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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by erico2k2(m): 1:40pm On Dec 17, 2022
Ellasure:
Everyone needs to think clearly about the remittances and its relation to the States in Nigeria.

The captured transactions and the uncaptured will still be reflecting these same States with positions changing.

This is a good report for the Nigerian nation to ponder and work with. The federal government under Buhari has used this statistics to distribute free money raw cash in the northern Nigeria while doing nothing of such in the southern Nigeria. The finance minister said in a reply to a journalist some,months ago, that the people in the south has people sending them money from abroad while them in the northern part has nobody. Yet your brother that are federal ministers can not do anything about the finance minister action.

Meanwhile, here are people fighting what is not. People should not loose focus on happenings and happenstance.
I disagree with you; I can tell you that 95% of Nigerians in the UK do not use Banks to transfer money to their Nigerian bank account. we just pay the Agents here and they remit monies into your Nigerian bank account with their Nigerian bank account. This wont be captured, its a black market thing.

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by djseanjohn77: 1:59pm On Dec 17, 2022
EcoBrick:
https://twitter.com/StatiSense/status/1603631547810254848?t=Hk_H6ZM4EXok_aTdaTKHhg&s=19




I somehow believe this, I remitted about 30 - 40 m alone this year - between, can be definite cos exchange varies during these periods.
While still waiting for Nov salary tho, and settlement. - that shud add another 3-4m
Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by VEHINTOLAR: 2:14pm On Dec 17, 2022
franchasng:
You are very wrong.


After Igbos, Edo people are the next Nigerian tribe or people that cherish traveling abroad (mostly Europe), followed by the Yorubas.


So its not about prostitution, Edos have a lot of their men living and working legitimately abroad, I know a handful of them. Mind you, I am not from Edo, I am Igbo but truth must be told as it is always

The statistics here does not support your claim . The Yoruba alone represent 60% of the total remittances to Nigeria and all their states - Lagos, Oyo,Ogun,Osun ,Ondo and Ekiti featured prominently on the log. So,which Igbo and Edo travel more than the Yorubas are you talking about ? Remember, Yoruba are in Kwara (majority there),Kogi,Niger state,Edo and Delta as well. Is it because the Yoruba don't just make noise about certain stuffs they consider irrelevant ? Go to Peckham in southeast London or Huston in Texas, you'll think you're in Ibadan or Osogbo !

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by Konquest: 2:17pm On Dec 17, 2022
Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by VEHINTOLAR: 2:22pm On Dec 17, 2022
This is yet another myth - busting facts and as usual our chest beating Igbo developers are not well represented on the log ! Why is it that every performance index ,from FIRS,IGR,Multi dimensional poverty indicator,etc,has always indicated that the South East is lagging behind yet the Igbos are always the loudest,bragging on top nothing !

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by ogbonti: 2:22pm On Dec 17, 2022
olahero:
International Ashawo remittance plenty grin


what of your sister wey dey do local hookup and ashawo for abule egba wey no even send u talkless of helping u with money to buy puff puff ? aww sorry i forgot her pvs sy is all for the nacking for just hegg and indomie… grin

please
respect
your
betters!

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by AreaFada2: 2:24pm On Dec 17, 2022
These figures finally confirm what we have already said here before but some tribalists wouldn't see beyond their noses.

Now that Edo tops the list, the usual envious neighbours will be shouting prostitution.

As if narcotics and wire fraud are better than prostitution, which by the way no tribe can claim not to have.

Or as if the girls juggling 7 boyfriends alongside hook-ups to pay rent, school fees, feed, buy iPhone and wigs in Abuja, Lagos, PH, Owerri or anywhere in 9ja are any better.

Even the Lagos figures, SS and SE people at Festac and Alimosho will have a big chunk of it.

Oyo and Lagos are SW's most populated and both combined can't be less than 15m people. Yet Edo alone with about 5.5 to 6 millions roughly equals Lagos and Oyo in remittance.

It confirms what I have said before that Edo expects nothing from Nigeria as a country. Because since 1897, we already knew that any British contraption would be a fraud of a country. So Edos are positioning themselves abroad. As with immigrants typically, whatever hustle MO they used to survive initially, the next generation will be far better positioned.

