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Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by Nobody: 9:54am On Jan 18, 2013 |
Some people carry this matter for head sha... |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by slimfit1(m): 9:58am On Jan 18, 2013 |
He is probably trying to say, other state should try to start looking for a means to generate revenue instead of waiting for FG's allocation all the time. 1 Like |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by thelastPope(m): 9:59am On Jan 18, 2013 |
Delafruita: whats so significaant about festac town?is it any different from the estates jakande built? Seriously You typed this? You are comparing Jakande estate to festac town? You must be high on alabukun! |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by naja2: 10:01am On Jan 18, 2013 |
Truckpusher: The role played by Lagos state in the oil and gas industry politics is still benefiting the SW till this very moment....for every one Niger Deltan employed in the industry the SW gets like ten this is one reason they'll always prefer this union because they are one people that ar e benefiting immensely from it forget abt the noise making and bravado they do here ....read my lips without oil money from the Niger delta the SW is another republic of Congo and Benin republic in waiting.I laugh in spanish, you guys and ur oil sound like a babe with big br east and ass but without brains. If Nigeria splits today i can assure you that ND will be the worst region after sharia north. Your new country will be ruled Gej, tompolo, alamasegha,uduagan, asari dokubo and even you know that ur people are very lazy and love to enjoy unlike lagosians u guys only came in contact with civilisation in the 80s even at that most of ur "cities" are like villages. Do u know dat switzerland, sweden and south africa has no oil and yet are doin very well. The best thing any nation can pray for is the good human capital and u will agree with me that the SW has this in abundance. I have no doubt that if nigeria splits today SW will be the best in a few years after. 4 Likes |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by kingingkinging: 10:04am On Jan 18, 2013 |
kettykin: This hypocrit should have rather announced that the state Government will no longer take revenue from oil than come to deceive his gullible followers. Can lagos do without the tax from oil company headquaters in lagos. Pls dont sya what you dont know. The only tax any company pays to any state govt is PAYE which is from the salary of the staff. No oil company pays tax to Lagos State. There is Petroleum Tax Act (PAT) which is different from other taxes. About 75%of the income of the oil companies is paid as tax to the Fed govt of Nig so invariably it is the Fed govt that collects the tax not state govt. Do you also know that the oil companies are in joint venture with NNPC, so pls know what you are saying before jibering. |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by aurenflani: 10:04am On Jan 18, 2013 |
:- babyosisi: The North can survive and thrive with ascending development without the oil. Our agriculture and solid minerals will perform the magic even greater than what happened in the past. Our people are better educated and we will not have destabilising forces that are helping to create distrust and hatred amongst us. In fact, the North alone will be the true giant of Africa. |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by UnimkeAk(m): 10:06am On Jan 18, 2013 |
kettykin: God bless you... This lagos peeps can see themselves |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by Demdem(m): 10:08am On Jan 18, 2013 |
aurenflani: :- I have no doubt in the potential of the north surviving without oil however this part of ur post made me shiver. |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by BANGASOUP1: 10:08am On Jan 18, 2013 |
Boyoorisha: Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State says Lagos is the only state that can survive if crude oil supply – the mainstay of Nigeria economy- is shut down. |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by thelastPope(m): 10:10am On Jan 18, 2013 |
naja2: I laugh in spanish, you guys and ur oil sound like a babe with big br east and ass but without brains. If Nigeria splits today i can assure you that ND will be the worst region after sharia north. Your new country will be ruled Gej, tompolo, alamasegha,uduagan, asari dokubo and even you know that ur people are very lazy and love to enjoy unlike lagosians u guys only came in contact with civilisation in the 80s even at that most of ur "cities" are like villages. Do u know dat switzerland, sweden and south africa has no oil and yet are doin very well. The best thing any nation can pray for is the good human capital and u will agree with me that the SW has this in abundance. I have no doubt that if nigeria splits today SW will be the best in a few years after. You are making baseless assertions. Societies and culture evolve. You cannot draw a graph of our socities will turn out ust like that. The south east is a good example. The south east had the highest number of people in the military and civil service before the civil war! That changed after the civil war. So go figure! If the Niger Delta went their way, they will evolve. America once fought a civil war remember? Infact, niger Delta has had some of the most educated and enlightened and revolutionary people in Nigeria. Isaac boro, Ken Saro wiwa. The nigeria state turned ND into what it is today. Tompolo et all you talk about are a product of an oppressed ND that was gang ra.p.ed by the collabo of the south west and north! |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by Delafruita(m): 10:10am On Jan 18, 2013 |
