One love my Brother

izombie:
i didn't mean to be rude bro.
Anyways, your analysis up here makes sense.

I wonder if this is how you talk to people in real life or you only talk like this behind your keyboard. Well, since Nigeria is trying to reduce Imports and increase exports then this is a good choice. China for example was a really poor country but they managed to lift themself out of poverty by industrialization. This present government is more focused on agriculture just like most European countries and Australia. Nigeria has a good land and high population of youths so if the government creates an enabling environment for agriculture then we will have enough to export to other countries NB the last line you made reference to, you can see I used the word "WILLING"

izombie:
after your long epistle you still shot yourself in the leg with the last two lines of your post. Since nigeria imports a whole lot more than we export what is your solution to that?

Currency is really not a determinant to strong economy.
Take South Korea, Japan, Vietnam as examples. Infact it's encouraged that countries should devalue their currencies and this is why China devalued Yuan. Devaluing Currency may seem counter-intuitive, but a strong currency is not necessarily in a nation's best interests. A weak domestic currency makes a nation's exports more competitive in global markets, and makes imports more expensive. It also boosts exports, shrink trade deficits and reduces sovereign wealth bondage. In quote weak currency is an advantage to any country willing to export more than imports. Just my view

usamali:
NIGERIAN NAIRA FAST BECOMING THE WEAKEST CURRENCY IN AFRICA....

South Africa: Rand 1= 79 Naira
Angola: 1 kwanza = 12 Naira
Botswana: 1 Pula = 28 Naira
Cape Verde: 1 Escudo = 8 Naira
Algeria: 1 Dinar = 12 Naira
Egypt: 1 Pound = 35 Naira
Eritrea: 1 Nakata = 18 Naira
Ethiopia: 1 Birr = 19 Naira
Ghana: 1 Cedi = 56 Naira
Gambia 1 Dalasi = 9 Naira
Kenya: 1 shilling = 6 Naira
Liberia: 1 Dinar = 8 Naira
Lesotho: 1 Loti = 19 Naira
Libya: 1 Dinar = 156 Naira
Morocco: 1 Dirham = 176 Naira
Madagascar: 1 Ariary = 14 Naira
Mauritius: 1 Rupee = 16 Naira
Malawi: 1 kwacha = 21 Naira
Mozambique: 1 Metical = 24 Naira
Namibia: 1 Dollar = 32 Naira
Seychelles: 1 Rupee = 22 Naira
Sudan: 1 pound = 42 Naira
Swaziland: 1 Lilangeri = 19 Naira
Tunisia: 1 Dinar = 150 Naira
Zambia: 1 kwacha = 28 Naira
Even the worst economies of Africa now have more valuable Exchange rate than us.
As at today $1 = N370
€1 = N450
£1 =N540
N1,000,000 is less than $4000.
...and some think that we have not reached the breakpoint?
Putin (Russia): Lawyer
Trump (America): Economics degree
Merkel (Germany): PhD physical chemistry
Xi Jinping (China): Chemical engineering and Doctor of Law
Buhari (Nigeria): WAEC not found
Yet, somebody wants a growing economy under this administration we re just playing is time to say Goodbye if we must tell ourselves the truth this country can't be Giant of Africa again.

Wow... This is really great. Lagos-Ibadan Expresway, Lagos - Ibadan Railway, Ibadan dry port to decongest Lagos port all under construction. This is a perfect way to decongest lagos

You left Redeemers University Ede out of it and Police college Ila Orangun

Tolexander:
let me drop these to match those you have dropped, leaving behind OAU, like you have done to UNN.

Osun State College of Education Ilesha

Osun State College of Education Ila Orangun

Federal College of Agriculture Iresi

Osun State College of Technolgy, Esa oke

Universal College of Technology Ile-ife

Adeleke University, Ede

Aerofly Institute of Technology, Ile Ife,

BUI Bowen University, Iwo

Christwealth University ifewara

Federal Polytechnic Ede

FUO Fountain University, Osogbo

Igbajo Polytechnic, Igbajo

Interlink Polytechnic

Foreign Links Polytechnic Moro

JABU Joseph Ayo Babalola Univ. Ikeji-Arakeji, Ikeji-Arakeji

Ladoke Akintola University Of Technology Teaching Hospital Osogbo

Oduduwa University

OSS Osun State University, Osogbo(like 6campuses)

School of Health Technology, Ilesa

The Polytechnic, Ile-Ife

The umbrella is bigger than the project..... During campaigning and when elected

Correct me if I'm wrong, I thought Martins started at Inter Milan

Godspower35:
Football is no longer a sport for people without future ambitions. Today, many sponsors, business people and game lovers are pumping in millions of dollars for profit or simply for their personal satisfaction. This has raised the status of football players from uneducated people to some of the most famous people in the world. The game has now become one with 22 billionaires running after a ball.

