₦airaland Forum

ruggedtimi:
you know why he stopped paying...The supreme court judgement has made that clear , Fubara would have complied and pay them their arrears.

essentialone1:
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come this chopnaira, na small naira wey dem give you chop, naim run you mad?

naptu2:
More (for when Nairaland allows me to post more pictures).

naptu2:
Jubril A. Gawat @Mr_JAGs


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHf-2IUJJeM?si=Rnq_ywBbN2mfUkwl

Yoruba too sweet 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/I85ADssXG2

— Jubril A. Gawat (@Mr_JAGs) March 19, 2025

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Yoruba too sweet 🔥🔥🔥


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKKSFkX_ijc?si=XT8DAozdcPXLgT_Ps=19

BloomingDale:
The real Ekwensu people. No wonder Grok hates you.

BloomingDale:
The real Ekwensu people. No wonder Grok hates you.

BloomingDale:
As if you care about Rivers state. Supporters of genocide. Once again get off my mention.

Yourbaslayer:
You are the biggest clown, nothing upstairs like your fellow emotional immature group from sard west

BloomingDale:
Get off my mentions. Only you guys rejoicing over this news. Terrible people supporting evil.

BloomingDale:
Shame on you too. Answer the question on GEJ.

BloomingDale:
I don’t care about Yoruba law breakers. I’m talking of GEJ?

BloomingDale:
Which governor did GEJ remove?

Ikaeniyan0:
Just imagine Sanwo olu said this

Richtaiwo:
The above statement aptly describes economic migrants from unproductive land.

3Ceagle:
Beside being a wasteful project, it is smeared with corruption.

It's a misplaced priority. The existing road network has been in crisis.

Housing is more critical compared to the coastal road, New towns can be built freeing up the cities and new economic hubs.

What Lagos- calabar needs is a train rail system. This is to further attract more business to Lagos ports, while those in south south are killed for Lagos to remain the shipping hub

AMINDA:
BOT yet the government gave 1 trillion in 2024 and God-know-how-much in 2025. Who's fooling who? What does the O segment of the BOT entail? Tolls, tolls and more tolls. In other words, you and I will pay.

AMINDA:
This argued is lame. Was it the government that provided all the money for Buhari’s railways? Are the private investors giving us their part of the finance as charity? At the end of the day, Nigeria and Nigerians will inevitably pay the full cost of the loan (with interest).

Nigeria's commercial capital, Lagos, has made another economic leap, as its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) rose to US$259.75 billion based on Purchasing Power Parity (PPP), cementing the state's position as one of Africa's economic forces.

The new economic milestone was announced during the official launch of the Lagos Economic Development Update (LEDU) 2025 on Wednesday, March 12.

The report stated that Lagos has become the second-largest economy on the continent, only behind the Egyptian capital, Cairo, due to its impressive development.

According to the report, the state's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) stood at US$259.75 billion in 2023.

It also noted that Lagos's economy witnessed significant growth in the first half of 2024, expanding to N27.38 trillion, representing a substantial increase from N19.65 trillion in 2023.

This growth highlights the robustness of Nigeria's commercial capital, which has continued to show resilience amid economic reforms and ongoing infrastructural investments.

However, the growth reflected a need for enhanced revenue mobilisation efforts, as shown in the tax-to-GDP ratio, which was unimpressive at 2.3%.

Lagos economic outlook
Looking into the future, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu-led Lagos State government has set ambitious projections for the 2025 fiscal year to bring economic expansion and stability.

The service sector will continue on its expansion trajectory, with improvements in agriculture and industrial production complementing the success. Also, the continued decline in the prices of Petroleum Motor Spirit (PMS), popularly known as petrol, and a stable naira/dollar exchange rate are expected to aid economic stability.

At the same time, the forecast puts headline inflation at 34.2%, with food inflation slightly higher at 34.9%.

For revenue projection, the state government also anticipates generating N2.79 trillion in revenue for 2025, stressing the need for increased fiscal discipline and diversification of revenue sources.

SheikhMuniru:
Anybody from Aba Pastor and Aba Sunday