Kalapizim:
I saw dana air plane taking off at the airport while waiting for my flight na abi na dana milk

na Dana Bird

jesusjnr:
What this man is doing just reminds me of what used to take place in Nollywood movies especially in part two. For instance, a scene where someone would be seen waking up, stretches himself, yawns, gets down from the bed, be followed to the bathroom, and be shown brushing his teeth from start to finish. Then he would be followed out of the bathroom, back to the bedroom where he would sit on his bed. Twenty minutes of the movie had already gone.

But the camera would still be on him when he would take up a picture of someone he knows close by, probably his girlfriend, and while he is yet in focus, the scene would gradually begin to get blurry until a change of scene occurs which he would be seen with that same person in the picture he was holding. Memory lane of part one has started, and that would take about the next thirty minutes.

Lol! Let me just stop here, for I think you already get the point.

This is like the part two of the movie titled Odumeje donating money to the victims of the Ochanja fire incident, but just in case you missed out the part one of this movie, and are feeling lost on what actually going on, I would drop the link of part one here so you that would be carried along.

https://www.nairaland.com/5507178/pastor-odumeje-shows-off-n4m#83688640

I expect the part three and possibly part four of this movie are also coming soon, so that you can also grab your now!

Such a joker!

Matthew 6:3-4 (KJV)

3 But when thou doest alms, let not thy left hand know what thy right hand doeth:
4 That thine alms may be in secret: and thy Father which seeth in secret himself shall reward thee openly.

See man of God oo

You are a good example. Carry go! Seyi ni oo

Obaseki carry go!
Wake and see!!
ObasekiForShow!

Nice logo.. Only a matter of time before users adapt.

Remember when nairaland took out breadcrumbs and gave the site a new look, people just dey complain, everybody don finally adjust

seunmsg:
The person in the picture is not Yahaya Bello.

Ode
No, he's Yahya Jameh

sarrki:
Only one oil basin una wan kill unasef

That means say south south are peaceful and loving people

Wee you keip kwayet!!!

Okay
They had better mend fences before they lose the state to APC. But come to think of it, how much has Bayelsa state achieved under 20 years of PDP rule?? Look at the developmental strides in Akwa Ibom and Rivers (even though more could still be done there). Bayelsa and Delta are clearly suffering from failure of leadership!

Who send apostle message ooo

Trump till 2099!!

Abdulbasit Shuaib and Yusuf Ibrahim
29/10/19

Brexit is a term used to describe the scheduled withdrawal of the UK (United Kingdom) from the EU (European Union).

This is a process that was birthed in the aftermath of a 2016 UK – EU membership referendum, where majority of UK voters voted to leave the European Union.

Over the years, there has been series of negotiation and re-negotiation to reach a withdrawal agreement which will form the basis of the post-divorce relationship between both parties.

However, these efforts have been met with a deluge of obstacles, the most recent being the UK Parliament suggesting a further extension of the Brexit deadline and Prime Minister Boris Johnson calling for a General Election in December.

Evidently, the effects of Brexit have been strongly felt by the UK economy with the British Pounds (“GBP”) shedding over 21% since the exit process began in 2016.

This could be further worsened as vast majority of economic projections suggest that Brexit will harm the UK economy both in the short and long term.

Although, Brexit is a political and economic issue relating to the United Kingdom, the effect is far-reaching and cuts across the global economy.

The International Monetary Fund (“IMF”) downgraded its global economic growth outlook for 2019 to 3.6% with emerging economies expected to grow by 4.1% (following a 4.5% growth recorded in 2018) citing the trade war between US and China and uncertainty regarding Brexit’s outcome.

How will Brexit affect Nigeria?

It is quite difficult to draw extensive and clear cut conclusions on the impact of Brexit on Nigeria’s economy, as this situation is the first of its kind and hence there exists no precursor to be employed as a basis for analysis. However, our study on the trade relations and economic interactions between the UK and Nigeria discloses the following findings as consequences of the planned British exit on Nigeria’s economy.

