Sprumbabafather:
Yorubas are poor. I can tell you that with authority.

PVision2020:

Nobody knows the slum you're mentioning nigga. If Obosi is the eldorado you claim it is, Why are you guys not relocating there in droves, the same way you keep flooding SW ?

laudate:

How many of them do you know? Somebody is going to tell you now, that a lot of them can feed you and your descendants.

Oga080666419419:


HEHEHEH HEHEHEH HEHEHEH HEHEHEH HEHEHEH

YOU DON'T HOW TO USE FIGURES, YOU NEVER TALK FESTAC NA GOWON.

IYANA IPAJA IS WHERE MOST YORUBA THAT WORK IN THE TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY IN LAGOS LIVE.
THEIR CONDUCTORS LIVE AT AGEGE.
I USED TO LIVE AT EGBEDA.

NO AREA IN LAGOS COME CLOSE TO AWADA AND NKPOR IN HIGH RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS, NOT EVEN WHEN YOU MERGE THE ENTIRE LAGOS AND MULTIPLY IT BY 10.

AGEGE AND IYANA IPAJA ARE DOMINATEED BY FACE-ME-I-SLAP-YOU.
ILAJE HAVE MOSTLY WOODEN MAKESHIFT HOMES.

Exclusive32:
nop, sir. I have been to every local government of yenagoa, I have never seen such. if you talk about the fishing port, I will totally agree with you but in community, no such. The only thing that is bereave in the communities are the basic amenities. No bamboo permanent living house over here.

PVision2020:

Nobody knows the slum you're mentioning nigga. If Obosi is the eldorado you claim it is, Why are you guys not relocating there in droves, the same way you keep flooding SW ?

Michael004:
For where, more attacks are coming. Once I am less busy and come here and I see any attack on Yoruba, then be rest assure I am going to launch my own repulsive missile who's is brutal.

Sprumbabafather:
The yorubaman living near me here is so poor that he begs for a living. He is sophisticated in poverty .

AnambraDota:
If Obosi were to be in Lagos it will be rated alongside Magodo and other highbrow areas but in Anambra its just a regular neighborhood developing, people still have clean air and houses are well ventilated. Though borehole are used, it's better than most places in Lagos except Lekki.

Agentsmith002:
. he will attack ur personality and post ur pictures here and other social media

he will also extract ur family pictures too for ridiculous motive. am sure you wouldn't want that to happen

Sprumbabafather:
Yorubas are poor. I can tell you that with authority.

AnambraDota:


If Obosi were to be in Lagos it will be rated alongside Magodo and other highbrow areas but in Anambra its just a regular neighborhood developing, people still have clean air and houses are well ventilated. Though borehole are used, it's better than most places in Lagos except Lekki.

laudate:

Oga, I have been to the villages, swamps as well as creeks in Bayelsa, and I saw mud houses and bamboo houses. Maybe you have not visited those areas. When Yenagoa was made a state capital in 1996, it looked like a glorified village. But things have now improved. However, there are still villages and creek settlements that lack standard housing for their residents. I have worked extensively in the Niger-Delta, including different parts of Bayelsa, so I know what I am talking about.

laudate:

Just one? Haba, you fall my hand, o! Do you know how many of your people that Femi Otedola, Mike Adenuga, Oba Otudeko, Dewale Tinubu, Folorunsho Alakija and other such notable Yoruba people feed on a daily basis? Do you know how many of your people beg for funds to eat outside the gates of our churches, every Sunday?

Sprumbabafather:


We are relocating to import more containers do we can spread the 4 decking revolution into Oba, Ozubulu and other towns . We make money in Laos and invest in the east. Cry me a river.

Oga080666419419:
BUT YOU JUST SAID YOU AREN'T A YORUBA BUT WHY ADDING WE WHEN YOU ABOUT YORUBAS.

KEEP LYING

AnambraDota:


Don't you see where it's written that the wealth is not evenly distributed.

Lagos have more skyscrapers that rest of Nigeria combine, Lagos also have more slums that the entire East combine.

Anambra have more high rise residential buildings than Lagos, skyscrapers are corporate offices not residential buildings.
Let's push for a better living condition not a bigger economy.

QueenSekxy:
Lagos is a glorified slum. .everybody knows

AnambraDota:


If Obosi were to be in Lagos it will be rated alongside Magodo and other highbrow areas but in Anambra its just a regular neighborhood developing, people still have clean air and houses are well ventilated. Though borehole are used, it's better than most places in Lagos except Lekki.

intruxive:

We have lagos, what do u have that can be removed?