thelastPope:yes i typed it.i dont understand whats so significantly different about festac.i lived in festac as a young boy,lived in gowon estate for a while and i really dont understand the difference.true,festac was well planned,but so were jakande's estates.the only hype with festac is the supposed "class" and its been tagged "high brow".festac guys and girls try to "form" big boy or girl.moreover,most of the "beautiful masterpieces" in festac were not part of the plan.individuals buy the land,demolish the house and rebuild their own structure.its only those who hear about festac that still live in that fantasy world of festac been so wooooow.its no different from abesan estate or gowon estate 1 Like |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by Nobody: 10:14am On Jan 18, 2013 |
thelastPope: I want you to tell me where the money used for planting the grass came from since oil was not discovered then ? Mind you,nigeria was amalgamated in 1914 and oil was discovered in 1956 ! |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by ideology(m): 10:15am On Jan 18, 2013 |
He might be right, but if the economy of lag depends on tax, then he shd remember that the tax payers are directly or indirectly connected to oil revenue. a greater percentage of the tax generated comes from oil companies. for the ports, if not the politics going on, traffic in the lag port will reduce. the one in port harcourt supplies materials mostly for oil and gas companies, then politics made tinapa in calabar not functional since it will shift most importations thru calabar port. tinapa alone can house many industries in lag, but politics saw it that lag will lose revenue from tax they thwarted the growth of tinapa. if not 60% of the companies in lag would have moved to east. |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by kingingkinging: 10:15am On Jan 18, 2013 |
0lumide: Your analysis is very perfect: When Nigeria had 25 banks, about ten (10)of the banks had Yoruba CEO with some other having Yoruba chairmen, only few ones like Oceanic, Zenith, UBA, Fidelity and Finbank were Deltan and Igbo. People always look for reasons to eaqual Lagos but it can never ever happen. Capital of Nigeria left Lagos since 1992 (21 years ago) yet Lagos is known all over the world more than Abuja. It has been so and so shall it remain. Lasgidi ilu ogbon, AROMISA LEGBE LEGBE. 6 Likes |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by Afam4eva(m): 10:16am On Jan 18, 2013 |
No state can survive without oil at least for a few years should oil dry up. Every sector in this country is indirectly been run with oil. So, when oil folds up, a lot of businesses will also fold up. The tax that Lagos is talking about, is it not an offshoot of the oil industry? |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by TonySpike: 10:16am On Jan 18, 2013 |
Mad Cow: Because Oil money already built Lagos!! FACT: Oil money built everywhere in Nigeria including your state! |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by Nobody: 10:16am On Jan 18, 2013 |
Very funny. Just imagine Abuja is no longer the federal capital, they will have a state governor and all political offices will be occupied by indigenous persons. Then the state governor will come and say that Abuja is the only state that can survive without oil. Hahahaha. 3 Likes |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by MusicCafe: 10:19am On Jan 18, 2013 |
babyosisi:I hope the fed. govt will also stop collecting money from the port and airport...that's Lagos money... |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by Truckpusher(m): 10:21am On Jan 18, 2013 |
naja2: I laugh in spanish, you guys and ur oil sound like a babe with big br east and ass but without brains. If Nigeria splits today i can assure you that ND will be the worst region after sharia north. Your new country will be ruled Gej, tompolo, alamasegha,uduagan, asari dokubo and even you know that ur people are very lazy and love to enjoy unlike lagosians u guys only came in contact with civilisation in the 80s even at that most of ur "cities" are like villages. Do u know dat switzerland, sweden and south africa has no oil and yet are doin very well. The best thing any nation can pray for is the good human capital and u will agree with me that the SW has this in abundance. I have no doubt that if nigeria splits today SW will be the best in a few years after.Comparing people like GEJ, Uduaghan to all the militant warlords of the Niger delta shows how myopic you are as you keep on having this SW delusion of grandeur when you've not actually made your mark In the InternatIonal stage, for your information people like Asari, Tompolo etc were deliberately unleashed on the criminal Nigerian govt because we were careful not to engage our best minds again after the killing of Kenule Saro Wiwa, Doctor Obi wali and professor Claude Ake just to mention but a few of the best minds we have here, these men engaged the govt in dialogue but nobody was willing to hear them out . Finally, enjoy while it lasts because like you said we just saw civilization in the 80s, but right now we arm twist you a little we get what we want and you can't still see the bigger picture?...then tell me who's more lazy mentally, mind you grabbing free education and getting yourselves degrees wouldn't amount to being smart...you're just there 1 Like |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by thelastPope(m): 10:23am On Jan 18, 2013 |
kingingkinging: What was the statistic before the civil war? |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by ba7man(m): 10:25am On Jan 18, 2013 |