Investments and remittances

Brexit presents significant economic and political uncertainty. For the average investor, unpredictability means danger! Foreign investors would be weary of investing in emerging economies such as Nigeria’s. Over the years, Foreign direct investments (“FDI”) in Nigeria has declined significantly by a cumulative average rate of 19% between 2014 and 2018 with the largest decline recorded in 2017 and 2018 (post Brexit referendum periods).

On the other hand, remittances to Nigeria is the second highest in Africa growing at an average rate of 4% between 2014 and 2018 with the largest growths experienced in 2017 and 2018.

Although correlation does not imply causation, we could assume that Brexit has contributed to the trend experienced in both FDI and Remittances. This could continue in the foreseeable period following the breakup of the UK and EU’s economic relationship.

Revenue generation

With the projected slowdown in economic activities across nations, emerging economies heavily reliant on commodity export for revenue generation are expected to experience decline in revenue as demand for commodities are weak during periods economic deceleration.

In 2016, oil prices declined by 17% year on year (y/y). This led to a slowdown in Nigeria’s economic growth process, which eventually saw it slip into recession.

Around 32% of Nigeria’s 2020 projected revenue will come from oil, but with Brexit expected to come into full effect in 2020, it might be too early to lay emphasis on the impact on oil revenue, vice Nigeria’s economic performance.

Talent drain

With respect to human capital, we might witness an exodus of skilled workers and talented students to the united Kingdom in the aftermath of a successful Brexit. The current British government under the leadership of Boris Johnson has defined its post-Brexit approach to immigration as one which looks to attract “Skilled Migrants”.

In line with the stated, the UK government has granted a further 2-years post study stay to international students who have attended a recognised UK higher institution.

According to Study in-Uk (“SI-UK”), Nigeria ranks 9th amidst country of origin of international students’ population.

On the job scene, 26% of Doctors practising in the UK are from non-EU countries, with a chunk of that percentage coming from Nigeria. A continued relaxation of immigration policy in the UK will most likely lead to human human capital flight in Nigeria, post-Brexit.

In conclusion; in order to mitigate the economic effects of British exit from the European common market on Nigeria, the federal government must show seriousness in its economic diversification plan (if such exists), as a means to boost revenue generation.

The federal government must also create the enabling environment for small and medium scale businesses, as well as local industries to thrive, thereby driving domestic investment and discouraging brain drain.

Source:
http://www.gpggnigeria.org/the-impact-of-brexit-on-nigerias-economy/

lukui:
does Nigeria have anything to offer itself?

You're not a patriot

Russia wey Dey suffer sanctions sef won help Africa

uruba23:
Not Iconic olodos

You get problem guy

Nawao

MYBLOCUS:
Oshomole the ruged fighter if you no you no, it's visible to the blind that OBASEKI is already a history gone

Oga wee you keip kwayet!!

Baba just dey dash everybody award dey pocket him money dey alright!
Carry go Alex!

Is the trade union the constitutionally recognized law making body in Ghana??
Clowns!

TheSaxophonist:
Web result from the commission’s official website “population.gov.ng”

A federal government institution that large without a functioning website!

Johnnyessence:
They are fully welcome back to pdp.

All of una be the same abeg!

Trash
Ain't no way that movie's making it past anywhere!

uthlaw:
don't say buhari destroyed Nigeria....obasanjo started it!

Nah all of them oo!!

To ruminate IMO, there's almost nothing to celebrate

Nah thunder go fire all these people!!

God airpus in this country ooo
See what a whole chief of army staff is opening his mouth to say oo!!

https://twitter.com/MobilePunch/status/1178684287312433154?s=19

Governance in Nigeria is highly regrettable... What is this man's sin??

Well, if somebody can be arrested and whisked away by unknown gun men for putting on a shirt with the title of his book then i don't expect much from the government.

#WhereIsDadiyata??

These politicians have turned this country into one giant circus show!

She's on the board, this should not be news

Person wey them see him ignorance everybody fear! Them dey give baba space make him carry him olodoness dey on him own, BMC say he dey lead??