This mentality is the exact reason why cities like Lagos and Ibadan are over-bottlenecked, while people who could be living like kings elsewhere end up struggling as destitution-level hustlers in mega-cities.
Rónkẹ́ Giwa and Jacobs Adéyemí - Straight from the Dailies.
Edmund Obilo - Voices and Economic Search Light.
Túndé Ọláwúwo and the gang - Sports Bank, Just Football and the '90 mins. sports show on Saturdays.'
Túndé Ọnàkọ̀yà - Auto Clinic.
All on SplashFM 105.5.
More than half the population of a state do not have access to healthcare, education and other basic amenities.
Almost half the population of another state suffer the same fate. Certainly, economic figures do not equal development.
Multidimensional Poverty in the south-west
1. Ogun: 68.1%
2. Oyo: 48.7%
3. Osun: 40.7%
4. Ekiti: 36%
5. Lagos: 29.4%
6. Ondo: 27.2%
Note: percentage of the population who are multidimensionally poor
#TheCableIndex
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For @fijnigeria, I smuggled 100 bags of rice from Benin Republic into Nigeria.
I found out Customs bosses took bribes from smugglers, then betrayed their colleagues by updating smugglers on the itinerary of patrol officers.
Undercover as a Smuggler https://t.co/iqCZwWdJCa