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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Markfemi: 8:24am On Dec 02, 2017
Loool Abeg May una come see Igbo inferior complex on display

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by achi4u(m): 8:26am On Dec 02, 2017
una still dey for this matter?

Abeg SE is still the most developed region individually. Forget about those high rise building.

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Markfemi: 8:27am On Dec 02, 2017
achi4u:
una still dey for this matter?

Abeg SE is still the most developed region individually. Forget about those high rise building.


Looool se most developed region individually grin
What sort of title is this

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by patrick89(m): 9:11am On Dec 02, 2017
You guys are so lucky that I did not see this thread on time.... All these dirty lace wearing addidas faces from the descendants of odududevil would be crying by now...
I don't need help I will slaughter you oblongos into pieces.
Very backward mouthed beings from poo land of waste have nothing to show. They always brag about Lagos, they have no economic dominance on... Ndi ara.

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by ofai: 9:20am On Dec 02, 2017
What I deduce from this thread is these -

1. The south west and south east are third world communities, so it defeats the purpose of dick measuring based on development to start with.

2. The southwest being unaffected by war, is embarrassingly low performing in terms of development compared to war-torn south east which is developing with little government intervention.

3. The developed areas in Lagos is partly as a result of the economic activities of the Igbos. The Igbo are among the ones who live in these areas.

No party should boast about development because they are still third world communities.

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Alfaab: 9:23am On Dec 02, 2017
Those of you praising Ibadan for dusting all the SE states should cover your faces in shame.Ibadan should even be dusting Lagos and Abuja if it were not for bad leadership.Kudos to the recent govt in Oyo state for waking up the giant but they should put in more effort.I say kudos to the SE for braving the odds after what they have gone through during the civil war.You are great.

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Alfaab: 9:25am On Dec 02, 2017
patrick89:
You guys are so lucky that I did not see this thread on time.... All these dirty lace wearing addidas faces from the descendants of odududevil would be crying by now...
I don't need help I will slaughter you oblongos into pieces.
Very backward mouthed beings from poo land of waste have nothing to show. They always brag about Lagos, they have no economic dominance on... Ndi ara.

Do not mind them.I support you on this.

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Basic123: 9:43am On Dec 02, 2017
patrick89:
You guys are so lucky that I did not see this thread on time.... All these dirty lace wearing addidas faces from the descendants of odududevil would be crying by now...
I don't need help I will slaughter you oblongos into pieces.
Very backward mouthed beings from poo land of waste have nothing to show. They always brag about Lagos, they have no economic dominance on... Ndi ara.
Who has economic dominance in lagos sir?

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Uglyojuku: 9:47am On Dec 02, 2017
afonjaheadhunt:
Poor slum dweller living in an under-developed town Ibadead.
Ojuku slummer,how are your blood stained teeth,how market? grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by ofai: 9:48am On Dec 02, 2017
totit:


Hmmm
You are right. And we are getting there. Prove : grin


What I deduce from this thread is these -

1. The south west and south east are third world communities, so it defeats the purpose of dick measuring based on development to start with.

2. The southwest being unaffected by war, is embarrassingly low performing in terms of development compared to war-torn south east which is developing with little government intervention.

3. The developed areas in Lagos is partly as a result of the economic activities of the Igbos. The Igbo are among the ones who live in these areas.

No party should boast about development because they are still third world communities.

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Basic123: 9:51am On Dec 02, 2017
ofai:
What I deduce from this thread is these -

1. The south west and south east are third world communities, so it defeats the purpose of dick measuring based on development to start with.

2. The southwest being unaffected by war, is embarrassingly low performing in terms of development compared to war-torn south east which is developing with little government intervention.

3. The developed areas in Lagos is partly as a result of the economic activities of the Igbos. The Igbo are among the ones who live in these areas.

No party should boast about development because they are still third world communities.

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Uglyojuku: 9:52am On Dec 02, 2017
afonjaheadhunt:
Afonja Nothing Like Otokoto, it is an afonja creation, but just visit the crime section now and see a harvest of skull mining activities from the People of SW, is that why SW is under-developed? don't even try derailing this thread without first telling NLders why afonjaland is under developed.

Did you enjoy that baby you stole,how market? grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Uglyojuku: 9:56am On Dec 02, 2017
afonjaheadhunt:
Boring, why is SW the least developed region afonja?

