₦airaland Forum

Chai!! God!! why na!! our own don finish!

after Boko Haram, abiola don show.. chai!

abiola?

nwanne mooooo... chai!!!

Boko Haram and ebola.. we don finish!!

ooboy e don end

Thiza: Big mouth and endless ego wont make Nigeria the best military against South Africa....most of the weapons shown on these photos besides fighters are designed, planned, produced and marketed by South Africa.....can that be said about Nigeria

nigeria designs many of her weapons as well... so still waiting for war front poses

Thiza: Only pride remains for Nigeria as of reality South Africa has proven through facts to be atleast 50 Years ahead of the Nigerian rag tag army....which has only 1 year combat experiance and now wants to tell the world that they have arrived.....before making more noise please find the missing girls and then you can seek respect......REMEMBER AN EMPTY VESSELS MAKES THE LOUDEST NOISE

empty vessels post poses while "filled" vessels post war front pictures... there's a huge difference... nice training pictures by the way

Rowlandjude: I just hope the building will not fall in the next 10yrs

this is why skekahu is bombing us

osystein: To be honest, sercurity guards in SA are better trained and more competent than the useless nigerian military.
While SA standards are first world, everything about Nigeria is 3rd and even 4th world.

lmao! what standards are first world? you couldn't even hold seleka rebels in CAR.. these guys are jokes..

and if Nigerian army are "useless" according to you, stop sending your soldiers to come train here

Obinoscopy: Where's your evidence?

perhaps you read the contents on those news agencies website, the ones I quoted that is

Thiza: @AUGUSTUS spot the difference between professionalism and mediocricy....anyway Nigerian UAV is not even operational.....FUNNY FOR ANY AFRICAN GIANT

lol why don't you show us the Nigerian gulma UAV?

and I heard a Nigerian general will be "commanding" sandf soldiers in the AU force? true or false? hehehehehehe..

perhaps you'd stop posting training exercise pictures and poses..
nice pictures by the way

Has anyone noticed this trend, medias such as Reuters and AFP are reporting the same Boko Haram attack multiple times under different titles just to make it seem like an everyday occurrence? other news sites pick this up and report it thus damaging the country's image further!

Don't you think it's time the government intervene? Perhaps, we do something about this?

your thoughts..

and so?

bring back our dudes

Photoshop

we don't have any foreign policy... smh .. fg will keep quiet about this

no word on the dead parents

lmao! this people funny sha .. goodluck to Ghana lol

506kb left.. can't watch

NaLaugh: The vehicles look decent, particularly the sedans & SUV. Although those are stock images.

Also, i think the company needs a new logo. This one is slightly tacky like Ford's logo.
A more metallic looking logo would create a better sense of confidence & a perceived "strength" of the product.

Good luck.

if ford were ivm, you wouldn't have issues with her logo.. the logo will grow on people, it's unique in my opinion

MisterLongman: This is impressive.......... I've only heard of innoson on Nairaland........ The company needs to work on its PR

true

VICTORCIZA: fashola
hell no!!! i don't want to be deported!!!
he is a smelling tribalist!!!

