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Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by Eziachi: 7:12pm On Aug 11, 2012 |
dayokanu:So why are the Indians, Americans, British, Chinese, Japanese, Germans, French etc in Nigeria? Is it because there are no opportunities in their country? How can a man be a leech inside his own country?, how foolish can some of you get. People like footballer Emmanuel Adebayor are originally from your land, go and ask them why they chose Togo over your land of paradise, if we are going by your theory? 4 Likes |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by Eziachi: 7:21pm On Aug 11, 2012 |
omayyi :The same way United Kingdom will kick you out of slums of Peckham and Thamesmead and Togo will send back Emmanuel Adebayor and his family back you. Grow up! The world is now a global village, even the most richest Russians now live and work in the U.K and so does citizen of other nations. |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by ezeagu(m): 7:30pm On Aug 11, 2012 |
The issue with these discussions is that people bring up billionaires and millionaires to demonstrate the wealth of their region. The billionaires in Hausa and Yoruba land are much more than those in Igbo land and they control many large and important companies, but (and this a big but) there are so much more millionaires in Igbo land and there's much less poverty, whether rural or urban, and there is a wider and more stable 'middle class' which is why the HDI is high. I put this down to the Igbo egalitarian and 'rugged individualist' society where there has never been a ruling class as was and is seen in the other regions, on the other hand, the other regions had a more organised governing than the Igbo. 4 Likes |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by Yeske2(m): 8:55pm On Aug 11, 2012 |
^^ You actually educated those bigoted illiterates, hope it sinks into their thick skulls. |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by geeez: 10:40pm On Aug 11, 2012 |
ezeagu: The issue with these discussions is that people bring up billionaires and millionaires to demonstrate the wealth of their region. The billionaires in Hausa and Yoruba land are much more than those in Igbo land and they control many large and important companies, but (and this a big but) there are so much more millionaires in Igbo land and there's much less poverty, whether rural or urban, and there is a wider and more stable 'middle class' which is why the HDI is high. I put this down to the Igbo egalitarian and 'rugged individualist' society where there has never been a ruling class as was and is seen in the other regions, on the other hand, the other regions had a more organised governing than the Igbo. Oga you keep mentioning HDI. I've posted the GDP figures for Nigerian states which is a critical ingredient in the measure of HDI. The other parameters are Education and Life Expectancy. You may wanna read up before your next post Da infamous: ^^^^ Guy be more intelligent in your posts. You pass through a state and then in your opinion you can tell the level of poverty there and because you do multimillion dollar businesses with people doesn't mean everyone in Igbo land does the same and shouldnt also mean that thousands of Yoruba people don't and so now all mansions in Nigeria are built by Igbos? And then how can you tell whether or not i benefit from the high GDP in Oyo State? Once again another illusioned view 1 Like |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by ezeagu(m): 4:36am On Aug 12, 2012 |
geeez: Oga you keep mentioning HDI. I've posted the GDP figures for Nigerian states which is a critical ingredient in the measure of HDI. The other parameters are Education and Life Expectancy. You may wanna read up before your next post Yeah GDP, cool, go and compare the GDP calculations of Nigeria and Ireland, or India and Norway, even the US and the Netherlands, or Nigeria and Barbados, a small island the size of a south eastern state of Nigeria, or Nigeria to Luxembourg and Liechtenstein, the size of some Nigerian towns, or Monaco, the size of a village and then come and report your theory proven by the High HDI by GDP. In the mean time I'll leave you with these: http://www.measuredhs.com/pubs/pdf/GF15/GF15.pdf www.oerafrica.org/ResourceDownload.aspx?assetid">https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:wgJfRD3S_0QJ:www.oerafrica.org/ResourceDownload.aspx?assetid%3D969%26userid%3D-1+poverty+rate+nigeria+south+east+south+west+north+west&hl=en&gl=uk&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESgMqrnvyzigPMw7ADJUAAX9UBCi9Mis6NmqhlNFCX96QXgaQ9GxeFjj4EtXhx3yDI0puOMh7Py8Duz1yy6inJvQuMchj1Yq4uyfnVXtPtrKlRx2yhXSMD4XxUcclS7WUg89Rf3Z&sig=AHIEtbRRm-XXz0Vf9-3sPoBMW2yrZfFsnQ&pli=1 1 Like |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by geeez: 8:18am On Aug 12, 2012 |