How are your gums?Check them well so you don't disgrace yourself in public.Have you finished the last one? grin grin grin grin grin grin
Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Uglyojuku: 9:59am On Dec 02, 2017
afonjaheadhunt:
The same Abakaliki that is more developed than Ibadead.. grin

Remember to cover the hole you crawled out from.How are your teeth? grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by ofai: 9:59am On Dec 02, 2017
[quote author=Basic123 post=62907082][/quote]

You keep exposing your miseducation. You wear proudly like a badge of honor.

cheesy I dey laugh you

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by ofai: 10:04am On Dec 02, 2017
What I deduce from this thread is these -

1. The south west and south east are third world communities, so it defeats the purpose of dick measuring based on development to start with.
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2. The southwest being unaffected by war, is embarrassingly low performing in terms of development compared to war-torn south east which is developing with little government intervention.[color=#006600]


3. The developed areas in Lagos is partly as a result of the economic activities of the Igbos. The Igbo are among the ones who live in these areas.

No party should boast about development because they are still third world communities.[color=#006600][/color]
Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Uglyojuku: 10:36am On Dec 02, 2017
Ritchiee:
Geeez!didn't know Ibadan was this beautiful and big-WOW!No wonder a lot of foreigners are picking the city as the bomb if you really want to enjoy your life.This is an eye opener really and didn't know those old pictures of Ibadan are from the 1960s but that pictorial stat and the aerial views put everything to bear. I saw some pictures from the other sister states too but I am happy that only Ibadan dusted all the South Eastern states as a whole and still stood tall like an iroko.Kudos to our political capital.If I am chanced,I will bring something from my hood in Lagos here,our commercial capital and the commercial capital of Nigeria as a whole...lol.
I know some people will cry but I cannot forsake my root.Congratulation to Ibadan for dusting all the South Eastern states at a go.cheers.

DO NOT MIND THOSE SLUMMERS FROM THE SOUTH EAST: grin grin grin


http://punchng.com/ownership-of-lagos-between-distortion-and-obvious-facts/

The recent interviews granted by two prominent indigenes of Lagos, namely, Alhaji Olufemi Okunnu and Chief Layi Ajayi Bembe, to one of the main newspapers in Nigeria on the question of “Who owns Lagos?” should have been restricted to the plethora of injustices and unfairness done to the indigenous people of Lagos rather than on landlord-ship.

For avoidance of doubt, Alhaji Okunnu, an Isale Eko indigene, was the former Nigerian Commissioner for Works and the husband of Alhaja Lateefa Okunnu (Née Oyekan), a former Deputy Governor of Lagos State. He is Awori. Chief Bembe on the other hand is of the Obanikoro family whose ancestral root is undoubtedly Benin with its tinge of Awori lineage.. Readers would then understand the reason for the position of each of these men on one of the most vexed issues of our time.



Ordinarily, in such a tricky situation, one should have allowed each person to hold on to the advantages secured from the argument knowing that those who require more information and knowledge can have unhindered access to history books that would place the facts in perspective. Unfortunately, such a compendium is a luxury in our environment and therefore, people stand history on its head for personal convenience and ego boosting. Every human being is a sculptor of history and people who have advantage are those who could place their documents within the arm’s reach of the world and humanity. However, prosperity will frown upon us if we look on while facts are slaughtered or remodelled into a shape that may mislead the generations of Nigerians yet unborn.

“Who owns Lagos?.” The question is “Which Lagos?” because the ownership of Eko has never been in contention. It is very clear that none of these men was talking about Lagos State but it is also abundantly clear that there is some muddling in their presentations with respect to the clear distinction between Eko, Lagos and Lagos State. An indigene of Lagos should not be found in this shaky ground anytime the issue of our state is placed on the podium for discourse. Therefore, the starting point is to resort to spatial delineation of these territories on the map of Lagos State for the clear comprehension of the reader.

In nomenclature, non-indigenes are usually unable to know the difference between Eko, Lagos and Lagos State. For comprehension, Eko, the domain in which Oba Rilwan Aremu Akiolu is the traditional head belongs to Aromire. It is the space from Obalende to Idumota (that is Lagos Island). This is different from Lagos which starts from Victoria Island, Lagos Island (Eko), Lagos Mainland up to Jibowu, Apapa, Surulere up to Akangba. This was the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria. Lagos State, on the other hand, consists of the entire Lagos and its colonies of Badagry, Epe, Ikeja and Ikorodu. From the interviews, it seems the concentration of Alhaji Okunnu and Chief Bembe are on Lagos Island, that is, Eko, to the exclusion of other parts of Lagos State.