In Nigeria, there are some of Africa's richest football players, and everyone does not hesitate to showcase their millionaire assets. Let's explore today the ten richest footballers in Nigeria and their cars.

1.
John Mikel Obi
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John Obi Mikel is the captain of the Super Eagles since Vincent Enyeama resigned from international football years ago. Previously, he earned about a billion naira a year when
he played for English football club Chelsea. Later, he moved to Tianjin Teda, a Chinese club that offered him more than twice his Chelsea salary. Currently, John Mikel Obi is the richest football player in Nigeria with more than 3.6 billion naira a year.

The 32-year-old midfielder is engaged to the daughter of a Russian oil magnate, Olga, and drives a Mercedes-Benz G-Class with 45 million euros, a Bentley Continental GT with 75 million euros and the latest Range Rover Sport.

2.
Obafemi Martins
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Obafemi Martins, popularly known as the Obagoal, was once Nigeria's fastest player and a goal that threatens his opponents. He began his football career at AC Milan, where he scored countless goals and later moved to England. At the moment he is no longer playing for the Nigerian Super Eagles, but he is still in the first league in China, Shanghai Shenshua. He is married, has children and earns over 2.4 billion naira each year with the Chinese club. He also earns money with endorsements and companies in Nigeria.

Obagoal drives a Ferrari Lusso with 65 million euros, a BMW X6, a Porsche Gemballa, Mercedes Benz Mclaren and a Lamborghini Gallardo with 115 million euros.

3.
Odion Ighalo
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When Odion Ighalo made a name for himself in the football scene with England's Watford, nobody knew that he was on the list of the richest Nigerian footballers. Later, he signed for 20 million pounds (about 9 billion naira) for the high-profile Chinese football club Chang Chan Yatai. This not only made him one of the most expensive Nigerian players, but also the highest-paid player. The deal with the club comes with an annual whooping cough of 4.8 billion naira.

The enormous income of Odion Ighalo has made him a bit extravagant, as he does not hesitate to raise the funds for luxury cars like the 15 million euro Range Rover Sport or the 32 million euro expensive Mercedes Benz G Wagon.


4.
Vincent Enyeama
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The best Nigerian player of all time and the oldest Nigerian player in top football is Vincent Enyeama. Currently with Lille FC of France, the goalkeeper was once captain of the Nigerian senior national team - until 2015 when he had a quarrel with the then Nigerian coach. He is married, has children and was known for penalties in his early days in Israel.

He drives a coupe of the Range Rover Evoque and Mercedes Benz C-Class worth 25 million euros.

5.
Victor Moses
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Fifth place in our list of the 10 richest footballers in Nigeria is Chelsea player Victor Moses. The attacking Nigerian midfielder was a key player in the team of Antonio Conte and was only relegated to the bench in the new management. But that did not stop him from earning his weekly salary of 4.7 million naira. He still plays for the Nigerian Super Eagles A national team.

Victor Moses drives some of the best cars you can ever imagine, such as a 22 million euro Audi A8, a 15 million Euro Range Rover Sport, a Maserati and a Mercedes Benz G Wagon worth 42 million euros.

6.
Ahmed Musa
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Ahmed Musa is currently the best Nigerian striker and plays in Al-Nassr, Saudi Arabia. He was hired by FC Leicester City for about 8 billion Naira and scored on his debut for the Saudi club. His welcome video also offers the highest number of views for all players in the club.

He owns a gas station in the state of Kano and drives one and a BMW i8, a Range Rover Sport worth 15 million euros and a Mercedes Benz G Wagon worth 42 million euros.
7.
Emmanuel Emenike
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Anyone who has seen the Nigerian Super Eagles soar in the 2013 African Nations Cup will never forget Emmanuel Emenike. The star striker was crucial to the team's victories. He has played for a number of clubs and raised money. He is currently seeking a move to the English Premier League, but has some supporters, a music label and a hotel in Nigeria. In his villa in the state of Imo, in 2018, the city will be talking about a bridge on the site.

