IVORY2009:



Pm me, let us negotiate a cease fire agreement

I have not started you'r talking about nonsense ceasefire. Your name must be joseph.

KahlDrogo:
I have not started you'r talking about nonsense ceasefire. Your name must be joseph.

Lolzzzzzz am enjoying the fun though!

KahlDrogo:
I have not started you'r talking about nonsense ceasefire. Your name must be joseph.

I need 20 mention frm u per day, I want to sign an MOU with u, can u achieve dat

I will trouble ur other handle....

IVORY2009:


I need 20 mention frm u per day, I want to sign an MOU with u, can u achieve dat

I will trouble ur other handle....

I pity whoever would be receiving your mentions.

But you, your own wahala with me is till death do us part.

I pity SOUTH EAST N SOUTH SOUTH cos wen our dear Buhari succeeds in exploring Oil in the North n Chad Basin, the South will have little or no relevance to NIGERIAN ECONOMY hence can be relegated n allowed to rot by then d Oil infrastructures would have been blown up by these selfish militant groups seeking political relevance

Barcelona90:
I pity SOUTH EAST N SOUTH SOUTH cos wen our dear Buhari succeeds in exploring Oil in the North n Chad Basin, the South will have little or no relevance to NIGERIAN ECONOMY hence can be relegated n allowed to rot by then d Oil infrastructures would have been blown up by these selfish militant groups seeking political relevance

Shataaap!! Explore the oil and stay on your own. We will build our place with sincerity. Biafrans said no to oil flow. Yes I am from Imo state and I don't see reason why I have oil in my place and the oil is useless to me, in short let it dry in a twinkle of an eye. Mad people everywhere! You left your brothers and sisters in Benin Republic very close to you and come down to SE/SS shouting one Nigeria one Nigeria everywhere like mad man.

seunmsg:


Even though I am not from Osun state, the people of Osun can still sleep quietly without thinking of a polluted environment or living with the fear of soldiers coming to ransack their towns under the guise of looking for pipeline vandals.

Just like I said earlier, it is your town, do whatever you like with it. In fact, this news is a welcome development.

What's your business about their polluted land, to them they're fighting for a just course, even when their land was not has not been polluted what did they gained from the oil exploitation in their land. I know this should be the voice of a fear fear zombie( aka dieing in silent people ).

So this is Buharis fault again... Pipu be destroying there heritage and dey be like weLl make the kontry ungovernable. . okay... Kontunnu

Orikinla:
[size=18pt]Is Imo part of Niger Delta?

They want to provoke Igbos?[/size]

What is this 1 typing?? ? Igbos are the once who bombed their own oil remaining itsekiris.. . Then operation zero economy will be successful

ijaw boys dn finally open IBO man eye I tot they wud die rioting and these northerners be like... They are polluting their environment... When companies were there operating was the environment not polluted... Your sudden concern abt our environment raises alarm... AFONJAS BE WAILING IN SILENCE ... . Wat Is the need of letting it operate when you derive nothing from it.. HOW MANY % ALLOCATION DO WE DERIVE FROM YOUR FARMING..... OPERATION ZERO ECONOMY IN PROGRESS .... HIP HIP HIP....

blackboy2star:
Presently, Nigeria has a strong center and weak states. The states have become administrative units of the federal government. The federal government pays the piper and is happily dictating the tune to the states. The states are so weak and so generally impoverished that they have no capacity even to negotiate meaningfully with the center. None of the states as it is now can generate enough internal revenue to prosecute any appreciable social and economic development. Instead of pillars, the states have become a burden on the federation.
In Nigeria, except for the rather vague statement in Section 2 of the 1999 Constitution, there are no definite enumerated powers of the federal government the Nigerian Constitution. In the United States, the powers of the federal government are enumerated and limited. I rest my case

Lagos generates substantial IGR.

Edo State, a civil service state, generates more IGR than most of the South Eastern states that are supposedly commercial centers.

States with committed leadership can eke out enough IGR to fund many projects. But that level of leadership is lacking.

Prior to this period with a fall in oil price drastically reducing state allowances, Nigerian states were raking in lots of money as oil sold for record prices. Where is the development to show for that period of largesse?

texazzpete:


Lagos generates substantial IGR.

Edo State, a civil service state, generates more IGR than most of the South Eastern states that are supposedly commercial centers.

Oh shut up. I'm an Anambra man who did his NYSC in Edo state. In the one year I was there, I went around the whole state. What has Edo state got to generate more revenue than Anambra? Anambra has the largest market in west Africa, the huge industrial base of Nnewi and is also an Oil producing state. What is in Edo that makes them generate funds?

attackgat:


Oh shut up. I'm an Anambra man who did his NYSC in Edo state. In the one year I was there, I went around the whole state. What has Edo state got to generate more revenue than Anambra? Anambra has the largest market in west Africa, the huge industrial base of Nnewi and is also an Oil producing state. What is in Edo that makes them generate funds?

You argue like a child. There is verifiable information a Google search away, yet you think to argue with anecdotal evidence?