ezeagu: Unfortunately most of your links weren't opening and I've read those reports before and like I said, the HDI will measure other factors like life expectancy and education which are directly related to the quality of healthcare and educational infrastructure which is currently over stretched in the South West as we speak, due to the influx of people into the region. You may wanna read a recent report on the unemployment rate in Nigeria from the NBS which I just stumbled on this morning below: https://www.nairaland.com/1016093/statistics-bauchi-zamfara-niger-top |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by Yeske2(m): 9:50am On Aug 12, 2012 |
^^ You forgot GDP calculation includes monetary transfers that may or may not affect the living standard of the inhabitants, Equitorial Guinea comes to mind. Despite having a GDP per capita close to those of high income countries, is still poorer than even Nigeria in every parameter measurable. HDI is a better measure. Go figure. The NBS stat you cited has been discussed on this forum and others so not relevant as you even believe the 3% unemployment rate for Osun state, citizens of the state Will be shocked to the bone reading that. 1 Like |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by geeez: 10:01am On Aug 12, 2012 |
Yeske!: I will respond when I get a better argument. For now, I won't dignify your post 1 Like |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by Yeske2(m): 2:02pm On Aug 12, 2012 |
geeez:What a gentleman. |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by cocoduck: 3:00pm On Aug 12, 2012 |
Yeske!: nwanne what a powerful arguement |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by geeez: 3:14pm On Aug 12, 2012 |
Just to clear the air, GDP is not and does not include monetary transfers but a direct measurement of total cost of commerce, like turnover of a company. An indicator of the standard of living is the per capita which measures average income over a period. Must you argue with facts and figures without any basis? You should and can only argue when you have conducted a research on your own which proves the contrary. |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by Epalos: 11:49pm On Aug 12, 2012 |
Cos they have none. dayokanu: ^^ How come Igbos dont use these business sense and skill to develop their cursed and eroded lands |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by Epalos: 11:50pm On Aug 12, 2012 |
Not in their millions. Yeske!: |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by Epalos: 12:01am On Aug 13, 2012 |
Don't mind these empty barrels with most noise, I really don't know the need for them to have to always make a case like a short man trying hard to be noticed. geeez: |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by Epalos: 12:10am On Aug 13, 2012 |
He's ibo, btw any Yoruba man married ibo will still marry a Yoruba woman. Eziachi: |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by Epalos: 12:16am On Aug 13, 2012 |
They decided to finish what you started, but you didn't see that coming, just plan it well this time cos you never can tell what these "cowards" have up their sleeves. Eziachi: |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by Epalos: 12:20am On Aug 13, 2012 |
You ibos dont see urselves as Nigerians and are full of p.o.o. Eziachi: |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by Epalos: 12:27am On Aug 13, 2012 |
No land is going to be taken with you to iboland, so you have not bought any inheritance, when the time comes the most you would get is compensation, we are talking about penny on a dollar. Eziachi: |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by Afam4eva(m): 4:01am On Aug 13, 2012 |
dayokanu:Did they match to ore before or after war was declared on Biafra? No nation fights for three years to bring back a nonentit into it's fold except the nonentity is a brainbox of Nigeria. |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by Antivirus92(m): 7:39am On Aug 13, 2012 |
I am just laughing at those people who label igbo land as "cursed" and "eroded". I just wonder why some people have refused to be educated. Pls tell me apart from lagos and ph, another state that is more developed than anambra,enugu,imo. A region with least poverty rate. A place blessed with men of calibre,A region with largest markets in africa. Yes we won't fold our hands and stay in our land doing agbero, danfo driver, okada rider,just to claim that our land is sufficient for us. We are enterprising by nature and we can't help that. 2 Likes |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by Eziachi: 5:18pm On Aug 13, 2012 |
Epalos: No land is going to be taken with you to iboland, so you have not bought any inheritance, when the time comes the most you would get is compensation, we are talking about penny on a dollar.If I were you I will rather read than comment, because you don't seem to know much about political issues. You called some one a starved and turn around and sell him your inheritance, what do you call that? This question is actually not for you as I know that you got no clue. |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by NOLONGTIN1(m): 5:51pm On Aug 13, 2012 |
