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The issue is with adulterated fuel imported into the country. Most marketers are careful of purchase until new stock is imported.

I pray he returns safe

The Jagaban of Africa. You are welcome

Beat the hell out of them.

Give her a self contain apartment in the prison

OP, you narration na Die. Agitated for what. Your choice of words and use of English is very poor.

Thandiubani:
Church Members Roll In Mud Water After Falling Under Anointing (Video)

A video has surfaced showing the moment a man of God made his congregation members fall under the anointing in dramatic fashion.

The incident happened at a church on Nigeria.

Somewhere in South East Nigeria.

After uploading online and exposing the woman, what will you gain?

He is your fiancee, if you can't forgive him, leave him and move on.

walemoney007:
Fraustrated wyere.

Children of hate and bitterness. Go and seek help elsewhere.

MALIGNANTGuest:
Your Highlighted statement has said it all.
They are all FAKE.
IF not we should be seen many of such in Hospitals where the real sick people are.
Why would an acclaimed Miracle performing CHURCH send for an AMBULANCE to pick up a pastor's wife that collapsed during service when her power-loaded husband was preaching?
Does it make sense?

That is your limited understanding. Unfortunately I can't help you here.
Pastors are not magicians, God is not a creature ti be always told what to do.

His Will superceed everything.

The things of God are sometimes foolishness to those without understanding.

May God give you understanding.

Soon you will ask why Pastors die.

Maybe you will ask why God allowed Jesus to be beaten and crucified.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
[s]
I can see you are full of illiteracy and do not even understand business and economics if you are talking about 2022 investment how do you get records if people have not even started investing yet the first quarter has not even passed. Go and look at most companies financial report and financial Outlook is mostly from the second quarter they can Project how they will perform for the rest of the year. Let's wake up till June July and see if anybody comes to invest in Nigeria I am looking at statistics I am not looking at mouth[/s]

Abeg gatat.
You know nothing about National Economics and Statistics.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Listen to me the report which I gave you is 20 21 you cannot talk about 2022 because the financial year has just begun it will take the second quarter before the reports come out about 2022

Financial year has just began
Guy abeg get out.

walemoney007:
[s]What the Fvvck is wrong with you man? Please carry your fraustrated life comot my mention[/s].

Trash.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Listen I am in Brazil and you are a total illiterate that website which you posted is actually owned by a Nigerian

Who cares. So until the website is owned by an American before you believe. How gullible.
White slave. Oh sorry Brazilian slave.

So people's gazette and others attacking the government are not Nigerians. If you like believe, if you like keep spewing our rubbish false narrative, na you sabi.

Authorities on business and statistics have spoken, take your noise elsewhere. Refurefu.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Fool yourself with not work this time

Okay here is it, go back and learn reading and comprehension.

We are talking 2021 reports about Africa, you are bringing up 2017 report for the world.

Are you mad or something?

Is going this far with flase narration only to spite the progree your country ia making or is it just cruise?

Got no more time for you dude.

walemoney007:
Show me where in the post I write say I buy am?

Oh school boy never ever bought a bag a rice for himself, but can make noise on niaraland. When you are old enough and capable to buy for yourself, come and tell us the story.

Bahamas95:
I wonder where the farming you're talking about is been done when bandits and BH have taken over the farmlands and killing farmers everyday.

Maybe Nigerians have started farming in the moon sha, you're right.

I know that is what you wanted to happen in Nigeria. This farmers displaying their harvest, farmed it in Nigeria. All your plans did not work. Despite the efforts by bandits, farmers still recorded plenty harvest. Just imagine what it would have been if the opposition has not sponsored insecurity.

Nigeria is triumphing

walemoney007:
Nah so the price be all over the market for foreign rice on the day I asked.

they scammed you again.

All we have in the market now is local rice. Traders will pack it in foreign bags and sell at higher price. They understand how gullible Nigerians are.
If you know you know.

MALIGNANTGuest:
But such challenges happened in the BIBLE... So why is he stupid.
Example of such is the case of Elijah & the Baals?
The so called man needs to be convinced unlike you who swallow everything.
Such CONFIDENT MEN arouse God.

After Elijah where did you see it again

Jesus refused such challenge by the devil on the mountain after his fast.

