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Nigeria’s Global Competitiveness Index

According to the latest Global Competitiveness report released by the World Economic Forum Nigeria moved down
three places to rank 115th Position in 140 countries surveyed in the index

Some mugus will still politicise this one. God bless Naija

I stand with Buhari.

kolaaderin:
. Yes now, but if its the other way against the country, you would be glad to throw all sort of abuse to Buhari. This mentality is serious sign of aggressive madness , change your ways.

You will find all kinds of yeye rankings to make your LIFELESSNESS appealing ke!
Assessment from 419 INDIAN ECONOMIST!
Abeg! Make BLOOMBERG talk make we listen!
Nigeria is a BORRROWING ECONOMY with no sustainable economic policies. Period!

Which countries were used in the so-called analysis? I bet you no civilized countries but only AFRICAN SHYTE HOLES!

On the other hand NIGERIA is the WORLD CAPITAL OF POVERTY! IS IT NOT IRONIC?

What index of competitiveness are YOU referring to with your SLUM/PORTHOLE ECONOMY and THE EVIL AXIS OF CORRUPTION?

Please, read again and stop spreading FALSEHOOD!

The indicators which were then organized into 12 pillars are health, skills, financial system, infrastructure, institutions, ICT adoption, macroeconomic stability, product market, labour market, ,market size, business dynamism and innovation capacity.

See CLASSIC BULLSHYTE?
With high unemployment rate, unsafe living conditions, loss of life and property, lack of educational facilities and healthcare deforms?
People dying all over Nigeria with a mortality rate of less than 55 years old?

Business dynamism my foot!
Keep celebrating LIFELESSNESS and FAILURE!

kolafolabi:
Biggest economy without nothing to show for it.. I stand for a better Nigeria where there will be no terrorism and tribalism and of course, a better living for all Nigerians.

STOP ALL THESE E ONLINE COMPLAIN.
EVEN IN BABYLON THERE WAS A POOR MAN

Sir, with all respect, please tell me what did you want.
even if Jesus was to rule Nigeria you guys will still complain.
i am wondering if you will make heaven

KanwuliaMama:


You will find all kinds of yeye rankings to make your LIFELESSNESS appealing ke!
Assessment from 419 INDIAN ECONOMIST!
Abeg! Make BLOOMBERG talk make we listen!
Nigeria is a BOTROWING ECONOMY with no sustainable economic policies. Period!

Which countries were used in the so-called analysis? I bet you no civilized countries but only AFRICAN SHYTE HOLES!

On the other hand NIGERIA is the WORLD CAPITAL OF POVERTY!

What index of competitiveness are YOU referring to with your SLUM/PORTHOLE ECONOMY and THE AXIS OF CORRUPTION?

Please, read again and stop spreading FALSEHOOD!



See CLASSIC BULLSHYTE?
With high unemployment rate, unsafe living conditions, loss of life and property, lack of educational facilities and healthcare deforms?
People dying all over Nigeria with a mortality rate of less than 55 years old?

Business dynamism my foot!

Jaguntemmy:
Sir, with all respect, please tell me what did you want.
even if Jesus was to rule Nigeria you guys will still complain.
i am wondering if you will make heaven

Heaven? After seeing the NIGERIAN HELL?
Like a crab in a bucket!
Nigeria is not even in the top HUNDRED!
Just accept the CURSE WITHOUT HOPE!
Lifelessness has brought no change climbing from 125 to 115 in a bucket full of CRABS?
With a FAILING GRADE OF LESS THAN 50%

Buhari MUST go!
NO CHANGE AFTER 4 YEARS! ANY FAILING GOVERNMENT MUST PACK AND GO AFTER 4 YEARS! NO MORE BARRACK TOUTS!

Duplipost!

deji17:
Nigeria moves 10 places up in global competitiveness index



By Bunmi Bailey
October 17, 2018


Africa’s biggest economy has moved up by ten places ranking 115th position globally from its previous 125th position, according to the latest Global Competitiveness 4.0 2018 Report of the World Economic Forum (WEF) released today.

