mtis:

would you want to comment on why ya next to Haiti on poverty level

Danielnino00:

Marcelo290, Shervydman,Obaaderemi,realjoker,shaytun. Tell me this is a lie

obaaderemi:
I feel sorry for them.But not having mineral resources is an excuse African countries should stop using.40% of all Samsung phones used worldwide are made in Vietnam.Look at what Taiwan has been doing with Foxconn for years.Kenya,Nigeria and South Africa should be doing same.

mtis:


Marcelo290, Shervydman,Obaaderemi,realjoker,shaytun,Danielnino00 . Tell me this is a lie

mtis:

Facts dont lie

Despite its strong fundamentals, oil-rich Nigeria has been hobbled by inadequate power supply, lack of infrastructure, delays in the passage of legislative reforms, an inefficient property registration system, restrictive trade policies, an inconsistent regulatory environment, a slow and ineffective judicial system, unreliable dispute resolution mechanisms, insecurity, and pervasive corruption. Regulatory constraints and security risks have limited new investment in oil and natural gas, and Nigeria's oil production has contracted every year since 2012.

shervydman:

it should not be an excuse truly, but we're not technologically advanced like other continents.

one of the reasons agricultural products contributes to our GDP is because we're not yet advanced, advanced countries produce foods for consumption and only a small, very little fraction of it is used for generating revenues.

Israel doesn't have any mineral resources, they are surrounded by enemies (Egypt,Jordan,Palestine,Syria and Lebanon) and they're always at war. they built themselves through technological innovations because they fight constant wars(fact!). they had no choice but to defend themselves, in order to achieve that, they had to build many stuffs that lead to their technological revolution.today, Israel is one of the most technological advanced country, Israel is about 8m!, if Israel was an African country, it'll just be like reading a Tom Clancy's novel. it'll be a long,forgotten story.

Japan on the other hand is the most technology advanced country. why? they were protected by the US after d pearl harbour disaster. they are this very wise kind of people, they invested in technology while the US took care of the rest of their problems for them until late 70s, by then, they were far better than even d US on technology.

what I'm driving at is that, we still need all these God-sent gifts for ourselves, the world is in technological age and Africa is still struggling to be in d industrial age. SMH.

the developed nations used their own mineral resources too,we're still crawling and we must use it efficiently.

oh...I've written so much and I've not even talked about the Asian tigers talkless of the almighty US.

shervydman:

and u want me to give u d luxury of answering this thing? okay, check the year of info and come back to me before anything.

mtis:
The year wasn't that far long ago ....

mtis:

Am doing a research on Canaan the dude cursed by Noah on whether he was our ancestor..

freshest4live:

In 2014, the World Bank admitted it should be 33% and not 70%.

mtis:

The year 2016
No fewer than 112million Nigerians now live below poverty level as global poor hits one billion mark. According to the latest poverty report by the National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, about 112 million Nigerians (representing 67.1 per cent) of the country’s total population of 167million.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/poverty-112m-nigerians-live-poverty-line/

mtis:
Shalom Shervy man..am out

samsobo24:
My country will not be inferior to any country despite its challenges,thank God I am a proudly Nigerian

shervydman:


come back here, where are u running to?......
1. if u ever use news for me as a source, I'll spank u from my phone, he's even using a vanguard Nigeria.
2. if u still believe all this sh!t after all u've been taught,then u need to reformat ur memory.


Randy Orton's SmackDown fall on u!

obaaderemi:
He and his sister,tasha maria are nigerians.Hatred and laziness drove them to kenya.They exposed themselves when started writing in swahili and a real kenyan,alexxo spotted their 'broken' swahili.It is why they are so persistent here.On another thread,one of them(bifwoli)was exposed as an igbo and admitted s(he) was the igbo partner of a kenyan man.

shervydman:

but I still don't believe that jare.....I need to question. alexxo11 and taysermahiri with mtis, it's very impossible, tayser and mtis are confirmed Kenyans, maybe tayser and alexxo11 once had a disagreement that made him/her (alexxo) to talk like that.

okay, I can still get the info from muafrika2. but I can bet my life on it that tayser and mtis are Kenyans. it's their own cup of tea jo,

seguno2:


Mention me when you do.
Thanks.

DEALING WITH YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT
MONDAY EDITORIAL
There is urgent need to realign the nation’s educational curriculum with the needs of the economy
Unless the relevant authorities do something critical and urgent about the astronomical rise in unemployment levels, particularly among the youths, Nigeria may be sitting on a time bomb waiting to explode. Figures available paint a dire situation of millions of Nigerian youths roaming the streets looking for work but finding none. The situation is compounded by the economic recession that has necessitated the sacking, by many private enterprises, of their staff in the name of rationalisation.
The Nigerian Bureau of Statistics (NBS) in its latest report confirmed a consistent pattern of worsening unemployment in the country, rising from 9.9 per cent in 2015 to 19.70 per cent in the last quarter of 2016. That 19.70 per cent of the nation’s labour force is idle is bad enough.

