₦airaland Forum

Aareonakakanfo:
When you create the thread, mention every single one of us here so we can join you.I'll make sure i post news coming out from the southwest and then we discuss it

Aareonakakanfo:
Maybe we should just rename this thread.segend what do you think?

Aareonakakanfo:
Abeg you guys should ignore these red mud romanis.When we start responding to every one of their comments,we lose touch of the topic.This topic has nothing to do with Ibo

Aareonakakanfo:
Abeg you guys should ignore these red mud romanis.When we start responding to every one of their comments,we lose touch of the topic.This topic has nothing to do with Ibo

FREEEMANAN:
Are you the real culprit?

SOUNDKING:
only the confused and sophisticated yorobaboons make such noise,forget them,,,this is the time to work.,,,the media war is over, now is the time for physical battle.

kingzizzy:
And I'm asking, if Ogun state is the most industrial in Nigeria, tell us the industries Ogun is noted for and were they are sited. If you can't answer then shut up

aresa:
Oluyole industrial estate is dead, but the worlds largest consumer product manufacturers aka Procter And Gamble built a factory in the same Oluyole Industrial...

http://www.pg.com/en_NG/contact_us.shtml


I tell you, these empty and shallow chest beaters are comedians..

ezeagu:
This is the nonsense I'm talking about.

ezeagu:
Does aren't the first industries in Nigeria are they?

ezeagu:
Look, I don't care about a radio station that doesn't exist today. I want to discuss innovations, not second hand equipment dashed to the Lagos office in the 50s. Eastern Nigeria was going through some industrialisation during the 1880s to 1900 which is why Calabar was the first capital. The palm industry is what started Nigeria and the trade was made by several ethnic groups in eastern Nigeria. The first anti-colonial movement, the Ekumeku movement, was initiated by Anioma-Igbo people. The biggest market of colonial Africa, Onitsha Main Market, still thrives today and now shares that title with Kumasi. I can't be bothered talking about industries that are completely dead today.

kingzizzy:
The only thing of note in what you said is that there are more industries in Ogun state than the SE/SS. So Ogundipe state has more economic and commercial clout than Onitsha. Enlighten me. Where are these industries, is it in Abeokuta or where? What type of industries are in Ogundipe state. I'm intrigued

ezeagu:
You asked about relevant development which I gave you. The reason why some of these firsts are irrelevant in this discussion is because development was based around Lagos so technology was brought and tested through there first as the colonial administrative center and then quickly moved about Nigeria, especially eastern Nigeria, and many of these firsts were brought about by a combination of people from all over Nigeria like Vincent Maduka of Western Nigeria Television. It's like Liberia or Sierra Leone bragging about first black this or that. I would be more comfortable talking about 'firsts' or more like innovations before Britain brought their technology, anything other than that is bragging about being colonised because all these first ended when they left which is why cocoa house is in ruin. That's my point. It's not a big deal the the first industrial part of Nigeria was in eastern Nigeria. For example the first railway line in Nigeria was built in the western region in Lagos.

aresa:
Yes o....

This is why I said oil and association was a huge distraction because we achieved more without oil and association...

wescoboy:
[size=14pt]Chei! See Abuja - the Centre of Unity!
Cows have taken over our roads in Abuja.
Pls help! This is no "Change" we collectively voted for.
AEPB should wake up plssss!
God Bless Nigeria[/size]

ChimaAdeoye:





[size=18pt]Chest beaters!

As usual, making hilarious claims.

Why not the biggest man made object in the universe? [/size]

aresa:
1. The SW survived comfortably before oil was discovered.

2. The SW under the old western region built many historic "First In Nigeria" structures without oil money.

3. The SW built all the industrial estates in Lagos from Ikeja industrial estate to Matori, Apapa, Mushin and Ilupeju industrial and these industries are still responsible for countless jobs and a major chunk of Nigeria's industrial output, goods and services.

All before Nigeria became a country and infact, oil and affiliation with the rest of the country slowed down the SW because the SW achieved all the above in less than 10 years so imagine the SW today without the association and oil bargage.

kettykin:
Hello all,aside the oil industry mining oil resources in niger delta and the banks owned by majority delta igbos but by some reasons are located in lagos.

What really does the south west offer Nigeria.

AnamCity:
Mehn! The pictures are not different from what Asokoro and Maitama looks like.

ChimaAdeoye:
Yorubas will only use IT for 419 and other negative vices they are known for.
Abandoning IT sector to yorubas is a recipe for killing the IT sector in Nigeria.

obontami:
that man must be a igbo man


Igbo people shay dog carry all of una placenta ni ?? Una fit fccck anything wey wear skirt, imagina a 71years old igbo man rape girls that are not even up to teenage level



Even for brothel na igbo girls full there, you dey here names like amaka,chichi,ifeoma,njideka and so on


Useless south east folks are involved in human trafficking,hard drug trafficking, selling of human parts, baby Factory,prostitution kid-napping and so on


I think buhari needs to wipe out the whole south west outta nigeria


These flat heads are so brainless

winniz:
You should be feeling sad for Yourself and your people cos this time around the Zoo will break up instantly cos the amalgamation of Nigeria expired in 2014.

ekenedegreat:
You're already in hell
rotten maggot!!