EVEN the igboman that opened this thread ADMITTED that he had NO SOURCE BUT these are his FEELINGS about this issue..... NO FACTS and his other lacasera selling Brethens jumped on the LIES by ADDING MORE lies to the thread..... Foolish ppl!

These sort of threads are stupid. Why is it only a list of states without per capita numbers being mentioned. Its like making a list of fastest growing running sprinters without listening runtimes. It's ridiculous an just shows this conjecture or lie.

Favor99:

Every positive list in Nigeria whether it’s richest states, states with highest jamb scores, states with highest gdp and gdp per capita, states with highest internally generated revenue(IGR), states with highest human development index(HDI), states with lowest unemployment, states with lowest poverty levels you will find Edo in the top 5 in the country.

So no surprise here. If you need proof I will gladly post links and stats backing up my claim

In each of these lists, out of all the states mentioned is always Edo State that people have a problem with being on the list

If it’s something positive, our enemies do not want to see us on that list.

#Proudly Edolite
#Proudly Esan

#May God be the Glory

owanlen esan me khen o,

I just wanted to get the names of these dollar billionaires

Ultimatezlant:
owanlen esan me khen o,

I just wanted to get the names of these dollar billionaires

Your Esan? Well this is a surprise. You must be half Esan, meaning Esan mother and father from another tribe

Favor99:

Your Esan? Well this is a surprise. You must be half Esan, meaning Esan mother and father from another tribe

uromi o'le abamen na vie, ine mwen ewu.

But I speak objectively on the subject

Ultimatezlant:
uromi o'le abamen na vie, ine mwen ewu.

But I speak objectively on the subject

Ok I see. I unfortunately don’t speak Esan, as I grew up outside Esanland. But I see your parents are from Uromi and Ewu. I’m from Ekpoma

Sorry to accuse you bro, our people are not really well liked on here. Most of these people don’t like us, you can see it in their comments.

tiger28:
See illiterates! Oil Well value DEPENDS on the CAPACITY of each Well. Its like saying someone with 10 Toyota Camry is richer than someone with 1 FERRARI.

You are the illiterate, most of you are too emotional, dumb to do common research, Famfa own by Alakija have small stake in Agbami oilfield, Chevron which operates the field via it Nigeria affiliate Star deep, Chevron control major stake in Agbami oilfield 68.15%, stat oil 18.85%, Petrobas 13%.
Leading Indigenous oil companies Seplat, Aito, Oando Nestoil, Newcross Petroleum. Alakija Famfa far from the last, Seplat operates six oil wells they are leading IOC, Seplat is owned by two Igbo guys, same as Aiteo and Nestoil. Alakija is far below this guys, Seplat and Nestoil both were quoted in London and Nigerian stock market, Seplat is currently developing $700 million (about N253 billion) Gas plant, it is called ANOH Gas Processing Plant, first being execute by indigenous firm

https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=k57nXOfTGsX0kwXVsIWQDg&q=Seplat%2C+Oando+Plc%2C+Nestoil%2C+Newcross+Petroleum+Limited%2C+and+Aiteo%2C+They+have+made+rapid+gains+on+their+IOCs+counterparts+in+terms+of+technical+expertise+and+finance+capability%2C+&oq=Seplat%2C+Oando+Plc%2C+Nestoil%2C+Newcross+Petroleum+Limited%2C+and+Aiteo%2C+They+have+made+rapid+gains+on+their+IOCs+counterparts+in+terms+of+technical+expertise+and+finance+capability%2C+&gs_l=mobile-gws-wiz-hp.12..41l8.3616.3616..4496...0.0..0.0.0.......1....2j1.......8.A4JmAVQ5964

Brittania-U own by Uju Ifejika own 100% equity interest in Ajapa oilfield, they are the operators of Ajapa oilfield unlike Famfa

Seplat is leading indigenous oil company today
Trading in Nigeria and London market

Operates six wells, ignorant minds will be making silly noise over Forbes

thesicilian:
References?

ijebu weed

Seplat has a 45% working interest in OMLs 4, 38 and 41 which are located in Edo (OML 4) and Delta (OMLs 38 and 41) States onshore Nigeria. Seplat is operator of the three blocks on behalf of the NPDC/Seplat Joint Venture and, to date, is the only company that has secured NPDC approval for operatorship over blocks acquired as part of recent divestment programmes by the major IOCs