The actual figures yearly should be about $20 to $25bn.

Money people send directly through friends and family travelling home are often more than official transfers.
Containers, cars, bags, boxes and others sent through courier companies by diasporans amount to a lot of money earned abroad.

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Gregyboy
Samuk
AutomaticMotors
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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by Jack500: 2:50pm On Dec 17, 2022
franchasng:
The statistics was accurate with population of Africans of Nigerian decent living in The US.


It then goes further to give an estimated
population of African households that speak some identifiable Nigerian dialects. This stat does not represent the population of each Nigerian tribe living in the US, they even stated it there if you read the introductory statement.


It is a known fact in Nigeria that After Hausas, the next tribe in Nigeria that love speaking their dialect are the Yorubas.

Many Igbos living in the cities don't even give their kids Igbo names, neither do they speak Igbo dialect in their homes, but you can hardly find a Yoruba kid without a Yoruba ethnic name, and this I always envy about the Yorubas on how they uphold their culture wherever they go.


All my relatives that live in the US, none of their kids speak Igbo and this has been a factor modern Igbo families including mine are trying to change.



My kids don't understand Igbo despite my little effort to ensure they do.



So please that statistics is not a representation of population of each Nigerian tribes living in the US.



You guys should learn to interpret facts and stop confusing yourselves.


See the data below:



Of the various African languages spoken in U.S Households, only a handful were statistically significant enough to obtain discrete codes and statistical representation.codification. Out of the West African languages represented, some such as Yoruba, Igbo and Wolof are stand alone languages, while others such as Edoid, Gbe and Manding languages are linguistic groupings of similar languages. The following are the 10 largest West African languages spoken in America. The big 3 are:

Yoruba - 149,358

Akan Languages
(Incl. Twi) - 141,583

Igbo - 94,788

The other 7 represented languages are:

Manding Languages - 30,381
Wolof - 26,255
Fulah - 18,563
Kabuverdianu - 18,451
Gbe Languages - 17,212
Edoid Languages - 16,699
Ga - 10,542

Source: https://data.census.gov/mdat/#/search?ds=ACSPUMS1Y2019&rv=LANP&wt=PWGTP

So, you are saying igbos in the US is neglecting their language, while yorubas are upholding theirs. I don't believe you.
More reasonable answer is Yoruba language is much, because those speaking it are much than others.

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by totit: 2:55pm On Dec 17, 2022
franchasng:
The statistics was accurate with population of Africans of Nigerian decent living in The US.


It then goes further to give an estimated
population of African households that speak some identifiable Nigerian dialects. This stat does not represent the population of each Nigerian tribe living in the US, they even stated it there if you read the introductory statement.


It is a known fact in Nigeria that After Hausas, the next tribe in Nigeria that love speaking their dialect are the Yorubas.

Many Igbos living in the cities don't even give their kids Igbo names, neither do they speak Igbo dialect in their homes, but you can hardly find a Yoruba kid without a Yoruba ethnic name, and this I always envy about the Yorubas on how they uphold their culture wherever they go.


All my relatives that live in the US, none of their kids speak Igbo and this has been a factor modern Igbo families including mine are trying to change.



My kids don't understand Igbo despite my little effort to ensure they do.



So please that statistics is not a representation of population of each Nigerian tribes living in the US.



You guys should learn to interpret facts and stop confusing yourselves.


See the data below:



Of the various African languages spoken in U.S Households, only a handful were statistically significant enough to obtain discrete codes and statistical representation.codification. Out of the West African languages represented, some such as Yoruba, Igbo and Wolof are stand alone languages, while others such as Edoid, Gbe, and Manding languages are linguistic groupings of similar languages. The following are the 10 largest West African languages spoken in America. The big 3 are:

Yoruba - 149,358

Akan Languages
(Incl. Twi) - 141,583

Igbo - 94,788

The other 7 represented languages are:

Manding Languages - 30,381
Wolof - 26,255
Fulah - 18,563
Kabuverdianu - 18,451
Gbe Languages - 17,212
Edoid Languages - 16,699
Ga - 10,542

Source: https://data.census.gov/mdat/#/search?ds=ACSPUMS1Y2019&rv=LANP&wt=PWGTP


Oga, rest abeg.
The SW has always been the highest International passport holder. All the stats and info provided so far on this thread have pointed to that fact.

