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 Politics › Re: Igbo Or Ijaw, Who Owns Opobo? by MANDIPUTIN: 2:20pm On Aug 29, 2020 |
techmo:Since Kwara is Yoruba, let Zone 2020 Vice President or Presidency APC Ticket to Kwara people 4 Likes |
| Politics › We Prefer Rice To Sell At N50,000 Than Have An Easterner Become A President by MANDIPUTIN(op): 7:21am On Aug 29, 2020 |
Abeg we prefer a bag of rice to sell at N50,000 than have an easterner become a president. We are happy with Buhari. Those that can't afford rice in Kano should go to Nanono restaurant; it's N30 per plate. Stop hating the Fulani tribe. -FS Yusuf, AMIIM (#TPACT) @FS_Yusuf_ 1 Like 1 Share
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| Business › Nigerian Naira Fast Becoming The Weakest Currency In Africa by MANDIPUTIN(op): 9:29am On Aug 24, 2020 |
*NIGERIAN NAIRA FAST BECOMING THE WEAKEST CURRENCY IN AFRICA....* South Africa: Rand 1= 79 Naira Angola: 1 kwanza = 12 Naira Botswana: 1 Pula = 28 Naira Cape Verde: 1 Escudo = 8 Naira Algeria: 1 Dinar = 12 Naira Egypt: 1 Pound = 35 Naira Eritrea: 1 Nakata = 18 Naira Ethiopia: 1 Birr = 19 Naira Ghana: 1 Cedi = 56 Naira Gambia 1 Dalasi = 9 Naira Kenya: 1 shilling = 6 Naira Liberia: 1 Dinar = 8 Naira Lesotho: 1 Loti = 19 Naira Libya: 1 Dinar = 156 Naira Morocco: 1 Dirham = 176 Naira Madagascar: 1 Ariary = 14 Naira Mauritius: 1 Rupee = 16 Naira Malawi: 1 kwacha = 21 Naira Mozambique: 1 Metical = 24 Naira Namibia: 1 Dollar = 32 Naira Seychelles: 1 Rupee = 22 Naira Sudan: 1 pound = 42 Naira Swaziland: 1 Lilangeri = 19 Naira Tunisia: 1 Dinar = 150 Naira Zambia: 1 kwacha = 28 Naira Even the worst economies of Africa now have more valuable Exchange rate than us. As at today $1 = N470? €1 = N500? £1 =N640? N1,000,000 is less than $4000. ...and some think that we have not reached the breakpoint? Putin (Russia): Lawyer Trump (America): Economics degree Merkel (Germany): PhD physical chemistry Xi Jinping (China): Chemical engineering and Doctor of Law Buhari (Nigeria): WAEC not found |
| Politics › Re: What Is Nnamdi Kanu Current Occupation? by MANDIPUTIN: 9:07am On Aug 06, 2020 |
helinues:This just to cure your ignorance.
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| Politics › Re: What Is Nnamdi Kanu Current Occupation? by MANDIPUTIN: 8:43am On Aug 06, 2020*. Modified: 9:18am On Aug 06, 2020 |
What is The profession or work of Nnamdi Kanu please, a northerner asked Me: His work is to destroy Nigeria with the truth Copied. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: What Is Nnamdi Kanu Current Occupation? by MANDIPUTIN: 8:36am On Aug 06, 2020*. Modified: 8:56am On Aug 06, 2020 |
helinues:Do you think fighting for the emancipation of a people is an easy task that you can combine with your lazy civil service job of 50K/$100 monthly. Imaging someone who is earning 50K in civil service mocking a leader whose aim & objective is to bring his people from the dungeon of slavery like Madela did in South Africa 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Borno Residents Reject Repentant Boko Haram Members by MANDIPUTIN: 10:13am On Jul 25, 2020 |
Ghanaians To Enjoy Free Water, Electricity For 3 More Months. Ghanaian Times (Accra) By Kingsley Asare & Jonathan Donkor The government has announced a number of relief packages to ameliorate the hardship brought onto Ghanaians as a result of the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Minister Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta announced the packages in Accra yesterday when the presented the 2020 mid-year fiscal policy review to Parliament. According to the minister, the relief packages were to bring financial and social relief to businesses and the citizenry as well as stimulate the economy. Among them are the three months extension of free water and electricity supply for the citizens, reduction in the Communication Service Tax from nine to five per cent. In addition, the government has increased the Coronavirus Alleviation Programme Business Support Scheme (CAPBuSS) by GH¢150million to support businesses, and the establishment of a GH¢2 billion Guarantee facility to support all sectors of business and job creation. https://www.nairaland.com/6013250/ghanaians-enjoy-free-water-electricity |
| Politics › Re: Ondo: South West APC Rally Support For Akeredolu’s Second Term Ambition by MANDIPUTIN: 9:11am On Jul 25, 2020 |
