Don't know if I should say GEJ is on a total commitmental mission to ruin this nation or indelibrately on the said mission. God help us in this nation

Obiagelli:
Unemployment rate

The National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, yesterday reported
that the national unemployment rate as at the end of 2013
stood at 23.9 per cent.


From 5.8 % in 2008


www.tradingeconomics.com/nigeria/unemployment-rate


www.nucleus.com.ng/article/national-unemployment-rate-now-239-–-nbs/1760

Daft!! Nigerian unemployment has NEVER been as low as 5.8% ... Tell another lie...

I laugh at anyone that says GEJ is clueless. He postponed the election and those who have clues couldn't do anything...







GEJ u smart gan!

but do I really care

ceejayluv:

Daft!! Nigerian unemployment has NEVER been as low as 5.8% ... Tell another lie...

Thanks!

This is the type of MISINFORMATION that the Thief'nuibu cabal has embarked upon for the last four years in preparation for forcing their "expired" leader on us for their selfish reasons.

Just like most people somehow believe our president has been there for six years.
How 2010 to 2015 became 6 is pure magic, nor be so

That is the power of persistent MISINFORMATION, well packaged!

transit4:
has the population not increased since den??

are u listening to these good for nothing people..what do dey expect when some northern and s.waste people keep giving birth to kids with no future plan for them...dey should not work to free dem selves from poverty...keep waiting for the govt

Proudly igbo
Hustling day by day not to be broke
Quote me at ur own peril

Economy Growth : GDP


2005 = 7% growth

2015 = 7% growth

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From my little understanding of economics and mathematics. If GDP was 7% growth in 2005 and 7% growth in 2014, it does not mean retrogression or rather stagnancy.

I can explain it like if i have 50,000 Naira in 2004 and in 2005 i made 5000 Naira, that's a 10% increase.

Also if in 2014 i have 5,000,000 Naira and in 2015 i made 500,000 Naira, that's also a 10% increase.

So in essence there is a massive increase in the base price from 50 thousand Naira in 2004 to 5 million Naira in 2014 hence i would say i have profited and developed myself from 2005 to 2014. The economy is improving.!

I'm sorry if i do not come across clearly, Economics is not my field.

With this statistics can someone tell why Jona should stay in Aso rock beyond May 29.

Rextayne:
Lets nt forget to click like and share for the best

Click like for GMB
Click share for GEJ

click like if u think this guy is a jobless moo.fo!!

booked

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alaoeri:
With this statistics can someone tell why Jona should stay in Aso rock beyond May 29.

Manufactured and fabricated statistics from Bourdillon meant to deceive those who cannot examine them for the MINIMUM level of reasonableness.

Is there any reason to believe that our unemployment rate has ever been as low as 5.8%

Obiagelli:
Unemployment rate

The National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, yesterday reported
that the national unemployment rate as at the end of 2013
stood at 23.9 per cent.


From 5.8 % in 2008


www.tradingeconomics.com/nigeria/unemployment-rate


www.nucleus.com.ng/article/national-unemployment-rate-now-239-–-nbs/1760

APC = LIES = APC

[quote author=Obiagelli post=30505913]POVERTY INDEX

2004 = 54.4 %

2010 = 61.2%

2011 = 71%

2014/13 = no figures yet

The National Bureau of Statistics on Monday said that
112.519 million Nigerians live in relative poverty conditions.

Apart from the relative poverty index, other poverty
measurement standards are absolute measure, which puts
the country’s poverty rate at 99.284 million or 60.9 per
cent; the dollar per day measure, which puts the poverty
rate at 61.2 per cent; and the subjective poverty measure,
which puts the poverty level at 93.9 per cent.

The 26-page report, which provides details of poverty an
income distribution across the country, put the 2004
poverty measurement rate at 54.4 per cent.

The Statistician-General of the NBS, Dr. Yemi Kale, while
unveiling the report, noted that the figure might increase toll
71.5 per cent when the 2011 figure is computed.

