aribisala0:


The figures are in the report, shouting will not change them

in 1898 the total export of palm oil and palm kernel was £460000 from the Colony of Lagos. That is written in black and white it is not a matter for debate

Cocoa was a new thing in 1914. Clearly you lack knowledge. Cocoa as a plant is not indigenous to AFrica so by 1914 it was just taking off. By Independence it was a different story

Lagos was primarily the seat of govt and port city servicing exports and imports out and into the country.

Or are you saying because from port records in Lagos port detailing Palm exports that means Lagos and SW accounted for much of the exports?


Yeye

VulgarVulvas:


Trash as usual.

The Lagos Sea port was were cocoa and groundnut was shipped out of Nigeria .


[size=18pt]By this assertion you will start claiming that Lagos and the SW produced all those groundnut pyramids because it was exported through Lagos ports[/size]

Mr man go sleep because you are doing more harm than good for your Yoruba race with your silly lies.

Again answer me why are Yorubas always lamenting on the glory days of cocoa and not palm oil?

I know you are trying to make your meaningless thread longer. My only mission here was to make facts available to those who don't know where to find them
At the time of that report there was another report for the East showing palm oil exports. I have posted that earlier . So tell us Where else did the palm oil passing through Lagos come from??

CSTR2:
SW was not reckoned with in palm oil production in every historical archive I have read.
It is only on nairaland I read a different story..

Aribisal0 is pushing this lie based on export records from Lagos Wharf.

The guy doesn't know that it is faster to ship through Lagos than say Calabar or any other adjourning eastern port.

Aribisal0, you are a monumental disgrace to Yorubas with this cheapest silly lie.

VulgarVulvas:


Aribisal0 is pushing this lie based on export records from Lagos Wharf.

The guy doesn't know that it is faster to ship through Lagos than say Calabar or any other adjourning eastern port.

Aribisal0, you are a monumental disgrace to Yorubas with this cheapest silly lie.

So in 1899 palm oil was moved from Calabar to Lagos for shipping?
By okada or how

VulgarVulvas:


Aribisal0 is pushing this lie based on export records from Lagos Wharf.

The guy doesn't know that it is faster to ship through Lagos than say Calabar or any other adjourning eastern port.

Aribisal0, you are a monumental disgrace to Yorubas with this cheapest silly lie.

Ofcourse, what do you expect?. A parasite will never accept his parasitism.

aribisala0:

[s]I know you are trying to make your meaningless thread longer. My only mission here was to make facts available to those who don't know where to find them
At the time of that report there was another report for the East showing palm oil exports. I have posted that earlier . So tell us Where else did the palm oil passing through Lagos come from[/s]??

Stop posting rubbish .

Why you no claim all the groundut from the north exported through Lagos port as evidence that Lagos and SW was the highest groundnut produces.

Show me Palm Oil House or forever shut up.

Even in present day Nigeria, the SE and SS are home to oil palm production.

Wild palms still exist along the coastal areas of the Niger Delta

So pls save your lies for your fellow Surajus

This is the report that covers Calabar

http://libsysdigi.library.illinois.edu/ilharvest/Africana/Books2011-05/3064634/3064634_1899_1900_southern_nigeria/3064634_1899_1900_southern_nigeria_opt.pdf

Stop telling childish stories

They were separate entities until amalgamation in 1906

aribisala0:
So in 1899 palm oil was moved from Calabar to Lagos for shipping?
By okada or how

Please give us any historical archives where the SW was recorded for any significant level of palm oil production.

CSTR2:
Please give us any historical archives where the SW was recorded for any significant level of palm oil production.

I have already done that on this thread. Scroll up

Adminisher:


Actually no Nigerian money initially went to develop the oil industry. It was after some mega-sized discoveries that the Joint Ventures started and Nigeria started contributing.

As for someone saying palm oil was feeding Nigeria in 1914. That is wrong please. You were feeding the UK and Royal Niger Company then after which then you started feedng yourselves in the Eastern/ Western region depending on what side of the Niger you were.
Mid West palm oil and rubber money was Western Region money. Rivers and Calabar was Eastern region.
Please stop all the rubbish about Niger Delta feeding anybody. There was very little crash crop cultivation in the real swamps of Niger Delta anyway. They were only logistics providers for large boats and canoeS to transport produce to Brass, Opobo and maybe Bonny

Western region started existing from 1939. As at the time of that publication, there was no Western region.

