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Which kain judgement be that. No be say na for street he pick her so? No be by force to marry her. He fit take care of the babu sha.

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Deadline for entry is May 13 2015.

Make he tell us how much he bet.

cool

i can see the baby

sammyj:
Story for the gods, biggest consuming economy and not biggest producing economy like china and US. We are not fools and can not be fooled by this current administration again !!!

The current administration has done well in the area of agricultural development. The incoming government need to consolidate on it, diversify the economy, reduce corruption, improve electricity supply and start refining our crude oil locally. If these are done, we will even surpass the above projections in no time.

(CNN)— Nigeria is set to be the first African
country with an economy larger than $1 trillion,
according to the latest projections from the U.S.
Department of Agriculture.

Africa's most populous nation, which recently
held peaceful elections , revamped its gross
domestic product data in 2014 and pulled ahead
of South Africa to become the continent's largest
economy with a GDP of $469 billion. Between
now and 2030, experts predict annual growth
rates as high as 7.92% resulting in a GDP of
$1.05 trillion.

"A lot of Nigeria's growth will come from
agriculture and services are huge in Nigeria,"
says Charles Robertson, global chief economist
at Renaissance Capital. He adds that he actually
expects the country's GDP to reach $1 trillion
before 2030. "Banking, retail, telecoms and
Nollywood has been an explosive growth story in
past couple of years."

As a source of employment for 70% of Nigeria's
population in 2013, the country's $56 billion
agriculture sector currently accounts for 24% of
GDP and the country's minister of agriculture,
Akinwumi Adesina, has said "the new millionaires
of Nigeria will be in agriculture."

Relative view
These are huge numbers by Nigerian and African
standards -- however, they look less impressive
next to others from around the world.
By 2030, the U.S. economy is expected to reach
$24.8 trillion, China's GDP will approach $22.2
trillion and Indian output will be at the $6.6
trillion mark.

African view
Closest behind Nigeria, when it comes to
economic clout on the continent in 2030, is
South Africa with a projected GDP of $810.6
billion.
Given that power shortages have caused the
country to cut its economic growth forecasts for
2015 by 0.5%, this will be a key area of the
country's infrastructure which number crunchers
will be watching.

In February, during his first full budget speech,
finance minister Nhlanhla Nene identified the
need to focus on the country's power crisis,
saying "electricity constraints hold back growth
in manufacturing and mining, inhibit investment
in housing and raise costs for businesses and
households."

Egypt is due to follow South Africa, with the
continent's third largest GDP of $471.5 billion.
The U.S Department of Agriculture foresees
annual grow rates consistently surpassing 4.2%
in the next 15 years and Renaissance Capital is
bullish on the North Africa country.
"Only 10% of Egyptians have bank accounts,"
says Robertson, "so we can image banking will
be a big story [In Egypt] in the coming years."
Problem with projections

While these numbers suggest significant growth
is on the cards, projections for African economies
have been revised in the past.
"Forecasting tends to be optimistic, especially in
underdeveloped countries," says Morten Jerven,
author of 'Poor Numbers: How We Are Misled by
African Development Statistics and What to Do
about It' .

"Models often over-predict GDP and under-
predict inflation...U.S. Department of Agriculture
is predicting a stable growth pattern for Nigeria,
and that is curious given that we have not seen
that pattern in the past."

edition.cnn.com/2015/04/27/business/nigeria-gdp-1-trillion-2030/index.html

A supposed follower of Dangote on Twitter made this request. If you were Dangote, would you respond to his question?.

Na wa o

I can't strain my eyes for this.

Please, put viewer's discretion. I was eating porridge when I opened the thread.

;DWho still watch DSTV?

1

I'll put Korede Bello's track, Godwin on continuous replay and change my girlfriend.

Eyimba is out of the competition.

Complete pack

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Agba awo to n fi ase momi.
Ekun baba 'miliano
Oko gbogbo awon olosho.
wa last bi perfume mola.

I'm watching Chelsea match.

Let me join the bandwagon.

Hope we are not going to hear that the name of the country has been changed.

The show is on point. Remi is madt.

I thought they said she's dating one gold merchant. BTW, this guy's name should be Nostrademous.

One statement I detest most in my life is "better the devil" (the devil you know is better than the angel you don't know). GEJ has done well in many aspect because development is a continuum. Even the worst president will achieve something. But is it up to people's expectations?
Don't give a dog a bad name in order to hang it. You don't like Buhari doesn't mean others should not like him. As for the office of the first lady, we all know that doesn't exist in the constitution. Let's strengthen our democracy, we need strong opposition. Buhari doesn't need to win but PDP should know that it's no more business as usual

It's not complete if Maheeda is not there.

I saw recently on daily mail where twin sisters kissed
kissed each other on stage after a performance on x-factor. This is what all these homosexuals will graduate to one day. Though I hate the molestation and torture part.

That's good.

Now, let's get the party started. But hope Tunde Bakare's kind of a situation won't play itself out again. I still believe GEJ is the man to beat in the next election.

B.B.C.- Big Belle Control
N.F.A.- No Future Ambition.

Who is that bald girl presenting? Her ascent is erratic.