this is why Nigeria remains as it is

The manufacturing sector is now the major
driver of economic growth in Nigeria, the
latest economic report by Renaissance
Capital, reveals.
According to the report, with Nigeria’s
rebased Gross Domestic Product,(GDP) the
manufacturing sector is currently growing
faster than the telecommunications, oil and
gas and agricultural sectors.
The report, titled, “Nigeria’s GDP: Bigger but
slower – Manufacturing is the engine of
growth,” was released on Monday.
The report further strengthens recent figures
by the Manufacturing Association of Nigeria,
which showed that there was an increase in
manufacturing capacity utilisation from 46.3
per cent recorded in the first half of 2013 to
52.7 per cent in the 2nd half of 2013.
Notably, the Rencap report stated that the
manufacturing sector recorded 22 per cent
growth in 2013, as against the 14 per cent it
recorded in 2012, noting that the growth
was largely driven by the textile, cement and
food sub-sectors, among others.
The growth recorded by the manufacturing
sector within the period under review, it
said, accounted for one third of the total
growth in the economy.
The report said, “Manufacturing is growing
strongly, despite power deficit. The
manufacturing sector is a much bigger,
faster-growing sector under the new series
(nine per cent of GDP as against the four per
cent previously). In 2013, it recorded
substantial growth of 22 per cent (as
against 14 per cent in 2012), comprising
one-third of total growth. Food, beverage
and tobacco producers account for half of
the manufacturing sector. The sub-sector’s
growth accelerated to 12 per cent in 2013,
against 7 per cent in 2012.
“An analysis of the growth drivers shows
that telecoms is a maturing and slower-
growing sector. The growth sectors are
manufacturing (particularly food, cement
and textile producers) and real estate.”
The report further revealed that the cement
sub-sector, which accounts for about one
per cent of the country’s GDP, recorded
phenomenal growth in 2013, as it posted a
39 per cent growth as against the 14 per
cent recorded in 2012.
It stated, “Several of the smaller
manufacturing sub-sectors are growing even
faster than food producers. Cement, which
only comprises one per cent of GDP, grew
by a sizeable 39 per cent in 2013, up from
a strong 14 per cent in 2012.
“Nigeria’s large population of upwardly
mobile consumers, particularly in the south-
west, coupled with investments in power,
implies the strong growth of manufacturers,
including food producers and breweries, is
sustainable.”
Conversely, the report revealed that in 2013,
the oil and gas sector experienced a decline
in growth as the sector contracted by 13 per
cent, while trade and real estate sectors
overtook agricultural and financial services
to emerge as the top three growth drivers of
the Nigerian economy.
“The trade and real estate sectors trumped
agriculture and financial services in 2013, to
become among the top three growth drivers,
together with manufacturing. The decline in
agriculture’s growth contribution in 2013
was partly due to the 3Q12 floods. The
upside is a smaller agriculture sector (23
per cent, as against 36 per cent) that
reduces the economy’s exposure to it,” the
Rencap report said.
According to analysts, the level of capacity
utilisation in the manufacturing sector is an
index of the health of the sector. When it is
low, it indicates poor growth and vice-versa.
The Rencap report therefore reflects the
improving health of the Nigerian
manufacturing sector just as the rising
capacity utilisation has shown.
Manufacturers in Nigeria had attributed the
remarkable increase recorded in capacity
utilisation within the last year to favourable
government policies, especially with respect
to industry, trade and investment.
Olusegun Aganga,the Minister of Industry,
Trade and Investment, reacting on the new
research findings, said the analyses, done
by the reputed Renaissance Capital,
corroborated the fact that the manufacturing
sector was being transformed under the
Transformation Agenda of President
Goodluck Jonathan.
“It is a good thing that the manufacturing
sector is breathing well under this
administration. Figures are there as proof.
All we need do now is further improve the
situation through consistency in policy as
we continue to work hard towards
continuously improving Nigeria’s non-oil
revenue,” Aganga noted.

businessdayonline.com/2014/07/manufacturing-sector-now-major-nigerias-economic-driver-says-rencap

MissMeiya: This is like getting in a fight at school and coming home to beat your brother.

Nigeria's politicians are overgrown children.

people are becoming more sttupid by the day

Jonathan just called FIFAs bluff... hehehehe

slimthugchimee: .are we nt giant of africa am nt suprised

how e take relate to the article

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For the first time ever in history, Africa will
be hosting a car racing competition with
African drivers! The Nigeria Racing Eagle
(NRE) has partnered with Africa’s No.1
Hotel Booking Portal, Jovago.com to launch
this campaign.
Jovago will also be the official hotel partner
and advisor for the Nigeria Racing Eagle
team and with its expertise, provide a
robust service handling the entire team’s
and guests travelling itinerary to NRE races
around the world.
The campaign which was launched on
indiegogo and tagged 'Bepartofhistory' will
give people the opportunity to experience
the world of Motorsport from numerous
packages (perks) on offer including World
Class VIP Hospitality where companies can
showcase their products and promote their
brand, entertain corporate clients, reward
employees or a treat for family and loved
ones. The Nigeria Racing Eagle car will also
be a piece of art, which will become an
African monument at races and exhibitions
around the world. Logo placement on the
race cars will be a new revolution for Africa
in terms of marketing and corporate
branding globally; a key aspect in
Motorsport.
According to the founder of the Nigeria
Racing Eagle, Ribi Adeshokan, “this is
fantastic news for us; we are really glad
that we secured our very first backing, the
partnership with Jovago.com is a
breakthrough for the campaign and we
believe other corporate companies in Africa
and those with interest in Africa will join us
and benefit from the brand association.”
With this partnership, Jovago.com aims to
take Nigerian racing fans and enthusiasts
to the exciting NRE races around the world
starting from the Brands Hatch. As Marek
Zmyslowski, Managing Director of
Jovago.com comments: “this partnership
for us goes beyond just providing
affordable packages for people to travel to
the UK and Abu Dhabi to watch the races.
We are very keen on being part of this
great African story; having an African team
host the racing competition and we want as
many Nigerians as possible to also join us
in experiencing this. We enjoin as many
African companies as possible to come on
board and join in supporting this initiative.”