He drives a bespoke Mercedes Benz G Wagon worth 45 million euros and a Range Rover Sport.

8.
Victor Anichebe
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Victor Anichebe started as one of the best strikers for every FC in England. He rose and played in Asia and other parts of Europe. He once dated one of the Otedola daughters - Dj Cuppy. He had an injury that kept him away from the field for months, but still spent on houses and cars.

He drives a white Mercedes Benz G Wagon worth 42 million euros.

9.
Kelechi Iheanacho
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There was a popular advertisement on television in 2018 where Kelechi Iheanacho said he could not afford to pay for a cable TV subscription, but now the whole world can see him on cable TV. This ad alone cost him millions of dollars. He loves to earn 4.8 million naira a week as a striker for FC Leicester City. He is very young and has many years to go.

The Imo-Star drives a Rolls Royce, a BMW i8 worth 12 million euros, a Mercedes C300 worth 18 million euros and a Range Rover


10.
Alex Iwobi
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The Arsenal FC of England midfielder is the only Nigerian player to feature a first team jersey from a major European football club. Alex Iwobi is also Jay Jay Okocha's cousin and lives in London with his sister and parents. He earns about 3.2 million naira per week.

Alex Iwobi drives a Mercedes-Benz convertible (about 25 million euros), a BMW 7 Series and a Range Rover.


What's your say?
Source: http://www.eliancars.com/2019/09/top-10-of-richest-footballers-in.html
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Lol.....All these pictures you just shared is the same location and that was the same road I talked about...this white House is beside Orlu local government near UBA and all these other pictures. I never said Orlu has one bank but last time I checked all the banks in Orlu closes at 2pm because of fear of armed robbery. All these things we're arguing about is unnecessary what we see as development in Nigeria is not development in other countries because they've moved past that. In Nigeria we are our own government, we provide our own water(borehole) we provide our own electricity (Generator) We provide our own security (vigilante)etc
A state generating millions of dollars will build one bridge and a road of few kilometers they will make noise about it whereby other countries are building underground road tunnels, metro lines etc Some governors will even name a project done by public funds after themselves

TundeBricklayer:



Orlu is far developed than Ondo town, Ife. Orlu host many banks, you are a pathological liar by saying Orlu market was abandoned.

Lol....Umuahia, Abakaliki are state capitals. There's no development in Orlu or other cities you mentioned only Aba and this is because Aba is the commercial capital of Eastern States after Onitsha. The only good thing about Orlu is the dualized road that leads from Owerri that passes Orlu when you're traveling to Ideato. The modernized market adjacent first bank has been abandoned for over 10years. 80% of the road ar untarred. Orlu-Ihala road's erosion can swallow a trailer.
Below is the only fire station located in Orlu that serves about 10 local government in Imo state

TundeBricklayer:


Abia state: Aba, Umuahia, Abaribe

Imo state : Owerri and Orlu

Ebonyi state : Abakelike and Afikpo

Enugu, Enugu city and Nsukka

Did my NYSC in Imo state and I toured all Eastern states...can you give an example?

TundeBricklayer:

You haven't been to southeast, in East developments doesn't end in state capitals

Bro/Sis, I have been to all the Eastern states.I'm not trying to be biased but I'll tell you one thing. While South western states balances infrastructural development amongst the towns and cities in a state, Eastern States only focuses on its capital. The only exception is Anambra

Simplyleo:

Funny enough, I only reside in lagos but not from Lagos.

You see why Igbos are more of clowns?

Its a good idea. In China they have several Universities of Chinese Medicine which specializes in herbal treatment and in all their hospitals they have both Western and Chinese way of treatment, a patient can choose his/her preference. They didn't let western form of medicine affect theirs but they develop it into world class standard

We shouldn't be bitter about this development in Ghana, not all investors will be in Nigeria. What we want is development in Africa, especially in West Africa which has been overtaken by North and Southern Africa.

Thanks

Bluezy13:


P
48 Laws of Power

Please share the source of these laws. It's an eye opener for me and will be useful

Bluezy13:
Hmmm...


Law 27:
"Play On People's Need To Believe To Create A Cult-like Following"

Law 32:
"Play To People's Fantasies"

Psychological manipulation of the masses.
Make them feel they are in charge but throw their opinion into the trash can.