Until 1906, Southern Nigeria= SS plus SE.

aribisala0:
So in 1899 palm oil was moved from Calabar to Lagos for shipping?
By okada or how

Just As truck loads of groundnuts where heading from the north to Lagos port so also was there tricks of palm oil from Igbo and Midwest heading to Niger Delta.

And for your info, 1914 marked the onsett of WW1.

Lugard effectively stopped all sea routes to Eastern ports and also moved his capital far from German Cameroun border to Lagos.

Terrain was also a factor why Lagos was proffered over adjourning coastal ports as the thick rainforests and swamps where nearly impenetrable compared to the savanah lands of Yoruba land.

Use sense suraju

CSTR2:
Please give us any historical archives where the SW was recorded for any significant level of palm oil production.

The guy nah shameless liar.

By the way, that Palm oil was shipped through Lagos port, does not in any mean that they were produced in SW.

Only just a few part of Ondo were Palm oil producing, and it would even appear that that part was part of the Southern Nigeria, before the 1906 Egerton amalgamation.

Igboid:
By the way, that Palm oil was shipped through Lagos port, does not in any mean that they were produced in SW.

Only just a few part of Ondo were Palm oil producing, and it would even appear that that part was part of the Southern Nigeria, before the 1906 Egerton amalgamation.

I countered that lie by responding to him that if we were to go by that assertion then SW and Lagos was highest producer of groundnuts since northern groundnuts were exported out of Nigeria exclusively through Lagos port.

Yoruba people come and gagg aribisal0 because he is really disgracing you guys here with his silly lies

aribisala0:
So in 1899 palm oil was moved from Calabar to Lagos for shipping?
By okada or how

Google oil river.

VulgarVulvas:


Just As truck loads of groundnuts where heading from the north to Lagos port so also was there tricks of palm oil from Igbo and Midwest heading to Niger Delta.

And for your info, 1914 marked the onsett of WW1.

Lugard effectively stopped all sea routes to Eastern ports and also moved his capital far from German Cameroun border to Lagos.

Terrain was also a factor why Lagos was proffered over adjourning coastal ports as the thick rainforests and swamps where nearly impenetrable compared to the savanah lands of Yoruba land.

Use sense suraju

In 1899

When was the motor car engine or truck engine invented?When did commercial trucks enter the market? so there were trucks bringing palm oil from Calabar to Lagos?? You Try

aribisala0:


[s]The figures are in the report, shouting will not change them

in 1898 the total export of palm oil and palm kernel was £460000 from the Colony of Lagos. That is written in black and white it is not a matter for debate

Cocoa was a new thing in 1914. Clearly you lack knowledge. Cocoa as a plant is not indigenous to AFrica so by 1914 it was just taking off. By Independence it was a different story[/s]

[img]http://s24.photobucket.com/user/dennistruckdriver/media/Assorted%20photos/bullshit-meter-0.gif.html[/img]

aribisala0:


In 1899

When was the motor car engine or truck engine invented?When did commercial trucks enter the market? so there were trucks bringing palm oil from Calabar to Lagos?? You Try

Google steam engine and rail road

VulgarVulvas:


Google steam engine and rail road

OK
There were steam engine trucks bringing palmoil from Lagos to Calabar on a railroad in1899?

OK

aribisala0:
OK
There were steam engine trucks bringing palmoil from Lagos to Calabar on a railroad in1899?

OK

Yeye steam boats , rails and trucks were used to transport goods ddestined for export inland to Lagos.

But that is not the point .

Answer my damn question : why are Yorubas always moaning of the good old days of cocoa and not palm kernel?

Answer me dammit and stop derailing with your crass stupidity

VulgarVulvas:


I countered that lie by responding to him that if we were to go by that assertion then SW and Lagos was highest producer of groundnuts since northern groundnuts were exported out of Nigeria exclusively through Lagos port.

Yoruba people come and gagg aribisal0 because he is really disgracing you guys here with his silly lies

Cool.

And the point about how Lagos railway was built by robbing the Southern protectorate( SE and SS) right after Egerton merged us with Lagos colony( SW) was well highlighted in this discussion between Obiagu1 and PhysicsQED on this thread.

https://www.nairaland.com/1019602/dont-blame-1914-amalgamation-rather/2

Lagos was only able to expand her railway and her ports after that 1906 merging.
The SS and SE were robbed in day light by that single move.
That move also sealed Calabar's fate forever.

aribisala0:
OK
There were steam engine trucks bringing palmoil from Lagos to Calabar on a railroad in1899?

