Travel › Re: Lockdown: Onitsha Inner Neighbourhoods (Aerial Pictures) by totit: 10:22pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
KingOdart: Lol you call Oyo big for nothing, Oyo have bigger land mass but I can bet Anambra is more populous than Oyo State.
Oyo is only big in land mass but with not so much population.
Assuming your fake statistics was right, it was still 2017 statistics. This is 2020 stop chest beating like a baboon, it is your type that make Europeans call Africans monkey  Abeg! Leave that Olodo, trader without a degree alone o'jare.  Somebody that can not differentiate between millions and trillions.  |
Travel › Re: Lockdown: Onitsha Inner Neighbourhoods (Aerial Pictures) by totit: 9:42pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
Honestly, this is annoying. No be only trillion, an zillion sef. I am done with you ass.  Tueer! |
Travel › Re: Lockdown: Onitsha Inner Neighbourhoods (Aerial Pictures) by totit: 9:41pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
Anambralstson: Please can you show me Lagos State nominal GDP? Let's finish this one first, don't be so embarrassed!  Your quote ; Anambralstson: Yours is hard core dumb, Abuja gross domestic product is the highest it stood at 10.6 trillion, Anambra is 3 trillion while Oyo is 2.5 trillion So, Mr trader with no degree, where is that Anambra 3 trillion GDP again? Come again, please  |
Travel › Re: Lockdown: Onitsha Inner Neighbourhoods (Aerial Pictures) by totit: 9:37pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
Anambralstson: Dumbo can you show me Lagos GDP in numbers?
Below is Nigeria nominal GDP last year, dumb so Nigeria earned 3.1 billion naira in crude Petroleum and Gas? it pains me how you stood so tall on your stupidity and still claiming smart, please show me Lagos GDP since you claimed no state in nigeria worth trillion You sha love to embarrass yourself, bah! Your quote ; Anambralstson: Yours is hard core dumb, Abuja gross domestic product is the highest it stood at 10.6 trillion, Anambra is 3 trillion while Oyo is 2.5 trillion So, Mr trader with no degree, where is that Anambra 3 trillion GDP again? Come again, please  |
Travel › Re: Lockdown: Onitsha Inner Neighbourhoods (Aerial Pictures) by totit: 9:04pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
Anambralstson: Yours is hard core dumb, Abuja gross domestic product is the highest it stood at 10.6 trillion, Anambra is 3 trillion while Oyo is 2.5 trillion You are going to pay me for this, dude. I can't be lecturing you, going through this stress without a reward. You see, I still insist you apply for a Degree aside you trade business, you need it, dude!  Now, I will also advise you to quit using the word ' Dumb because the whole world can see now who's really dumb( this is not an insult tho), so please quit because I am guessing it fits you in this case. Next time, when you are presented with a table( Nigeria being a country going through a lot now) do your own and personal research to save yourself some embarrassment. It's not everything throw at you, you should swallow. Now, how many zeros/numbers are in your table again? Now, compare it to the screen shot below? Do they fit? Or better still, make google your friend. Apply for a Degree. Thanks 
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Travel › Re: Lockdown: Onitsha Inner Neighbourhoods (Aerial Pictures) by totit: 8:21pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
Anambralstson: So you doubt the report from NBS  You sure didn't study your screen shot. Get a degree abeg.  OLODO  What a big disappointment.  Tueer!  |
Travel › Re: Lockdown: Onitsha Inner Neighbourhoods (Aerial Pictures) by totit: 8:13pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
Anambralstson: IBADAN HOME OFFICE DUMBO, even if you show them evidence from their fathers once they realized they are behind the will doubt the report, imagine a state that completely collapsed after the civil war started all over, few years after now beat you guys silly in economy Below screenshots are from National bureau of statistics, you can do the research on your own I am beginning to doubt your education. Did you just learn trade and attend adult school  Do you know what trillion is, is there even a state in Nigeria that is worthy trillion in GDP? You form hand I aswaaar  |
Travel › Re: Lockdown: Onitsha Inner Neighbourhoods (Aerial Pictures) by totit: 8:02pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: No Igbo Beggars In Eastern Nigeria by totit: 6:49pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
Perkins2018: Let them keep fooling themselves. Igbo beggars are many in Lagos and online. Only a fool will dispute that. Plus amajiri oo 
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Politics › Re: No Igbo Beggars In Eastern Nigeria by totit: 6:47pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
Perkins2018: Go and tell that to your lord Reno omokri who advised you igbos to stop begging. Go to his Twitter page and tell him. The OP is a joke 
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Politics › Re: What Does The S/west Produce That Compares With The North? by totit: 4:16pm On Apr 13, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: What Does The S/west Produce That Compares With The North? by totit: 5:44pm On Apr 12, 2020 |
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Celebrities › Re: Meet Jowizaaza The Richest Kid In Nigeria (photos) by totit: 5:39pm On Apr 12, 2020 |
Naughtysite: Their village is in Anambra state and he is.not Igbo ? Ok |
Celebrities › Re: Meet Jowizaaza The Richest Kid In Nigeria (photos) by totit: 5:27pm On Apr 12, 2020 |
PHAYOL81: One thing that always amuses me about our "Igbobian" eastern brothers and sisters is the fact that they can hype a housefly you would think they are referring to an elephant. They tag any rich persons (from their region) with a sizeable fleet of exotic cars and some couple of beautiful houses 'Billionaire' easily without even knowing the net-woth. Imagine them easily tagging this rat with the most richest kid as if they already know his net-woth in relation with the worth of other rich kids scattering about the nook and crannies of the nation. Jeez! What an hillarious lots? The dude isn't ibo, mind you. |
Health › Re: More Doctors To Leave Nigeria As COVID-19 Gets Worse In USA by totit: 5:19pm On Apr 12, 2020 |
Islie: ....9m Nigerians left in last 5 years
......Number higher than previous years
Source: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/more-doctors-to-leave-nigeria-as-covid-19-gets-worse-in-usa.html But besides being a national identification and travel data, this indicates travel source states or regular departure points of most Nigerians. A breakdown of passports issued between 2014 and 2018 showed that the South-West has the highest number, at 650,958 new passports issued.
