Politics › Re: Check Who Own Statisense Designed To Be Dishing Out Fake Statistics by Twistaray(m): 3:11pm On Aug 01, 2023 |
Anambra1stPikin: I'm only debunking not wailing, I live in my region and in comfortable environment not mud enclave that's obtainable in your region Debunking with what?  Tell us oo |
Politics › Re: Check Who Own Statisense Designed To Be Dishing Out Fake Statistics by Twistaray(m): 3:03pm On Aug 01, 2023 |
Anambra1stPikin: But that's reality in Southwest not theory
I don't know what you guys call poverty but these are full evidence of poverty in your region You go wail taaya. God bless the SW.  |
Politics › Re: Check Who Own Statisense Designed To Be Dishing Out Fake Statistics by Twistaray(m): 2:58pm On Aug 01, 2023 |
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Politics › Re: Check Who Own Statisense Designed To Be Dishing Out Fake Statistics by Twistaray(m): 2:57pm On Aug 01, 2023 |
Anambra1stPikin: No matter how you guys dishing out your propaganda it doesn't change the fact you guys are poorest in South, Ondo I know very well is very poor state But..bu..but, I have only provided the whole world the same stats you were jubilating about just a few secs ago? What has changed, what do you like a lot and choose manipulation?  And no, people are not poor because you think so, you say so, it must he proven with facts. |
Politics › Re: Check Who Own Statisense Designed To Be Dishing Out Fake Statistics by Twistaray(m): 2:54pm On Aug 01, 2023 |
By the way and anyway, I recall arguing with one Olodo Okoro over the same issue who was crying about marginalization over the same issue even after I provided him with a direct link from NBS he still go about crying. And now, this one too wailing over the stats and the poverty ravaging his region.  |
Politics › Re: Check Who Own Statisense Designed To Be Dishing Out Fake Statistics by Twistaray(m): 2:52pm On Aug 01, 2023 |
Anambra1stPikin: You don't need any stats to know that your people are the poorest in Southern region, the results are glaring in your region, the fact is that your propaganda doesn't change those brown roof, it's just like a man with baggage of problem went to bar drinking alcohol just to forget his problems 😃😃 it's just for a moment ones his eyes clear those problems will be staring at him, the propaganda you guys have been dishing for years doesn't change the mud enclaves in your region, make una continue 😂🤣 No wonder you got banned. You troll and lie a lot. Why cut out Ondo and Lagos from the screen shot? Lmaoo.
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Travel › Re: Ogun State Oba Died Inside Keke Napep, Crushed By A Trailer by Twistaray(m): 11:13am On Aug 01, 2023 |
Few are sane but many are mad roaming Nairaland this day. |
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Politics › Re: The Hypocrisy Of The Poverty Statistics Reports From Statisense by Twistaray(m): 1:35am On Aug 01, 2023*. Modified: 4:15am On Aug 01, 2023 |
Unbiased1: Hi You are annoying oo, honestly. Can't you read? The article speaks about the poverty index in general but the percentage you were quoting was the one that represented child poverty. Oga go and read the report you posted again and stop disturbing me. Let me highlight the portion of that article for you again:
"Child poverty is prevalent in rural areas, with almost 90% of rural children experiencing poverty. Across the geo-political zones, the child MPI shows higher poverty in the North-East and North-West (where 90% of children are poor) and lower poverty in the South-East and South-West (74% and 65.1% respectively). The incidence of Child MPI is above 50% in all States and greater than 95% in Bayelsa, Sokoto, Gombe and Kebbi."
Please read like someone that studied English in school abeg. It is stated there clearly "child MPI".
As for the Statisense post, that is what they are known for. Before the National Bureau of Statistics released their report in November, Statisense had already tweeted up to 3 times about the poverty index in Nigeria where it portrayed the South West as the region with the lowest poverty until NBS destroyed their fake stats in November. Seems they have started again. The report from the NBS is the only valid report and not the nonsense repeatedly been uploaded by Statisense. Only a new report officially published by the NBS for 2023 will be accepted not this nonsense. As I said before, go the NBS website and download the original report and stop using this nonsense from Statisense. Oya, kindly link us to your NBS source. Olodo rabataa. 😂😂 This one doesn't understand the meaning of multidimensional poverty. Where is the source of your stats, you said NBS but could no provide a link to even believe you have a dunce supporter above you oiling back says a lot.  Lmaooo. Below is another solid table confirming mine.