Atlas Oranto own by Arthur Eze is Nigeria’s largest privately-held, Africa-focused exploration and production group. Operating in 9 Africa countries

Asshurbanipall:


Apart from that Nsukka people are not Igbos

You stupid efulefu and afonja worshipper with fish brain, i know squarely you are not Igbo or rather you are sophisticated 'Ibo' Islamic slowpoke that does not know the differene between 'Igbo and the anglicization 'Ibo'. I know you are from ibo not the Igbo nation. afonja worshipper....

Bolustical:
According to the Biafran Bureau of Statistics.

You guys just sit in your erosion-ridden region and type shits from your anus.

No wonder Nnamdi Kanu, Ojukwu, Uwazuruike were able to scam you and your parents.

So much pained bitter vitrol

,like a red-hot iron was placed in your bare back,cheeks and fire-head

TundeBricklayer:
You are the illiterate, most of you are too emotional, dumb to do common research, Famfa own by Alakija have small stake in Agbami oilfield, Chevron which operates the field via it Nigeria affiliate Star deep, Chevron control major stake in Agbami oilfield 68.15%, stat oil 18.85%, Petrobas 13%.
Leading Indigenous oil companies Seplat, Aito, Oando Nestoil, Newcross Petroleum. Alakija Famfa far from the last, Seplat operates six oil wells they are leading IOCs, Seplat is owned by two Igbo guys, same as Aiteo and Nestoil. Alakija is far below this guys, Seplat and Nestoil both were quoted in London and Nigerian stock market, Seplat is currently developing $700 million (about N253 billion) Gas plant, it is called ANOH Gas Processing Plant, first being execute by indigenous firm

https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=k57nXOfTGsX0kwXVsIWQDg&q=Seplat%2C+Oando+Plc%2C+Nestoil%2C+Newcross+Petroleum+Limited%2C+and+Aiteo%2C+They+have+made+rapid+gains+on+their+IOCs+counterparts+in+terms+of+technical+expertise+and+finance+capability%2C+&oq=Seplat%2C+Oando+Plc%2C+Nestoil%2C+Newcross+Petroleum+Limited%2C+and+Aiteo%2C+They+have+made+rapid+gains+on+their+IOCs+counterparts+in+terms+of+technical+expertise+and+finance+capability%2C+&gs_l=mobile-gws-wiz-hp.12..41l8.3616.3616..4496...0.0..0.0.0.......1....2j1.......8.A4JmAVQ5964

bla bla bla bla bla! These IGBOMEN have ALL THESE INTERNATIONAL monies but Forbes DOESN'T mention them as billionaires You think Forbes is chinedublogs? Where they pull everything from their butts??oh i get it.... " Forbes is MARGINALIZING US" .......STUPID LOCAL CHAMPIONS!

Donmedra:
there are people 10 times richer than bill gate and they aren't on Forbes list.

Who?

I almost accepted the list but when i saw abia and Oyo, and katsina is not there, i know it was all bull sh*t,
katsina state have more billionaires than Oyo and Abia state.
I only accepted number 1to 4 on the list,

tiger28:
bla bla bla bla bla! These IGBOMEN have ALL THESE INTERNATIONAL monies but Forbes DOESN'T mention them as billionaires You think Forbes is chinedublogs? Where they pull everything from their butts??oh i get it.... " Forbes is MARGINALIZING US" .......STUPID LOCAL CHAMPIONS!

That's why I said you are dumb, if you can do ordinary Google search, Famfa own by Alakija is small player in Oil industry, she's just there grabbing little Chevron is throwing at her , she's not an operator in downstream, below are leading players
https://www.google.com/amp/s/guardian.ng/energy/indigenous-firms-achieve-great-feats-in-oil-exploration-production/amp

ORIENTATION101:
point of correction the only billion dollars we have in nigeria re as follow

Dangote

adenuga

folorunsho alakija

otedola.

others re millionaire in dollars. drop mic.

infact there is no igboman dead or alive that worth more than folorunsho alakija

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