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Antipob777:
This is even 20 times more than that of Messiah. No wonder he left LA Liga Spain.

Very ugly bitch and shapeless illiteracy who cannot even spoke a good English.

His a fraud and must be jailed for sure.

Messi can't speak a single English word.


Ronaldo's English is getting better & better these days. Check his recent Interviews.

budaatum:
In one of our matches, one of our players was sleeping by the goal post during a corner like it wasn't his business. Anyone know which match and who the player was?

I missed it during the play but BBC showed a short clip of it in their final show.

It was Senegal vs Colombia.

Lol, Nigeria

Lol Argentina! Shameful.

10. Tunisia

GDP – $43.02 billion, GDP (PPP) Per Capita: $11,400, Population: 11,431,780


Tunisia has one of the best run economies in the continent. The rich oil and gas producing country runs on a diversified economy with some key exports being depended on such as phosphates, agri food products, chemicals, textiles among others. Apart from oil export tourism has played a major role is skyrocketing the economy of the country and do not forget Tunisia is an auto manufacturing parts hub. On the world economic forum global competitive report of 2015-2016 Tunisia has taken the 92nd place.


9. Libya

GDP – $29.152 billion, GDP (PPP) Per Capita: $14,600, Population: 6, 278,438

81% of the total GDP of Libya economy is fueled by predominantly revenues from oil sector and almost 96% of its total export. Among all countries in Africa Libya has the largest certified oil reserve in the continent and among the planets suppliers of light sweet crude. The other exports that account a large percentage in the list of economic boosters of Libya are gas and gypsum. The World Bank has enlisted Libya among the few African countries with an upper middle economy.


8. Angola

GDP – $102.643 billion, GDP (PPP) Per Capita: $7,300 , Population 20,172,332


Angola’s economy has is overwhelmingly steered by the oil sector which account to 51% of the GDP and also more than 75% of government revenue and about 91% of the country’s total exports. The country oil and gas deposit has played a very key role in elevating the country economy no wonder the country has been reconstructed and its becoming a very popular destination among African countries.. Other exports that boosts the economy are diamonds which account to 5% of total exports. Although most of the countries food is imported the country population practices agriculture.


7. Botswana


GDP – $14.391 billion, GDP (PPP) Per Capita: $16,400, Population 2262445


To the south of Africa continent you will meet the landlocked country which has taken its place as one of the fastest growing economies in Africa a factor that can be attributed by mining, cattle and tourism sector. The standards of living in Botswana have been compared similar to countries such as turkey and Mexico. Its impressive economic boom can be pinpointed to the diamond mining, cautious foreign policy, prudent fiscal policies and low rate of corruption. This is one amongst the Top 10 Richest African Countries 2017.


6. Gabon

GDP – $14.34 billion, GDP (PPP) Per Capita: $18600, Population 1725292


Among the Africa’s oil producing nations Gabon has taken its place as one of the largest producer. It’s located in the west coast of central Africa bordering Cameroon, Congo and Guinea. In terms of square kilometres Gabon has 270,000. Its prosperous economy has been due to oil, manganese, uranium and timber, exports. The low population, foreign investment and political stability have also been a factor no wonder it has been ranked highest African country on Human Development index.


5. Egypt


GDP – $330.779 billion, GDP (PPP) Per Capita: $11,800, Population 91508084


Egypt is on the record for being one of the world’s first nation state dating back 10th millennium BC.it is considered as one of the nations that experienced civilization and developments such as writing, agriculture, government, religion among others. Among the Middle East countries Egypt economy is one of the largest and most diversified as well. The main exports are crude oil, petroleum products, chemicals, agricultural goods, metal products, cotton and textiles. Other factors that have contributed to the rise of Egypt are foreign investments and tourism as well.


4. Equatorial Guinea


GDP – $9.4 billion, GDP (PPP) Per Capita: $31800, Population 845,060


Equatorial Guinea is located in central Africa region and hails the fame for being the only African country where Spanish is the official language.it has an area of 28,000 square kilometres making it one of the smallest states in Africa even in terms of population. Among the economic boosters of the country is Oil has taken the position one as the country is third largest oil producer and others like farming, forestry and fishing following. The country also has some undeveloped resources such as uranium, iron ore, gold and titanium


3. South Africa


GDP – $312.798 billion, GDP (PPP) Per Capita: $13200, Population 54,956,920


One of the countries with high GDP than many countries in Africa and the 25th largest country by surface area in the world as well as 24th global rank in relation to being populous is South Africa. The World Bank and IMF has categorized South Africa as an upper middle income economy. Its economy has been boosted by exports such as gold, diamonds, platinum, other metals and minerals, machinery and equipment. We cannot forget that South Africa since hosting the world cup tourism has been a major source of revenue for the country as well and in addition foreign investment.


