horsepower101:
April 2019 Demographia Report: Onitsha Ranked 2nd in Nigeria and 5th in Africa As LARGEST BUILT-UP URBAN AREAS IN THE WORLD

Lagos Ranked 21st in the world

Onitsha Ranked 47th in the world

Disclaimer: This is not my personal report. This is an unbiased outside report from an International Body that has been doing this for over 15 years.

Top Ten in Africa

1) Cairo, Egypt [world:15]

2) Lagos, Nigeria [world:21]

3) Kinshasa, Congo [world:27]

4) Johannesburg, South Africa [world:40]

5) Onitsha, Nigeria [world:47]

6) Luanda, Angola [world:50]

7) Nairobi, Kenya [world:71]

8 )Khartoum, Sudan [world:76]

9)Abijan, Cote'd Ivoire [world:84]

10) Alexandria, Egypt [world:87]


http://demographia.com/db-worldua.pdf

Onitsha is built up but it is a very small and tiny city compared to Lagos,Ibadan,Kano etc.We will pick more than 40 Onitshas from these real cities.
Onitsha is built up but not developed.How many roads ,schools,universities,malls etc does it have like Ibadan,Lagos,Kano etc?

TundeBricklayer:




I don't know why you guys enjoying fooling yourselves so the rubbish website you posted is more reliable than national Bureau of Statistics headed by Yoruba man


The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said the nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the 22 states in 2017 stood at 63.8 trillion naira or 56 per cent of Nigeria’s nominal GDP in that year.

The NBS disclosed this in a State Nominal Gross Domestic Product (2013 to 2017) Phase II released on Tuesday and posted on its website.

The report provides estimates for the second phase of the States GDP compilation exercise covering an additional 10 states – Anambra, Bauchi, Ebonyi, Edo, Ekiti, Gombe, Jigawa, Kogi, Niger, Ondo – and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

Thus, the results for all 22 states are provided and analysed in the report.

The bureau said by sector, the 22 states accounted for 57 per cent, 77 per cent and 48 per cent of agriculture, industry and services GDP at the national level.

It, however, said among the 22 states, services sector accounted for 67 per cent, while agriculture accounted for 22 per cent and industry, 11 per cent.

It said the FCT had the highest gross domestic product at 10.6 trillion naira or 17 per cent of total states GDP.

This, it said was followed by Akwa-Ibom and Rivers, each with eight per cent of total states GDP.

In the FCT, it said services accounted for 81 per cent of GDP while industry and agriculture accounted for 18 per cent and 10 per cent respectively.

In Akwa-Ibom, it said industry accounted for 65 per cent while services and agriculture accounted for 19 per cent and 16 per cent.

According to the report, the non-oil sector represented 98 per cent of total states GDP across the 22 states while the oil sector accounted for only two per cent

It said the six states with the highest nominal GDP in 2017 were – FCT, Akwa-Ibom, Rivers, Delta, Bayelsa, Anambra – accounted for about 50 per cent of the total states GDP, or 27 per cent of Nigeria’s nominal GDP, in 2017.

The NBS said the report was expected to inform policymakers at all levels regarding absolute and relative magnitudes of economic activities in the reporting states.

It said the report was also to inform policymakers in the reporting states even as the bureau continues efforts to complete the last phase of compilation for the remaining 15 states.

GDP of an economy, including at state level, is a measure in monetary terms of production of all goods and services during a period.

Like the compilation at the national level, state accounts statistics are based on the guidelines and recommendations set out in the System of National Accounts 2008 (SNA 2008).

The System of National Accounts provides an internationally-recognised framework and a comprehensive set of concepts, definitions and classifications for national accounting.

Also, states GDP compilation is important and useful for various purposes.

It provides important information to support evidence-based policymaking; it also helps to identify key drivers of economic growth in each state and assess the performance of the state economy.

Even with that NBS report Yoruba is still doing really great

We have more states in top ten states of every indices

TEDHorsePower:
So your canvass founded by just 2 individuals is more authentic than an organization called NBS? You should be banned again.

NBS gave us nominal GDP which is different from REAL GDP.
CANBACK which is a global institution,a part of THE ECONOMIST GROUP gave us the REAL GDP which shows the true state of things.
You are pained just to know the truth.

