TundeBricklayer:

Ongoing Millennium City by MPI infrastructure

https://www.awkamillenniumcity.com/

TundeBricklayer:
Chelsea group is investing $188 million in Anambra State in Rice farming, milling plant Cassava and Maize , Chelsea group is owned by son of the soil

https://www.chelseag.com/

Anambra Signs MOU With Chelsea Farms: Poised To Boost Food Production by lordmayor4(m): 5:24am On Nov 16, 2016

https://www.nairaland.com/3467501/anambra-signs-mou-chelsea-farms

Omoodua007:




Why is this one quoting nominal GDP
Where in the world is that used
Are you that stupid

ikennamadu1:
Most of the foreign investment attributed to the south west was attracted by igbo men.... Ofe mmanu people no fit attract foreign investment

NGpatriot:
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Post pictures when your MOU is completed.

Of what relevance is this sef?

They have better in poorer states so why are you beating chest over this?

TundeBricklayer:

When I said most of you are very dumb, just imagine the question, so what measures economy

NGpatriot:



Must you attract investments and develop the SW instead f attracting the investments to your village to help develop your village?

Na by force to develop the SW for Afonja people.?

Deepfeel:

Afonja continue fooling yourselves we invest in your region to make money from your region, the whole wealth of Yoruba people its in the hands of few Yoruba people the rest are dead poor, same way the whole wealth in the north its in the hands of few northerners the rest are dead poor, every average Igbo man is a millionaire, while you afonjas depend on monthly salary 30,000 minimum wage ,living in rented house's , its better to have 70% millionaires with no single billionaire, like the Igbo's. than to have 2% billionaires and the rest poor like the Yoruba's and northerners

Deepfeel:

Afonja continue fooling yourselves we invest in your region to make money from your region, the whole wealth of Yoruba people its in the hands of few Yoruba people the rest are dead poor, same way the whole wealth in the north its in the hands of few northerners the rest are dead poor, every average Igbo man is a millionaire, while you afonjas depend on monthly salary 30,000 minimum wage ,living in rented house's , its better to have 70% millionaires with no single billionaire, like the Igbo's. than to have 2% billionaires and the rest poor like the Yoruba's and northerners

Anambralstson:

No matter how you dribble Anambra State still top all your states in nominal GDP, this is pure fact that can't be erase by your rant

Omoodua007:



Your indeed worse than I thought
The world works with real GDP
Reality on ground is your not even as wealthy as Niger delta talkless of Yoruba land lol

Anambralstson:

Why do you choose on deceiving yourself

Deepfeel:

Afonja continue fooling yourselves we invest in your region to make money from your region, the whole wealth of Yoruba people its in the hands of few Yoruba people the rest are dead poor, same way the whole wealth in the north its in the hands of few northerners the rest are dead poor, every average Igbo man is a millionaire, while you afonjas depend on monthly salary 30,000 minimum wage ,living in rented house's , its better to have 70% millionaires with no single billionaire, like the Igbo's. than to have 2% billionaires and the rest poor like the Yoruba's and northerners

Omoodua007:


Loooooool
Who send them May dem develop
We don’t need their stupid development

Omoodua007:


Loool

NGpatriot:



GDP doesn't mean you are not poor.

What you have in your pocket at the end of the day which is your budget matters most because it's what you eat with, pay salary with, build roads and bridges with and so on.

The last time I checked with all your GDP noise, they passed N169 billion budget, but as soon as they realized how poor they are, they quickly back down the budget by N20 billion to measly N137 billion and even sef, N22 billion out of that is salary...

Crunch the numbers instead of peddling some useless DGP rubbish all over the place.

Dude, you are poor

Anambralstson:

Why do you choose on deceiving yourself

Omoodua007:


Too bad nominal gdp no help anybody we are talking richest state with cash budget REAL GDP not some IPod useless statistics

Anambralstson:

I feel your pain

Omoodua007:


Looooooooool no wonder there’s 0 dollars in foreign investor
That’s real pain

Anambralstson:

I feel your pain

Osun now has the lowest poverty rate in Nigeria


Latest report from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) with data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has ranked Osun as the state with the lowest poverty incidence in the country.

The Human Development Index (HDI) report which is computed annually, assesses the different indicators that contribute to the poverty level of states in the federation.

The computation of HDI for the UNDP Nigeria Human Development Report (2016) which was released by NBS had rated Osun the second lowest state on the poverty index, one of the five states with lowest unemployment rate by NBS, and the second richest state in Nigeria by the United Nations’ Multi-Dimensional Poverty Index in 2017.

The New Report however places the state poverty index at 17.5 per cent ahead of Lagos, Nigeria’s economic capital. It states that in terms of poverty ranking, Osun state has the least poverty level (0.062)


Low unemployment rate

Furthermore, the Incidence of Poverty which is the percentage of Nigerians who are poor is 53.7 percent and the disaggregation by states shows that it is more prevalent (89.9 percent) in Sokoto state, followed by Jigawa state with 86.1 percent, Rivers and Ebonyi state share 58.9 percent each, while the lowest state is Osun state with 17.5 percent.

Also, the intensity of poverty in Nigeria is 41.9 percent which means that poor Nigerians are deprived in 41.9 percent of the dimensions. It is highest in Sokoto State (50.4 percent) while Osun state has the lowest (35.5) percent.

It also puts Osun’s unemployment rate at 6.7 percent in the federation.

The incidence of poverty for the State of Osun was 10.9% in 2017 as against 37.5% in 2010. Meaning that Osun has experienced a significant drop in the incidence of poverty between 2010 and now.

The NBS also states that the number of employed persons in Osun increased from 1,524,312 in 2010 to 2,365,622 in Q3, 2017 representing 55% increase over a period of seven (7 years).

Similarly, the latest unemployment rate published by National Bureau of Statistics for third quarter 2017 also shows that Osun still maintains the lowest unemployment rate (5.3%) with the new 6.7% in 2018.

https://www.pulse.ng/news/local/osun-now-has-the-lowest-poverty-rate-in-nigeria/2d2ft0c

Omoodua007:



Every average Igbo man is a millionaire

Legendhero

Abeg come and read IPod statistics
Hot air without facts

jahsharon:
Since the South East-drug cartel has been busted by the FBI in US and Nigeria, don't expect a single dollar into Biafran territory. Even Xmas has been postponed in Biafraland.

Deepfeel:


We are not like you afonjas who sell lands to none indigene to build houses and make you tenants in your own lands, we don't need foreign investors in our lands we will invest in our lands ourselves,