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Re: Foreign Direct Investment To Nigeria Fell By 21% To $3.5 Billion In 2017 by Moukandjo: 11:53am On Jun 10, 2018 |
egbusi1: EzeNri: Your lord & personal saviour, the ineffectual buffoon, met a GDP growth of 7.68% when he assumed office in 2010 & bastardized it to 2.36% when he left office in May 2015 despite the oil boom in his tenure! Is that an improvement of the economy or depression? |
Re: Foreign Direct Investment To Nigeria Fell By 21% To $3.5 Billion In 2017 by EzeNri(m): 12:21pm On Jun 10, 2018 |
Moukandjo:Jonathan left the largest economy in Africa and 23rd in the world. Thank God it is still PDP that achieved that growth rate. |
Re: Foreign Direct Investment To Nigeria Fell By 21% To $3.5 Billion In 2017 by Yankee101: 12:39pm On Jun 10, 2018 |
They won't acknowledge this one now |
Re: Foreign Direct Investment To Nigeria Fell By 21% To $3.5 Billion In 2017 by odigbosky(m): 12:41pm On Jun 10, 2018 |
Nigeria and Ghana received almost the same amount of FDI, i am not an economist but i know that doesn't mean well for us if we are to compare our population with that of Ghana. 2 Likes |
Re: Foreign Direct Investment To Nigeria Fell By 21% To $3.5 Billion In 2017 by Tedpgrass: 12:54pm On Jun 10, 2018 |
postbox: Regional player... Wonder what the projections are for the next 5 years with a stable polity.. Assume the external investments are Dangote-led ..although I thought his external investments were largely in Africa?? Stand to be corrected. . |
Re: Foreign Direct Investment To Nigeria Fell By 21% To $3.5 Billion In 2017 by Folanky(m): 1:42pm On Jun 10, 2018 |
[quote author=mfm04622 post=68343411]I can bet NONE of you read the story before commenting. If you had read it, you would have observed that the whole continent had a negative growth for the year. [/quote bro.... theres different between decrease in FDI and decrease in growth rate... |
Re: Foreign Direct Investment To Nigeria Fell By 21% To $3.5 Billion In 2017 by mfm04622: 2:13pm On Jun 10, 2018 |
[quote author=Folanky post=68348870][/quote] I meant negative growth in FDI. Not GDP. |
Re: Foreign Direct Investment To Nigeria Fell By 21% To $3.5 Billion In 2017 by Atigba: 2:27pm On Jun 10, 2018 |
Gucciboss: Todays economy advanacement has nothing to do with the amount of natural resources a nation owns. The brain still remain the greatest resources a nation can posses. All the developed economy today are techonologically advanced nations. 1 Like |
Re: Foreign Direct Investment To Nigeria Fell By 21% To $3.5 Billion In 2017 by Gucciboss: 1:13pm On Jun 11, 2018 |
grandstar:Not just Rwanda. Tanzania isn't doing bad. Ethiopia too is moving at a good pace. |
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