django1:
Arguing about other people's wealth won't increase my bank account, so it makes no sense.

South West is comfortable and so is south east, let everyone hold their side.

scholes0:


You didn't see the cities mentioned in the states abi?
The Agbara-Ibafo-Otta-Sagamu industries produce more value than Abia... And you are still thee talking about Aba.
Keep basking in "hear-say"....

Omololu007:
nonsense! So ibos cannot lay claim on who owns enugu and anambra,infact africans cannot lay claim on who owns africa.

abagoro:


Aba is a city while Ogun is a State. The writer made mention of city not State.

scholes0:


I would suggest you read this, to clear up any diubts you have about the prowess of the Agbara-Otta-Sagamu manufacturing corridor.


[size=13pt]Ogun State, Ikeja (Lagos state) were Nigeria's top manufacturers’ investment destinations in 2014[/size]
Ogun state was clear favourite, getting 78% of total industrial investments in Nigeria, 2014.






http://businessdayonline.com/2015/02/ogun-ikeja-top-manufacturers-investment-destinations-in-2014/

menabadoo:
plastic industries?
You see plastic and distilleries on every street of aba.

menabadoo:
the only city in Ogun is abeokuta. Aba has five local govt, it can't be compared with agbara village.

scholes0:


Your stupidity is unrivaled.
You have never heard of an industrial corridor?

let me educate you.
The industrial complexes of Ogun are in suburbia and outskirts, not in city center.
But even at that, the Industrial area is the Sagamu-Otta-Ibafo-Agbara axis. Eve Ijebu Ode is not left out.

As far back as 1999, Otta was already the third largest Industrial city in Nigeria. In case you didn't know.

vicadex07:
lol...see excuse Okay lets take abia state as a whole then. At least that lends a bit of credence with your own angle

Abagworo:


I am very enlightened, highly travelled and knowledgeable hence I don't damble into ego measurement based on tribe or religion.

Please list any individual city outside Lagos or some parts of Ogun State (not city) that has such accumulation of multinationals because I am not one of these tribalists on Nairaland. I tell things the way they are. Many people depend on pictures posted by opposition politicians to discredit Government as the complete true reflection of Aba. Aba is not the outskirts or the slum most people have image of. It has suffered from neglect by federal and State government but is not exactly what the internet pictures depict.

scholes0:


Have you ever stopped to think of the versatility / variability and volume of the products produced by these industries?
There is even a plastic making "industry" on my street, but they only make things such as dirt parkers, buckets, and other little things.

Some plastic industries make Huge moulds used in further production, and a huge range of products in large whole-sale quantities that range into the billions of Naira.... Not all plastic making industries are the same bro.
I was about to criticize one Aba man on the previous page for mentioning paint industries, as one of the industries in Aba, but then I stepped back, because I didn't know the value and/or quantity of what they ptoduced

menabadoo:
even if the whole of agbara is industry, its too small to have more industries than aba.

No be only industrial corridor, na industrial bathroom.

Abagworo:


You still don't get it. The thread says city and not State. Read my earlier comments. If you want to compare States then open a thread about States. And theres a thread on Ogun already

You can as well check my views. Ogun enjoyed the advantage of proximity to Lagos which has limited land for expansion and hence a spill over of Lagos city and attendant gaina into the State. Thats a good thing for Nigeria but its not the topic of this thread.

scholes0:


Olodo.
Lagos and Ogun state have by far the highest concentration of Industries in Nigeria.
Within them, places like Ikeja, Sango Otta, Sagamu, Apapa etc are the Anchor cities.
Ode.

You probably think Chinemelum and sons ltd making blom-blom and plastic spoons for little kids is what we are talking about here.

scholes0:


Your stupidity is unrivaled.
You have never heard of an industrial corridor?

let me educate you.
The industrial complexes of Ogun are in suburbia and outskirts, not in city center.
But even at that, the Industrial area is the Sagamu-Otta-Ibafo-Agbara axis. Eve Ijebu-Ode is not left out.

As far back as 1999, Otta was already the third largest Industrial city in Nigeria. In case you didn't know.

mekadinho:

Yorubas really need to do some travelling, I always laugh when they say dat SE is not develop... Hahaha......

menabadoo:
lagos and Ogun state may have more industries, but on city basis, no city in southwest has more than aba.