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Politics › Re: Aerial View Of Osogbo (pictures) by Twistaray(m): 7:10pm On Jul 31, 2023 |
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Politics › Re: Aerial View Of Osogbo (pictures) by Twistaray(m): 7:06pm On Jul 31, 2023 |
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Politics › Re: Aerial View Of Osogbo (pictures) by Twistaray(m): 6:34pm On Jul 31, 2023 |
Kingabia1998: Hahahaha our people are not practicing those baberic actor culture This news was reported just about 2years ago. In 21century oo Dey play.
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Politics › Re: The Hypocrisy Of The Poverty Statistics Reports From Statisense by Twistaray(m): 5:32pm On Jul 31, 2023 |
Unbiased1: I see you love deceiving yourself. Here is the portion of the article you are quoting:
"Child poverty is prevalent in rural areas, with almost 90% of rural children experiencing poverty. Across the geo-political zones, the child MPI shows higher poverty in the North-East and North-West (where 90% of children are poor) and lower poverty in the South-East and South-West (74% and 65.1% respectively). The incidence of Child MPI is above 50% in all States and greater than 95% in Bayelsa, Sokoto, Gombe and Kebbi."
Like I said earlier, the poverty report you quoted is for only child poverty. Download the PDF for the full report and accept the report happily. No where was children poverty was ever and solely reported in the world. Only in your mind. PROPORTIONAL THAT ARE MULTIDIMENSIONALLY POOR 2022
North East: 76.5% North West: 75.8% North Central: 66.3% South South: 62.6% South East: 49.0% South West: 40.0%
#StatiSense (NMPI) 2:14 pm · 16 Jul 2023 https://twitter.com/StatiSense/status/1680566453303476226?t=7Uup4bqX3ixmdchkPrylgg&s=19 |
Politics › Re: The Hypocrisy Of The Poverty Statistics Reports From Statisense by Twistaray(m): 5:27pm On Jul 31, 2023 |
Unbiased1: I see you love deceiving yourself. Here is the portion of the article you are quoting:
"Child poverty is prevalent in rural areas, with almost 90% of rural children experiencing poverty. Across the geo-political zones, the child MPI shows higher poverty in the North-East and North-West (where 90% of children are poor) and lower poverty in the South-East and South-West (74% and 65.1% respectively). The incidence of Child MPI is above 50% in all States and greater than 95% in Bayelsa, Sokoto, Gombe and Kebbi."
Like I said earlier, the poverty report you quoted is for only child poverty. Download the PDF for the full report and accept the report happily. Lmaoo. The index covers both people/adult and children. 63% of persons living within Nigeria (133 million people) are multidimensionally poor. The National MPI is 0.257, [b]indicating that poor people in Nigeria experience just over one-quarter of all possible deprivations. 65% of the poor (86 million people) live in the North, while 35% (nearly 47 million) live in the South. Poverty levels across States vary significantly, with the incidence of multidimensional poverty ranging from a low of 27% in Ondo[/b]to a high of 91% in Sokoto. Over half of the population of Nigeria are multidimensionally poor and cook with dung, wood or charcoal, rather than cleaner energy. High deprivations are also apparent nationally in sanitation, time to healthcare, food insecurity, and housing. In general, the incidence of monetary poverty is lower than the incidence of multidimensional poverty across most states. In Nigeria, 40.1% of people are poor according to the 2018/19 national monetary poverty line, and 63% are multidimensionally poor according to the National MPI 2022. Multidimensional poverty is higher in rural areas, where 72% of people are poor, compared to 42% of people in urban areas. The National MPI is reported with a linked Child MPI, which provides additional information on Multidimensional Child Poverty in Nigeria. According to the report:
Two-thirds (67.5%) of children (0–17) are multidimensionally poor according to the National MPI, and half (51%) of all poor people are children. The highest deprivations are in the indicator of child engagements – where over half of poor children lack the intellectual stimulation that is pivotal to early childhood development. Can you read and do you understand English? It's an overall stats that covers regions, people, children, and states respectively. Lm.aooo |
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Politics › Re: The Hypocrisy Of The Poverty Statistics Reports From Statisense by Twistaray(m): 4:22pm On Jul 31, 2023 |
Unbiased1: In November 2022, the National Bureau of Statistics released its detailed report on poverty situation in Nigeria. In the report, it was confirmed that Nigeria has 133 residents who are multidimensionally poor. The report also showcased a breakdown of the Poverty index based on the states and geopolitical zones.
While this report was very clear and well detailed our attention has been drawn to the pattern at which some media outlets have propagated the news since November 2022. Our focus in this writeup is the manner at which a so-called statistical outlet on Twitter has been reporting this news.
