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opyscol:
Indeed something is [b][/b]FISHING[font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font]

typographical error. you ought to know

ok

melvinjames:
So today is World Toilet Day? I feel like pushing our minister of petroleum (Buhari) inside the toilet?

Foolish thoughts

h

melvinjames:
So today is World Toilet Day? I feel like pushing our minister of petroleum (Buhari) inside the toilet?

FOOLISH THOUGHTS

6fit:
i trust my IBAdAN pople dem for put taya for his neck and burn him to beyond identification bfor handing his remain to police

Na national problem not peculiar to Ibadan people.

SOMETHING IS FISHY

WE HOPE THE TRUTH COMES TO LIFE

h

ernesty20:
Buhariooooooooooo

SORRY IS YOUR CASE

WELL SAID

Justice must prevail

HMMM.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT

PHATE007:
Hello nairalanders! Am a newbie... So what are d rules?

No rules just act as you like.
This is a jungle no rules apply.
it's a platform for bashing and disses .

Hope have been helpful.

All right

ok

I don't want to be eligible for this benefits.

Dont know if this is a prayer or what

Omenkata:
Otu nne i

Talk wetin I go understand.

Meanwhile, otu nne I YOU TOO

h

RollingStones:
APC and their TERRORIST DULLARD are responsible

MUMU

Delectable

MR. PRESIDENT HAS OUR SUPPORT.

WE WILL CONTINUE TO FIGHT UNTIL WE ROUT OUT THIS DASTARD SECT.

LIGHT MOST PREVAIL OVER DARKNESS.

Kill them all

cool

h

damton:
h

Young03:
Throw her inside male prison

That one na enjoyment for her nao

Dem get work well

Funny as it sounds majority of this marketers have politicians and honorables as thier major clients.

Most especially the female ones that render AFTER SALES SERVICE to them in guest houses.

Another, attention seeker, but my worry is why attach the name of God to it.

end time

The post by the OP , and all the poster above me are competing whose post is lengthier .

As for me, It's all too long to read.

By Emeka Anaeto, Economy Editor

LAGOS— There are indications that the declining trend in nation’s economic health is on the recovery path going by current indices from the National Bureau of Statitistics, NBS, which show a marginal increase in Gross Domestic Product, GDP, in the third quarter (Q3) 2015 against what was recorded in the second and first quarter (Q2 and Q1) 2015.

In the Q3, 2015 report released, yesterday, by NBS, Nigeria’s GDP grew by 2.84 per cent year-on-year (y-o-y) in real terms as against 2.57 per cent growth recorded in the preceding quarter, though lower by 3.38 percentage points from growth recorded in the corresponding quarter of 2014. The GDP rate was 3.86 per cent in the first quarter of this year.

Two days earlier, NBS had reported that the nation’s inflation rate has lowered to 9.3 per cent in October 2015, from 9.4 per cent in the preceding month.

Both inflation and GDP, the two key measures of economy’s health have been in the negative directions since this year due to massive decline in the nation’s oil revenue, the bottlenecks in the foreign exchange market as well as the relative inactivity in the public sector attributable to lack of full take-off and activity at the federal government level.

GDP is the monetary of all the finished goods and services produced within a country’s borders in a specific time period. In the Q3 2015 the GDP at current basic price was N24.313 trillion as against N22.859 trillion in Q2 2015 and N22.933 in Q3 2014.

On the other hand, inflation mirrors a sustained increase in the general level of prices for goods and services. The inflation rate was 9.3 per cent in October 2015, slightly down from 9.4 per cent recorded in September 2015.

The slight improvement in the GDP during Q3 may be attributed to equally slight improvement in the output of the oil industry as NBS report says that peliminary data on Oil production reflects output at 2.17 million barrels per day (mbpd) up from 2.0 mbpd in Q2.

Oil production was also marginally higher to the corresponding quarter in 2014 by 0.02 mbpd when output was recorded at 2.15 mbpd.

source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/economic-indices-stabilize-as-gdp-inches-up/

Good development

kudos

no

bettercreature:
We don't want a JEGA again, atleast not for the next 20years

Because he refused to be cowed by your untoward shenanigans

ingenious