Rest, don't sweat over this reality and fact accept this and know peace. SW is ahead.





Source: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/more-doctors-to-leave-nigeria-as-covid-19-gets-worse-in-usa.html



But besides being a national identification and travel data, this indicates travel source states or regular departure points of most Nigerians. A breakdown of passports issued between 2014 and 2018 showed that the South-West has the highest number, at 650,958 new passports issued.

Lagos has the highest number (1,264,528), followed by Oyo (233,004), Ogun (166,920), Osun (109,016), Ondo (91,161) and Ekiti (50,857). The South-South came second, with Edo topping at 172,435 new passports.


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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by itsene: 2:56pm On Dec 17, 2022
Bonaventura:
Without any sense of prejudice, I can categorically tell you that the Edo remittances come from the practitioners of the oldest trade in the world.

It comes from the sisters in Italy, Spain, United States and all over the world 'hustling' with their kpekus
Not a well- wisher' s point of view but exemplify charity at all times, please.
Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by Konquest: 3:02pm On Dec 17, 2022
RockHard:
Omo. Every SW state featured in the top 10 sha (na dem occupy 60% of the list). Was expecting the SE states to dominate the list though, considering the perception about being the 'most travelled' and all that. Edo na worthy mention. This list don demystify some preconceived notions. Respect to Nigerians overseas wey no forget the homeland.
Edo folks are travellers and business people. Back in the 1980s, I remember that Edo guys imported or brought in cars from Belgium for resale in significant numbers.

That was how the term Belgium cars became part of the lingo, just like the Yoruba name "tokunbo" also became part of the lingo for imported cars back in the 1980s as well after Babangida and his team introduced the brutal SAP. Nigerians started fleeing abroad more after SAP was introduced.


The Yorubas have always been great travellers and they have a large Diaspora of professionals, businessmen and women, import and export trading communities along the West Coast of Africa for centuries, such as in Cote D'Ivoire (Osun, Kwara, and Oyo Yorubas dominate here), Ghana, Benin, Togo, Senegal, Gambia, Sierra Leone, etc), then various Asian countries such as the UAE, Saudi Arabia, U.S.A, Canada, UK, France, Germany, Turkey, Greece.


So, the top-10 representation is near-accurate.

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by Konquest: 3:05pm On Dec 17, 2022
franchasng:
Most Southeast guys don't send money directly to their parents or relatives in Nigeria, they sell the hard currencies to their Igbo friends and relatives into importation and they use it to pay for goods abroad instead of sending directly, so most Igbo Diaspora remittances return back to Nigeria as goods...while the importers send naira to their relatives. This is one major reason FOREX outflow restriction by CBN under Buhari govt. didn't affect Igbo importers and other Nigerian importers who know how to connect to Igbos abroad.


Lastly, a lot of Igbo guys abroad are dissatisfied with Nigeria's current situation under APC/Buhari and many have stopped investing back home, another reason for low remittance from Igbos abroad.



The whole world know that Igbos make up the highest population of Nigerians living abroad, even in strange countries you have never heard before except maybe online lol, you too know this.



Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by JOemmy(m): 3:12pm On Dec 17, 2022
inoki247:
lol so Edo people even send money bak home pass our online chestbeater brothers....


Everyone already knows the source of their remittance nothing to glory about here.
Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by toprealman: 3:16pm On Dec 17, 2022
shortIGBOman:


I guarantee your this. Over 80% of what FG generate goes to Northerners pockets. You now expect them to go and be washing plates and bathing Dead bodies abroad?
Washing dead bodies and sweeping streets are what your parents, relations and friends told you which is not what most people are doing. Get that fact straightened out first.

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by Konquest: 3:18pm On Dec 17, 2022
erico2k2:

I disagree with you; I can tell you that 95% of Nigerians in the UK do not use Banks to transfer money to their Nigerian bank account. we just pay the Agents here and they remit monies into your Nigerian bank account with their Nigerian bank account. This wont be captured, its a black market thing.
My younger bruv lives in England and uses his GTBank UK account to simply transfer funds via e-banking into folks and associates bank accounts in Nigeria for instance. No agents used.
Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by AutomaticMotors: 3:49pm On Dec 17, 2022
AreaFada2:
These figures finally confirm what we have already said here before but some tribalists wouldn't see beyond their noses.

