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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by FKO81(m): 2:23pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
mercyville:Yoruba men and women are all over streets of Anambra wandring with one battle of harbal mixtures, doing bricklaying work, hardly pay for a decent house see them setting up shanties and squatting themselves your ladies selling Agbo all over Anambra
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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by FKO81(m): 2:34pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
mercyville:See more of your brothers and sisters in Anambra streets ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by mercyville: 2:36pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
FKO81: THEY ARE SELLING AGBO TO YOUR PEOPLE SO THAT THEY CAN BE CURED OF WANDERINGTOLOGY...A DISEASE THAT AFFLICTS ONLY THE FLAT HEADED ANIMALS AND BECAUSE THEY DO NOT WANT WANDERERS IN YORUBALAND.KEEP YOUR POVERTY TO YOURSELVES. ![]() GO MEASURE WITH YOUR LIKES.I REMEMBER...WHERE IS YOUR 10 NAIRA IGR?
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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by FKO81(m): 2:44pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
mercyville:Your people are competing with Abo..ki shoe shiners here in Anambra I guess this is Osun you are comparing to almighty Anambra
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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by mercyville: 2:57pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
YOU TOO MUST DRINK AGBO SO YOU DO NOT RUN MAD LIKE YOUR PEOPLE WEY POVERTY DON HAMMER.FKO81.. NA UNA MAD IGBOS DEY ESCAPE COME SOUTH WEST. NA WAH O.PEOPLE TOO DEY MAD FOR IGBOLAND O. THE MAD IGBOS DON FULL SOUTH WEST,THEIR RONDON...lol For instance, in the North East Zone, four out of 37 prisons had 20 mentally ill inmates. In the North West, they were 50, while in the South South they were 79. Also, in the South West, they were 121. Two hundred and eighty-nine were found in the South East zone, with Enugu having 136. Lunatics in Nigerian prisons are as follows; South South – 79; North East – 20; North Central – 44; South West – 121; North West – 45; and South East – 363; making a total of 672. http://theeagleonline.com.ng/lunatics-in-nigerian-prisons-by-emmanuel-onwubiko/
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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by mercyville: 3:01pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
Lunatics in Nigerian prisons, by Emmanuel Onwubiko http://theeagleonline.com.ng/lunatics-in-nigerian-prisons-by-emmanuel-onwubiko/ With the 2012 prison Audit report publicly presented on May 16, 2013 in the nation’s capital, it is believed in critical cycle that the President Goodluck Jonathan-led administration would activate effective mechanism to release these persons with mental illness in Nigerian prisons to be treated in psychiatric hospitals spread across Nigeria Uju Agomoh, the Executive Director of one of Nigeria’s best known credible civil society organizations, Prisoners Rehabilitation and Welfare Action, has done a lot of advocacy activities around the issue of the illegality of prolonged detention of mentally challenged persons in the heavily dilapidated, derelict and decrepit archaic infrastructure we today call prisons in Nigeria. In several speaking events around Nigeria, Uju Agomoh, who is vastly travelled globally, has canvassed an end to the unconstitutional practice of detaining persons who are mentally challenged in the antiquated prison facilities in Nigeria that are lacking in medical and/or psychiatric facilities. Sadly, the political administrators heading the highly incompetent ministry of interior don’t give a damn about what to do to change this evil status quo. Many years after, Agomoh kick-started her campaign to end the impunity of detention without medicare of persons afflicted with mental retardation, this tireless human rights advocate, may have finally got the institutional support of the Federal government because a recently released 2012 prison audit report by the National Human Rights Commission of Nigeria which was publicly validated by the National Assembly of Nigeria and other leading human rights stakeholders, disclosed that there are many persons that are mentally challenged who are detained in prisons across the country who ought not to be there in the first instance. With the 2012 prison Audit report publicly presented on May 16, 2013 in the nation’s capital, it is believed in critical cycle that the President Goodluck Jonathan-led administration would activate effective mechanism to release these persons with mental illness in Nigerian prisons to be treated in psychiatric hospitals spread across Nigeria. Conversely, it is also expected that since most of these lunatics in Nigerian prisons were sent to those prison facilities by the justice ministries and prosecutorial institutions working for the various state governments whereby this ugly phenomenon is noticed, these state governments must take immediate action to release and medically rehabilitate these category of hapless inmates. The National Assembly