₦airaland Forum

FreeStuffsNG:
SPOT ON:

DO NOT TALK DOWN YOUR COUNTRY WHILE OTHERS SEE ITS POTENTIAL AND TAKE ADVANTAGE:

Over a thousand Chinese have built factories worth billions across Nigeria, producing almost all consumer items.

America started its LARGEST consulate globally in Lagos

Chinese investors are building a plant for mining Lithium in Kaduna

Indian Investors are set to complete Nigeria's first steel plant and one of the few on the continent

Local and foreign investors have just built a new seaport and the most significant the nation has ever had

Portuguese investors are funding the high-speed rail link from Nigeria to Niger

A Gambian investor has built the biggest estate in Port Harcourt

An Indian investor has built the biggest Cassava plant in the country

Elon Musks Starlink has launched one of its first continental projects in Nigeria

Microsoft, Facebook, Google, etc have all launched new mega projects in Nigeria.

South Koreans have grown their business with Nigeria to over a billion dollars.

Germans funded the first national comprehensive electricity usage mapping app in Nigeria.

German Siemens are revamping Nigeria's electricity sector.

Spanish companies just recently signed agreements to develop the Gas sector.

Etc etc etc...


NIGERIA IS ON TRACK TO BECOMING A GLOBAL MANUFACTURING HUB BY 2025.


INVEST IN NIGERIA.
INVEST PRAYER
INVEST RESOURCES
EVEN IF YOU DON'T HAVE FINANCIAL RESOURCES, JUST PRAY AND BLESS THE LAND AND BE A WORTHY CITIZEN AND GOD WILL REWARD YOUR PRAYERS AND DILIGENCE OF GOOD WORKS WITH RESOURCES TO INVEST.

IF YOU NEED TO LEAVE NIGERIA TO PURSUE LIFE OR A CAREER ELSEWHERE, GREAT,
BUT

PLEASE DON'T CURSE THE LAND. REMEMBER IT IS THE SAME LAND THAT GAVE YOU THE EDUCATION AND SKILLS THAT YOU ARE USING ELSEWHERE.


GOD BLESS YOU AND BLESS ALL NIGERIANS AND ITS FOREIGN PARTNERS WHO HAVE BELIEVED IN IT.

I AM PROUDLY NIGERIAN 🇳🇬👍🏼

🇳🇬♾️✅😍 CFA

Mynd44 nlfpmod

Indifferent12:
Ok, that's mostly vi and lekki which is a very small fraction of lagos, I stay on the mainland and work on the island, I can see my office in this picture. But these are mostly edited to make it look more beautiful, the island is a good place and is actually beautiful but in general Lagos is just like every other state in Nigeria.
95 percent of us in lagos can afford to stay in places in these pictures even tho we work these, they are mainly foreign worker and politician, and some Nigerian billionaire leaving there. The rest of us just come work n leave.

DeepSight:
I I have been to most of these cities and this is simply untrue. None of them is an equal for Lagos, the only one that mildly competes is Nairobi and thats mostly on account of its truly international airport and truly international character as a travel and tourist hub.

You dared to mention Windhoek. Quaint, but mostly empty place.

iReddington:
You're probably a village dwelling IPOB terrorist that has never been to any of these places or even stepped foot in an Intl Airport, but you will parrot whatever your coevals and delusional hypocritical airheads controlling you from Finland brainwashes you loafers with.

ElSudani:
P&G is leaving, GSK is leaving that is the sort of news they are happy about. Moody's Analytics says economic outlook is better suddenly they are foaming in the mouth. What sort of sad people are these?

ElSudani:
Moody's ratings is not ordinary newspaper report. I bet you would have been jubilating if the report was negative.
Some real reforms are going on in Nigeria we don't have to be negative all the time.

sukkot:
oh am not trying to make you feel inferior, you are doing a good job of that yourself, I mean all 230 million people are looking for a way to JAPA out of the utopia you are painting. Imagine that ? 230 million people trying to japa out of heaven

essentialone:
Show the beautiful places on Lagos Mainland

sukkot:
i call bullshit. It’s the people not the economics. The same people find themselves in Dubai of all places and take to armed robbery and cultism, 5 Nigerian guys tried to rob a Dubai bank and now we have been banned in Dubai. In Ghana they are there kidnapping people and Ghanaians now hate us, in South Africa they are there kidnapping and selling drugs and doing cult activity, all the jails in Asia is brimming full with Nigerians

At some point in time you have to get past the denial and accept that the people are demonic.

10mobile:
Why are most Nigerians like this? If someone challenges you based on facts, you resort to quarrels. Now, tell me again that I typed garbage.

To be honest, I suspect that some of those pictures are not taken even in Africa.

sukkot:
its a great place but its the people in it thats the problem. if you deport all the people and fill it up with 10 million oyinbos it would look like heaven. mohammed will be shitting and washing his gbola with kettle beside every road, nnamdi will be trying to sell you fufu iphone in alaba or computer village, kazeem the omonile will extort you like crazy

10mobile:
Catapault, you can do better reporting. Tell us a place in Lagos represented in each photo - like the twin tower. To be honest, I suspect that some of those pictures are not taken even in Africa.

But, if all these are Lagos, even if the photos are over edited, they are good to help us visualize having such a country.

Stargangz:
Abidjan, Dakar, Nairobi, Dar Es Salaam, Luanda, Lusaka, Harare, Kigali, Accra, Gaborone, Windhoek, Blantyre, Addis Ababa, Port Louis, Francistown, Bulawayo & Kampala all have a better skyline than your overhyped Lagos, Lagos is an advanced slum. I've not even mentioned the major cities in North Africa and South Africa. Lagos can do better.

Mosba:
It's colonial masters that did everything that's why Obi cannot live in Anambra but settled in Lagos to enjoy the fruits of his slave colonial master's labour

elujah1:
Remember, the same was said about the last administration.

Ratings agency Moody's on Friday revised its outlook on Nigeria to positive from stable, citing possible reversal of the deterioration in the country's fiscal and external position due to authorities' reform efforts.

The agency also affirmed its "Caa1" long-term foreign currency and local currency issuer ratings.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu is seeking to boost growth and attract billions in new investment after taking charge of Africa's biggest economy, which is grappling with shortages of foreign exchange, low oil output and widespread insecurity.

Tinubu has undertaken the country's boldest reforms in decades by scrapping a popular but costly fuel subsidy in May, removing exchange controls and ending a ban on some imports.

The reforms have been welcomed by investors, but unions say they led to soaring costs while inflation has been in double-digits in Nigeria since 2016, further eroding savings and incomes.

"These policy changes, and those potentially to come, have raised the prospects of a fiscal and external improvement in the country's credit profile," Moody's said in a statement.

Last month, Tinubu urged the parliament to approve $8.69 billion and 100 million euros ($107.47 million) for projects across infrastructure, agriculture, health, education, water supply, growth, security, employment generation, as well as financial management reforms.

The Central Bank of Nigeria in November started clearing $7 billion outstanding foreign currency forwards in a bid to attract new dollar inflows and stabilise the naira, which has been weakening to record lows.

In August, S&P Global Ratings had revised its outlook on Nigeria to stable from negative and affirmed its rating at 'B-/B'.

osuofia2:
Scammer and motivational speaker. Hand over the country to him and see it in ruin. Blacks are not meant to lead

happney65:
Tell him. As if Language is the cause of their being one of the poorest countries on earth

Ikaeniyan0:
Burkina Faso military president should focus on improving the life of the people and leave all this chidish stuffs.

TinubuNG:
Very mischievous headline.