Idonbelieveit #GEJ4NAIJA

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transit4:
has the population not increased since den??

I wonder o

The only achievement he had in power sector is incessant and unreasonable increase in power charges.

Supply, maintenance and infrastructure remain same becoming worst

Below is the link to our country's National Bureau of Statistics website:

http://www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/

Any information that is not linked to that site is FAKE, FALSE, MANUFACTURED and FABRICATED to cause needless disaffection against this federal administration that has done so well in making steady progress on our socio-economic life despite the engineered insurgency and constant harassment by the opposition's propaganda.

My people BEWARE of the pretending vultures and wolves in sheep clothing.



www.nairaland.com/attachments/2048102_ww_jpeg790155216fea2e7ccd13c573508ffcfa


www.nairaland.com/attachments/2048489_w_jpeg19b650413e198986d19f17653231e394

Did You Know...
Financial Institutions Sector grew at
6.87% and contributed 2.75% to Real
GDP in Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Plastic and Rubber Products Sector
grew at 28.73% and contributed 0.28%
to Real GDP in Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas Sector
grew at 5.14% and contributed 10.76%
to Real GDP in Q2 of 2014.
Did You Know...
Motor Vehicles and Assembly Sector
grew at 23.58% and contributed 0.09%
to Real GDP in Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Oil Refining Sector grew at -6.75% and
contributed 0.50% to Real GDP in Q2
2014.
Did You Know...
Insurance Sector grew at 7.75% and
contributed 0.47% to Real GDP in Q2
2014.
Did You Know...
Public Administration Sector grew at
1.17% and contributed 2.92% to Real
GDP in Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Manufacturing Sector contributed
grew at 14.01% and contributed
10.16% to Real GDP in Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Basic Metal, Iron and Steel grew at
14.94% and contributed 0.25% to Real
GDP in Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
That NBS NADA portal can also be
accessed by clicking on the NADA link
provided in the "Resources" section
on the homepage of NBS website?
Did You Know...
Air Transport Sector grew at 3.32%
and contributed 0.08% to Real GDP in
Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Road Transport Sector grew at 3.39%
and contributed 1.00% to Real GDP in
Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Livestock Sector grew at 4.54% and
contributed 1.56% to Real GDP in Q2
2014.
Did You Know...
GDP is now calculated along 46
sectors, up from 33 before the
Rebasing exercise?
Did You Know...
Wood and wood products
manufacturing Sector grew at 13.52%
and contributed 0.30% to Real GDP in
Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Non Metallic Products Sector grew at
34.70% and contributed 0.30% to Real
GDP in Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Motion Pictures, Sound recording and
Music production Sector grew at
20.33% and contributed 1.23% to Real
GDP in Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Other Service Sector grew at 16.65%
and contributed 2.56% to Real GDP in
Q2 2014
Did You Know...
Transport Services Sector grew at
10.47% and contributed 0.07% to Real
GDP in Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Accommodation and Food Services
Sector grew at 23.86% and
contributed 0.78% to Real GDP in Q2
2014.
Did You Know...
Human Health and Social Services
Sector grew at 6.86% and contributed
0.75% to Real GDP in Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Professional, Scientific and Technical
Services Sector grew at 6.54% and
contributed 3.44% to Real GDP in Q2
2014.
Did You Know...
Major contributors to Real GDP in Q2
2014 are Agriculture, Trade,
Telecommunication and Crude
Petroleum and Natural Gas
Did You Know...
The Rebased GDP uses 2010 as base
year?
Did You Know...
Fishing Sector grew at 4.89% and
contributed 0.53% to Real GDP in Q2
2014.
Did You Know...
Capital Importation report for Q3
2014 will be released at 3:00pm on
sunday the 9th of November 2014
Did You Know...
Trade Sector grew at 5.15% and
contributed 16.77% to Real GDP in Q2
2014.
Did You Know...
Coal Mining Sector grew at 19.91%
and contributed 0.01% to Real GDP in
Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Chemicals and Pharmaceutical Sector
grew at 38.50% and contributed 0.21%
to Real GDP in Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Water Supply, Sewerage, Waste
Management and Remediation Sector
grew at 21.06% and contributed 0.15%
to Real GDP in Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Finance & Insurance Sector grew at
7.00% and contributed 3.22% to Real
GDP in Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Agriculture Sector grew at 3.68% and
contributed 20.89% to Real GDP in Q2
2014.
Did You Know...
Water Transport Sector grew at 6.60%
and contributed 0.01% to Real GDP in
Q2 2014.
Did You Know...
Tele-Communication and Information
services grew at 6.15% in Q2 2014 and
contributed 9.25% to Real GDP
Did You Know...
Broadcasting grew at 10.37% and
contributed 1.29% to Real GDP in Q2
2014.