The handle called Statisense prides itself as a platform that releases statistics about various topics. On the issue of the Poverty index in Nigeria, Statisense was one of the first media outlets on Twitter to release the news. Below is a screenshot from the their tweet. Ok. Forget Statisense. Below is directly from NBS Across the geo-political zones, the child MPI shows higher poverty in the North-East and North-West (where 90% of children are poor) and lower poverty in the South-East and South-West (74% and 65.1% respectively).
https://nigerianstat.gov.ng/news/78#:~:text=Highlights |
Politics › Re: Aerial View Of Osogbo (pictures) by Twistaray(m): 4:12pm On Jul 31, 2023*. Modified: 5:51pm On Jul 31, 2023 |
Kingabia1998: The thing is Yoruba naturally Yoruba people de In Relationship with dirtiness.my mom use too tell me when they where living in Lagos, that if they comes back from work and wants to take their bath the Yoruba girls will arguably ask them where are they planning on going this one they are about to take a shower, that Yoruba girls can't take their shower for their own comfort, except for an occasion or, even school, but I don't know for now, but in my own experience, between Igbo and Yoruba girls, the most primitive or local as we assume are,the ebonyi state girls which are from inside, inside of ebonyi, like ishiagu,ikwo etc. and for Yorubas I don't know about their village but the ones we see here as their primitive or little wise as they flock Igbo land are the agbo sellers.so my own experience is I have bleeped The two, typical girls from, The two tribes that I mentioned.so the first was abakiliki girls as we fondly call them (ndi ogu ukwu,or ndi oru ahia) back in my village,two of them,my mum assigned them for me to go and show them the farmland they will weed for us, what I meant by weed is removing the unwanted plant, it's called weeding, they use cutlasses to weed so it's kind of amazing for us.so to cut the story short,we went to the farm as an exposed nigga I use the opportunity to shot my shot, fortunate for me they accepted,we do our thing, without collecting money from me.then for the Yoruba girls, their this two agbo sellers everyday they are trooping in our village because our village is not that far from the town so most of them always come to our village to sell their products.so their this particular two that always comes to one building site near to where I live so sometimes I visit the site to collect some unwanted planks and bamboo trees, you know na we Igbo guys we bad from belly,so one of my friend called one and ask them are they selling with and with, initial I don't understand the code after they discussed and she left,he told guy we are about to Bleep,I was like how,he said I should calm down, then she went and bring her sister we enter one corner do our thing.so what am saying is upon the agbo sellers look neat and packaged, but the kind of odour that is oozing from their body is too bad for young girls like that, but the ebonyi girls that are farmers are far more neat without even perfume.i was like wtf this Yoruba people are truly baggage of dirtiness roaming around. Tell your mother that should anything happen to your father suddenly, she must drink his corpse water whether she likes it or not.  |
Politics › Re: David Hundeyin: Tinubu Supporters Crying, Begging Me To Join Obi Twitter Space by Twistaray(m): 10:51pm On Jul 29, 2023 |
Lool.
The low self-esteem, attention-seeking, and country-less poo with his imaginary and self-induced, imaginary nonsense. |
Politics › Re: Number Of Poor People In Nigeria According To Zones - NBS by Twistaray(m): 10:48pm On Jul 29, 2023 |
IamAtikulate: Do you also need a link for this Yes, I found it already.
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Politics › Re: Number Of Poor People In Nigeria According To Zones - NBS by Twistaray(m): 9:28pm On Jul 29, 2023 |
I wouldn't even bother providing the said stats complete or comprehensive table. Mere looking a the audio table provided by the OP self base on number and percentage one can tell why SW is even better off considering her population in comparison to SE.
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Politics › Re: Number Of Poor People In Nigeria According To Zones - NBS by Twistaray(m): 8:17pm On Jul 29, 2023 |
IamAtikulate: Check the chart
Do you know what visualized data is?