Thou shall not tempt the Lord thy God.

God has nothing to prove to those who disbelief him.

solajacobs:
Pyramids in this age? Laughable

The joke is on you. Who says pyramid are old fashioned.

First you said it was fake, now you are asking at this age. Hatred for your country has eaten you up.

walemoney007:
Who pyramid help?

A bag of rice is now 34k

34k? dem don scam you.

Farmers worked and built a rice and maize pyramid,you are talking about price? Look, farmers are not your parents, they are not government, they don’t owe you cheap food, they are business people too who want to ride G-wag. Go and do your own farm,when you harvest sell cheap��‍♂️we will buy.

Olusoga Owoeye

God bless Nigeria
God bless President Buhari
We must achieve food sufficiency by force and by fire.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Keep on foolling yourself and telling yourself lies. Nigeria does not even make the list.

https://egscholars.com/2021/12/08/top-10-african-countries-to-start-a-business/

The joke is on you. Keep taking 2021 data against 2022 data. You do not even understand the post you shared.
But what do I care, you are not an investor. You probably still living with your parents.

This news is only useful for investors not mindless internet fiddlers.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Keep on foolling yourself and telling yourself lies

Give us your own facts. When it's bad news, you jump on it, but you are allergic to good news. Carry your protest to the news media

10. Ivory Coast
Regarded as one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa, Ivory Coast is a top destination for investors in West Africa. Available statistics show that the country is a business portal with rewarding opportunities for investors. According to Statista, Ivory Coast's GDP in 2021 stood at $70.99 billion.

Information from the African Development Bank shows that the Ivorian GDP could grow by 6.5% in 2022. The report further disclosed that transport, construction, agriculture, and petroleum products are driving the growth.

Conclusion

Now that you know the top countries to invest in in 2022, consider doing your research before investing. Consider the business environment and political factors before investing your money. Instead of investing without knowledge, conduct adequate research on the growth, liquidity, and risk factors to avoid capital loss. Also, it's essential to consider other factors such as corporate tax, exchange rate, inflation, and financial crisis.

9. Angola

Angola is rich in oil and gas resources and agricultural lands. Investment risks and opportunities report in Angola suggest that the country is the second-largest oil producer in Africa. According to Statista, Angola has a GDP of $66.49 billion. Trading Economics has forecast that the country's GDP could cross $100 billion by 2022.

Trade, transportation, storage, construction, and fisheries contribute to Angola's GDP growth. These sectors represent growth opportunities for investors.

8. Ghana

According to a Worldometer report, Ghana has a population of over 30 million. Statistics from Nairametrics show that Ghana's economy experienced a 3.9% expansion and 6.6% growth in Q3 of 2021. The report described the growth as Ghana's fastest GDP growth rate since the Covid-19 outbreak.

As of year end 2021, the country's GDP stood at $74.26 billion, according to Statista.


According to a report by CNBC Africa, Ghana is targeting a 5.8% GDP growth with benefits primarily driven by cocoa beans, crude oil, and minerals production.

7. Ethiopia
Ranked as the second largest African flower exporter and among the biggest producers of coffee worldwide, Ethiopia is rewarding for investors. According to the World Bank, the country has a population of over 115 million people. The country's economy recorded a 6.1% growth between financial years 2019 and 2020. The country's GDP stood at $93.97 billion, despite the ongoing war in the country.

Investors can benefit from Reuter's prediction that the Ethiopian economy will expand in 2022 by 8.7%.

6. Kenya

Kenya arguably has the most advanced economy in Central and East Africa. According to the World Bank's forecast, the country's resilient economy could grow at 4.9% in 2022, thanks to sound economic policies, management, and diversified sources.

Trading Economics projects that Kenya's GDP could grow beyond its current level in 2021 to $107 billion in 2022 and $110 billion in 2023. With high demand for goods and services, a robust economy, and a favorable business environment, Kenya is ideal for investments in 2022.

5. Morocco

Available records show Morocco as the 5th largest economy by GDP on the African continent. According to Statista, Morocco's GDP stood at $124 billion as of 2021. Agriculture, investments, government, and the housing sector are factors determining the growth. There are indications that the country's economic growth will rise to 3.2% in 2022.

The country's economy is liberal, driven by the laws of demand and supply.