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Politics › Re: Do You Think Homosexuality Would Ever Be Legal In Nigeria by iterator25: 6:24am On Nov 10, 2013
Dude enough with this homo ish and Nigeria.. if bumbum is scratching you, go to Europe angry
Politics › Re: Nigerians And Raw Hate On The Internet by iterator25: 5:37pm On Nov 09, 2013
He wrote it all!
Business › Re: Nigeria Overtakes South-Africa As Continent's Largest Economy by iterator25(op): 3:11pm On Nov 09, 2013
HOTsnow: I'm sorry I don't trade words wit Myopic R3tards like you.. cool
well you just traded words, However, let the readers give their verdict on Who the retarrd is.. cheesy
Business › Re: Nigeria Overtakes South-Africa As Continent's Largest Economy by iterator25(op): 3:03pm On Nov 09, 2013
chineloSA: China is ahead of Australia and Canada in terms of GDP.
But Australia and Canada are ahead of China in terms of HDI ( Human development Index ).


People in Australia and Canada live a better life, and different standard of living as compared to people in China regardless of the size of the economy oo .

The Economy may have increased in size, but there may have been slight change or no change in HDI

SO ITS POSSIBLE PEOPLE. cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy Be optimistic for once.
Culture › Re: Lists Of Yoruba Names And Their English Meaning. by iterator25: 2:55pm On Nov 09, 2013
ednut1: My name means warrior has come home , hehehehe, me wey no fit kill rat
you mean head nuthuh
Business › Re: Nigeria Overtakes South-Africa As Continent's Largest Economy by iterator25(op): 2:51pm On Nov 09, 2013
HOTsnow: Not again...This is the biggest trash iv read in recent time.
Nigeria is arrogantly lagging behind South Africa in all spheres.
Education: This vital sector is supposed to build thr youths...the youths bn the future of the country, The Nigerian educational system/sector is in shambles!..SA has the best universities in africa and a couple of these universities in top 100 in the world...
Power sector:..I don't need to strain myself on this cos I'm sure over 99% of people reading this are in d darkness or running on generator...The sharp opp is the case in SA.
Governance/Political system: south africa bn a member of BRICS says it all.
Don't let us talk abt the Health sector, Aviation sector, etc
......I save my ink at this point, but I'd like to outline *hilariously*, some major points.
- how many of you graduates in Nigeria no experience ASUU strike wen u dey university.
-How many hours una dey get light for your ause.
-after u graduate finish, if u no sabi person, NO WORK..lest I forget companies for naija now na Contract/temporary staff dem dey take now oo.
-Na for naija one politician go dey embezzle millions *openly* and the *archaic* law no go fit nab am.
- Na naija get oil and gas plenty bt how many of una fit afford gas cooker for ause talkless of kerosene.
- Na for naija, dem lecturers they teach frm books*old theories* witout practical, Imagine a computer science Graduate wey no fit use computer. Well shebi d so called Professors of Electrical engineering sef no fit couple an automobile, na so so quotations frm old texts...smh
-na naija first lady get office and naija hard earned money accrued to her.,
-na naija a performing National team coach no get over 9mnths salary*smh*

Caveat: the educational system which to me is the key in any country builds the leaders of tmrw, engages in researches and ground breaking discoveries in all spheres, thus leading to quality growth. Bt then the FG is busy ignoring the striking Universities as if the sector means nothing...smh. If you are a Nigerian graduate, Make sure you build yourself for the outside world.
.....Pls Abeg help me add d rest...hand dey pain me.....

*Pls Pls Pls..Mr Prof save us dose craps* cool
wasted sperm.. the article says Nigeria has overtaken SA hence she rebase her GDP.. infrastructural Development is different from gross domestic product.. please just kill yourself
Business › Re: Nigeria Overtakes South-Africa As Continent's Largest Economy by iterator25(op): 2:48pm On Nov 09, 2013
Nigeria's hasn't rebased her GDP, so, technically it's overtaken SA if the projections for increase is definite.. SA still remains developed than Nigeria but we've laid the foundations already .. so, if you have problems with the news, kill yourself sad
Business › Re: Nigeria Overtakes South-Africa As Continent's Largest Economy by iterator25(op): 2:42pm On Nov 09, 2013
voltron: truly nigeria has overtaken SA in utter couuption, buffoon president and SS/SW godfathers who need brain sugeries ahead of every election, we have the largest economies of brain-dead sycophants especially on nl @op is one i guess
your father
Business › Re: Nigeria Overtakes South-Africa As Continent's Largest Economy by iterator25(op): 10:52am On Nov 09, 2013
huh
Business › Re: Nigeria Overtakes South-Africa As Continent's Largest Economy by iterator25(op): 9:02am On Nov 09, 2013
[quote author=king_musa]maybe in 200 years[/quote]this is Why I support abortion lipsrsealed
Business › Re: Nigeria Overtakes South-Africa As Continent's Largest Economy by iterator25(op): 8:13am On Nov 09, 2013
lertee: Nigeria cannot be totally ruled out,our economy might not be as booming as south Africa's but we are far ahead in some other aspects. God bless Nigeria.
huh
Business › Re: Nigeria Overtakes South-Africa As Continent's Largest Economy by iterator25(op): 5:40am On Nov 09, 2013
ode remo: Op is working for rosssike . grin
Who the fvck is that huh
Politics › Re: CACOL Condemns N64bn Abuja City Gate by iterator25: 5:03am On Nov 09, 2013
[quote author=Mynd_44]It is fresh air.