Take this trash out of here. Stop embarrassing yourself. See the authentic report from NBS


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Uglyojuku:


NBS gave us nominal GDP which is different from REAL GDP.
CANBACK which is a global institution,a part of THE ECONOMIST GROUP gave us the REAL GDP which shows the true state of things.
You are pained just to know the truth.

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TEDHorsePower:
Take this trash out of here. Stop embarrassing yourself. See the authentic report from NBS


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Truth hurts.

Sifia pain

THIS IS THE REAL GDP NOT NOMINAL.

Uglyojuku:



Onitsha is built up but it is a very small and tiny city compared to Lagos,Ibadan,Kano etc.We will pick more than 40 Onitshas from these real cities.
Onitsha is built up but not developed.How many roads ,schools,universities,malls etc does it have like Ibadan,Lagos,Kano etc?

Onitsha community is 52 sqkm but, Onitsha metro/urban spread is 1965 sqkm. Ibadan that you are talking about is up to 6,800 sqkm but its urban landmass is barely 440 sqkm.

horsepower101:


Not just population alone but 2nd most urbanized aka developed.

urbanization in this regard is based on population... urbanization in Demography is different from urbanization in Economics

SLAP44:


Well, a goldfish cannot hide for long.

Why are Onitsha pixs always from far away and very few

Unbiased1:


Onitsha community is 52 sqkm but, Onitsha metro/urban spread is 1965 sqkm. Ibadan that you are talking about is up to 6,800 sqkm but its urban landmass is barely 440 sqkm.

Ibadan is more developed than all Igbo states joined together.

Ibadan urban spread is 6,800 sqkm,5000 times bigger than Onitsha which is 1,965 sqkm.
Onitsha is just one or one and half GRA in Ibadan.

Hehehe you are cifiaa pain. Keep posting rubbish from wikipedia, you are no longer posting canbako

See the authentic report. Cry cry cry

Truth is very hurtful



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Uglyojuku:

Truth hurts
Sifia pain
THIS IS THE REAL GDP NOT NOMINAL.

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IkpuMmadu:


No Igbo left their villages to come to Lagos...is that not what they monkeys say

One yoruba guy was telling me that the SE is empty as we all left the SE to invade Lagos, I felt serious pity at his ignorance.

NonsoWow:
Please do visit. But stay away from Enugu. Don't say I didn't warn you. Even if you lodge in a hotel there, you can't get water to bathe or flush the toilet as they usually wait 2 days at least, for the water tankers conveying water from Anambra to get to Enugu.

Igbo wanna be
Water from anambra to enugu? Reason well

TEDHorsePower:
Hehehe you cifiaa pain

See the authentic report. Cry cry cry

Truth is very hurtful



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You don't compare NOMINAL GDP WHICH IS JUNIOR TO REAL GDP to real economy which is REAL GDP.
THAT IS REAL GDP FROM CANBACK.If you don't like it you can sue UNO,IMF ETC where they got the report from.

You are really trying not to cry out from your Sifia pain.Ndo.

Uglyojuku:


Ibadan is more developed than all Igbo states joined together.

Ibadan urban spread is 6,800 sqkm,5000 times bigger than Onitsha which is 1,965 sqkm.
Onitsha is just one or one and half GRA in Ibadan.

Demographia did not consider the brown roof areas as urban. The only developed part of Ibadan is dugbe street, take dugbe street away and what u get is a mega slum. Even demographia pitied you guys by projecting your urban landmass as about 440sqkm when in reality it is just one street.

Unbiased1:


Demographia did not consider the brown roof areas as urban. The only developed part of Ibadan is dugbe street, take dugbe street away and what u get is a mega slum. Even demographia pitied you guys by projecting your urban landmass as about 440sqkm when in reality it is just one street.

If demographia actually counted slums, then the list will be totally different. People don’t know that there are companies specialized in high definition satellite imagery. A friend of mine works for one of those in the US. You can differentiate between slum areas and real urban development.

SLAP44:


One yoruba guy was telling me that the SE is empty as we all left the SE to invade Lagos, I felt serious pity at his ignorance.

You allow them to bask in their ignorance

Unbiased1:


Demographia did not consider the brown roof areas as urban. The only developed part of Ibadan is dugbe street, take dugbe street away and what u get is a mega slum. Even demographia pitied you guys by projecting your urban landmass as about 440sqkm when in reality it is just one street.

You are in Sifia pain.E Ven road network,Ibadan beats Igboland,heads down...ah ah ah.
Holler me when Igboland nears having these.