and the state Houses of Assembly must also introduce effective legal frame work to make it almost impossible for lunatics to ever be sent to prisons rather than sent to psychiatric medical facilities for attention. As it is, the current bunch of politicians at the state levels are not in the right frame of mind to effectively carry out this revolutionary project of ensuring that lunatics are taken to the appropriate psychiatric facilities for proper treatment and rehabilitation and not locked up in the prisons to die. In the year 2012 prison audit report introduced to the public by the National Human Rights Commission of Nigeria, some of the prisons audited across the country had mentally ill inmates in detention, despite the fact that these facilities have no qualified psychiatrics or the facility to take care of their special need. For instance, in the North East Zone, four out of 37 prisons had 20 mentally ill inmates. In the North West, they were 50, while in the South South they were 79. Also, in the South West, they were 121. Two hundred and eighty-nine were found in the South East zone, with Enugu having 136. Lunatics in Nigerian prisons are as follows; South South – 79; North East – 20; North Central – 44; South West – 121-100 igbos; North West – 45; and South East – 363; making a total of 672. There are other sad tales from the prison audit report just issued which importantly stated that sanitation of those prison facilities have become so bad and deteriorated thereby exposing many of these prison inmates to unfathomable health predicaments. On state of sanitation of Nigerian prisons, the report has it: “Though there is every effort by the inmates to keep the cells clean and tidy, the age of the infrastructure (some of these prisons were built in 1925) and overcrowding in some cells frustrated the effort. In most of the prisons, the water cistern toilets were broken and there was no water to flush after use in some instances. In some, they used the bucket system and that created a lot of stench in the cells. Some of the prisons where the bucket system of toilet is still in use are Gassol and Serti prisons in Taraba State, and Misua prison in Bauchi State; Otukpo in Benue State, Pankshin in Plateau State and Ilorin in Kwara State. In some other instance there exist sewage system, the sewage systems were either broken or filled up. The prisons also lacked basic toiletries like soap or disinfectants.” The report, which rightly criticized this bad state of sanitation of these prisons, reminded the Nigerian authority thus: “The UN Standard Minimum Rules on the Treatment of prisoners and other international, Regional or National laws have set a benchmark for the treatment of prisoners. In each of these human rights instruments, it is stated that prisoners are to be accorded with dignity and human being shall not be treated in a dehumanizing manner, even when his/her freedom to liberty has be taken away by the instrument of law.” Writing specifically with reference to what they observed, the report is of the opinion: “The standard of facilities in the Nigerian prisons are appalling, to say the least. Most of the prisons audited lacked facilities that would aid the wellbeing of the inmates as well as the reintegration of inmates back in the society after their release from prison.” The report also observed that most prison facilities in Nigeria are deficient in vocational, recreational, health, educational and transport facilities. Substantially, the findings of the investigators who visited the 173 prison facilities all across Nigeria, show that Nigeria has failed to respect international humanitarian and human rights laws in the administration of these facilities. According to the report: “The dignity of the human person is an inherent right. In Furtherance of that, the need to adhere to minimum standard in protecting the welfare of inmates cannot be overemphasized. Despite the fact that the inmates are legally deprived of their freedom of movement, their right to the dignity of the human person cannot and need not be compromised. Section 34 of the 1999 Constitution (as amended), provides that “every individual is entitled to respect for the dignity of his person”. Similarly, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights provide as follows: “all persons deprived of their liberty shall be treated with humanity and with respect for the inherent dignity of the human persons.” The report passed a vote of no confidence on Nigerian prisons thus: “It was observed during exercise that the wellbeing of the inmates was far from the minimum standard provided under the laws.” Nigerians are also aware that of late, a lot of prison wardens have lost their lives to the violence viciously launched by armed terrorists who have successfully organized jailbreaks to free their detained members and the Federal Government has made no concrete effort to build better protected prisons. This criminal neglect on the part of Government is a grave crime against humanity. The plan by the National Assembly constitution review committee to transfer prison from the exclusive legislative list to the concurrent is not the best way out as most state governments are too poor to run good