Enjoy it
gringringringrin[/quote]nwanne go bar beach angry
Romance › Re: I have Gotta Crush On Alampasu, The U-17 Nigerian Goalkeeper by iterator25: 4:41am On Nov 09, 2013
alfredo4u: End time girls




..

His number is 08153353903
lol
Business › Re: Nigeria Overtakes South-Africa As Continent's Largest Economy by iterator25(op):
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Business › Re: Nigeria Overtakes South-Africa As Continent's Largest Economy by iterator25(op): 10:24pm On Nov 08, 2013
[quote author=Ayam_Kay]Until i begin dey see 24 hour power supply for my area, I NO AGREE angry[/quote]lol
Business › Nigeria Overtakes South-Africa As Continent's Largest Economy by iterator25(op): 9:57pm On Nov 08, 2013
https://therealnews.com/media/trn_2013-11-01/lndikumana1104nigeriaeconomy-240.jpg

Nigeria is expected to release revised economic numbers from 1990 to 2008. That is expected to show that the country has overtaken South Africa as Africa's largest economy

.With us to discuss all this is professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst Léonce Ndikumana. He is a professor of economics at UMass Amherst, as I mentioned, and he's the director of the African Policy Program at the Political Economy Research Institute (PERI).Thank you for joining us.LÉONCE NDIKUMANA, ASSOC. PROF. ECONOMICS AND LAW, UMKC: Thank you very much for the opportunity.DESVARIEUX: So, Professor, let's talk about Nigeria. It's moving to become the number-one economy on the African continent. What is the cause behind this rapid economic growth?NDIKUMANA: Thank you very much. I think this is a very important and interesting question.There are two things that we need to single out. One is that even as of today, Nigeria is the second-largest economy on the continent, with about $262 billion in 2012, compared to $384 billion GDP for South Africa.

The second one is that Nigeria had been growing quite fast. In 2011, they grew by 7.4 percent, which that went down a little bit to 26.6 percent in 2012. At the same time, South Africa's been growing a little bit slower, in the range of 2 to 3 percent, which is consistent with a more mature economy. So that by itself would mean that over time Nigeria is going to get closer and closer to South Africa. Even if you look at the last 12 years, in 2012 the economy of South Africa was about three times larger than the economy of Nigeria. Now it's about 1.5 percent.Now you bring in another factor, which is the rebasing of the national data in Nigeria, which is something that other countries are going to also have to undertake because their national accounts based on outdated--have outdated bases, in the sense that some sectors which were not there when they were doing the calculations now are more predominant in production of goods and services.

One of the biggest new innovation is the telecom sector, which is becoming a bigger and bigger part of the service sector. So this requires countries to go back in their statistics and redo the weighting of each economic sector. And this, for many countries, is going to result in a larger major amount of national output, which is GDP. Ghana has already done it, and Nigeria is on track of releasing their new statistics. And this will result in a larger GDP for Nigeria. And, again, as you said, it may be the case that they may be either closer, even take over South Africa, assuming that South Africa doesn't do the rebasing [incompr.]DESVARIEUX: And I can imagine what's propelling this rapid growth is that three-letter word, oil, since Nigeria has a lot of it. What do you make of that?NDIKUMANA: Yes. As you indicated, the rapid growth in Nigeria over the past years is driven mainly by the oil sector.

To give you an example, of the six point--while the country as a whole grew by 6.6 percent in 2012, the oil sector actually grew faster, by 8 percent, which means that some of the sectors were shrinking. And this poses--is a source of concern because oil, the oil sector, as we know, is a very capital-intensive sector, which means that it doesn't create lots of jobs.At the same time, since we're talking about South Africa and Nigeria, they share two important problems. One is unemployment, and the second is [incompr.] to global markets, shocks in global markets. Unemployment has been high in South Africa. It's known. And they have very good statistics. It's about 25 percent. In fact, Nigerian unemployment over the past two years has been increasing from 21 percent to 24 percent. So even as the economy's growing in Nigeria, unemployment is actually growing at the same time, which is the result of the fact that growth is taking place in sectors that are not creating employment. So this is a major, major problem for Nigeria.