There is hardly anyone who is conversant with the history of Lagos Island that would feign ignorance on the fact that Lagos Island belongs to Aromire, who is one of the children of Olofin Ogunfunminire, the progenitor of the Awori nation. The Yoruba say, “Bi omode k oba Itan, yiobaaroba. Aroba de ni baba Itan”, therefore, anyone trying to reconstruct history must also bear in mind that beyond the textbooks are the oral history handed over to us by our forefathers. In the regard, one may want to listen to the musical records of Salami Balogun of Gbara Village, that is, Lefty. He says,

“Aromire loniile Eko o -2ce

A be’jaro mi re 2ce

Awonni baba awa o

Aromire lo niile Eko o.



Attempts in contemporary times to reconstruct the history of the Yoruba and the Benin Empires have led to a series of distortions most of which contradict empirical evidences that lay bare in front of our generation. The only point of agreement in the hot debates over the years is that the two nations have the same root but whether the fruit was planted in Benin or Ife has been contentious. Irrespective of the position taken, there are some facts that are sacrosanct and should be linearly preserved. It is obvious and clear that one major reason for conquering people is to take their land and properties. If truly the Bini conquered Eko, how come there is no land in the entire Eko that belongs to the Bini? This issue was settled in 1920 when Chief Amodu Tijani, the Oluwa of Lagos, took the British colonialists to the Privy Council in London. Hence, today, there is no contest on who the landlord is on the land in Lagos (not Lagos State). The legitimate ownership of Lagos Land is vested in the Idejo who are the offspring of Olofin Ogunfunminire and not the Bini. Anyone who cares, can read the landmark judgement delivered at the Privy Council in London in 1921.

History revealed that Olofin Ogunfunminire, the progenitor of the Awori and the father of the Idejo, came from Ile Ife to settle in Isheri Olofin (a small town along the Lagos Ibadan Expressway) with his two wives, Akesan and Ajayi. While Akesan was procreating, Ajayi was barren. On consultation, Ifa advised Olofin to move with Ajayi to the edge of a river. The couple consequently settled in Oto (at the back of the Ido Railway Terminus)

One day, the Bini invaded Oto and took Olofin to Benin. On arrival in the palace in Bini, it was discovered that Olofin was a Prince of Ife and was consequently released to come back to Lagos with a retinue of Bini Chiefs which included Obanikoro (Chief Ajayi Bembe’s Lineage); Bajulaiye, Ashogbon and others as clearly outlined in Alhaji Okunnu’s interview.

History had it that the guests of Olofinwere, on arrival, settled on the pepper farm of the Aromire . Hence, the name “Idungaran”

While one may not want to get too entrenched in the controversy of the explosive discourse, it won’t be out of place to also mention that the word “Idu” may not necessarily be of Benin origin because apart from shared vocabulary between the Yoruba and the Bini, the settlement or any place in which a Yoruba community settles is called “Iduro, Idu or Ido” depending on the tongue.

To conclude that Awori are of Bini origin is far too incorrect to be ignored because the Awori are in umbilicus and plasma of the Yoruba lineage and therefore migrated from Ile Ife. I have addressed some of this issues in the book titled, “The Ojikutu family of Lagos”. The painstaking and comprehensive research traced the movement of the first Prince Obayomi from Isheri Olofin in 1790 to Lagos Island and how the great grandchild of Obayomi, namely, Amodu Rufai Ibikunle, acquired the appellate Ojikutu

Because of his entrepreneurial acumen, wealth and influence.

There is of course no variation in our positions on the annihilation and suppression of the right of the indigenous people of Lagos State. The sad part of it is that governments upon governments in Lagos State with the connivance of some indigenes and pseudo indigenes have employed the style of cracking the walls of the homes of the indigenes rather than fence-mending the obvious disaffection that is created every day. In this regard, I do not see the difference in the style of the governors towards the rights of the indigenes in the state, irrespective of whether the administrator is the “Son of the soil’ or not. The attitude is the same. The most disappointing of all of them was Babatunde Raji Fashola, a young man who by virtue of his intellectual endowment should have done better but whose love for his people was beclouded by pecuniary considerations. I still hold him in high regard in view of his contributions to the development of Lagos but I do not think many of us will forgive him for failing us in view of our high aspiration.