www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/

It is saddening when you consider all indices of performance and GEJ is not up to the task and some people are still beating their chest that he will win and must win couple with the fact that these set of people are bearing the brunt of his mis-governance!

transit4:
has the population not increased since den??

Good observation. Your head really dey there.

Below are VERIFIABLE reports about our country's steady PROGRESS under this highly focused federal administration:


www.nairaland.com/attachments/2085409_hh_jpeg07b0e6e05a4624e7545331a83b844508


Unlike the FAKE hurriedly set up websites with bogus statistics.

Who remembers the FAKE ranking web site for Buhari's US War College.


Let us remain VIGILANT and let us keep sharing these facts to counter the bogus lies of the vultures who want to feast on our carcass.

calebo101:
Economy Growth : GDP


2005 = 7% growth

2015 = 7% growth

---

From my little understanding of economics and mathematics. If GDP was 7% growth in 2005 and 7% growth in 2014, it does not mean retrogression or rather stagnancy.

I can explain it like if i have 50,000 Naira in 2004 and in 2005 i made 5000 Naira, that's a 10% increase.

Also if in 2014 i have 5,000,000 Naira and in 2015 i made 500,000 Naira, that's also a 10% increase.

So in essence there is a massive increase in the base price from 50 thousand Naira in 2004 to 5 million Naira in 2014 hence i would say i have profited and developed myself from 2005 to 2014. The economy is improving.!

I'm sorry if i do not come across clearly, Economics is not my field.

no wonder, if u av considered time value of money, you would know dat there is no different in it

calebo101:
Economy Growth : GDP


2005 = 7% growth

2015 = 7% growth

---

From my little understanding of economics and mathematics. If GDP was 7% growth in 2005 and 7% growth in 2014, it does not mean retrogression or rather stagnancy.

I can explain it like if i have 50,000 Naira in 2004 and in 2005 i made 5000 Naira, that's a 10% increase.

Also if in 2014 i have 5,000,000 Naira and in 2015 i made 500,000 Naira, that's also a 10% increase.

So in essence there is a massive increase in the base price from 50 thousand Naira in 2004 to 5 million Naira in 2014 hence i would say i have profited and developed myself from 2005 to 2014. The economy is improving.!

I'm sorry if i do not come across clearly, Economics is not my field.

Even if it's not your field, with this illustration a lay man can understand it clear.

Kudos..........

Blatant attempt at deceiving the populace.

Life expectancy as at 2011 = 52yrs

God help you and Nairaland.

This forum has expired. Kapish.

Don't worry, let me call datolee ..Don't run oo

I Want to take that risk, maybe Nigeria will be better! But with the incumbent, am sure it can't get better.
That's why I say #GMB for president.
#GeneralMarch4Buhari
Sai Baba

omenka:
These are the kind of stats you would never find on NOI polls. That fluffy cheeked crook is gonna join the rest of the bandits counting boxes in the ceiling in kirikiri few months after Buhari is sworn in.

What baffles me is that those shouting GEJ still sleep without electricity, the roads they take to work remains untarred and may remain so, they fetch water from their neighbors, they can't even afford to send their kids to government schools because they don't have the money. Yet they shout GEJ till 2019.

I guess this is what Fela described as "suffering and smiling".