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Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by ariesbull: 7:11pm On Aug 20
MULTIDIMENSIONALLY POOR CHILDREN, 2022

Number of children aged (0–4yrs) who are multidimensionally poor

North West — 8,680,000
North East — 3,640,000
North Central — 3,490,000
South South — 2,760,000
South West — 2,550,000
South East — 1,740,000

Northern Nigeria — 15,810,000
Southern Nigeria — 7,050,000

#Statisense
(NMPI 2022)

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Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by ariesbull: 7:14pm On Aug 20
Exemplification of idea that welfare & dividends don't necessarily flow to areas where power resides rather the private pockets of the corrupt elites across regions typically in Nigeria. The masses must eschew tribalism & religion-driven political choices especially in elections

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Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by Umunzeorumba: 7:32pm On Aug 20
Igbos must leave Nigeria for yorubas and there hausa/fulani brothers.We need BIAFRA by all means.

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Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by Racoon(m): 7:52pm On Aug 20
Even this indices shows that the region has not done its socio-economic responsibility well. Otherwise no child down East should be numbered therein.

Head or tail alaigbo always have an edge with every indices of human, economic, educational, entrepreneurial, and humanitarian endeavours. Free the land from this contraption and see it exploding to its maximum potentials. A land blessed by God.

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Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by Namaster: 7:59pm On Aug 20
Statisense continues to DECEIVE people who don't understand statistics with NONSENSE.

How did they gather the data?

How did the DEFINE multidimensional poverty?

How did they measure multidimensional poverty in children that are between 0 years old and 4 years old?

Statisense is NOTHING but a purveyor of SHITTY stats.

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Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by ewedunamala: 8:09pm On Aug 20
The SW is because of Biafra people occupying their land

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Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by mrvitalis(m): 8:16pm On Aug 20
Namaster:
Statisense continues to DECEIVE people who don't understand statistics with NONSENSE.

How did they gather the data?

How did the DEFINE multidimensional poverty?

How did they measure multidimensional poverty in children that are between 0 years old and 4 years old?

Statisense is NOTHING but a purveyor of SHITTY stats.
U have internet use it for heaven sake stop disgracing your family here

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Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by Mystic216: 8:23pm On Aug 20
ewedunamala:
The SW is because of Biafra people occupying their land
Lol
Be shifting goalposts and don’t go and work on yourselves
Be looking for who to hold

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Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by ewedunamala: 8:28pm On Aug 20
Mystic216:

Lol
Be shifting goalposts and don’t go and work on yourselves
Be looking for who to hold

40% of dwellers are from from Biafra. 10% Arewa and 50% Oduduwa.

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Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by emmanuelbrown26: 9:16pm On Aug 20
ewedunamala:


40% of dwellers are from from Biafra. 10% Arewa and 50% Oduduwa.
Oga keep mute abeg. Dis calls for sober reflection and d only ting u could tink of is igbo dis igbos that. How often do u see an igbo child on d street begging?
How often do u see an igbo parents giving their kids 100 to buy ewa, rice and dodo?
Instead of everybody to hold their leaders accountable u are here deceiving urself.
Igbos in Lagos are known to be traders, so tell me how child of a trader will just be going up and down to beg

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Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by RuggedBiafran: 10:58pm On Aug 20
Levels... cool
Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by RuggedBiafran: 11:01pm On Aug 20
Levels... cool

SE ...

Even after the war that was fought against them. They recovered and are better placed than those that MOCKED and KILLED them.

The LORD protects his children and elevates them.

God is King ...

IGBO AMAKA... Levels cool

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Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by ogashman(m): 11:48pm On Aug 20
SE as usual

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Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by nwakibie3(m): 3:08am On Aug 21
Namaster:
Statisense continues to DECEIVE people who don't understand statistics with NONSENSE.

How did they gather the data?

How did the DEFINE multidimensional poverty?

How did they measure multidimensional poverty in children that are between 0 years old and 4 years old?

