Figures obtained from the NIPC showed that the $15.15bn proposed investments were made for 43 projects in 12 states and the Federal Capital.

Comparatively, the proposed investments for the first half of this year showed a 67 per cent decline when compared to the corresponding period of 2018.

RisMas:
Wailers will avoid this thread like plague, They dont like to read good news. May the lord soften your hearts oOo

KingOdart:


Figures obtained from the NIPC showed that the $15.15bn proposed investments were made for 43 projects in 12 states and the Federal Capital

Investments commitments are made by would-be investors in specific sectors of the economy, which the NIPC follows up to ensure its full maturity and benefits to the economy.

https://punchng.com/nigeria-records-15bn-investments-in-six-months/

Simplyleo:
In this case, children of perdition will rather call it propaganda, media noise, lies and all sort of names. Or at best, it isn't buhari's making.

If the reverse is the case, they will agree wholeheartedly because that is a good ground to start wailing out their intestines while insulting their ancestors.

How they intend to continue this for the next 4 yrs is what I can't understand.

Ekakamba:
An de no show for her citizens,

untainted:


Very dubious to proclaim proposed investments as an achievement.

TollaniINC:
Why are people not investing in agriculture?

Blue3k:



Did you read article?

Simplyleo:
In this case, children of perdition will rather call it propaganda, media noise, lies and all sort of names. Or at best, it isn't buhari's making.

If the reverse is the case, they will agree wholeheartedly because that is a good ground to start wailing out their intestines while insulting their ancestors.

How they intend to continue this for the next 4 yrs is what I can't understand.

Simplyleo:
[s]In this case, children of perdition will rather call it propaganda, media noise, lies and all sort of names. Or at best, it isn't buhari's making.

If the reverse is the case, they will agree wholeheartedly because that is a good ground to start wailing out their intestines while insulting their ancestors.

How they intend to continue this for the next 4 yrs is what I can't understand. [/s]

Simplyleo:
In this case, children of perdition will rather call it propaganda, media noise, lies and all sort of names. Or at best, it isn't buhari's making.

If the reverse is the case, they will agree wholeheartedly because that is a good ground to start wailing out their intestines while insulting their ancestors.

How they intend to continue this for the next 4 yrs is what I can't understand.

OgbanjeProphet:
Me eeeh, I no trust those figures and statistics presented above.

How can I trust a government that keeps saying that Boko Haram has been defeated, even when Boko Haram is still detonating bombs at their backyards?

TollaniINC:
Why are people not investing in agriculture?

richie240:

We know dt already, so don't bother ursef, nah una ay....but if they said Nigeria looses $15 billion u'll believe straight up.
God pass devil!

OgbanjeProphet:
have you received an e-slap before?

LZAA:

Afamed wee say u are ipob yoot and ask for python dance

Glink2018:


Because there's more money In oil sector than agric sector

delawal:
15billion dollar investment DT is invincible. all we see is 100billion dollar unemployment rate

blujoi:
Headline says $15bn investment, body of the writeup says proposed investment, if you read further down it also says 67% decline when compared to previous the previous year. Meanwhile some people were happy about the news and congratulating the APC government

RisMas:
Wailers will avoid this thread like plague, They dont like to read good news. May the lord soften your hearts oOo

ManspaceBarber:
Information and communication on the list of sectors that gained investment is cool. However, direct investment on technology and tech startups would be a promising one. Hopefully by the 2nd half of the year tech startup investment would roll into billion dollars.

erico2k2:

Thats how you know 66% of Nigerians are Dumb, you wonder how they voted a certificateless entity into power!

blujoi:
Did you say 66%? I dare say it’s a higher percentage

Cajal:
Landers with negative minds will feel otherwise
But if it is Nigeria looses $15billion in 6 months...yes it sweets their belle....
Hopeless fools

Simplyleo:
In this case, children of perdition will rather call it propaganda, media noise, lies and all sort of names. Or at best, it isn't buhari's making.

If the reverse is the case, they will agree wholeheartedly because that is a good ground to start wailing out their intestines while insulting their ancestors.

How they intend to continue this for the next 4 yrs is what I can't understand.