Prof Ojikutu wrote in from University of Lagos, Akoka

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by chnnmfl(m): 10:45am On Dec 02, 2017
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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by afonjaheadhunt: 11:14am On Dec 02, 2017
toye440:

The major problem with this quislings of a thing is, they always like to edit d truth. Too bad that d truth can not b edited cos once edited it becomes corrupted.
PLANET MARS aka potorpotor republic is d list developed region in Nigeria and d SW is d most developed and u cant beat that.
its not our fault that God made us kings, and kings use slaves to develop their territory so young man no one is creating another thread its going to b this alone. MOFOS
An afonjas pipe dream, if wishes were horses afonjas will ride

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by afonjaheadhunt: 11:19am On Dec 02, 2017
Uglyojuku:

Ojuku slummer,how are your blood stained teeth,how market? grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Afonja, have you harvested a fresh bossom today?

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by afonjaheadhunt: 11:21am On Dec 02, 2017
Uglyojuku:


Did you enjoy that baby you stole,how market? grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Somebody called afonjas addidas face grin grin grin grin

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by afonjaheadhunt: 11:21am On Dec 02, 2017
Uglyojuku:


How are your gums?Check them well so you don't disgrace yourself in public.Have you finished the last one? grin grin grin grin grin grin
addidas face. grin grin grin how market?

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Uglyojuku: 11:41am On Dec 02, 2017
afonjaheadhunt:
addidas face. grin grin grin how market?

Dracula face,how are your bloodstained teeth.How market? grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Uglyojuku: 11:45am On Dec 02, 2017
afonjaheadhunt:
Somebody called afonjas addidas face grin grin grin grin

How is your gum.Have you brushed and remove the baby factory meat? grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

Dracula faces will not like this grin grin grin grin
Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Uglyojuku: 11:50am On Dec 02, 2017
afonjaheadhunt:
Afonja, have you harvested a fresh bossom today?

Dracula face,how are your teeth? grin grin grin grin grin grin

Oh my,how market grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Uglyojuku: 11:55am On Dec 02, 2017
HOW ARE THE TEETH OF ALL DRACULAS,HOW MARKET? grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Uglyojuku: 11:56am On Dec 02, 2017
afonjaheadhunt:
An afonjas pipe dream, if wishes were horses afonjas will ride
Vampire face,how market grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Uglyojuku: 12:08pm On Dec 02, 2017
afonjaheadhunt:
From an afonja source is that not your afonja blog grin grin grin
Vampire face slummer,how market? grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by franozx: 12:11pm On Dec 02, 2017
nairavsdollars:
Which zone is the most developed in Nigeria's six geo-political zones?

North East
North West
North Central
South East
South South
South West


igbos won on this... thread closed..

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by Arysexy(m): 12:26pm On Dec 02, 2017
Chai! Where I go bikonu?


This thread has been book marked.

Bravo to all Igbo warriors that proved the haters wrong.

It is very glaring and obvious that Igbo's won here. Again this thread has shown that Yoruba bragging ends in Lagos which was developed by all. Outside Lagos, SW is a pile of dumpsite. Spits.

This thread sweet me die.
Igbo kwenu! grin

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by horsepower101: 12:41pm On Dec 02, 2017
Arysexy:
Chai! Where I go bikonu?


This thread has been book marked.

Bravo to all Igbo warriors that proved the haters wrong.

It is very glaring and obvious that Igbo's won here. Again this thread has shown that Yoruba bragging ends in Lagos which was developed by all. Outside Lagos, SW is a pile of dumpsite. Spits.

This thread sweet me die.
Igbo kwenu! grin

I was shocked too. This thread open my eyes well well. Ndigbo are wonderful people.

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Re: Which Is The Most Developed Geo-Political Zone In Nigeria? by toye440: 1:03pm On Dec 02, 2017
afonjaheadhunt:
An afonjas pipe dream, if wishes were horses afonjas will ride
see how dey r so quick to declare themselves winner even wen everyone clearly knows u grabbed defeat from d jaws of victory. Guy igbos r finished, thanks to ONI KUJE OF KUJE PRISON aka Nnamdi kanu God of Igbo's.
U r our slaves and u must serve us, since wen hv slaves start developing their house before the kings house.

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