Statisense is NOTHING but a purveyor of SHITTY stats.

Because this one didn't favor your region abi?
Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by Alexis11: 3:12am On Aug 21
Lol statisense just dey chop Jack Dorsey money with their beer parlour statistics 😂 😂 😂

nwakibie3:


Because this one didn't favor your region abi?

When Statisense first started and were saying the truth about situations in the South East, how many of their stats did you agree with that time??
Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by Alexis11: 3:15am On Aug 21
Racoon:
Even this indices shows that the region has not done its socio-economic responsibility well. Otherwise no child down East should be numbered therein.

Head or tail alaigbo always have an edge with every indices of human, economic, educational, entrepreneurial, and humanitarian endeavours. Free the land from this contraption and see it exploding to its maximum potentials. A land blessed by God.

Keep deceiving yourself. Like say we never go Una land before. 😂 😂

Statisense keep whining you guys because they discovered you validation seeking Igbos always masturbate on their page after dropping their "cruise" statistics.

Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by Alexis11: 3:20am On Aug 21
emmanuelbrown26:

Oga keep mute abeg. Dis calls for sober reflection and d only ting u could tink of is igbo dis igbos that. How often do u see an igbo child on d street begging?
How often do u see an igbo parents giving their kids 100 to buy ewa, rice and dodo?
Instead of everybody to hold their leaders accountable u are here deceiving urself.
Igbos in Lagos are known to be traders, so tell me how child of a trader will just be going up and down to beg

😂 😂 😂

This osu must be living in a cave.

Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by emmanuelbrown26: 5:19am On Aug 21
Alexis11:


😂 😂 😂

This osu must be living in a cave.
Tanks for uurrr time

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Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by emmanuelbrown26: 5:34am On Aug 21
RuggedBiafran:
Levels... cool

SE ...

Even after the war that was fought against them. They recovered and are better placed than those that MOCKED and KILLED them.

The LORD protects his children and elevates them.

God is King ...

IGBO AMAKA... Levels cool
See all their wishes and celebration

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Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by emmanuelbrown26: 5:37am On Aug 21
Alexis11:


Keep deceiving yourself. Like say we never go Una land before. 😂 😂

Statisense keep whining you guys because they discovered you validation seeking Igbos always masturbate on their page after dropping their "cruise" statistics.
See pain all over. Go to some villages in d igbo land and see some men giving scholarship all over, see men turning boys into their fellow men
IGBO guy go do boy-boy for 5 or 6 years d oga will settle him but here inn d west, w they don't settle aside owo MI da
Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by yommen: 6:50am On Aug 21
Umunzeorumba:
Igbos must leave Nigeria for yorubas and there hausa/fulani brothers.We need BIAFRA by all means.


Yes o, all the gala sellers, ugwu sellers, okpoloko sellers, okpa sellers, banana sellers that are relatively poor living in SW must go with you sha o. The number quoted for SE is too high considering the fact that more Igbos are living outside to heir region. How man Igbos are left in SE.

I'm more surprised by SS though. Those people get a lot of federal government largesse their governors are vultures, very big greedy vultures.

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Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by ruggedboych: 6:53am On Aug 21
Una too like fight for this forum 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by Umunzeorumba: 7:01am On Aug 21
yommen:



Yes o, all the gala sellers, ugwu sellers, okpoloko sellers, okpa sellers, banana sellers that are relatively poor living in SW must go with you sha o. The number quoted for SE is too high considering the fact that more Igbos are living outside to heir region. How man Igbos are left in SE.

I'm more surprised by SS though. Those people get a lot of federal government largesse their governors are vultures, very big greedy vultures.
Na your wretched papa dey control Alaba,Ladipo spare parts,computer village,Trades fair,Iwo road electronics ibadan etc.Poor wretched skull miner like you
Re: Nigerian Regions With Multidimensionally Poor Children, 2022 by Nomercie: 7:58am On Aug 21
Remove all the shindima,shinbuzor,Uwazubuke and owubusa from South West

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