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Guyman02:SOUTH W-ASTE MUSLIMS ARE SAME AS NOTHING TERROR LOVERS. |
osuofia2:Next time you go come back, make you try share. |
Blurpy:For me na only Biafra and Nigeria oo |
fergie001:Whether una wan call dem bandits abi na terrorists, just go collect your army from SE and kill them all. That’s all I care about. |
wallstreetnews:Bros, please stop posting more of these beautiful updates. Some hateful people from the Waste and Nought will soon die of obi ojoo. I can already see how much pain they are currently in. |
Maobichek:That makes no sense. Anambra is not really an oil producing state while Abia is. No excuse for Abia to be so behind most SE states. |
Walai:May God bless you bro. We need more people like you in this hateful country. Some from the Waste and Nought are here dieing of hatred. |
CuriousMynd:Sighs! No boobies, no yansh for us to see. What is so dazzling about these pictures? |
conductor20000:You dey mind the useless idiots. Let all of them keep worrying about MNK and Igbo matters while their homeland is on fire. |
adelaja70: ![]() Yes ooo As I no fit join talk na |
Yankiss:Why are you minding the dumbos. As far as they are concerned, as long as he had some attachment to Ohanaeze regardless of how long ago is enough for them to tag him the mouthpiece of the organization. How about we label Gumi the leader of Herdsmen and Bokoharam as the mouthpiece of the Hausa/Fulani and Ishaq Akintola of Mumuric Organization as the spokesperson of Yorubas? I think that’s fair enough! |
Shetemi12:No. Actually, to the contrary. He has become a political hot potato - if you know what that means. He and Ganduje left to their own devices can’t win in any fair National election. Shekarau only went to speak to him in a language he will understand that APC will be moving in a new direction without the two political baggages. I know this will sound unpleasant to those who are Tinubu supporters who will rather attack me than reason about what I have written here. Elections are not won on sentiments. |
I hope the current ban by UK and other great countries also affects Buhari. E don dey reach his usual 3 months pilgrimage to UK hospital. |
cpu2006:Based on what please? A guy who could barely win his own Kogi governorship two times and who has done nothing in Kogi in over 6 years. |
EyenNtokon: |
Can anyone ask him where he went to and what was discussed. He won’t remember. |
Rexwalters1:Fcking Morron! I guess you are now Adesina’s night toy. Name one of his accomplishments other than using you as a play toy and your brain as play dough. Eediot! |
NwekeUG:Why do we always celebrate foolishness and incompetence in this country? Distinguished in defending incompetence? |
Islie:Wetin una dey wait for na? I get fuel and matches. Useless APC |
; ![]() Chineke God! What is wrong with Africans. Person wey no fit do anything for hin country una wan give am something do on a continental level. Africa is doomed! |
Karlovych:Available data should make you shame small bro. After almost 7 years of this never-do-well government you still dey talk like that.
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walkbrazil4k:Malamumu is coming after you na |
foreshore:An APC party just informed me now that it means Association of Past Criminals. They wan send Malamumu and EFCC to arrest you for not saying it right. |
![]() Our next president in waiting. He can’t do worse the the current, most corrupt and most incompetent president in Nigerian history. |
Babaken:Let them say it now and shame the devils in the current government or forever hold their mouth. |
Nigeria has dropped from Africa’s top 10 investment destinations to 14 as Egypt remains the number one nation. This is according to a report by RMB titled, ‘Where to Invest in Africa 2021.’ According to RMB, a division of FirstRand Bank Limited, the ranking is based on countries operating environments. RMB Africa Economist, Daniel Kavishe, said the pandemic ushered a new world and a new approach to this year’s list. Kavishe said, “We created a new set of rankings that incorporated some of the unavoidable COVID-19-induced challenges, of which the operating environment score was one.” According to him, fiscal scores are important indicators of how governments respond to COVID-19. According to him, fiscal scores are important indicators of how governments respond to COVID-19. He said, “The inclusion of a fiscal score in our rankings aimed to score governments’ fiscal positions and provided a basis from which investors can understand specific jurisdictions. Although the pandemic brought devastation, it also enabled opportunities for reimagining policies and trade relationships. Increasingly clear now is that home-grown strategies to tackle poverty, inequality and unemployment across Africa must be implemented. If not, all of Africa suffers.” According to him, capital will flow naturally to economies offering a good mix of opportunity and ease of doing business. According to the company, the top 10 African countries to invest in are Egypt, Morocco, South Africa, Rwanda; Botswana, Ghana, Mauritius, Côte d’Ivoire, Kenya and Tanzania. The company ranked Nigeria outside the top 10 at number 14. The company said, “The sheer size of Nigeria’s economy and large population base has undoubtedly aided the country’s economic environment and has led to an increase in investments in the economy over the past 10 years. The country boasts significant hydrocarbon resources and considerable agricultural and mining potential. With fiscal support expected to increase and continue over the next few years, given both the coronavirus shock and oil price collapse, the economy is expected to grow but at a slow and steady pace. “One of the key tenets for its development will be the efforts that have been made to support small and medium enterprises through monetary policy reform. This should support the country’s efforts as it continues its expansion into sectors such as information technology.” However, the company said Nigeria’s heavy reliance on oil is impacting its economy. The company said, “Nigeria’s heavy reliance on oil means that the drop in oil prices and production generated by the OPEC+ agreement is strongly impacting the economy. COVID-19 came at a time when the economy was still rebalancing from the drop in oil prices during the 2014 to 2016 period. “Therefore, a lower drop in reserves, tight liquidity and a weak currency can still be expected. The government, which has been criticised for its slow pace of reform, still faces a myriad of security challenges that destabilise the country, such as the activity of the Islamist terrorist group Boko Haram in the northeast, forcing many people to flee.” In 2018 and 2019, Nigeria was ranked in the top 10 (eighth in both years). Although the company added that the nation’s economy was constrained by a weak policy environment and dire infrastructure provision. According to the company, Nigeria was ranked 13 in 2017, and ranked number six in 2016. In 2014, Nigeria ranked as number two and dropped to number five in 2015. Source: https://punchng.com/nigeria-drops-to-14-as-egypt-tops-africas-investment-destinations/?amp |
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kingawothefirst:Bleep off! It’s called these…
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Rexwalters1:No, my father no dey APC ooo Na your mother. |
ILoveDemMANNA:Get out! Look at this hypocrite. When did this death bed conversion happen? You have always loved APC and all the mess they brought to the country including all the political prostitution going on. Enjoy bro. |
![]() There is fire on the mountain. A big, big fire! |
joyairemiya:For All of you wailing at what the Senator said, your opinions are inconsequential in the scheme of things. At the end of the day, your opinions, votes or your candidates will not matter. The cabals in conjunction with INEC will choose. So stop the wailing - especially the hateful ones from the Waste. |
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We still believe that Buhari is working very hard to make us the giant of Africa, Ipob and Igboho supporters can't stop us.