According to the WEF annual report that analyzed 140 countries, Nigeria scored 47.6 out of a total score of 100. The new Global Competitiveness Index 4.0 which measures national competitiveness, defined it as the set of institutions, policies and factors that determine the level of productively of a nation.
The report looked at 98 indicators across 140 countries to determine the overall ranking and to signify how close an economy is to the ideal state or “frontier” of competitiveness.

The indicators which were then organized into 12 pillars are health, skills, financial system, infrastructure, institutions, ICT adoption, macroeconomic stability, product market, labour market, ,market size, business dynamism and innovation capacity.

Nigeria scored 42 in the institution indicator, 42 in infrastructure, 26 in ICT adoption, 56 in macroeconomic stability, 51 in health and 40 in skills.

In addition, it scored 52, 59, 44, 71, 55 and 31 in product market, labour market, financial system, market size , business dynamism and innovation capacity respectively.

The WEF ,this year used a new methodology to fully capture the new emerging dynamics of what fuels the global economy, which means including some other indicators that were not included before, such as diversity, workers rights, re-skilling, and press freedom.

The new index sheds light on an emerging set of drivers of productivity and long-term growth in the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. It provides a much-needed compass for policy-makers and other stakeholders to help shape economic strategies and monitor progress.

https://www.businessdayonline.com/business-economy/article/nigeria-moves-10-places-global-competitiveness-index/

This same Nigeria we all live in?

Fake news.

Fake source.

Fake Fake.

deji17:


This is the legacy of your corrupt PDP.

130 firms closed shop —MAN

DECEMBER 15, 2013

The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has encountered numerous challenges ranging from deteriorating infrastructure in the operating environment to deepening weak domestic demand arising from lack of consumer purchasing power. As such, many manufacturers doing business in Nigeria are forced to move part of their operations to other countries, while others without the financial capacity to stay afloat in business are simply going under.




https://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/130-firms-closed-shop-man/

2019 will tell. let's be more patient

deji17:
Work is ongoing on Bodo-Bonny Road by Julius Berger. A 34 km long road going through low lying marshy and swampy area...Construction of cross culverts, creek bridges of about 600m length and a major river bridge of about 800m length.

PMB At Work - South South Nigeria

Bookmarked to see pic.

It beats my imagination how any sensible soul will want PDP back after years of reckless plundering. God forbid. There is no govt that don't have flaws even in developed countries. It will be a great injustice to have people like Fayose, FFK etc parade our corridors of power again.
PMB may not be a Saint but I am not in doubt of His commitment to fix this country.

KanwuliaMama:


Heaven? After seeing the NIGERIAN HELL?
Like a crab in a bucket!
Nigeria is not even in the top HUNDRED!
Just accept the CURSE WITHOUT HOPE!
Lifelessness has brought no change climbing from 125 to 115 in a bucket full of CRABS?
With a FAILING GRADE OF LESS THAN 50%

Buhari MUST go!
NO CHANGE AFTER 4 YEARS! ANY FAILING GOVERNMENT MUST PACK AND GO AFTER 4 YEARS! NO MORE BARRACK TOUTS!

Ask yourself IF YOU COMMOT BUHARI PUT ATIKU WETIN WE GAIN

Jaguntemmy:

Ask yourself IF YOU COMMOT BUHARI PUT ATIKU WETIN WE GAIN

We gain LIFE, not LIFELESSNESS!

KanwuliaMama:


We gain LIFE, not LIFELESSNESS!

No need to discus anything again na

Corrinthians:
Refreshing news indeed.

Most of our economic indices are looking up but such news are a hard-sell these days since vendors have to satisfy their customers' apetite for negative publicity lest they go under.

I believed in Baba 11 years ago, I still do today and always will until he says he's done with politics and leadership.

Forget all the e-noise to the contrary, we know better.

Sai Baba!

Bro, mind explaining indices (index) application to me?