what you put up there were merely assumption ain't they? Now let me add to the Op above,and ofcourse note that they weren't pulled out of thin air neither were they assumption like what you put up there,right? Here, I hope you will relax and understand where I am going this time? This goes to all the doubting Thomas abag, I no fit shout ![]() Here : Sources The Global Multidimensional Poverty Index by the U.N http://www.dataforall.org/dashboard/ophi/index.php/ THIS IS FROM WORLD BANK The NER also documents major differences in poverty and living standards by macro-region in Nigeria. While the South of Nigeria has relatively low poverty rates, ranging from 16% in the South West to 28.8% in the South East, poverty rates in the North West and North East are 45.9% and 50.2%, respectively. While the South of Nigeria (especially the South West) has experienced a strong positive dynamic in poverty reduction in recent years, the poverty rate in the North West has remained stagnant, while poverty has actually increased in the North East. Thus, disparities between the North (North West, North East) and South of Nigeria in poverty and living standards have increased. This is no doubt related to the recent security challenges in the Northern part of Nigeria. Explanatory factors for the high differences in living standards by geographical region are likely related to differences in the provision of public services and the degree of connectedness to larger markets. NER MEANS NIGERIA ECONOMIC REPORT..maybe it is a Yoruba man that owns it... http://www.worldbank.org/en/country/nigeria/publication/nigeria-economic-report-improved-economic-outlook-in-2014-and-prospects-for-continued-growth-look-good THIS IS FROM NBS Poverty was least dominant in the Southwest (49.8%), South-South (55.5%), and South-East regions (59.5%). Read more: https://www.naij.com/401470-see-the-10-poorest-states-in-nigeria.html ![]() |
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Owliver:My guy leave that crying baby/pained guy abeg. I guess he's caught unaware ![]() Heheheheheh the dude is even uploading one yeye pixs to pull out his own statsKikikikikikik |
Dollyak:My sister God bless you jar'e Na so we see am.. ![]() |
papparatzzi2013:I thought taking into consideration the poverty stats of each region and SW being ahead the rest in terms of wealth distribution would prove this info/stats,accurate. Here : https://www.nairaland.com/2956359/igbos-one-advantage-over-other/9 Once again,God bless SW the more.. ![]() |
discusant:You people can be funny. Let me ask you this simply question : are these call card/credit free? Those people you call villagers or whatever whatever farmers and doing well financially. You should ask yourself why was Osun and Co beat 2 to 3 SE states? I will say it again, you can't give what you don't have. So, if Oyo and Ogun respective beats 3 SE,ner states what does that tell you about SW region? You guys are just sad hence has refused to acknowledge the truth out of hatred and envy. |
chemystery:Hahahahahaha You should include OYO too shouldn't you? Guy you funny die no be small. So, out of 5 states in the SE none couldn't beat or overpowered these 3 SW states? Ain't there millions of ibos in the north,SS et al as well? Funny dude! Atleast SE/ibos should prove us wrong by replicating what they claim or try to take glory for in the various states. Charity, they say, begins at home.. I guess you didn't get my point. Ok,let me leave you with this quote : You can't give what you don't have" without your states. ![]() |
chemystery:Mtchew. We are talking about purchasing power this one is yapping about population. And so what,so what happened to ogun state, Oyo that beat the rest of SE states? You should ask yourself this question, if SE as a whole couldn't beat SW as a whole what make you think that the few populace of Ibos in SW would have any significance after all? Use you head nah ![]() It's simpl as a ABC |
Chukazu:And what exactly is the impact you make the "most" according to you ![]() ![]() Yeye dey smell. I dey wait ![]() |
boujaye:Will leave you with this, from the OP : It is me, Scholes0, your resident nairaland statistician, and here are some new interesting information from the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics for your Consumption and planning. This info can help business owners, web marketers, telemarketers, etc know how to plan, and focus on their target Networks, Regions and Audiences. Enjoy. |
God bless ya OP. What a valuable information. ![]() God bless SW |
God bless ya OP. What a valuable information. ![]() |
Ikechu68:I didn't have to report you poor thing-You actually deserved that ban (even more) with the way you unleaches your uncontrollable anger and curses Awww boobooo, Eyah poor thing! Oya hold am.... Oya Oya hold the boi.. Boooo booooo ![]()
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Ikechu12781:Yeye dey smell. If you like insult ya papa,mama join that won't stop me. Pain like what the f+ck,you kidding right,isnt it obvious you are the pained one here hence resulted to calling you mama/papa out like akpu Yeye boi Tarrh comot for here you are too emotional to handle sef ![]() Anyway, make I leave you with this quote : And How did you know this is the correct version to the story. In journalism you try to get the two faction's account before going to the press. You dont judge a matter with one party's account. At the end of the day you get a biased and sentimental report when you do |
Ikechu12781:You telling to shut up? Hahahahaha Ibo man telling to shut up.. ![]() Ibo man of all people, wonder shall never end. Bro shift abeg..and you had to result to insult for wetin nah EhIbo|bravery? Taaaarh shift and carry ya head comot for ye joor shior ![]() |
96xtr9r:Me? Really ![]() OK nah ![]() |
96xtr9r:At my age, Na me this 1 wan dey bully? Hahahahahaha You have no idea Anyway, I love that art work. |
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before I deal with you with facts, what region are you from bro


the dude is even uploading one yeye pixs to pull out his own stats