Pataki:

Intellectual king kong of sagamu, how do you define a nation's wealth? Since in your glorified stewpeedity, the UK is your alfa and omega.

I asked you to explain how you judged Nigeria was as welathy as the UK. So your cretinous arsse should feel free to explain what your understanding of wealth is, foool!

Stop running!

Sagamite:

b am very arrogant, sweetie.

I am a God, so I am entitled to arrogance.

Nigeria is one of the poorest countries, several layers below industrialised countries.

. Nigeria isn't poor but has a poor dead leadership system. What kind of mentality is that ( @ d bolded)

Vanneni: . Nigeria isn't poor but has a poor dead leadership system. What kind of mentality is that ( @ d bolded)

Nigeria isn't poor is a different argument from Nigeria is as wealthy as UK.

Superiority mentality.

wonlasewonimi:

Guy go and sleep!

I am not going to sleep until I eat this moronic suya.

debosky: I've found some additional information.. . . . .

In essence, the block she obtained was allocated under this 'discretionary' programme to encourage local participation - make of that what you will. A lot of companies that received allocations at the same time are still not producing as yet, which is testament partly to her acumen in getting bigger players involved, and partly due to luck that the block she did get allocated turned out to hold 600m barrels of oil.

Great stuff - that was my line of argument....

Sagamite

Please, give it a rest now - you have deviated from the topic, bro..

hypeman:

Great stuff - that was my line of argument....

Sagamite

Please, give it a rest now - you have deviated from the topic, bro..

Oya, let me just finish this moronic pataki, abeg. Only that one remain.

Sagamite:

I am not going to sleep until I eat this moronic suya.

Seriously, I don't think you can match him in any intellectual discourse. All you would resort to is calling him person and cretin.. so go to bed!

wonlasewonimi:

Seriously, I don't think you can match him in any intellectual discourse. All you would resort to is calling him person and cretin.. so go to bed!

You think so?

Then beg him to tell us how he came to the conclusion Nigeria is as wealthy as the UK.

I am going to be civil with you this once.

Sagamite, give us your definition of a nation's wealth? Using the UK as an example.


(Now lets see whether you can complete a simple post without 'cretin' or 'person').

Sagamite:

Oya, let me just finish this moronic pataki, abeg. Only that one remain.

Alright, bro...

I'll be on here chirpsing Vanneni...

@Vanneni

Hiya babes, are you the one on your profile??

Lmao. . .nothing wey I no go see

Buncha senile supercentaranian dolts reliving their denarian years.

If I may add, according to a U.N. def of "wealth" - At the most general level, economists may define wealth as "anything of value" which captures both the subjective nature of the idea and the idea that it is not a fixed or static concept.

The United Nations definition of inclusive wealth is a monetary measure which includes the sum of natural, human and physical assets.[5][6] Natural capital includes land, forests, fossil fuels, and minerals. Human capital is the population's education and skills. Physical (or "manufactured" capital includes such things as machinery, buildings, and infrastructure. Ref - wikipedia def on "Wealth"

Going by this, Nigeria is though wealthy on Natural resource and perhaps coming up in Human capital (if you don't add capital in other countries), BUT, we're lagging behind in Physical or manufacturing. Manufacturing represent less than 4% of our GDP, nonetheless, we still have other natural resource in abundance.

A Nigerian living and working in Nigeria has been named as the richest black woman globally.

Now, can Sagamite kindly educate us, what is the definition of a nation's wealth?

OMO IBO: Lmao. . .nothing wey I no go see

Buncha senile supercentaranian dolts reliving their denarian years.

Why do you lot love using words you don't understand??

Stop it bro.

manny4life: If I may add, according to a U.N. def of "wealth" - At the most general level, economists may define wealth as "anything of value" which captures both the subjective nature of the idea and the idea that it is not a fixed or static concept.

The United Nations definition of inclusive wealth is a monetary measure which includes the sum of natural, human and physical assets.[5][6] Natural capital includes land, forests, fossil fuels, and minerals. Human capital is the population's education and skills. Physical (or "manufactured" capital includes such things as machinery, buildings, and infrastructure. Ref - wikipedia def on "Wealth"

Going by this, Nigeria is though wealthy on Natural resource and perhaps coming up in Human capital (if you don't add capital in other countries), BUT, we're lagging behind in Physical or manufacturing. Manufacturing represent less than 4% of our GDP, nonetheless, we still have other natural resource in abundance.

Great stuff - however, you need to include the people living in the country vis-a-vis how they generate/acquire wealth...

So, the UK is definitely not on the same level as Nigeria - Nigeria is still a poor country...

Sagamite:

Nigeria isn't poor is a different argument from Nigeria is as wealthy as UK.

Superiority mentality.

I don't know about that and I'm not even interested in knowing. I'm tired of the dead system in Nigeria but it's still my country. Your superiority complex is as a result of...? I'd like to know those achievments. Having a foreign passport