₦airaland Forum

ujoinme:
Notice how the Night lights corresponds to economic activity in Nigeria.

Picture courtesy of http://www.blue-marble.de/nightlights/2012?ll=7.457222,6.461111

joedrae:
This is not her first time of opening her mouth. It doesn't affect Buhari in any way...

234GT:
APC could have rented Adijatu to make that video! Abeg come rent me o, make I lie say na me organise the touts who disorganised APC rallies in Rivers state!
Let's come to our senses for once. If that woman was truly hired to organise the protest, she won't come out and confess like this because she knows she is spoiling future businesses. APC, I am not a Phuul.

honeric01:
English.. you have one vote which is the highest power you have.. you can't stop a movement.

Your ranting won't stop what you can't change. until you
create your own beings and world, you can't decide what
happens in a world you are just a specimen in.

chibas:
what was the antecedent of jonathan has bayelsa state governor before he was v.p and later president?.

honeric01:
This can only happen under APC through Okorocha between 2019 and 2023 when Buhari would have served one term and then have Okorocha and Osibanjo/Fashola to take over.

jude33084:
Not even a single shot to show?

Tonylyte:
Hehehehe, we are battle ready for BH.
Buhari go don pee for trouser where him dey now. Their campaign tools are been dismantled.
#Never-again shall the killings of nigerians be used as campaign tools by the opposition.

criminalmindz:
I HAVE THIS SAME FEELING TOO AND DAT IGBO MAN IS ROCHAS

Firmjudge:
Sister Ya dei.?

Dont mind that NkolI abi wetin be her name trying to be intelligence i guess shes married yet see how she exposes her chest eniway and wont stop chasing shadows..
Lol
kaman ta sani ta fi mu.

IanDiamonds:
If you had read well enough you'd see he stated facts about external and domestic debts...
You're here displaying your ignorance and you're asking for someone's certificate... Talk about Heresy...

LRNZH:
Out of the $70Billion National debt, the 36 States and FCT owe about $11Billion of which about $2Billion is for Lagos State. Mind you this is both external and domestic debt.

So almost $60Billion (~85%) of this is owed by the FG while Lagos State owes less than 1% of the Nigeria's total debt. Remember, Lagos is a very viable state that it can owe up to $5Billion and still be credit worthy.

LRNZH:
[b]Stop cursing us with your GEJ slogan. I don't think you comprehend the reality of this situation.

Have you wondered why Angola, Algeria and other Africa oil producers are not on this list? Not even Libya with its war torn issues.

On a normal day Nigeria should be like Norway and Gulf states that have managed their earnings well during the high oil price, saved a lot of money and diversified their economy.

Because we squandered our earnings and did not invest enough in any meaningful economic diversification, we end up on a list like this.

Look at the other countries on this list.
Russia is under heavy sanctions and is waging a war in Ukraine.
Iran is under heavy sanctions and is propping up the Gov't of Bashar Assad in Syria.
Iraq is trying to recover from a major civil war then ISIS broke out and started another round of turmoil.
Venezuela is a heavily subsidized state and under western sanctions as well.

Nigeria is not under sanctions nor are we running any major socialist or subsidy program. Corruption and ineptitude especially by GEJ's govt got us here.
Our national loan burden is about $70Billion today with nothing to show for it.[/b]

Firefire:
Please, what percentage of this your data on Nigeria's national loan is credited to Lagos State?

snazzy5050:
actually ure not suppose to buy diesel, and even transporting the buldozer suppose to be the headache of the owner of the buldozer

snazzy5050:
y didn't u guyz use the buldozer with tires

hotmas911:
the machine cost is 60k per day (8 hours)

Mutuwa:
Nigeria
Police
FORCE

parkhurst:
Are you better off now than you were 6 years ago before President #jonathan was sworn in as president after the death of President Umaru Yaradua? If the economy of a country is getting better, the people feel it before they see official published statistics. Are Nigerians living a higher quality of life now than before because they have access to better, good paying jobs, better healthcare, better education and infrastructure, power or electricity that has removed the need to invest in diesel generators? What is your perception of corruption in the country? Do you feel opportunity is being expanded for all or most of the opportunities in the land is limited to a privilege few who are in government?

Follow links in my signature, NL is blocking any information that does not or may not favour the current government..?.?