Delafruita: yes i typed it.i dont understand whats so significantly different about festac.i lived in festac as a young boy,lived in gowon estate for a while and i really dont understand the difference.true,festac was well planned,but so were jakande's estates.the only hype with festac is the supposed "class" and its been tagged "high brow".festac guys and girls try to "form" big boy or girl.moreover,most of the "beautiful masterpieces" in festac were not part of the plan.individuals buy the land,demolish the house and rebuild their own structure.its only those who hear about festac that still live in that fantasy world of festac been so wooooow.its no different from abesan estate or gowon estateNoooo Way!!! I strongly disagree with you also as a born and bred in Festac guy. Festac was designed to be self sufficient. It had a post-office, market, water-works, parks, play grounds, sidewalks, underground drains, tree lined avenues, World class zoning and grid plan layout. Its just a shame it is how it is today, but pls, do not make that comparism....even the festac low-cost flats were better than anything Jakande built. Not trying to discredit him though b'cos he was visionary. |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by tawa89(f): 10:27am On Jan 18, 2013 |
0lumide:. I don't get did u just say that Tinubus' administration did better than Donald Duke's? Nawa oooo |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by Truckpusher(m): 10:29am On Jan 18, 2013 |
J12: Very funny. Just imagine Abuja is no longer the federal capital, they will have a state governor and all political offices will be occupied by indigenous persons. Then the state governor will come and say that Abuja is the only state that can survive without oil. Hahahaha.you can say that again....this is one reason people like Kenule Saro Wiwa called the Nigerian state 'ungrateful majority leeching on the minority only to turn around and call them lazy people'....smdh |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by kutchs: 10:31am On Jan 18, 2013 |
~Bluetooth:Great pics I must say but you failed to point out that all the development as seen in those pics is down to British influence given that Lagos was capital of Nigeria. Calabar or Enugu would be the same where they capital of Nigeria. In essene bro what am saying is that those wonderful sights have nothing to do with Lagos state govt and doesnt tell us if Lagos would survive without oil revenue or not. Truth is Lagos cannot and will never survive in an economically distressed Nigeria. Thats impossible and Fashola should stop deceiving you, me think you are too intelligent to buy such bull crap from him. |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by thelastPope(m): 10:33am On Jan 18, 2013 |
ba7man: Noooo Way!!! I strongly disagree with you also as a born and bred in Festac guy. Festac was designed to be self sufficient. It had a post-office, market, water-works, parks, play grounds, sidewalks, underground drains, tree lined avenues, World class zoning and grid plan layout. Its just a shame it is how it is today, but pls, do not make that comparism....even the festac low-cost flats were better than anything Jakande built. Not trying to discredit him though b'cos he was visionary. Honestly, all the partisan debates and arguments aside, I just didn't know what to answer the guy. I was speechless! His statement was just ridiculous! |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by UnimkeAk(m): 10:34am On Jan 18, 2013 |
MusicCafe: I hope the fed. govt will also stop collecting money from the port and airport...that's Lagos money... Port built by the FG... My laff tire gele. |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by Lamasta(m): 10:37am On Jan 18, 2013 |
Lagos is the only state in Nigeria that will not survive if tax is cancelled. |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by kutchs: 10:38am On Jan 18, 2013 |
MusicCafe: I hope the fed. govt will also stop collecting money from the port and airport...that's Lagos money...This post has finally shown who you are, dumb and dull. MMIA belongs to LAGS? Apapa, Tin Can etc belongs to LAGS? I cant believe you mean that rubbish u typed above. I can name so many facilities in Lagos belonging to the FG which will cripple the economy of Lagos should the FG decides to shut them down. Dont pretend you dont know baby boy. |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by Sweetlemon(f): 10:38am On Jan 18, 2013 |
It's the gospel truth. Lagos CAN and WILL survive without oil money and we all know how and why so no need for explanation. FYI, I'm a south-southerner from the 2nd or 3rd richest oil producing state in Nigeria so my comment is devoid of tribalism 1 Like |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by horlatunde(m): 10:39am On Jan 18, 2013 |
babyosisi: What is he waiting for?I wonder Y pple like you are finding it difficult to understand simple English. The governor used a conditional clause of "IF" the supply is Shut........ I don't know hw difficult that is 4 u to understand. Even 4rm d oil revenue Self hw much does Lagos earn conpare to Bayelsa whose population is 10times Smaller than lagos. Abeg Appreciate Good things joor 1 Like |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by Demdem(m): 10:42am On Jan 18, 2013 |
tawa89: . I don't get did u just say that Tinubus' administration did better than Donald Duke's? Nawa oooo Not that Duke was bad but i prefer Tinubu. Duke had no issues with FG and dump the bulk of his funds on TINAPA which the state is yet to recover from. Tinubu on the otherhand had funds issues from FG but still went ahead to do quite a lot chief of which Fashola is building on. Secondly, both states arent comparable. Both leaders are visionary though |
Re: Only Lagos Can Survive Without Oil – Fashola by horlatunde(m): 10:45am On Jan 18, 2013 |
kutchs:I equally cannot believe u meant as well that shutting the MMIA will affect lagos and not d FED govt equally the Tin- Can Island in Apapa which is d highest import entry port in nigeria. Brother dis facilities are beneficial to the FG thank d State Govt. |
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