prisons. With the above background in mind, it is therefore inexplicable that the Federal government rushed into lobbying the National Assembly to amend the prison Act without introducing bold, positive and revolutionary ideas that will change the face of the prisons and improve the security and welfare of the inmates and officials. This government has succeeded in signing an agreement with Britain that will allow for the prisoners’ exchange partnership with the government of United Kingdom to make it easier for Britain to transfer Nigerian-born but United Kingdom-based persons convicted for sundry crime in the United Kingdom back to Nigeria to serve out their prison terms. The question to be asked is why rush to accept heavy indirect financial bribe from the government of Britain just so that Nigeria can accede to the prisoners exchange programme aimed at decongesting the British prisons that are built with modern and functional infrastructural facilities when Nigerian prisons are in very bad shape and overstretched? Even going by the recent prison audit report, Nigerian prisons are over-populated even as majority of the inmates are awaiting trial persons. “Across the prisons the number of Awaiting Trial inmates was far above that of convicts. In the 173 prisons audited, out of 50,645 lockups, the number of convicts was 13,901 compared to awaiting trial inmates of 35,889. Besides the awaiting trial inmates, Ikom prison in Cross River State had 5 lodgers, Ahoada Prison in Rivers State and Benin prison in Edo State, had 2 and 1 lodgers respectively; (lodgers are persons kept in prison without an order of court detaining them. There are no records of such inmates in the prison records).” I therefore ask, are these derelict prison facilities in Nigeria the places whereby these repatriated British based prisoners be transferred into? It would be recalled that when this sinister move by government to sign the controversial prisoners exchange treaty with the United Kingdom was exposed, most critical stakeholders opposed it and raised suspicion that the then federal government headed by late Umaru Musa Yar’adua only wanted to rush the agreement so as to find a way to bring back the incarcerated former Delta State governor James Ibori [Yar’adua’s political friend] who was jailed in Britain for sundry offences bordering on theft of Delta State fund. With these sad tales emanating from the Nigerian prisons, it is therefore inconceivable that any British based Nigerian prisoner could voluntarily accept to be repatriated to serve term in prisons facilities in Nigeria that are absolutely sub-human and filthy. * Emmanuel Onwubiko, Head, Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria, blogs@www.huriwa..com; www.huriwa.org.
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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by FKO81(m): 3:18pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
mercyville:I'm to sophisticated for you poor boy Number Of Un-Sentenced Detainees And Overall Prison Population By State And Year 2011-2015 http://www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/report/498 2 Likes
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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by mercyville: 3:28pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
FKO81:Is this the Anambra shithole you are comparing with the most industrialised and great state?Obiano where is your 10 naira IGR? FKO81 and Obiano don scam Anambra the shithole...choi choi choi!
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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by mercyville: 4:03pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
FKO81: YOU TOO MUST DRINK AGBO SO YOU DO NOT RUN MAD LIKE YOUR PEOPLE WEY POVERTY DON HAMMER, Emmanuel-onwubiko tell FKO81 that..... NA UNA MAD IGBOS DEY ESCAPE COME SOUTH WEST. NA WAH O.PEOPLE TOO DEY MAD FOR IGBOLAND O. THE MAD IGBOS DON FULL SOUTH WEST,THEIR RONDON...lol For instance, in the North East Zone, four out of 37 prisons had 20 mentally ill inmates. In the North West, they were 50, while in the South South they were 79. Also, in the South West, they were 121. Two hundred and eighty-nine were found in the South East zone, with Enugu having 136. Lunatics in Nigerian prisons are as follows; South South – 79; North East – 20; North Central – 44; South West – 121; North West – 45; and South East – 363; making a total of 672. http://theeagleonline.com.ng/lunatics-in-nigerian-prisons-by-emmanuel-onwubiko/ |
Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by mercyville: 4:51pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
YORUBALAND...Where Igbos run to for succor. ![]() ![]() YORUBALAND/SW WHERE THE RICHEST PEOPLE IN NIGERIA LIVE ![]() ![]() https://www.forbes.com/profile/mike-adenuga/ Mike Adenuga, Nigeria's second richest man, built his fortune in telecom and oil production. His mobile phone network, Globacom, is the second largest operator in Nigeria with 36 million subscribers; it also has operations in Ghana and the Republic of Benin. Net Worth Over Time $5.8B Billionaires March 2017 Connections Aliko Dangote Related by residence country: Nigeria Folorunsho Alakija Related by residence country: Nigeria Pace University Attended the school Femi Otedola Related by residence country: Nigeria Stats Age 64 Source Of Wealth telecom, oil, Self Made Residence Lagos, Nigeria Citizenship Nigeria Marital Status Married Children 7 Education Master of Business Administration, Pace University, New York https://www.forbes.com/profile/mike-adenuga/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Adenuga 1 Like
