Ugosample:


China's debt profile is anything but low.

They are running into serious debts too, building ghost towns and all, but their debt condition still better pass U.S. own sha

When I mean low debt profile, it is in comparison the the U.S., U.S. debt-per capita is almost 30x higher than the Chinese, and even if you adjust the population to U.S. size, it's more than favorable. Therefore, it's a well balanced debt and very low in comparison to the U.S. or even other economically advanced nations. Hope you get my drift.

How do I pay my own share as a Lagosian

Databod:
Debt is not neccesarily bad. Many organizations borrow money to fund their growth and expansion. So do governments. But it becomes a problem when a borrower has nothing tangible to show for its accumulated debt stock. It gets even more worrying if the debt stock becomes unsustainable (in terms of ability to pay back).

So, how do Nigeria states measure up on their debt profiles and ability to service it? We took a look at the debt and dept-per-capita of Nigeria states.

Lagos leads the pack with more than 1.44trillion naira in debt. Kaduna, Edo, Cross River & Enugu make up the top 5.

Looking at the debt-per-head (per capita) figures, each Lagosian owes an average of N25,288. Meanwhile, Edo comes second with each citizen owing N18,538. Cross-River comes third with each citizen of the state owing an average of N15,995. (See the chart below for the full list)

It is important to note that, while a state like Lagos may lead the league tables for indebtedness but then, the state equally has the most capacity to pay back/service it. States like Taraba, Borno, Yobe might have the least debt stock, but then, these are states that have the hold the least promises as financial entities. In other words, they have the least capacity and opportunity to borrow money.

SOURCE: http://databod.com/economy/debt-profile-nigeria-36-states-detailed-breakdown/

oshomole has done well, fu#cked half the runs babes in benin and looted the borrowed funds, EFCC de look like donkey

Thank you Gov. Obiano, the least of it all.


Less than #4 billion