OlawaleSmarter0:



Ibadan is almost the same size as Anambra, the whole South East is not that bigger than Oyo State, it is still not your mate

that doesn't stop it as the biggest slum in Africa

Hehehe

Cry me a River Niger

Cifiaa pain activated

Pele lol





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Uglyojuku:


You don't compare NOMINAL GDP WHICH IS JUNIOR TO REAL GDP to real economy which is REAL GDP.
THAT IS REAL GDP FROM CANBACK.If you don't like it you can sue UNO,IMF ETC where they got the report from.

You are really trying not to cry out from your Sifia pain.Ndo.

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This report is not on WHO

Timmypromise:


You dey mind ipob
Where is United Nations sef

OlawaleSmarter0:



Even with that NBS report Yoruba is still doing really great

We have more states in top ten states of every indices

Three Igbo states not yet out Enugu, Imo and Abia

horsepower101:


If demographia actually counted slums, then the list will be totally different. People don’t know that there are companies specialized in high definition satellite imagery. A friend of mine works for one of those in the US. You can differentiate between slum areas and real urban development.

Lol I'm just seeing how u guys are disgracing yourselves
I told u before,this demogaphria urban development is based on population
Even in first page of this thread ur Igbo brother said population but u quickly said economic
Do u even know what urban means
Looking at that list all its talking about is population
Lagos 14 million plus Onitsha 8-9 million plus
Ibadan according to Wikipedia is 3.5 million plus
Get it into your brain, population population population
Its even written in those reports
They are not talking about cars houses industries and so forth but population
U know this but choose to act ignorant
I told u before anambra is d most populated Igbo state
Anambra is to ibos what lagos is to Yorubas and kano is to hausas
How many times must this be said for u to understand
Lagos is small but large population
Onitsha is small but large population
Ibadan is large but small population compared to kano lagos Onitsha
Im just tired of saying this everytime but population population population
Ahba!

TundeBricklayer:

Three Igbo states not yet out Enugu, Imo and Abia

Lets make a bet
No way will IMO abia Enugu will be above ondo or Ogun
If they are above ogun or ondo I will do anything u want on this platform
But if they are not above ogun or ondo
U will do anything I want
Ready to make a bet
Pls reply quickly

TEDHorsePower:
Hehehe

Cry me a River Niger

Cifiaa pain activated

Pele lol





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lol
Built up Sifia pain shot by REAL GDP.

IkpuMmadu:
that doesn't stop it as the biggest slum in Africa

Ibadan beats Igboland hands down in all infrastructures even road network.

I want to correct lies these guys have been peddling all these while.

WHO didn't rank any dirties city!
I challenge anyone to give me the link where Onitsha was ranked dirtest.

horsepower101:


Agreed because it has a lot of unofficial and subpar settlements. I have said it before that that city needs to be demolished and rebuilt.

It wasn’t meant as an insult or a joke. I was serious.

lolz
IB Just need to move in line with other states in terms of development, they can start by removing those brown roofs...

PRXPERT:
I want to correct lies these guys have been peddling all these while.

WHO didn't rank any dirties city!
I challenge anyone to give me the link where Onitsha was ranked dirtest.

The one that they post had been debunked years ago but they keep reposting it. They want it to be true so bad.

Unlimitk:

Lets make a bet
No way will IMO abia Enugu will be above ondo or Ogun
If they are above ogun or ondo I will do anything u want on this platform
But if they are not above ogun or ondo
U will do anything I want
Ready to make a bet
Pls reply quickly

I'm not gambler, what contributed much is services sector which is 67% to GDP industrial 18% and 10% contributed respectively, I strongly believe Imo and Enugu will do credibly well in services, Abia and Imo are oil producing states

TundeBricklayer:

I'm not gambler, what contributed much is services sector which is 67% to GDP industrial 18% and 10% contributed respectively, I strongly believe Imo and Enugu will do credibly well in services, Abia and Imo are oil producing states

OK I will be waiting for d list and we shall see

EmmahO:


lolz
IB Just need to move in line with other states in terms of development, they can start by removing those brown roofs...

Igboland is tiny and undeveloped but has brown roofs.
Igboland:

Uglyojuku:



Ibadan beats Igboland hands down in all infrastructures even road network.

How old are you your reasoning is so poor, having 50 Cinemas in Ibadan tell us how it contribute to Oyo nominal IGR which is below Niger and Kaduna