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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by mercyville: 4:59pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/05/state-viability-index-lagos-generates-igr-31-states-combined/ State Viability Index; 36 States Generate N801bn IGR Against N2.6trn from FAAC …. … … Economic Viable States: Lagos, Ogun, Rivers, Edo, Kwara and Delta States … Poor IGR States: Borno, Ebonyi, Kebbi, Jigawa,Anambra...10 naira- lowest in the whole federation. The Economic Confidential, the award winning Economic Intelligence Magazine, has released its Annual States Viability Index ( ASVI) which shows that fourteen States are insolvent as their Internally Generated Revenues (IGR) in 2016 were far below 10% of their Federation Account Allocations (FAA) in the same year. The index, carefully and painstakingly computed proved that without the monthly disbursement from the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC), many states remain unviable, and cannot survive without the federally collected revenue. The IGR are generated by states through Pay-As-You-Earn Tax (PAYE), Direct Assessment, Road Taxes and revenues from Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDA)s. The report by this economic intelligence magazine further indicates that the IGR of Lagos State of N302bn is higher than that of 30 States put together excluding Lagos, Ogun, Rivers, Edo, Kwara and Delta States whose IGRs are very impressive at more than 30% each. The 30 other states merely generated a total of N258bn in 2016. Recently the magazine published the total allocation received by each state in Nigeria from the Federation Account Allocation (FAA) between January to December 2016. The latest report on IGR reveals that only Lagos and Ogun States generated more revenue than their allocations from the Federation Account by 169% and 127% respectively and no any other state has up to 100% of IGR to the federal largesse. The IGR of the 36 states of the federation totalled N801.95 billion in 2016 as compared to N682.67 billion in 2015, an increase of N119.28 billion. While the report provides shocking discoveries to the effect that 14 states which have less than 10% IGR may not stay afloat outside the Federation Account Allocation due to socio-political crises including insurgency, militancy and herdsmen attacks, others lack foresight in revenue generation drive coupled with arm-chair governance. The states that may not survive without the Federation Account due to poor internal revenue generation include Borno which realized a meagre N2.6bn compared to a total of N73.8bn it received from the Federation Account Allocation (FAA) in 2016 representing about 4%. Others are: Ebonyi with IGR of N2.3bn compared to FAA of N46.6bn representing 5%; Kebbi N3.1bn compared to FAA of N60.88bn representing 5.14%; Jigawa with N3.5bn compared to N68.52bn of FAA representing 5.15% and Yobe with IGR of N3.24nn compared to N53.93bn of FAA representing 6.0% within the period under review. Other poor internal revenue earners are Gombe which generated N2.94bn compared to FAA of N46bn representing 6.26%; Ekiti N2.99bn compared to FAA of N47.56bn representing 6.28%; Katsina N5.54bn compared to FAA of N83bn representing 6.65% and Sokoto N4.54bn compared to FAA of N65.97bn representing 6.88%. Meanwhile Lagos State remained steadfast in its number one position in IGR with a total revenue generation of N302bn compared to FAA of N178bn which translate to 169% in the twelve months of 2016. It is followed by Ogun State which generated IGR of N72.98bn compared to FAA of N57bn representing 127%. Others with impressive IGR include Rivers with N85bn compared to FAA of N134bn representing 63%; Edo with IGR of N23bn compared to FAA of N59bn representing 38%. Kwara State however with low receipt from the Federation Account has greatly improved in its IGR of N17bn compared to FAA of N49bn representing 35% while Delta with IGR of N44bn compared to FAA of N126bn representing 6.88%. The Economic Confidential ASVI further showed that only three states in the entire Northern region have IGR above 20%. They are Kwara, Kano, and Kaduna States. Meanwhile eight states in the South recorded over 20% IGR in 2016. They are Lagos, Ogun, Rivers, Edo, Delta, Cross River, Enugu, and Oyo States State. The states with the poorest Internally Generated Revenue of less than 10% in the South are Imo, Bayelsa, Ekiti, and Ebonyi States and Anambra state-10 naira, lowest in the whole federation, while in the North we have Niger, Nasarawa, Sokoto, Katsina, Gombe, Yobe, Jigawa, Kebbi and Borno States. Meanwhile the IGR of the respective states can improve through aggressive diversification of the economy to productive sectors rather than relying on the monthly Federation Account revenue that largely come from the oil sector.