Because we are hard workers, industrious, innovative and entrepreneurs. we don't wait for government work, we stand up and look for how we can make money mostly legally but sometimes illegally |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by dayokanu(m): 8:26pm On Aug 13, 2012 |
Antivirus92: I am just laughing at those people who label igbo land as "cursed" and "eroded". I just wonder why some people have refused to be educated. Pls tell me apart from lagos and ph, another state that is more developed than anambra,enugu,imo. A region with least poverty rate. A place blessed with men of calibre,A region with largest markets in africa. Yes we won't fold our hands and stay in our land doing agbero, danfo driver, okada rider,just to claim that our land is sufficient for us. We are enterprising by nature and we can't help that. if your land is ok, Why does every succesful Igbo man have to leave the place to make it? Have you gone to any eastern car park in Xmas and New yr time? it would be like a war is about to consume all the inhabitants. Even when they are killed in kano, they prefer to die in kano. Every index in Nigeria show that Iboland is one of the most impoverished. The GDP of all Ibo states are nothing to write home about SW GDP even minus Lagos eceed that of all SE states added together Oyo State 16,121,670,484 Ogun State 10,470,415,017 Ondo State 8,414,302,623 Osun State 7,280,597,521 Ekiti State 2,848,372,512 Total 45,135,358,157 Oyo and Ogun alone have the total GDP of the whole SE Imo State 14,212,637,486 Abia State 8,687,442,705 Anambra State 6,764,219,562 Enugu State 4,396,590,769 Ebonyi State 2,732,472,739 Total 36,793,363,261 afam4eva: Every nation that has succeded in breaking up or failed had to fight a war. Either in Sudan or in Yugoslavia. if you are fighting for independence you protect your territory and not attack others If you say the war was against Hausas, How come it was Middle belt and ore that was attacked and not Jos, Benue or Kogi to capture kano and Kaduna I wont respond to Eziachi simply because of his age. |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by MrGlobe(m): 9:20pm On Aug 13, 2012 |
^ you need help. Apart from Lagos there is no other economic activity in all Yoruba land. None. Stop the handouts coming from the FG and Yoruba lazy, coward, owambe loving people will cease to exist. I can't even argue this topic. |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by dayokanu(m): 10:48pm On Aug 13, 2012 |
Mr. Globe: LOL Even though GDP figures show that The SW excluding Lagos is way better than that Hell Hole you come from Oyo and Ogun States alone matches all the SE. If we stop people from migrating to other regions, It wont be long before Igbos start eating themselves like their ancestors used to |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by Afam4eva(m): 9:35am On Aug 14, 2012 |
dayokanu:When a war is declared on you, you don't wait to get annihilated. Which is why the Biafran forces that were matching to Lagos intended to overthrow the government that declared war on them. Their intention was solely to oust the government. How was the war against the Hausas when the war was declared by a middlebelter. The war was declared by the Nigerian government which included every other group apart from Igbos and some other ethnic minorities. |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by dayokanu(m): 4:09pm On Aug 14, 2012 |
afam4eva: So if you say the war was against Nigeria and yorubas were part of Nigeria then why are Igbos butthurt that the Yorubas gave them a monumental asswhooping |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by ezeagu(m): 4:40pm On Aug 14, 2012 |
geeez: Let's be honest, the only infrastructure that's over stretched in the southwest is in Lagos. The majority are in rural areas farming or doing some other unindustrialised work or trading, so unemployment (which is everywhere) isn't so much to blame for low HDI. Even if it was, the link to the thread says by unemployment: "Delta 27.2, Imo 26.9, Rivers 25.5 Abia 11.2, Anambra 12.4, Ebonyi 23.1, Enugu 25.2... Ekiti 12.1... Conversely, states considered to have marginal one-digit unemployment rate are Osun, 3.0, Kwara, 7.1, Lagos 8.3 and Oyo 8.9." So unemployment is highest in the south east and the rest of the Niger Delta, yet the south east still has a higher standard of living. What was the point you were trying to make with the NBS statistics? |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by cbravo2: 1:08am On Apr 08, 2017 |
Igbo Traders as a Missionary Tool in South Western Nigeria http://www.bravoprojecthelp.com/theology/igbo-traders-missionary-tool-south-western-nigeria/ |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by cbravo3: 1:11am On Apr 08, 2017 |
Igbo Traders as a Missionary Tool in South Western Nigeria http://www.bravoprojecthelp.com/theology/igbo-traders-missionary-tool-south-western-nigeria/ |
Re: Why Does The Whole Nigeria Tremble At The Hearing Of Igbo Secession? by nogragra: 11:09am On Sep 26, 2019 |
gerald28:...you people are not only thieves and criminals but you are very evil people as well. Q.E.D. |
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