State Rank: ---------: Amount in ₦
_________________________________________

1: Lagos State: 268,224,782,435
2: Rivers State: 82,101,298,408
3: Delta State: 40,805,656,911
4: Ogun State: 34,596,446,519
5: Edo State: 19,117,468,369
6: Enugu State: 18,081,014,527
7: Oyo State: 15,663,514,824
8: A/Ibom State: 14,791,175,253
9: Anambra State: 14,791,175,253
10: Kano State: 13,611,853,935
11: Cross River State: 13,567,122,507
12: Abia State: 13,349,444,263
13: Kaduna State: 11,536,729,988
14: Ondo State: 10,098,000,000
15: Bayelsa State: 8,713,516,526
16: Osun State: 8,072,966,446
17: Benue State: 7,631,789,841
18: Kwara State: 7,178,922,182
_______________

19: Plateau State: 6,937,349,802
20: Kogi State: 6,776,580,756
21: Sokoto State: 6,224,448,122
22: Niger State: 5,975,149,921
23: Katsina State: 5,791,008,741
24: Imo State: 5,472,581,634
25: Bauchi State: 5,393,721,996
26: Jigawa State: 5,081,424,105
27: Gombe State: 4,784,605,861
28: Adamawa State: 4,451,736,117
29: Nasarawa State: 4,281,701,806
30: Taraba State: 4,155,053,816
31: Kebbi State: 3,592,406,108
32: Borno State: 3,530,261,222
33: Ekiti State: 3,297,707,703
34: Zamfara State: 2,741,632,541
35: Yobe State: 2,251,330,427
36: Ebonyi State: No Data for 2015
_______________________________________

TOTAL: (2014):707,857,998,395.88
(2015): 682,671,578,878.52
IGR Growth difference 2014/2015 -3.69%

Source Nigeria Bureau of Statistics website
Download Page: http://www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/report/387

texazzpete:


You argue like a child. There is verifiable information a Google search away, yet you think to argue with anecdotal evidence?




State Rank: ---------: Amount in ₦
_________________________________________

1: Lagos State: 268,224,782,435
2: Rivers State: 82,101,298,408
3: Delta State: 40,805,656,911
4: Ogun State: 34,596,446,519
5: Edo State: 19,117,468,369
6: Enugu State: 18,081,014,527
7: Oyo State: 15,663,514,824
8: A/Ibom State: 14,791,175,253
9: Anambra State: 14,791,175,253
10: Kano State: 13,611,853,935
11: Cross River State: 13,567,122,507
12: Abia State: 13,349,444,263
13: Kaduna State: 11,536,729,988
14: Ondo State: 10,098,000,000
15: Bayelsa State: 8,713,516,526
16: Osun State: 8,072,966,446
17: Benue State: 7,631,789,841
18: Kwara State: 7,178,922,182
_______________

19: Plateau State: 6,937,349,802
20: Kogi State: 6,776,580,756
21: Sokoto State: 6,224,448,122
22: Niger State: 5,975,149,921
23: Katsina State: 5,791,008,741
24: Imo State: 5,472,581,634
25: Bauchi State: 5,393,721,996
26: Jigawa State: 5,081,424,105
27: Gombe State: 4,784,605,861
28: Adamawa State: 4,451,736,117
29: Nasarawa State: 4,281,701,806
30: Taraba State: 4,155,053,816
31: Kebbi State: 3,592,406,108
32: Borno State: 3,530,261,222
33: Ekiti State: 3,297,707,703
34: Zamfara State: 2,741,632,541
35: Yobe State: 2,251,330,427
36: Ebonyi State: No Data for 2015
_______________________________________

TOTAL: (2014):707,857,998,395.88
(2015): 682,671,578,878.52
IGR Growth difference 2014/2015 -3.69%

Source Nigeria Bureau of Statistics website
Download Page: http://www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/report/387

This does not answer my question. These figures can be cooked up by anybody. What has Edo state got to come even remotely close to Anambra in terms of revenue generation?

attackgat:


This does not answer my question. These figures can be cooked up by anybody.

Those figures come from the national bureau of statistics.

Previous figures from 2012 were in the same line.

attackgat:

What has Edo state got to come even remotely close to Anambra in terms of revenue generation?

Nobody has said it's about revenue generation. It's about tax compliance. They have people who are willing to pay their quota towards state development, and the Government has the political will to collect taxes.

Can you also see Enugu beating Anambra and Abia, states with the commercial powerhouses of Onitsha and Aba?

blackboy2star:
NIGERIA! NIGERIA!! NIGERIA!!!

ONLY TRUE FEDERALISM WILL END MILITANCY

We must sit down and find a way round how Niger Delta people (other regions too) will have opportunity to utilise what is in their region to develop themselves and secure their future.

true guy every state have resources go and manage it andpay tax to fg.must fg control every. State resources abeg united staate ofnaija

KahlDrogo:
I pity whoever would be receiving your mentions.

But you, your own wahala with me is till death do us part.

bloodykiller my main man

kropootkin11:
bloodykiller my main man

cc: Ivory2009.

Another name for me.

KahlDrogo:
cc: Ivory2009.
Another name for me.

olo okada' u don close frm work where my balance?

IVORY2009:


olo okada' u don close frm work where my balance?

Shut up. Stop disrespecting your father.