Loooser!!!

Johnnyessence:

THE LEGITIMATE PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA.
PETER OBI/AHMED DATTI.

TemplarLandry:
That is where befits him.
Our President is in NY.

mastubator

Is that the G21 summit?

Obi they show JAGABAN say no be only him sabii go obodo oyinbo for investment trip , him self dey Bangladesh for investment waka .

It is good to try and stay relevant sha , I bet he invite himself to that event

Sangoamadioha1:
This really befits his status. 3rd class presidential candidate that came 3rd in the elections visiting a 3rd world country to chase clout 😒

Your mouth is bad. How do you want his children to feel if they see this? Will they not disown their father for being too dull?

Sangoamadioha1:
This really befits his status. 3rd class presidential candidate that came 3rd in the elections visiting a 3rd world country to chase clout 😒

But the third world country is doing well having grown her GDP From $102 billion in 2009 to $616 billion in 2023

Nigeria that has been stunted at $500billion since 1999 is meant to be learning from a country like Bangladesh
It's crass ignorance and pompous attitude which has been the bane of a country like Nigeria, which if she humbles herself and learn to improve

Only people that don't use their thinking faculty Properly will not see the sound wisdom in learning from a country like Bangladesh that is doing well for themselves.

PHIPEX:
This is when you know who has the brain, but Nigeria only rewards touts.

Akuya which Brain

SSFeedsNigeria:


Obi is a great man. Unlike the drug lord constituting menace in Nigeria and West Africa.

Ebola is a worthless bastard!

Your entire family are stupid

NzogbuNzogbu:
Wetin happen to all these connection this man claim he has

They didn't help him during election and in court

Do you think external bodies will interfer in a political affair of independent country like Nigeria?

Johnnyessence:
Peter Obi dey handsome here. Oya obidients your boss dey handsome here

He looks more presidential than Baba Agbado

Asan Bansa
Ofo Ojo keji oja

Eeya, no wonder you're so miserable

Gandrova:
My entire family are stupid

djon78:



But the third world country is doing well having grown her GDP From $102 billion in 2009 to $616 billion in 2023

Nigeria that has been stunted at $500billion since 1999 is meant to be learning from a country like Bangladesh
It's crass ignorance and pompous attitude which has been the bane of a country like Nigeria, which if she humbles herself and learn to improve

Only people that don't use their thinking faculty Properly will not see the sound wisdom in learning from a country like Bangladesh that is doing well for themselves.

You go explain tire 😏

He is in the country because of his business and if I may ask he is there as what? Probably as IPOB president or nsombusobu national leader.

Johnnyessence:
The Presidential candidate of the Labour Party in Nigeria’s 2023 election, Mr. Peter Obi, has underscored the importance of Small and Medium Enterprises SMEs to global economic growth.

He also explained why small businesses are the engine of growth across the globe, especially in areas of job creation, innovation, and domestic investment.

Obi’s position was contained in the remarks he made over the weekend at a global conference organized by the Bangladesh Government in conjunction with the Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council, in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

The Labour Party standard bearer argued in his address at the international conference that SMEs are emerging as the undisputed engine of rapid economic expansion and growth globally.

Buttressing his position with various data, Obi noted that “World Bank records (2020), show that SMEs account for roughly 90% of businesses and more than 50% of jobs created globally.

While formal SMEs contribute up to 40% of national income (GDP) in developing and emerging markets (DEMs), their impact and contribution are significantly higher when informal ones are included (World Bank, 2020).

According to the former Anambra state Governor, ‘In Bangladesh, SMEs contribute about 40% to GDP, in Nigeria 48% and China 60% with about 7 out of every 10 formal jobs created by SMEs.

“It has the same immense impact in India where SMEs account for over 40% of the total workforce.”

Obi urged the Commonwealth nations to pay very special attention to small businesses, which have proven to be the fulcrum upon which sustainable and inclusive growth and development can be achieved across Commonwealth countries.

He noted that “If we enhance the functionality and impacts of SMEs across Commonwealth countries through formalization and internationalization, we would have done it across the world with lives, communities, and economies positively impacted.

“Endowed with a population of about 2.5 billion people, a home to over a billion young consumers and exports of over $1 trillion, the need for better support for SMEs cannot be over-emphasized.”

He further explained that small businesses, especially in developing and emerging markets, face many challenges arising from a lack of formalization and internationalization.

He revealed that many small businesses are not registered and licensed and lack international affiliations, export less than large companies, and barely exploit the benefits of international trade, which limits the growth opportunities of both the SMEs and the countries.

To harness the full contributions and impacts of SMEs, Obi admonished that reforms such as proper formalization and internationalization are needed to address the identified challenges.

“Formalization involves bringing SMEs into the formal economy through registration of their businesses and complying with legal and regulatory requirements.

“Expectedly, the process of formalization will be beneficial not only to the SMEs but the overall business environment and economic stability as significant segments of SMEs operate in the informal sector due to a lack of resources or awareness of the formalization benefits.”

He noted that this limits their access to credit, markets, and government support which consequently results in reduced investment, innovation, and growth opportunities.

Obi further explained that this is critical especially to Commonwealth nations, as the Commonwealth controls a combined wealth of about $150 trillion, which is over 10 times their combined GDP of about $14.5 trillion today, and over 30 times the global trade and export value of about $4.8 trillion.