Now that Edo tops the list, the usual envious neighbours will be shouting prostitution.

As if narcotics and wire fraud are better than prostitution, which by the way no tribe can claim not to have.
Or the girls juggling 7 boyfriends alongside hook-ups to pay rent, school fees, feed, buy iPhone and wigs in Abuja, Lagos, PH, Owerri or anywhere in 9ja are any better.

Even the Lagos figures, SS and SE people at Festac and Alimosho will have a big chunk of it.
Oyo and Lagos are SW's most populated and both combined can't be less than 15m people. Yet Edo alone with about 5.5 to 6 millions roughly equals Lagos and Oyo in remittance.

It confirms what I have said before that Edo expects nothing from Nigeria as a country. Because since 1897, we already knew that any British contraption would be a fraud of a country. So Edos are positioning themselves abroad. As with immigrants typically, whatever hustle MO they used to survive initially, the next generation will be far better positioned.

The actual figures yearly should be about $20 to $25bn.

Money people send directly through friends and family travelling home are often more than official transfers.
Containers, cars, bags, boxes and others sent through courier companies by diasporans amount to a lot of money earned abroad.

EGBE634
Gregyboy
Samuk
AutomaticMotors
Etinosa1

100% facts boss!

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by omonnakoda: 3:53pm On Dec 17, 2022
Bonaventura:
Without any sense of prejudice, I can categorically tell you that the Edo remittances come from the practitioners of the oldest trade in the world.
kpekus
They are good farmers in Edo

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by erico2k2(m): 3:54pm On Dec 17, 2022
Konquest:

My younger bruv lives in England and uses his GTBank UK account to simply transfer funds via e-banking into folks and associates bank accounts in Nigeria for instance. No agents used.
U are assuming, ask your brother how he transfers money, I have a 1st bank and a GTB and UBA accounts, my 1st bank is even a Diaspora account, I dare not use it reasons. you get official rate of Naira aka CBN rate remittance in Nigeria and charged more for transfer fees, My agents today charged me £50 to transfer £2000 to my 1st bank account rate N930/£.

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by Gomojamm: 3:54pm On Dec 17, 2022
VEHINTOLAR:
This is yet another myth - busting facts and as usual our chest beating Igbo developers are not well represented on the log ! Why is it that every performance index ,from FIRS,IGR,Multi dimensional poverty indicator,etc,has always indicated that the South East is lagging behind yet the Igbos are always the loudest,bragging on top nothing !
Agba ofifo lasan niwon sir

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by omonnakoda: 3:55pm On Dec 17, 2022
franchasng:
You are very wrong.


After Igbos, Edo people are the next Nigerian tribe or people that cherish traveling abroad (mostly Europe), followed by the Yorubas.


So its not about prostitution, Edos have a lot of their men living and working legitimately abroad, I know a handful of them. Mind you, I am not from Edo, I am Igbo but truth must be told as it is always
After Igbos Where is the evidence for this?

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by rman: 3:55pm On Dec 17, 2022
biodunid:
10 states contribute 116.8% of the total and people don't even see how ridiculous the data is but are fighting for bragging rights?

Good bless you! The percentages didn’t add up. But I didn’t want to comment.

I read all posts until you pointed it out.

People are basically discussing inaccurate data.
Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by erico2k2(m): 3:57pm On Dec 17, 2022
shortIGBOman:


I guarantee your this. Over 80% of what FG generate goes to Northerners pockets. You now expect them to go and be washing plates and bathing Dead bodies abroad?
This is Ignorant.I 1st heard this dead body washing stuff about people abroad in 1996, I cant believe that after 22 years abroad I do not know a Nigerian who does this and someone is still talking about it, my friend you are 30 years backward.
Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by omonnakoda: 3:58pm On Dec 17, 2022
EstateVerify:
I dont believe this list, no tribe travel reach South East.

