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Better to find the correct person and prosecute |
If we had scored 3 clear goals within regular time, we won’t bother who the referee was! |
When has rescuing people from kidnappers become the task for sitting governors. Police and other security agencies are already involved in the rescue. You might suggest the governor should stop eating and stop breathing until the victim is rescued. |
You didn’t recognise your son just after 7years? Is that for real? |
The taxman is coming! |
Nigeria do not need their ratings. They should face their front |
O beta. How many miles per hour must my words be before I can post them here |
Giftedhand47:My bad. I didn’t get that memo. It is then very possible that Seun could be related to this couple |
But is the person presenting this programme related to Seun osewa of Nairaland. Because seun is a Muslim and these couple here appear to be Christians. |
Kudos to the team and congratulations to the proposed attendees |
Blazetrailer:What do you know ? There are different methods of evaluating the GDP. One road does not get to the market |
chidiokay:The correlation between a country’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product) and transactions recorded through formal banking channels is generally positive, but the strength of that correlation can vary widely depending on the country’s level of economic development, financial inclusion, and the size of its informal economy. 🔍 Understanding the Relationship ✅ 1. GDP and Banking Transactions: * GDP measures the total value of goods and services produced in a country. * Banking transactions reflect recorded economic activities—such as wages, sales, and investments—that flow through formal financial systems (banks, mobile money, etc.). Since most formal economic activities (e.g., corporate sales, wages, taxes) are transacted through banks, a strong banking system typically reflects higher and more traceable GDP. 📈 When the Correlation is Strong In developed economies: * Most transactions go through banks (e.g., salaries, purchases, taxes). * Informal economic activity is low. * Result: High correlation between GDP and banking transactions. 📉 When the Correlation is Weaker In developing or informal economies: * Large segments of the population may be unbanked. * Cash-based or barter transactions dominate local markets. * Many economic activities (like street vendors, informal labor) are not captured by banks. * Result: Weaker correlation between GDP and banking transactions, and GDP may be underestimated. 💡 Implications * Underbanking can distort official GDP figures. * Expanding financial inclusion (e.g., mobile banking) improves GDP measurement accuracy. * Policymakers and analysts should consider banking penetration when evaluating economic performance using GDP. |
Breaker001:Even Togo, Uganda and Benin republic are all rated better than Nigeria. Wonders shall never end |
Its official!! No country in Europe was mentioned in the list. None is poor ![]() ![]() |
bionixs:That was quick, but I changed my choice of words tho |
Like if you think Peter Obi would have done the economy better Share if you trust President Bola Tinubu is making the economy better |
Are we that poor or it is just a perception of the analyst. Many trades and transactions never made it to the bank, so those transactions were never measured |
Hopefully, the world is not getting to witness another whole scale war |
Nice step in the right direction. You can’t get it wrong with a great team |
So they want to see what applicants are hiding under our sleeves |
Na so so visit without real work seen to be done by our political leaders. They make their visits meaningless to these volatile places. Once PBAT returns to Abuja, hostilities are most likely to recommence |
If he has not spend big money, the recognition wouldn’t have come. That’s how those people roll. |
I was thinking the reason would be that we can now refine our oil petroleum needs locally and no longer need dem longer throats. |
See what Tinubu has caused now. An exconvict is now chiding him |
helinues:You can’t be more matured than how he apologised to his dan and assured them of his respect. 3weeks advance notice is enough respect, imo. |
LongT:Truest! Only if the whole money is well planned and disbursed for the purpose |
😂 with N60 billion in the mix and an ultramodern abattoir on the way, even the cows in Gombe are moo-ing in anticipation! At this rate, the goats might start applying for jobs at the tannery, and the chickens could form a union for better working conditions! |
In Nigeria now, money is shouting spend me , spend me |
Money that might be diverted for 2027 elections Come to think of it, with N60 billion and a 184-hectare livestock paradise, Gombe might soon be the Silicon Valley of cows. Who knew bulls, goats, and chickens would lead Nigeria’s industrial revolution? At this rate, don’t be surprised if the next tech startup is called ‘Meatflix. What money cannot do …. |
It’s the same way the north didn’t comprehend that the new /proposed tax law will be most beneficial to their region |
slivertongue:You are joking, right? Lagos is bigger than Ghana, when you look at the GDP (both nominal and based on PPP) |

the 'meatflix' really got me. If such amount could be used judiciously, then expect your bulls, goat and chickens industrial revolution.