Law 22:
"Use The Surrender Tactics; Transform Weakness Into Power"

Attaching the photo of someone grieving the loss of her mother to make a statement is insensitive

Officialgarri:
The true test of a leader is to lead right in front of the battle. Kanu is somewhere acting porn in Uk, and these ones wants to face deportation for him.
If Kanu is serious, let him join the protest in Japan.

I just pray these guys do something to hurt Buhari... Just as they did to Ahmadu Bello, Tafawa Balewa and other prominent northern leaders..... . Body go tell them.

You're right Bro, but Hydro power shouldn't be the only way we generate our electricity. We are blessed with so many options for electricity generation but I really don't know what the problem is. 70% of China's electricity generation is from coal which we have in abundant in the Eastern part of Nigeria of about 2 billion metric tons in reserve, we also have gas that is been flared everyday in the South South. No country relies on a single way to generate electricity. How long are we going to rely on river Niger? If any of those countries decides to build their dam today there's nothing Nigeria can do about it and that is the end of Kanji dam

Tina26:
I worked at kanji during my IT let me explain . Our dam is on river niger, to stop other countries along same river building their dam on same river we have to sell them light . Ivory coast benin ghana etc we sell to pay in dollars and quickly unlike in 9ja where there is billing and payment issues.

When you say someone is your blood it means you both share the same DNA. People also use this as slangs to people they're not related to though, but in this situation he's definitely referring to a close relative

happybee:
Can't you wife be your blood?
I mean, someone closer to you can't he/she be the same as your blood.?

Not wife but his Sister..... Regardless, RIP to the departed

They partied all night.... I'm sure they're hangovered ��

I think it's an honest question.... I ask friends and colleagues here and they've never made issues out of it. Of course not to strangers

Always do some findings before posting. The difference is why one is American English the other is British English.. Mummy has two meanings just like we have a lot of words like that in English

See for yourself

NaijaRoyalty:


Trash trash trash

Fifth class and Zero in Nigerian politics , but not as poor and unfortunate as the North that has hold on to power for years .

Which Yoruba state is doing well economically apart from Lagos that's obviously a "No man's land"?

DSS is para-millitary

tutudesz:

are DSS personal Policemen? because they preform almost the same role?

As long as you're in the military then you're a soldier

tutudesz:

Those air force personnel's and not Soldiers.

Lol....No be small thing o

jrusky:


Bro if only they can understand and reason with you. Be sure some of them will atrack you for what you've said.

Just watch them....................

Sorry Sir

nnokwa042:
you ikpu Nigeria's official language is English,China's official language is mandarin ,Germans official language is deutch, Finland's official language is Finnish so don't bring that your stupid arguement here ,so if his invited to lecture in Canada or America he will write this nonsense and tell them English is not his mother's tongue,you can as well ask Nigeria government to change pilot training to Hausa language,every bad thing your type will support

Bros, expressing my opinion does not mean I'm trying to be smart, all I'm saying is Use of English is not a determinant to level of intelligence.You live is South Africa you should know better. Zuma was one of the best Presidents in the history of SA

eddiebruk:


You are talking about none English speaking countries, this person obviously studied in nigeria and must have been taught with English Language. The Said University he’s occupying a position at learns in English Language. So your attempt to be smart is actually proving otherwise.

Lol....Bros, I snatch your girlfriend? On a serious note
I'm not trying to say he's perfect but what I'm trying to say is that we attach a lot of importance to use of English....Ask South Africans about Zuma

TruthinAction:


Stupid comments endorsed by people like you to excuse your shortcoming. Then he should have written it in a language he is good at and ask someone to translate it to English. This is the reason this country is backward.

The electoral act should stipulate a minimum of Master degree both for governorship, presidential and senatorial positions in future elections.

We are tired of dullards ruling us.

WAEC? I see..lol

Paulo3ree:

And after all the waec reseat candidate read the post they agreed and admirably gave him likes
If you want to argue, seat is available
I am coming please

Your write up is giving me headache

madridsta007:


This defence of mediocrity is pathetic. Those countries that don’t speak English well, don’t because English is NOT their national language. I would have thought that this basic fact is known to you.


Don’t be silly in the attempt to defend mediocrity.

Ok Sir

wonder233:
Oh shut up! You make me sick to my stomach with this lame cover up for mediocrity.