Arguing further on these untapped benefits, Obi said that the Commonwealth, despite controlling one-third of the global population, only contributes below 15% of the World GDP of $100 trillion and with a global GDP per capita of $10,700; while that of the Commonwealth is $3500.

“This shows a huge growth potential, which can be enhanced by investment in SMEs where the bulk of the youths are domiciled, especially within the Commonwealth family.”

“SMEs in Commonwealth countries are essential drivers of economic development and poverty reduction. Formalization and internationalization are crucial pathways to unlocking their potential, fostering innovation, and increasing competitiveness.

On the sidelines of the conference Obi in a meeting with the Honourable Prime Minister of Bangladesh, H. E Sheikh Hasina, congratulated her and her team for what they have been able to achieve in their nation, with the support of SMEs in the last 15 years noting, however, that more still needs to be done.

He corroborated with the Managing Director of City Bank in Bangledesh, Mashrur Arefin, that 80% of job creation and a higher percentage of growth in Bangledesh today are created by SMEs.

He said, “This shows an example of what I have said over the years. In 2009 when I visited Bangladesh, their GDP was $102 billion, with a GDP per capita of $688. Today, their GDP is $460 billion and a GDP per capita of $2700. Their unemployment rate in June 2009 was between 9 and 10%, today it is below 5%. The poverty rate also greatly reduced and they have maintained growth of over 6% within the said time.”


https://www.arise.tv/peter-obi-in-bangladesh-smes-key-to-global-economic-growth/

Great man

Acting and recognize Nigeria president abroad.

Afamed:


The same way , he moved Anambra forward.

Gbajue pro max

while Agbado made Lagos number 1 in thuggery, armed robbery and killings Inspite of federal allocations Obi made anambra number 1 in infrastructure, education, security and agriculture. MDG scored him number 1 of governors in his set. What did Agbado achieve as governor?

plaindealer:



Under the Pandora 8 years governorship, he did not move his state forward one inch, even common IGR no gree move under obi.

Governance is not about buying and selling and importing consumption and local industry killing rubbish the economic predator inflicted on Nigerians.

Thank God we rejected that bad rubbish, abomination and ipob candidate.

he is far better than baba Agbado failure, while Agbado made Lagos number 1 in thuggery, armed robbery and killings Inspite of federal allocations and huge IGR Obi made anambra number 1 in infrastructure, education, security and agriculture. MDG scored him number 1 of governors in his set. What did Agbado achieve as governor?

When you see people, who have sense, you will know.
You can't go and start hobnobbing with the world powers, and byepass the 2nd workd contries just yet.
These are the counties we need to learn from in the short term and copy their pattern in the short term, then after 4 years, we move towards Stabilising our economy. Afterwards, we give power to another competent hand to continue to develop this country.

Nepotism, sectionalism, tribal and religious bigots will not let these things happen.

OBJ's intentions would have been the best for this country, if only Yar'Adua was alive, and he didn't reverse some of the polices of OBJ's Government.


Anybody, who tells you he has renewed hope or will change this country in 8 years, please bring that person to me let's have a public discussion

PHIPEX:
This is when you know who has the brain, but Nigeria only rewards touts.

Backladesh brain or what do you call it?

SSFeedsNigeria:
Eeya, no wonder you're so miserable

Your mentor Pithobi and your parents are misrable

rinzaugustine:
he is far better than baba Agbado failure, while Agbado made Lagos number 1 in thuggery, armed robbery and killings Inspite of federal allocations and huge IGR Obi made anambra number 1 in infrastructure, education, security and agriculture. MDG scored him number 1 of governors in his set. What did Agbado achieve as governor?

Even Bangladesh people no want the sad and pathetic 3 place Pandora loser..

Everywhere the clown go na bad news, na disgrace and embarrassment for Nigeria.


Sad..

SSFeedsNigeria:


Obi is a great man. Unlike the drug lord constituting menace in Nigeria and West Africa.

Ebola is a worthless bastard!

Yet, he's your President 😜
Take heart

Dpen11:
He is just doing well

Contact me for your school assignments

Check my signature for my contact details

Which field do you cover

plaindealer:




Even Bangladesh people no want the sad and pathetic 3 place Pandora loser..

Everywhere the clown go na bad news, na disgrace and embarrassment for Nigeria.


Sad..

he never said anything bad about Obi but only sharing the sentiments similar to that most Nigerians basically that their government was brought in by corruption , same way tinubu was selected by Mahmoud against the will of 80% of Nigerians

Sangoamadioha1:
This really befits his status. 3rd class presidential candidate that came 3rd in the elections visiting a 3rd world country to chase clout 😒

Those 1st world countries are the ones impoverishing Africa dummy

Johnnyessence:
he’s popular than Tinubu in power

opposite of popular is notorious. Now who is popular and who is notorious among the two of them.

We all know who is who.

Babysho:


Those 1st world countries are the ones impoverishing Africa dummy

Your entire generation starting from your father's father down to you (be careful so it doesn't extend to your children) are dummies 🙄😒

Igi ewedu nation.

Positiveme2020:


Which field do you cover

Management sciences