This is Apc propaganda


How about the Notherners in Singapore
Assuming you are correct about the South East that means their travelling is fruitless
But why should we accept that you are correct

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by omonnakoda: 4:06pm On Dec 17, 2022
franchasng:
Most Southeast guys don't send money directly to their parents or relatives in Nigeria, they sell the hard currencies to their Igbo friends and relatives into importation and they use it to pay for goods abroad instead of sending directly, so most Igbo Diaspora remittances return back to Nigeria as goods...while the importers send naira to their relatives. This is one major reason FOREX outflow restriction by CBN under Buhari govt. didn't affect Igbo importers and other Nigerian importers who know how to connect to Igbos abroad.


Lastly, a lot of Igbo guys abroad are dissatisfied with Nigeria's current situation under APC/Buhari and many have stopped investing back home, another reason for low remittance from Igbos abroad.



The whole world know that Igbos make up the highest population of Nigerians living abroad, even in strange countries you have never heard before except maybe online lol, you too know this.



Just shut up already

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by omonnakoda: 4:07pm On Dec 17, 2022
SpecialAdviser:

Not interested in your tribal line but yes Igbos are still the most travelled. The problem of the Igbos is that they are always more outside their home investment minded.

I think Igbos should change that behavior.
most travelled? Based on what evidence? The minutes of your village meeting or what exactly?

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by omonnakoda: 4:14pm On Dec 17, 2022
obynzo:


I am in the finance industry if you want some honest truth the South east remittance volume follow consistent patterns that can easily be explained for SW most of the remittances are end results of Romance scams Aka Yaho Yahoo. Chief areas of interest are Ekiti, Ibadan, Abule Egba, Ikotun, Okota.
So at times try and be smart when you want to argue with tribal bias and stupidity.
Not only finance industry but EFCC

You sound foolish

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by omonnakoda: 4:16pm On Dec 17, 2022
RockHard:


Don't you think it's too early to be crying? Must you wail over everything? Dis Una igbo ego na big problem o. Even if we give una part of the Lagos share, what do you also have to say about Oyo (which came second after Edo on the list)? Na Igbos account for that also? Abeg getat.
An Igbo man is naturally uncomfortable with anything praising anyone or boosting anyone that is not him. Very fragile egos

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by omonnakoda: 4:19pm On Dec 17, 2022
Amalekki:

I disagree about the US. How, and which cities? Igbos plenty no doubt but Yorubas full everywhere every major city in the US. What of the churches? Forget Yoruba dominated ones like RCCG, Winners etc, they are still everywhere in the Catholic communities. Then they have huge muslim communities. Attend Eko or Ondo parapo alone in any major city and they compete well with umbrella Igbo groups. You will even notice this on every flight to and fro the US. Until we see concrete data I disagree with this conclusion.
That issue has been debated and resolved on Nairaland years ago

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by omonnakoda: 4:20pm On Dec 17, 2022
tolue42:


Always using lies to rescue lies.. continue. Facts don't lie.

So the whole Igbos in different countries abroad held a meeting that they should all stop sending money home, but only through goods??

So most APC policies don't affect Yoruba as well

We travel pass una...we can lay hands on this report. Please give us your own to back yourself up
Those from Imo State did not take part in the meeting

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by omonnakoda: 4:23pm On Dec 17, 2022
Ade3131:


I was anxiously waiting for someone to come up with this and you gracefully did.... I laughed.... grin cheesy grin wink

So when you buy goods with FX made from abroad and ship them into Nigeria, that doesn't count as remittance abi?

And under what header/name tag will they call that sort of international transaction?
No it does not count as remittance but there is no reason to believe only Igbos do that

Edo people in Belgium and Italy do that A LOT

All those MACK trucks we see everywhere were sent by Nigerians too as is the case for other trucks and cars

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by omonnakoda: 4:25pm On Dec 17, 2022
ladiguy:


There was a report about numbers of African household and language spoken in USA last year. Go look for it and read.
There is a thread on Nairaland where they were arguing blindly

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Re: International Remittances To Nigeria By State/Household - Statisense by omonnakoda: 4:27pm On Dec 17, 2022
jjmk:


Check the people receiving this remittances in a lagos for example, u will see it is mostly from the south easterners
That is self consolation

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