OK

1911 Truck.



If you doubt it then check that same report and you will see under govt expenditure how much was spent on procurong and maintaining Trucks and cars by the colonial govt.

Less than 3yrs later the first AirForce were dispatched in dog fights over Europe

Must you show your ignorance everywhere ?

So this arisbisala is Jarus and also Omonnakoda all these while?

Choi! Ndia etee ose, tee ugba!

VulgarVulvas:


1911 Truck.



If you doubt it then check that same report and you will see under govt expenditure how much was spent on procurong and maintaining Trucks and cars by the colonial govt.

Less than 3yrs later the first AirForce were dispatched in dog fights over Europe

Must you show your ignorance everywhere ?

We are talking about 1899

anyway so this truck was used to move palm oil from Calabar to Lagos? On which road?

aribisala0:
We are talking about 1899

anyway so this truck was used to move palm oil from Calabar to Lagos? On which road?

Check the title of this thread again. You see 1899 anywhere?

You were the only one who mentioned 1899 here.

The only dates I have mentioned and referenced here are 1907 up to 1914.

Go and sleep because you have been severely trashed here.

Igboid:
So this arisbisala is Jarus and also Omonnakoda all these while?

Choi! Ndia etee ose, tee ugba!

That YAM squad chairman?

Why is he bearing Aribisala? That name is exclusive to Ondo state and not conquered kwarans

VulgarVulvas:


Check the title of this thread again. You see 1899 anywhere?

You were the only one who mentioned 1899 here.

The only dates I have mentioned and referenced here are 1907 up to 1914.

Go and sleep because you have been severely trashed here.

Chai!

aribisala0:
This is the report that covers Calabar

http://libsysdigi.library.illinois.edu/ilharvest/Africana/Books2011-05/3064634/3064634_1899_1900_southern_nigeria/3064634_1899_1900_southern_nigeria_opt.pdf

Stop telling childish stories

They were separate entities until amalgamation in 1906

WTF does this report have to do with what he asked you. Did you even READ it?

Dude answer the question and stop beating around the bush. Flopping around to save face on OP busting the lies you people have told for years.

How come you people praise cocoa as your high revenue if it was indeed palm oil? We are waiting

VulgarVulvas:


That YAM squad chairman?

Why is he bearing Aribisala? That name is exclusive to Ondo state and not conquered kwarans

My brother, wonders shall never end in this NL.

Igboid:


My brother, wonders shall never end in this NL.

They can only decieve themselves

Tonyebarcanista , hope Lagos life which ND oil made possible is worth betraying your people.

Thank you OP for this exposure. Even their government once exposed the truth, albeit palm oil was registered as just agriculture. It wasn't just palm oil from east was feeding them. The coal, lead-zinc from east, etc were also substaining their life.

The principal mineral occurrences discovered by the survey teams included lignite deposits at Asaba, lead-zinc ores at several locations, tin and columbite in the south-east, monazite, limestone and lead-zinc ores at Abakaliki district.

Others were coal at Enugu, brine springs at Arufu and Awe, Galena in Jos area, iron ore deposits in Niger and Kwara districts and marble deposits in Jakura. Mining activity in controlled form, however, commenced in the country in 1915 with the production of coal at the Enugu mines.

Prior to the discovery of petroleum, Nigeria was impressively sustained by agriculture and few solid minerals known at the time, namely coal, tin, columbite and gold. Coal, for example, met fully the needs of our railway system and electricity supply while tin yielded substantial foreign exchange earnings for the nation.


In addition, these minerals also offered employment opportunities. The downturn in the economy and the introduction of the Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP) necessitated a review of Government thinking. The result is the crystallisation of the concept of diversification of activities, and the promotion of privatization and commercialization.

http://www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/sectorstat/sectors/Minning%20and%20Quarrying%20%28Solid%20Minerals%29

The SS and SE has been feeding their ass for years now. That's why the two region have zero problem disintegrating while the other two clutch tight on a dying animal. The North also carried a slight weight. They weren't deadbeat as much as they were today though.

Day by day , we shall expose the truth on our enemies.

See as them don scatter come leave this thread for aribisala0.


Mynd44 who do I have to fck to get this thread to FP?