Ghanaians To Enjoy Free Water, Electricity For 3 More Months Ghanaian Times (Accra) By Kingsley Asare & Jonathan Donkor The government has announced a number of relief packages to ameliorate the hardship brought onto Ghanaians as a result of the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Minister Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta announced the packages in Accra yesterday when the presented the 2020 mid-year fiscal policy review to Parliament. According to the minister, the relief packages were to bring financial and social relief to businesses and the citizenry as well as stimulate the economy. Among them are the three months extension of free water and electricity supply for the citizens, reduction in the Communication Service Tax from nine to five per cent. In addition, the government has increased the Coronavirus Alleviation Programme Business Support Scheme (CAPBuSS) by GH¢150million to support businesses, and the establishment of a GH¢2 billion Guarantee facility to support all sectors of business and job creation. https://www.nairaland.com/6013250/ghanaians-enjoy-free-water-electricity |
| NYSC › Re: Tinuade Adejuiyegbe Becomes First Seating Tradition Ruler To Attend NYSC Camp by MANDIPUTIN: 8:09am On Jul 25, 2020 |
Ghanaians To Enjoy Free Water, Electricity For 3 More Months. Ghanaian Times (Accra) By Kingsley Asare & Jonathan Donkor The government has announced a number of relief packages to ameliorate the hardship brought onto Ghanaians as a result of the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Minister Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta announced the packages in Accra yesterday when the presented the 2020 mid-year fiscal policy review to Parliament. According to the minister, the relief packages were to bring financial and social relief to businesses and the citizenry as well as stimulate the economy. Among them are the three months extension of free water and electricity supply for the citizens, reduction in the Communication Service Tax from nine to five per cent. In addition, the government has increased the Coronavirus Alleviation Programme Business Support Scheme (CAPBuSS) by GH¢150million to support businesses, and the establishment of a GH¢2 billion Guarantee facility to support all sectors of business and job creation. https://www.nairaland.com/6013250/ghanaians-enjoy-free-water-electricity 2 Likes |
| Foreign Affairs › Ghanaians To Enjoy Free Water, Electricity For 3 More Months by MANDIPUTIN(op): 10:00pm On Jul 24, 2020 |
Ghanaian Times (Accra) By Kingsley Asare & Jonathan Donkor The government has announced a number of relief packages to ameliorate the hardship brought onto Ghanaians as a result of the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Minister Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta announced the packages in Accra yesterday when the presented the 2020 mid-year fiscal policy review to Parliament. According to the minister, the relief packages were to bring financial and social relief to businesses and the citizenry as well as stimulate the economy. Among them are the three months extension of free water and electricity supply for the citizens, reduction in the Communication Service Tax from nine to five per cent. In addition, the government has increased the Coronavirus Alleviation Programme Business Support Scheme (CAPBuSS) by GH¢150million to support businesses, and the establishment of a GH¢2 billion Guarantee facility to support all sectors of business and job creation. https://www.ghanaiantimes.com.gh/ghanaians-to-enjoy-free-water-electricity-for-3-more-months/ |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: China Orders Closure Of US Consulate In Chengdu by MANDIPUTIN: 7:50am On Jul 24, 2020 |
Exactly what President Trump want from China, to retaliate. 6 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: Benue State Belongs To The Fulani By Right Of Conquest - Prof. Labdo Muhammad by MANDIPUTIN: 2:23pm On Jul 20, 2020 |
Wow, we learn everyday. |
| Politics › Re: Buhari Names Agbor Railway Complex After Goodluck Jonathan by MANDIPUTIN: 6:08pm On Jul 18, 2020 |
ki02020:In fact, only those with political sagacity will comprehend this point. Thumps up! |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Egypt Leads Among Top 5 Most Powerful Countries In Africa by MANDIPUTIN: 4:11pm On Jul 07, 2020 |
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| Foreign Affairs › Re: Egypt Leads Among Top 5 Most Powerful Countries In Africa by MANDIPUTIN: 3:45pm On Jul 07, 2020*. Modified: 4:10pm On Jul 07, 2020 |
1.South Africa 2.Morocco 3.Kenya 4.Ghana 5.Tunisia The overall ranking of Best Countries measure global performance on a variety of metrics. Switzerland #1 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$705.5 billion POPULATION8.5 million GDP PC, PPP$65,010 #2 Canada in Best Countries Overall #3 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.7 trillion POPULATION37.1 million GDP PC, PPP$49,690 Japan #3 in Best Countries Overall #2 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$5.0 trillion POPULATION126.5 million GDP PC, PPP$44,246 Germany #4 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$4.0 trillion POPULATION82.9 million GDP PC, PPP$52,386 Australia #5 in Best Countries Overall #7 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.4 trillion