989900:


Ignorance does not pass for facts; ask the CBN how much we spend yearly importing palm oil, eggs, tomatoes, and e.t.c.

movingforward:
Who is we?you n who? I'm from the east n it never existed,i have enough palm oil more than enough that i can export to you

APCHaram:
The famous Groundnuts generated a total of 154,000 pounds.

Cocoa the same.

The only commodity that neared palm oil from the Niger Delta was Tin mining in Jos which wasn't even up to half of that realised from palm oil.

Can you people now shutup on that silly lie that your cocoa and groundnuts were used to develop the oil industry!

APCHaram:
The famous Groundnuts generated a total of 154,000 pounds.

Cocoa the same.

The only commodity that neared palm oil from the Niger Delta was Tin mining in Jos which wasn't even up to half of that realised from palm oil.

Can you people now shutup on that silly lie that your cocoa and groundnuts were used to develop the oil industry!

APCHaram:


That is not the reason I made this thread.

I just wanted to highlight that over 100yrs ago the Niger Delta has been feeding you.

rozayx5:
this apcharam dude is heartless



dude just wanna kill zombies
cc
decibel
beebeeooh

989900:


That moment when ignorance is bliss ^^.

Noblecx:


Chike obi: Chike Obi (April 17, 1921 – March 13, 2008) was a Nigerian politician, mathematician and professor. The African Mathematics Union suggests that he was the first sub-Saharan African to hold a doctorate in mathematics.
Chike Obi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Notable awards:
http://waado.org/NigerDelta/Memorials/chike_obi_guardian.html


Chinua Achebe was a Nigerian novelist, poet, professor, and critic. His first novel Things Fall Apart is also considered his magnum opus, and is the most widely read book in modern African literature. Wikipedia

Chinua Achebe notable award: http://saharareporters.com/2010/09/24/chinua-achebe-receive-one-largest-awards-arts

Chike obi won a noble price in mathematics and China Achebe won same in literature... Emegwali created a space for modern day computing

Noblecx:


I am an entrepreneur and I am not in the level of just business...

If you are enlightened you will know the reason why Lagos has her enormous population... This is solely BC of the viable ports that opened up a little development... That this footprint elsewhere you will have the same result that's not even a rocket science...

So stop talking as if you are not knowledgeable and yet talking like a god.

movingforward:
At worst You can only hate what you don't understand #changehasalwaysbeenwithme...human right Na my property

LeFreakSoChic:




Miss.... okay?
Even if where I hail from isn't highly developed, you do not see or hear us blame other regions for our under development.
We hold our leaders accountable with curses upon curses.

So in other words, there is a log of wood in your eyes but you want to remove a speck in another's.

And you hold your leaders accountable with curses upon curses Really that's the most advanced way of accountability?

Niger Delta need to learn from you guys


I give up

989900:


Meh

989900:
A shame we now import palm oil.

Noblecx:


Chike obi: Chike Obi (April 17, 1921 – March 13, 2008) was a Nigerian politician, mathematician and professor. The African Mathematics Union suggests that he was the first sub-Saharan African to hold a doctorate in mathematics.
Chike Obi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Notable awards:
http://waado.org/NigerDelta/Memorials/chike_obi_guardian.html


Chinua Achebe was a Nigerian novelist, poet, professor, and critic. His first novel Things Fall Apart is also considered his magnum opus, and is the most widely read book in modern African literature. Wikipedia

Chinua Achebe notable award: http://saharareporters.com/2010/09/24/chinua-achebe-receive-one-largest-awards-arts

OmoAjowa7:


Here is your first post



Is the garbage you posted up there the response to my question? I said you should show me Chinua Achebe and Chike Obi's "nobel
prices", you're posting irrelevant links. Show me where in your links it was stated that they won "Nobel prices"

Lastly, you still haven't told me the state with the most professors

BarryX:
So in other words, there is a log of wood in your eyes but you want to remove a speck in another's.

And you hold your leaders accountable with curses upon curses Really that's the most advanced way of accountability?

Niger Delta need to learn from you guys


I give up

Noblecx:


Given by what you've said about southwest could the same be applied to Present SE as they have the industrialization, Onitsha,Nnewia and aba comes to mind, they have oil where Anambra, IMO and abia comes to mind, and lastly agriculture they have yam,cassava, cashew, rubber, rice, maize, vegetables all in commercial quantities and in adding to it they have coal in commercial quantities...

SE is more resourceful than the whole SW bro..

Lushore1:


So these are the 'NOBLE PRIZE" chief chike obi and China Achebe won? I gave up bro, I'm actually doubting if you are igbo...lol

Igboid:


Nna, leave that matter for Matthias for now.

We have common foe, ie the North and their Yoruba Muslim brothers.

No need splitting hairs over irrelevant semantics for now. Whether Niger Delta or Eastern region, we are all saying same thing. If you put just Eastern region, you exclude the Western Igbos, if you put just Niger Delta, you exclude Anambra, Enugu and Ebonyi.

So, you see, it doesn't matter either of the terms we use, what matters is that we establish the fact that the Yorubas and the North had always been lacking, which is why they are still clinging unto Nigerian unity till today.

Udo.

VulgarVulvas:


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

FaroukM:
Wow...that is amazing....but your leaders in the SS bleeped up not using the revenue shared to develop SS.rather they develop their bank accounts..whereas the leaders in the SW were smart enough to develop their SW for future...SS people don't have one voice that is where the problem lies.look at th NDA dialogue issue with FGN..they are coming up with different people to dialogue..

jneutron4000:
ok if that will console you and make you feel good

DaPuncline:
My Questions are:
1. How was oil plam transported to lagos when there was no Niger Bridge that time ?
2. How was the niger delta feeding the whole nation when each region accounted for its resources ?
3. Why calling for restructuring now when you know you'll still be feeding the country as you claimed ?
Seriously this thread would have been an educative one but it was ruined by folks filled with hatred and aggression

APCHaram:


Cocoa, groundnut, tin, and every other commodity sourced from other parts of Nigeria combined does not even smell the revenue generated from palm oil


Lolz.

APCHaram:


That is not the reason I made this thread.

I just wanted to highlight that over 100yrs ago the Niger Delta has been feeding you.

RichieF27:
sorry pls which Palm oil do you have? This once that can't mix between itself or this smelly oil? Is it the oils that you will export .. No hate but there is no good palm oil in the southwest even your people can tell you this

Noblecx:


Prize is prize whether notable or noble they tagged it. The fact is that a notable figure was recognized by notable organizations...

It was reported here about the state with the highest professor you can follow the link sire

Educationally, the Yorubas are no longer in the top-three. According to the National Universities Commission (NUC), Anambra, Imo and Enugu have the highest number of professors and doctorate degree holders in Nigeria. Ekiti and Ondo states that used to top the list have been demoted to number four and six respectively.

https://www.naij.com/441183-yoruba-youths-have-lost-influence-respect-of-nigerians.html