But worse and extremely dangerous is the fact that more than 50 per cent of that army of idle citizens is peopled by those between the ages of 15 and 35. When broken down, the NBS figures revealed quite clearly that out of a total youth labour force of 38.2 million, representing 48.7 per cent of the total labour force of 78.48 million in Nigeria, some 15.2 million of them were either unemployed or underemployed in the first quarter of 2016. This represented a youth unemployment rate of 42.24 per cent.

The most disturbing part is that the figures revealed a clear pattern of failure of government policies aimed at dealing with the challenge. Meanwhile, there is no evidence yet that as the country’s economy approaches depression, the unemployment situation will improve. Worse still is that there is no evidence to suggest that the authorities in Abuja and the 36 states appreciate the gravity of the situation nor are there plans to deal with it.

obaaderemi:
Na dem sabi.But they have been beaten black blue here irregardless of where they dropped from.

realjoker:
here is how Nigeria press misinform Nigeria through their mischievous articles
There was at no time Nigeria unemployment rate hit 19%, the writer mischievously lump unemployment rate and underemployment rate together, unemployment rate is 14.2% and call it unemployment The writer also mischievously lump youth unemployment and youth underemployment together and call it youth unemployment and arrived at 42.2% youth unemployment. Note, youth unemployment rate is at 25.2% then blabla...I have to cut it short.
Youth unemployment is define as the unemployment of young people, defined by the United Nations as 15–24 years old. An unemployed person is defined as someone who does not have a job but is actively seeking work.

Unemployment Rate 14.20%
Youth Unemployment Rate 25.20%
Underemployment Rate 19.7%
Youth underemployment 42.2%

mtis:

The year 2016
No fewer than 112million Nigerians now live below poverty level as global poor hits one billion mark. According to the latest poverty report by the National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, about 112 million Nigerians (representing 67.1 per cent) of the country’s total population of 167million.

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/poverty-112m-nigerians-live-poverty-line/

obaaderemi:
He and his sister,tasha maria are nigerians.Hatred and laziness drove them to kenya.They exposed themselves when they started writing in swahili and a real kenyan,alexxo spotted their 'broken' swahili.It is why they are so persistent here.On another thread,one of them(bifwoli)was exposed as an igbo and admitted s(he) was the igbo partner of a kenyan man.

freshest4live:
Interesting, so we've been arguing with our brothers? Weird!

shervydman:

they are not Nigerians, they know nada about Nigeria. those dudes are Kenyans.

realjoker:
Hallucination of the highest order
Forgive my ignorance dear, I forgot that the likes of the aforementioned companies fall into atomic and nuclear technology and not ICT
Twitter,
IBM,
SAP,
Intel,
Dell,
HP,
Ebay,
PayPal,
Netflix,
Uber,
Airbnb
Snapchat,
Qualcomm,
Cisco,
Oracle,
Visa,
Mastercard,
At&T,
Verizon,(World biggest telecom company by revenue)
Sprint,
Tmobile,
US cellular
Adobe,
Yahoo (who owns yahoo messenger, yahoo mail, yahoo weather...)
Facebook, (who owns WhatsApp, Instagram)
Apple ( who owns iPhone, iPad, iwatch, app store, siri).....)
Microsoft (who owns Xbox, office suites, windows, hotmail, Skype and services: Azure, Bing, LinkedIn, Office 365, OneDrive, Outlook, comes, TechNet, Wallet, Windows Store, Windows Update, Xbox Live)
Amazon (who owns Amazon Books, Amazon Game Studios, Amazon Lab126, Amazon Studios , Alexa....)
Alphabet, ( who owns Google, android, Gmail, Gtalk, Google Earth, Google maps...)

NairobiWalker:


What do you understand by 'economy'? You guys really have a shitty education system.

samsobo24:
Tinubu square

shervydman:

sincerely speaking, I admire their country, they tried.....a country that has to cater for almost 50m people with less mineral resources but horticultural products and tourism and of course human resources and they're still doing good. they're to be applauded. their country made me proud to be an African.

it'll just be better if we don't engage in dick-measurement with ourselves but to Foster an all-round development with all African countries and d world will be a better place.

kwametut:

shervydman:

I'm I in a trance? Marcelo290, no vex, I go use ur meme for this one o;the thing weak me.

taysermahiri and mtis..... I'm hearing something else o.

obaaderemi:
I think it is unfair and wicked to compare a behemoth like Nigeria to kenya.Nigeria will always have that 'unfair' advantage.The op is a man known here for his instability who hasn't gotten over Jonathan's loss in the last election.Kenya is faaaar behind Nigeria with an economy smaller than Lagos.But they tried a little bit sha.