That's what the chart is and source is NBS I can do better with that, using corell draw. |
Politics › Re: Number Of Poor People In Nigeria According To Zones - NBS by Twistaray(m): 7:42pm On Jul 29, 2023 |
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Politics › Re: Number Of Poor People In Nigeria According To Zones - NBS by Twistaray(m): 7:38pm On Jul 29, 2023 |
No even a source?  Cheii, anything goes on NL. |
Politics › Re: IPOB: Sit-At-Home Enforcers Flog Teacher & Students In Enugu by Twistaray(m): 9:26pm On Jul 05, 2023 |
 I even read that some able Igbos men were seen hiding under the beds and some where peeing on their pants.  Bunch of hefty for nothing cowards.  |
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Crime › Re: Gistvideo: Youths Burst Anambra Brothel Where 13-year-old Girls Are Used For Pro by Twistaray(op): 5:02pm On Jun 23, 2023 |
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Crime › Gistvideo: Youths Burst Anambra Brothel Where 13-year-old Girls Are Used For Pro by Twistaray(op): 5:01pm On Jun 23, 2023 |
GISTVideo: Youths Burst Anambra Brothel Where 13-year-Old Girls Are Used For ProstitutionYouths Burst Anambra Brothel Where 13-year-Old Girls Are Used For ProstitutionPublished 18 mins ago on 23 June 2023By Richard Ogunsile Kindly share this story:
Video: Youths Burst Anambra Brothel Where 13-year-Old Girls Are Used For Prostitution (pending)Young girls at Anambra Brothel Some youths in Anambra State have burst a brothel where young girls, mostly teenagers between 13 and 18, are used for prostitution.
In a video clip seen by Naija News on social media, the young girls were seen being paraded and interrogated about their age and activities at the area alleged to be in Anambra.
The Oba youths could be heard saying in the Igbo language that they no longer want vices like prostitution and the rest in their town. In a video clip seen by Naija News on social media, the young girls were seen being paraded and interrogated about their age and activities at the area alleged to be in Anambra. The Oba youths could be heard saying in the Igbo language that they no longer want vices like prostitution and the rest in their town. . In a video clip seen by Naija News on social media, the young girls were seen being paraded and interrogated about their age and activities at the area alleged to be in Anambra. The Oba youths could be heard saying in the Igbo language that they no longer want vices like prostitution and the rest in their town. See the video clips below: Netizens have since expressed concern over the viral video clips criticizing the brothel owner. See some reactions to the video below: A Twitter user [@MrSNoockie] took a swipe at former Minister of Education, Obiageli Katryn Ezekwesili, asserting she may not show concern on such matters. The netizen wrote: “Omoooo, E shock me sha, Madam Obey no go talk anything about this kind thing to bring about solution, this kind matter no dey get their attention. Omo make una reason am 13 years old girls . Another, @Eebrokaka01 wrote: “When we say charity begins at home, this is what we mean. Kudos to the youths for doing this. @AbubakarJagaba – “God bless these youths community policing is the best way to go; they know what’s is going on in the locality more than the federal police kudus to them. @alaokayode – I will wait till evening to see whether there’ll be an outrage against the government of this state from @obyezeks, @ChidiOdinkalu, @AishaYesufu, @ARISEtv, @abati1990, @ruffydfire before I say something. @AkinolaKoleola – “Bro hmmm “OBA youths” lemme just keep kwayet! If diariss an awakening in Igbo land on the scourge of underage children molestation & trafficking, it is a highly overdue welcome development! The road to eradication & prevention is still very long, but this is highly positive. @SusanHenshaw50 – “Children are not “involved” in prostitution. They are used by adults and it is called rape. I don’t know what the law is in Nigeria, but sexual activity with minors of that age is statutory rape. @Paparazzi23111 – “Nice one from the Oba Youths. Other youths should flush things like this out of their domain. @dreamerireland – “Putting the faces of innocent kids on SM is like doing a good thing in a very bad way. Hand them over to the relevant authority. A data protection bill has just been signed in Nigeria. Protect their dignity and future. Stop sharing please! It’s a shame that I’m even commenting . @adlexy – “There is something about the SE; when it’s not a baby factory, it’s underage prostitution, or useless governors & representatives or agbero running states, but yet, some clowns won’t allow us to rest in Lagos?” https://www./2023/06/23/video-youths-burst-anambra-brothel-where-13-year-old-girls-are-used-for-prostitution/?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=9jaNews&utm_campaign=9jaShare&=1
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Politics › Re: Video: Tears As LASG Demolished Alaba International Market by Twistaray(m): 11:19pm On Jun 18, 2023 |
Yorubapiglet: You are a freeborn that licks the balls of the North for validation? Hahahahahahahaha!!  How did I lick the ball of the north and don't you think it is only a slave that begs for freedom like you are doing?  No freedom for you and remember what thus thread is all about, you are now at Lagos mercy begging and yet can't do anything about it. |
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Politics › Re: Invite Nnamdi Kanu For Discussion, Ohanaeze Tells Tinubu by Twistaray(m): 8:38pm On Jun 18, 2023 |
I think, these riffraff called ' Ohanaeze ' should be picked up and jailed for trying to give a soft landing and support to a terrorist leader like Kanu. |