Lagos has the highest number (1,264,528), followed by Oyo (233,004), Ogun (166,920), Osun (109,016), Ondo (91,161) and Ekiti (50,857). The South-South came second, with Edo topping at 172,435 new passports.
About 158,304 received their passports from Delta, while 157,177 received in Rivers, followed by Akwa Ibom (41,042), Bayelsa (38,100) and Cross River (26,806).
The North-West came third with 484,766. Kano received 169,941 within the period while Kaduna got 110,856; Katsina, 68,132; Jigawa, 40,793; Sokoto, 36,932; Kebbi, 29,735 and Zamfara, 28,377.
In the South-East, Enugu and Imo received the fourth highest number of new passports issued, at 440,228. While Imo had 126,049, Enugu was second with 99,416.
Others are Anambra (97,579), Abia (95,236) and Ebonyi (22,008). In the North-Central, 320,024 new passports were issued. Out of this number, Plateau had 109,016 while Niger had 77,354.
Others are Kwara (71,565), Kogi (28,766), Benue (17,890) and Nasarawa (15,433). Also, 511,059 new passports were issued in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). In the same period, the North-East had 137,332 new passports. Borno recorded the highest number with 29,977, followed by Gombe (26,965). Others are Adamawa (26,157), Bauchi (25,026) and Taraba (15,852).
Major destinations for Nigerians
Reports show that countries such as USA, UK, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Cameroun, Italy, Cote d’Ivoire, Benin Republic, Australia, UAE and Canada are top destinations for skilled Nigerians, while some European and Asian countries are top destinations for Nigerians without much skills.
The Canadian government estimates that Nigeria ranks third in the countries that have received the highest number of Canadian Express Entry in 2018 under the ITA scheme, which is usually offered to software engineers and developers, behind China and India in second and first respectively.
[/b]While 6,025 Nigerians received the offer, 6,248 Chinese and 41,675 India received it the same year respectively. Canada welcomed 341,000 immigrants in 2019 under its skilled labour programme; about 10,000 of them are Nigerians.
It is a steady increase as only 2,000 Nigerians were received in 2015; 4,000 in 2016; 6,000 in 2017; 8,000 in 2018 and 10,000 in 2019. With the US visa ban on Nigeria in place, more Nigerians are expected to head north in the coming years.
However, with the recent US demand for foreign medical professionals, Nigerian doctors and nurses may likely use the window of opportunity. Canada is projected to welcome 700,000 immigrants as permanent residents before the end of this year, which makes it an attractive destination for Nigerians of all categories.
The National Diaspora Commission estimates that between 5million and 15million Nigerians now live abroad. And some of the best brains go to these countries.
Although there are concerns of loss of skilled workers in critical sectors of Nigeria’s economy, the NBS figures showed that as Nigerians left the country in droves within the last five years, remittances from the Diaspora has risen steadily to $25.08bn in 2019, up from $3bn in 2013. Hmmm.. |
Politics › Re: What Does The S/west Produce That Compares With The North? by totit: 3:39pm On Apr 12, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: What Does The S/west Produce That Compares With The North? by totit: 3:01pm On Apr 12, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: What Does The S/west Produce That Compares With The North? by totit: 12:45pm On Apr 12, 2020 |
Perkins2018: We just allow them to disgrace themselves. Even the op can only come up with agricultural produce for the north. The south west have that too. So there’s even no debate at all. My state supply the south east and Abuja with food. Oh I see.  |
Politics › Re: What Does The S/west Produce That Compares With The North? by totit: 12:44pm On Apr 12, 2020 |
IamAtikulate: How do I copy the link from my DSTV?
 You are a joke.  |
Politics › Re: What Does The S/west Produce That Compares With The North? by totit: 12:32pm On Apr 12, 2020 |
Perkins2018: You are only embarrassing yourself. Lmao  Honestly, the SW'ners on this thread didn't do good justice to the thread. Una form hand abeg. I see figures flying around without backing nor stats. Lool  |
Politics › Re: What Does The S/west Produce That Compares With The North? by totit: 12:30pm On Apr 12, 2020 |
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Politics › Re: What Does The S/west Produce That Compares With The North? by totit: 12:26pm On Apr 12, 2020 |
IamAtikulate: 66% spread across 3 regions. That is 23% per region on average.
Poverty in SW is over 25% fact
That is over 10 million yorubas are poor Prove, your stats, please!? |
Politics › Re: What Does The S/west Produce That Compares With The North? by totit: 12:24pm On Apr 12, 2020 |
Armaggedon: I guess the thread compares Yoruba with Hausa so I'm surprised seeing some Yorubas mentioning Igbo.
some said Yoruba's dominate among artisans, Taylors etc.
For the records Igbo's have taken over almost all the sectors. Yoruba's only dominate sectors of the economy where Igbo's have no interest or where there is questionable govt backing against Igbo interest. That is why you hardly see a viable sector open to competition that is dominated by Yoruba's. If they have richer and more professional artisans why don't they have their own indigenous industrial and technological Hubs like Aba and Nnewi?
Even the banking sector has been taken over. They're crying of Igbo dominance while also claiming dominance. Can you back these loads of oral figures up with stats?  |
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