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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by mercyville: 5:20pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
ADEBAYO OGUNLESI STARTED THIS VERY LARGE COMPANY AND BAYO OGUNLESI IS WORTH MORE THAN 7 BILLION DOLLARS AND HE IS ONE OF THE EGG HEADS OF TRUMP ADMINISTRATOR.Just like Professor Oluyemi Banjoko - Special Adviser to The American president and the British prime minister on African matters (Manchester, U.K) http://www.thefullwiki.org/Ogun_State In July 2006, Ogunlesi started the private equity firm, Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), a joint venture whose initial investors included Credit Suisse and General Electric. He currently serves as Chairman and Managing Partner.[10] In 2006, GIP bought London City Airport.[11] In 2009, GIP acquired the majority in London Gatwick Airport in a deal worth £1.455 billion.[12] The Nigerian press has given him the nickname, "The Man Who Bought Gatwick Airport."[6] GIP also owns Edinburgh Airport, which they bought in 2012 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adebayo_Ogunlesi http://www.global-infra.com/partners.php Partners Adebayo Ogunlesi Chairman & Managing Partner Former Global Head of Investment Banking; Head of Global Energy, Credit Suisse Matthew Harris Energy & Water/Waste focus Former Co-Head of Global Energy; Head of EMEA Emerging Markets, Credit Suisse William Woodburn Operating focus Former President & CEO, GE Infrastructure Joseph Blum General Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer Former Partner, Latham & Watkins Jonathan Bram Power focus Former Co-Head of Global Industrials & Services; COO Investment Banking, Credit Suisse William Brilliant Energy focus Former Associate, Lehman Brothers Scott Hatton Operating focus, CFO of Portfolio Operations Formerly with GE / Honeywell; CFO, Sypris Solutions Michael McGhee Transport focus Former Head of Global Transportation & Logistics, Credit Suisse Gary Pritchard Operating focus, Portfolio Performance Improvement Former VP & GM, GE Plastics; SABIC Raj Rao Energy & Water/Waste focus Former Director, Credit Suisse Salim Samaha Energy focus Former VP, Credit Suisse Rob Stewart Managing Partner, GIP Australia Former CEO, Credit Suisse Australia |
Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by beberebe: 5:20pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
mercyville: You have been beaten thoroughly in this thread....Do well to help yourself, at least to have a good sleep tonight...because you have been sleepless for over some days now.... For Your information, Lagos is no mans land...... And MTN Nigeria is partially owned by pascal dozie.... You guys should be more concerned about the infrastructural development in your state and not high IGR..... Nigeria is the largest economy in Africa but how many countries are they faring better than. It is not about IGR, Or GDp but it is how prudent the money is been spent... Some of this governors portray high IGR in order to get extra loans....but some gulliable people will always fail to understand this... Some state that have high IGR....can not even carry out a project that is been done by some states with low IGR.....what is the reason for that? A state like Ebony constructed 3 flyover at ones, dualized all their major roads even in afikpo, built the first air-conditionined stadium in Nigeria, completed the oochiudo estate, and an international market of 3000 shops and other infrastructural development just under 2 years....can we ask yourselves what have our gov. done for the past years with high IGR |
Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by mercyville: 5:39pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
YORUBALAND...Where Igbos even when flogged refused to leave ![]() ONWUBIKO MIGHT BE RIGHT AFTER ALL.
