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wowmenow:
How come Saudi Arabia is not in recession

wll they are not in recession because their forex is not dwindling like ours, the amount in their foreign reserves is far dar bigger dan ours, tho cnt recall how much. Their population is nt up to ours, day produce more barrels of oil dan us, their Balance of payment is favouable, im sure ours might b deficit n if it isnt, den day equal. wish i were usin a better fone to type dis, so i cud explain better, especially d population aspect

Ahh, nna mehn, very soon dem go day wear suit go toilet

To me, wen u get a new smartfone, start fingering it from the road, reach house charge am if lite day, cum finger am again, finish. All dose ones op day ryt na story, tracker ko tracksuit ni

I wish im learning computer science, d way virus wan finish my small phone ehn, me MUST sabi how to hack n create dat virus itself. Jus dat demand n supply is not giving me time

Ganiyat72:
U never see anything, by the time ur lord buhari finishes with u u will have no other option than to sell that ur new born baby

Aha, Gani, das too far na, pls

greatgod2012:
For me, I've been asking, but not yet gotten the answer.

Does it mean those that are at the helm of affairs up there do not know WHAT to do or they do not know HOW to go about what should be done.


Anyone with reasonable answer should please answer me.


Igboro o rerin at all at all. There is too much hardship on the land.

Lol to ur question, I don't know if day know what to do, in fact I don't know if day know wat day r doin sef, BT I know dat we av left d recession stage, we r now in d depression stage, tnx to my able presido n his group of economic advisers dat cnt even know d law of demand n supply

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has said that the change promised Nigerians by the All Progressive Congress is not a ruse. Speaking at a town hall meeting for the South East organised by the Federal Ministry of Information in Enugu on Monday, Mohammed said that the change was already manifesting in every sector.

He said that contrary to the insinuations in certain quarters that the people were not feeling the impact of the government, a lot had been done in moving the country forward. He said that the government would remain undaunted in implementing its change agenda to improve the lot of Nigerians. “Many have said they are yet to see the change we promised. Many more have called the promise a ruse. “In fact, they are now mocking us. But we remain undaunted because we know that the change we promised is real. “In fact, the change we promised is already here, and it is manifesting all around us,’’ he said.

Buttressing his position, the minister said that the government had successfully stopped the looting of public funds which was responsible for underdevelopment. “Before now, public officials simply opened the public till, took as much money as they wanted and walked away without consequences. “That explains why funds allocated to the military to fight Boko Haram ended up in the piggy banks of many unscrupulous Nigerians “Today, all those who looted the public treasury are being made to answer for their actions, as impunity gives way to accountability. “Many have offered to return their loots, and many more are facing charges,” he said.

The minister said that with the introduction of the Treasury Single Account, funds meant for the Federal Government were directly paid in and used for development of infrastructure. He noted that before now, funds accruing to the government were paid into so many accounts and went to private purses. Mohammed said that the government had successfully identified and stopped salaries hitherto paid to more than 30,000 ghost workers. “We promised to diversify the economy away from oil, to ensure that other sectors are able to significantly contribute to sustainable development. “In June 2016, for the very first time, about 70 per cent of the more than N500 billion raised from the Federal Accounts Allocation Committee came from the non-oil sector, while 30 per cent came from the oil sector. “It was the first time in 2016 that the Federal Government shared more than N500 billion among the three tiers of government,” he said. In the area of security,

Mohammed said that the government had successfully crushed the Boko Haram terrorists and not a single territory was being administered by them.
On infrastructure, the minister said that construction firms had been mobilised to sites on major roads in the country. “As they move to site, they are creating thousands of new jobs. No part of the country is left out of this. “Where the contractors have not been seen on site, it is because of the rains, not because of lack of mobilisation.

The minister said that the complaints over perceived or real instances of lopsidedness in appointments were being addressed. “There are hundreds of appointments yet to be made. It is an evolving scenario and any lopsidedness is being addressed as we progress,” he said. The minister said that the town hall meetings were held to bridge the communication gap between the government and the people and to carry the people along in the process of governance.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/08/change-promised-nigerians-real/

drss:
dem don shift dem goal post again b4 na 7000mw before d end of 2016. now dem reduce am to 6,000mw (GEJ record).
directionless govt.

Lol u day mind dem, I jus day watch am for 3D, dem still cum talk 2030 lyk say na tomorrow

Pamelayoung:
Buh u'r looking unkept with this ur bushy beard and uncombed hair

Lol guess he's vying for d latest trend #bigbeardgang

Anoruo:
Hope this will improve the apologetic Nigerian football

Next tym use epileptic

Make me sef port babes na, awon oyinbo obinrin, here I come

Johnny19:
Op u for try add **disgusting photos** warning

Lol lyk say u no go still view am

Poorboy:
what of rivers e still dey that route?

Lol, dis guy wan kee me, ehn na, u fit enta rivers frm akwaibom to Cali,

Poorboy:
I go pass osun too

Lol dat might b d only place u really stepped foot in

Poorboy:
Let me start loading....
Akwa ibom
Cross River
Imo
Abia
Delta
Edo
Ogun
Ondo
Lagos
Oyo
Osun
Anambra
Rivers
I HAVE NOT VISITED ANY NORTHERN STATE BEFORE..

Lol bobo d way u take list ur own, e b lyk say u bin go calabar, frm lag cos u go pass all dose states

charix:
Christians lying again.

Lol u funny ehn, Wats ur religion?

DJHANDSOME:
but wtf is Dab anyway?

U mean d meaning or d real meaning??

sorextee:
Story for the gods
Is it written in the Bible that THOU SHALL NOT DAB?
That was how they once said playing Zuma is demonic/satanic

Pple ehn..

Lol u day vex o, I no criticize na

Don't know why I've always had dat Ill feeling about this DAB ish. Although its fun to others.

photoshoot:
10. You and your siblings, dodging that first and last slice of bread like:


https://zikoko.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/dodge.gif

Can they just stop putting it in the pack at all?

Lol, dose days, I fight for dem like mad, I fit cry if dem no gv me

dannyben5:
This cant stop me from flexing my eba....

D day I watched d video of ur picture ehnn....I jus open mouth kip

rattlesnake:
Why do Catholic pray to Mary sef

Dah bobo, d way catholic pray sef is a question for anoda day. Day intercede try Mary, kneel in front of a graven image(maybe its scrapped), what's d rosary for? And day actually sing prayers, like seriously!!!. Ders a difference BTW praying n singing.

gradeA:
lol

the one about Amaka's fat azz really cracked me up.

Lol same here, CNT jus stop lafing at d pic

INTROVERT:
I doubt if its the most expensive currently.

The latest Bugatti is a Chiron.....so so sweet!!!

Lol

Enjoy!!!

Op, m an introvert, n m single. N I've Neva had a carryover, I pray I don't even have, as I jus got 1 more semester in d uni

D way I hate DAT WHATEVER ehn...Only God knows.