At the same time, the sectors which are the life--which provide the life for the majority of the population, especially agriculture, is not growing as fast, because there has not been sufficient investment in technology so that productivity in agriculture, the mainstay of the livelihood of the population, is actually seeing a decline in productivity. And that is true for Nigeria as well for many other countries.

So the challenge for Nigeria is how to harness these oil resources so that the growth in revenue that's coming from oil can actually trigger expansion in other sectors outside of the oil sector.


http://therealnews.com/t2/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=31&Itemid=74&jumival=10954
Politics › Re: New Data Shows Nigeria Over Take South Africa As Africas Largest Economy by iterator25: 9:52pm On Nov 08, 2013
Hmmm
Politics › Re: Nigeria's GDP Per Capita Around India's by iterator25: 8:31pm On Nov 08, 2013
^ dundi, do you know the population of India?
Politics › Re: US Ambassador Defies Forbes Lists--nigeria Had About 115 Billionaires In Dollar by iterator25: 8:26pm On Nov 08, 2013
Nigerians know this.. Nothing new
Crime › Re: Photos Of Girl Who Was Killed After She Went Clubbing With Boyfriend by iterator25: 7:23pm On Nov 08, 2013
She looks like a doll
Sports › Re: Describe Golden Eaglets In One Word? by iterator25: 7:16pm On Nov 08, 2013
Superb
Sports › Re: Mexico Vs Nigeria FIFA U17 WC Final (0 - 3) On 8th November 2013 by iterator25: 6:06pm On Nov 08, 2013
Thebrightest: I mean what i said o!
The mexicans will win.
Mexico 2:1 Nigeria
I mean what I said too

I'll find you and I'll kill you if they win angry
Sports › Re: Mexico Vs Nigeria FIFA U17 WC Final (0 - 3) On 8th November 2013 by iterator25: 6:05pm On Nov 08, 2013
mykh01: see as the mexican jersey dey fitted our players own na agbada.y naw
that's the secret wink
Sports › Re: Mexico Vs Nigeria FIFA U17 WC Final (0 - 3) On 8th November 2013 by iterator25: 6:02pm On Nov 08, 2013
Thebrightest: The mexicans will win.Mexico 2:1 Nigeria
I'll find you and I'll kill you if they win angry
Sports › Re: Mexico Vs Nigeria FIFA U17 WC Final (0 - 3) On 8th November 2013 by iterator25: 6:01pm On Nov 08, 2013
complete1: Please what colour of jersey is nigeria wearing?
pink angry
Politics › Re: Nigerians Have No Reason To Feel Discriminated In India (A Must Read) by iterator25: 4:47pm On Nov 08, 2013
SMH
Nairaland General › Re: Latest Scammers Trick Used By East/south Africans by iterator25: 3:58pm On Nov 08, 2013
Op is so naive, sad
Business › Re: Woolsworth Set To Exit Nigeria. by iterator25: 1:43pm On Nov 08, 2013
mcdokwe: will we miss themhuh I doubt
lmao
Politics › Re: Nigeria And Benin Republic Merger by iterator25: 11:59am On Nov 08, 2013
musiwa112: why would benin republic merge with Nigeria. It is not possible. the other nigerian will not agree to that. already they the north are saying. they are majority to now add benin republic , will make them more minority. they will never agree.

this thing is easy.. western Nigeria has sovereignty. And is a separate country. we just remove western Nigeria.

We would form a trade treaty with benin republic after we leave Nigeria. the border will be open , there would be no border... And trade will be the same. We intend to cross currency when we get the united nation seat. And simulate both economy and every other thing will fall into place. the first step is getting out of nigeria. and most important is international recognition.

If western nigeria get international recognition the rest are very simple. there will be no civil war in Nigeria because of that. It is getting the international recognition all over the world . that is the main problem. And i am making effort to get our government international recognition. The other nigerian are not going to give us any problem. that we leave, because Jonathan is from the east, so his people are not going to complain. because he is the one that in power. So it is very easy..
kindly provide us with the satellite images of Benin and western Nigeria so as to see the geographical size of both
Travel › Re: Anti-Nigerian Billboards In Goa, India by iterator25: 6:52am On Nov 07, 2013
Una see una life.. smh

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