Most multinationals are in aba, local industries and of course you can't exclude SMEs. You don't seem to know the definition of industries, you think its limited to beverage and plastic industries you see in agbara. Illiterate.

Ota is a town in the Ado-Odo Local Government of Ogun state, Nigeria, with an estimated population of 526,565. It covers an area of 878 square kilometers and lies at latitude 6° 58' N and longitude 3° 41' E. Ota town, where Covenant University is located, has the third largest concentration of industries in Nigeria

scholes0:


Olodo.
Lagos and Ogun state have by far the highest concentration of Industries in Nigeria.
Within them, places like Ikeja, Sango Otta, Sagamu, Apapa etc are the Anchor cities.
Ode.

You probably think Chinemelum and sons ltd making blom-blom and plastic spoons for little kids is what we are talking about here.

scholes0:


Again, I will school you stark unlettered man.....


http://www.ijens.org/vol_12_i_04/1214704-7878-ijcee-ijens.pdf

Show me figures for Aba, and stop arguing like a Nursery 2 Pupil with mucur running down his nostrils.

WIZGUY69:


in summary .....

3m iboes lost there lives coz of foolishness, cowardice and stupidity?
sore losers!
if u try sh.t again, u will lose more of ur kinsmen.
small boy u know nothing other ranting and making noise.
the person that told u the above trash is insane.

menabadoo:
I won't recant my words that you are an illiterate, does agbara have more extractive, manufacturing and service industries than aba? Let's see your answer.

scholes0:


Again, I will school you stark unlettered man.....


http://www.ijens.org/vol_12_i_04/1214704-7878-ijcee-ijens.pdf

Show me figures for Aba, and stop arguing like a Nursery 2 Pupil with mucur running down his nostrils.

scholes0:


No Abgara does not- since you have decided to include Services and Extractive industries. But Sango Otta does.

menabadoo:
we are getting there. How many extractive and services industries ate in sango otta apart from obasanjo farm?

OkutaNla:


Forget it coz you go wait tire. That e-Agbero will NEVER back anything he says with any data or fact. At best, he'll tell you he "thinks" he's right even after he has been embarrassed with facts to the contrary.

That was how he opened a useless thread earlier about the SE having the best Federal roads simply coz he "thinks" so and that the SW has the worst -- he didnt present any shred of data or even picture to buttress his point -- he based his whole argument on the fact that he "thinks" so ? ? ? Like seriously,who does that?

Again I repeat that he is a lost cause.

scholes0:


Okay, wait a minute, on what premise is this thread opened on? no stats, nothing what-so-ever, just assumptions.
Aba is the biggest city in the South-East. (7th in Nigeria), so yeah, it will naturally have a lot of Industries. But then figures show that Otta is the third largest manufacturing hub in Nigeria . The first two must be in Lagos state.

OkutaNla:


Forget it coz you go wait tire. That e-Agbero will NEVER back anything he says with any data or fact. At best, he'll tell you he "thinks" he's right even after he has been embarrassed with facts to the contrary.

That was how he opened a useless thread earlier about the SE having the best Federal roads simply coz he "thinks" so and that the SW has the worst -- he didnt present any shred of data or even picture to buttress his point against the SW -- he based his whole argument on the fact that he "thinks" so ? ? ? Like seriously,who does that?

Again I repeat that he is a lost cause.

scholes0:


LOL!
read that PDF i posted. Or go to the ogun state industrial thread.
And in case you don't know SERVICES is different fro INDUSTRY

scholes0:


I would suggest you read this, to clear up any doubts you have about the prowess of the Agbara-Otta-Sagamu manufacturing corridor.


[size=13pt]Ogun State, Ikeja (Lagos state) were Nigeria's top manufacturers’ investment destinations in 2014[/size]
Ogun state was clear favourite, getting 78% of total industrial investments in Nigeria, 2014.






http://businessdayonline.com/2015/02/ogun-ikeja-top-manufacturers-investment-destinations-in-2014/

menabadoo:
stop blabbing, and read?

menabadoo:
bros chill, quit your ignorance.

service industries are also know as tertiary industries and we don't have much of it in Nigeria.

We have mostly primary and secondary industries, which are also known as extractive and manufacturing industries respectively and the later accounts for about 70% of our work force.

Stop arguing blindly, letslets start from here.