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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by mercyville: 5:43pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
beberebe: HE PAIN AM REACH BLOCKOSS.WHERE IS ANAMBRA 10 NAIRA IGR? ![]() |
Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by beberebe: 5:45pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
mercyville: I think the ebony state with the least IGR has sometin to show for in the past 3 years...... Tell us what that funny cap man have been able to achieve ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by beberebe: 5:58pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
mercyville: Anambra and Lagos state did not collect bailout.... But Ogun state collected 2 times bailout They owe debt 100times more than Anambra Ogun state with their 2 times bailout, High IGR, federal allocation and others have nothing to show for it.... Other States are keeping their natural resources for their next generation But Ogun is exusting their own for the present generation... Do you think Ogun state have more limestone than ebony, cross river and kogi...but they left it untapped just for the future generation... But Ogun is selling out its own to Dangote and lafarge out of greed. IMO state has the highest gas reserve in Nigeria followed by bonny in rivers state But they refused any company to exploit it... Ogonis in rivers state refused their oil to be exploited... just for the future generation.. Enugu refused anyone to texploit their coal even when Emeka ofor bargained for a better offer..he was directed to kogi ...but kogi refused. After what is happening in Niger delta, it is only an foolish person that will allow the resources in its domain to be exploited for a country that can break up at anytime... Even the north has much more resources but they decide to exploit that of the south.... The Gold deposit in Kaduna can feed the nation for years.... Be wise |
Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by FKO81(m): 6:37pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
mercyville: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Breaking news ![]() ![]() ![]() Statistics of admissions into Nigeria degree awarding institutions by states of origin from 2013-2015 published by NBS Top six on the table from 2013-205 Anambra state 49,137 Delta state 47,942 Oyo state 44,351 Edo state 42,802 Osun state 40,249 Enugu state 38,978 http://www.google.com.ng/search?q=Social+statistics+report+2016+by+Nigeria+Bureau+of+statistics&oq=Social+statistics+report+2016+by+Nigeria+Bureau+of+statistics&aqs=mobile-gws-lite.. Anambra to big for coneheads leading in all ramifications of human development index ![]() ![]()
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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by FKO81(m): 6:47pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
mercyville: Ibadan two skyscrapers in middle of Slums, 70% slum city according to Un-habitat ![]() ![]() real Ibadan skyline not roadside photos or color edited photos
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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by FKO81(m): 7:12pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
Bad news for southwest again ![]() ![]() Data from National Bureau of statistics
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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by Larmont(m): 9:02pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
FKO81:This only debunks your lies that SE is the most educated region.. Check your stats it reflects SW to be more educated... Try add up what you posted CLOWN... Even with the exclusion of Kwara which is a Yoruba state...Do your maths |
Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by Larmont(m): 9:11pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
FKO81:Dude stop posting links that won't open? How do we confirm this stats.... I have tried the link multiple times.....Nothing! ![]() |
Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by totit: 9:14pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
Larmont: Bro, I already opened the dude nyash in another thread. I will quote you ![]() https://www.nairaland.com/3834784/statistics-admissions-into-degree-awarding/2#57102986 |
Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by Larmont(m): 9:53pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
FKO81:Dude you confirmed my theory about you! You are suffering from acute inferiority complex and Yorubaphobia..Your level of reasoning is beyond pathetic! You actually snapped a father and son hustling by trying to sell herbs" and make ends meet.. Those photos reflect you actually following them because you perceive they are Yorubas and their job is sub standard.... Only God knows how long you have kept these on your phone... Do you know how many igbos run on express just to sell gala,lacasera,Handkerchief sweating profusely..or the number of igbos involved in crimes in south west?? Dem plenty die! Get a life man... I believe you can outgrow this lame ass shiit |
Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by beberebe: 9:59pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
Larmont: Ambode drove your people into the lagoon and sold the land to Igbo businessmen
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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by beberebe: 10:01pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
totit: Skull miners
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Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by totit: 10:07pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
Re: State Viability Index: Full list from Economic Confidential - Vanguard by Larmont(m): 10:27pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
beberebe:i don't join issues with dimwit.... Who is ambode and who are your people?? slowpoke |
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