PVision2020:

When IMO state is just celebrating its first flyover.
Anambra = 3.
Iyana Ipaja/Alimosho =3
Obosi= searching google map
No result found...lol
You guys should stop making a fool of yourselves online.

1wolex85:


Did this guy just say there are more high rise residential buildings in Anambra compared to Lagos? chai! wonders shall never end

PVision2020:

hahahahahaha....you invest in the east and the esusu IGR of the whole 5 eastern Villages is not up to that of Ogun state alone.
You guys need to be pitied... ndo, pele

Exclusive32:

you don't no what you are talking about, sir. This is your only point of ya argument , that s why you are still holding on to it. you have never been to any village in bayelsa, may be you just heard about the terrain. Standard of living over here is 100+ most of those poor people living in lag. there is no such bamboo house in bayelsa. stop such lie, my dear.

Yenegoa as a State Capital.
With the creation of Bayelsa State on 1st October 1996, Yenegoa was chosen as the capital of the new State. A military administrator was appointed to oversee the affairs of the State. On arrival, the young Phillip Ayeni was ushered into the local government chairman’s residence that was to serve as his official residence and office. Access to his office and residential quarters was even difficult because the road connecting it was in a horrible state of repair. The picture of the new State capital was a summary of the aged long rejection and marginalization which this region of the Niger Delta had suffered from the Nigerian State despite its contribution to the economy of the nation.

It is an area very rich in oil deposit, but spatially backward in terms of infrastructural development. The history of poverty was clearly written on the faces of the natives that lined up the only road to welcome the military administrator to the new State capital. Beyond Yenegoa are hamlets and villages scattered across the creeks and swamps.

The Challenges of the New State Capital.
On assumption of office, the state government did not need anyone to announce to it that the major task confronting it was to develop a befitting State capital out of Yenegoa, and the surrounding villages lying forlorn in the creeks. These are villages neglected by the Nigerian State for a long time, but which now share in the status of oil rich State capital.

The circumstance of her geography was another challenge to spatial development that the government knew it had to contend with. In its eighteen years of existence, several billions of naira had entered into the coffers of successive governments or administrations meant for development of the state. Each administration from that of Chief Diepriye Alamieyesigha to the present government of Hon. Seriake Dickson, the main challenge has been the development of a model capital city for Bayelsa State.

At the embryonic stage, there was the absence of spatial plan to control physical development..... Home ownership in the city is a herculean task, because of its difficult geographical terrain (most of the land are lying under water). Raising a standard physical structure in the city is more expensive, when compared with what obtains in some other cities in Nigeria. Where they exist, they are hardly adequate for the household population in that dwelling unit.

Along the Mbiama road, that gives access into the city, derelict houses form walls on both sides thus giving the city a picture of decay. Physical development control tool is very weak in the city. Most buildings were erected without approval from the relevant authorities. The natives are not ready to be subjected to the process of plan preparation and approval. The practice is alien to them, and the financial involvement is not something they are ready to accommodate. Attempts to force them to comply with the existing building regulations, had often receive unfriendly reaction.... http://www.iiste.org/Journals/index.php/DCS/article/viewFile/20929/21173

Decksaltedxx:


Ignore that illiterate. The OP is one angry painter that always post nonsense on nairaland after smoking skunk. You will pity him if you see his pictures, abeg let him rant in peace.

1wolex85:


Did this guy just say there are more high rise residential buildings in Anambra compared to Lagos? chai! wonders shall never end

Agentsmith002:
. he will attack ur personality and post ur pictures here and other social media

he will also extract ur family pictures too for ridiculous motive. am sure you wouldn't want that to happen

BankeSmalls:


There are more high rise building in Anambra alone than Lagos.
Fact.

BankeSmalls:


There are more high rise building in Anambra alone than Lagos.
Fact.

laudate:

Stop living in denial. Bamboo houses that I saw with my very own two eyes, when we went to install telecom masts inside the creeks of Bayelsa? Why are you persisting in denying the facts and telling lies??

And who told you most of the poor Bayelsa people are living in Lagos?

laudate:

Stop living in denial. Bamboo houses that I saw with my very own two eyes, when we went to install telecom masts inside the creeks of Bayelsa? Why are you persisting in denying the facts and telling lies??

And who told you most of the poor Bayelsa people are living in Lagos?

AnambraDota:


Lagos poor eat from hand to mouth. From high cost of rentage to transport fare to foodstuffs, utility bills, after paying all these they still don't get clean air and clean running water.

Lagos poor live to pay bills and boast of living in a city where they brag one room can pay for a duplex in other states.

I hate Lagosians that always brag about them living next to development and civilization but die in silence.