2. Nigeria


GDP $594.257 billion, GDP (PPP) Per Capita $6003, population 173,600,000


The IMF has projected that Nigeria is set to take its place as the biggest African economy as of 2016 overtaking South Africa. Nigeria today holds the 21st position globally in relation to nominal GDP and 20th in relation to purchasing power parity and in 2013 the country was the 1st position in terms of re-emergent manufacturing sector which was the largest globally. Although the country is an oil producing country the oil only contributes 10% of the total GDP. Crude oil exports as of 2016 earned the country $74B, petroleum gas earned the country $13B, refined petro $4.23B, pyrophoric Alloys $1.9 B among others. The economy of Nigeria also flourishes under aircraft parts exports, vessels, cocoa, tobacco, processed food and spirits and vinegar exports

1. Seychelles


GDP – $1.438 billion, GDP (PPP) Per Capita: $26300, Population 92900


World Bank on 2015 elevated the status quo of Seychelles to top earning country this is due to its position as the highest nominal per capita GDP in Africa and also ranks as one of the countries in Africa with highest human development index. The country low population, offshore financial industry fishing industry and tourism sector has made the country to the richest country in Africa. You won’t believe it that the country has just 1% unemployment rate hence taking its place among the richest states in Africa.

randomperson:
U are the one claiming, u are the one who should prove. Do churches keep record of their unsuccessful deliveries??...

You are also claiming stillbirths has occured in church before. In which church did it occur?

Churches don't keep record of their unsuccessful deliveries because they have never experienced such!

Seun:
Was that the first time you had quiet time after stubbing your toe? If not, can you really be sure that your quiet time was what healed you?

Suppose you noticed that the pain was gone after spending time on Nairaland. Would you have thought that you were healed by Nairaland?

What happens with testimonies is that you notice the few coincidencesthat align with your religious views, but ignore the many that don't.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4H3x3YDojdU


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kv4Kkmpu00g


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhQnckYovmQ


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zxsNHCvSKI

Seun:
Yea, thats just a lie.

Go ahead and provide evidence to refute my claim. In which church did stillbirths occur?

randomperson:
Please what statistics are u relying on to show there are no still births in churches?

Can you provide evidence to refute my claim that no stillbirths has occured in church before?

randomperson:
This is common sense... What are the things that facilitate quick and safe delivery?? Expertise of the medical personnel, facilities for surgery in case of complications e.t.c. these things are better found in the hospital, therefore hospital deliveries are safer... Again it's common sense

Lol. If hospital deliveries are safer, why are there 2.8 million stillbirths every year!

And no stillbirths in churches!

randomperson:
That's the problem, there are no reliable records because they are in church. But churches are not as safe as hospitals. Ergo, everyone should deliver their babies in hospitals

In other words, you have never heard that women gave birth to stillborn babies in Church?

One stillborn baby born in a Church would be better than 2.5 million stillborn babies born in hospital!

How many stillborn babies were born in Church in 2016, Seun?

Seun:
In life, nothing is guaranteed, but risks can be reduced. Seat belts do not guarantee your safety, but they reduce the risk of fatal. It would not make any sense to say that, because seat belts don't guarantee your safety, you will not use them. The same can be said about condoms.

Good. Tell that to Lenny cool. It would not make any sense to say that, because giving birth in a church don't guarantee your safety, they should not give birth there.


"In life, nothing is guaranteed - Seun "

Lennycool:
You can deduce that it was high by examining the infant mortality rate in undeveloped parts of Africa today, if its that bad today, imagine how it would be without modern medicine.

Does giving birth in a hospital mean one can't give birth to a stillborn child? Or have complications?

randomperson:
They never had complication... Do u know the amount of still births there were in the past?? Try to research before u post next time

Educate me then, son, what is the amount of stillbirths there was in Africa back in 1906?

Does giving birth in hospital reduce the chances of giving birth to a stillborn child?

Prayer works.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zxsNHCvSKI

Lennycool:
I'm not talking about murders, I'm talking about dangerous beliefs that are supposed to be respected.

Most Christians don't go for medical check up because they think they are protected by God.
Some can't undergo blood transfusion because of their beliefs.

Women give birth in churches which can lead to complications and death.

These are dangerous beliefs and should not in any way be respected.

You claim women giving birth in church can lead to complications and death, but your ancestors gave birth in the bush back in 1906, not in hospital. Nor did they go for medical check-ups, and they never had complications. They lived till 100 even.

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