POPULATION25.0 million GDP PC, PPP$52,379 United Kingdom #6 in Best Countries Overall #5 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$2.8 trillion POPULATION66.5 million GDP PC, PPP$45,741 United States #7 in Best Countries Overall #8 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$20.5 trillion POPULATION327.2 million GDP PC, PPP$62,869 Sweden #8 in Best Countries Overall #6 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$551.0 billion POPULATION10.2 million GDP PC, PPP$53,652 Netherlands #9 in Best Countries Overall #11 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$913.7 billion POPULATION17.2 million GDP PC, PPP$56,489 Norway #10 in Best Countries Overall #9 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$434.8 billion POPULATION5.3 million GDP PC, PPP$74,357 New Zealand #11 in Best Countries Overall #12 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$205.0 billion POPULATION4.9 million GDP PC, PPP$40,096 France #12 in Best Countries Overall #10 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$2.8 trillion POPULATION67.0 million GDP PC, PPP$45,893 Denmark #13 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$352.1 billion POPULATION5.8 million GDP PC, PPP$52,279 Finland #14 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$274.0 billion POPULATION5.5 million GDP PC, PPP$46,596 China #15 in Best Countries Overall #16 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$13.6 trillion POPULATION1.4 billion GDP PC, PPP$18,116 Singapore #16 in Best Countries Overall #15 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$364.2 billion POPULATION5.6 million GDP PC, PPP$101,387 Italy #17 in Best Countries Overall #18 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$2.1 trillion POPULATION60.4 million GDP PC, PPP$39,676 Austria #18 in Best Countries Overall Not Ranked in 2019 GDP$455.7 billion POPULATION8.8 million GDP PC, PPP$52,172 Spain #19 in Best Countries Overall #20 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.4 trillion POPULATION46.7 million GDP PC, PPP$40,172 South Korea #20 in Best Countries Overall #22 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.6 trillion POPULATION51.6 million GDP PC, PPP$43,290 Luxembourg #21 in Best Countries Overall #19 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$69.5 billion POPULATION607.7 thousand GDP PC, PPP$106,372 United Arab Emirates #22 in Best Countries Overall #23 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$414.2 billion POPULATION9.6 million GDP PC, PPP$69,222 Russia #23 in Best Countries Overall #24 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.7 trillion POPULATION144.5 million GDP PC, PPP$28,797 Portugal #24 in Best Countries Overall #25 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$238.0 billion POPULATION10.3 million GDP PC, PPP$32,412 India #25 in Best Countries Overall #27 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$2.7 trillion POPULATION1.4 billion GDP PC, PPP$7,859 Thailand #26 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$505.0 billion POPULATION69.4 million GDP PC, PPP$19,484 Greece #27 in Best Countries Overall #30 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$218.0 billion POPULATION10.7 million GDP PC, PPP$29,072 Brazil #28 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$1.9 trillion POPULATION209.5 million GDP PC, PPP$16,146 Israel #29 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$369.7 billion POPULATION8.9 million GDP PC, PPP$37,994 Qatar #30 in Best Countries Overall #31 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$192.0 billion POPULATION2.8 million GDP PC, PPP$129,638 Saudi Arabia #31 in Best Countries Overall #32 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$782.5 billion POPULATION33.7 million GDP PC, PPP$55,730 Malaysia #32 in Best Countries Overall #38 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$354.3 billion POPULATION31.5 million GDP PC, PPP$31,311 Mexico #33 in Best Countries Overall #35 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.2 trillion POPULATION126.2 million GDP PC, PPP$20,616 Poland #34 in Best Countries Overall #33 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$585.8 billion POPULATION38.0 million GDP PC, PPP$32,005 Turkey #35 in Best Countries Overall #34 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$766.5 billion POPULATION82.3 million GDP PC, PPP$28,044 Egypt #36 in Best Countries Overall #40 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$250.9 billion POPULATION98.4 million GDP PC, PPP$13,358 Czech Republic #37 in Best Countries Overall #41 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$245.2 billion POPULATION10.6 million GDP PC, PPP$37,340 Costa Rica #38 in Best Countries Overall #44 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$60.1 billion POPULATION5.0 million GDP PC, PPP$17,566 South Africa #39 in Best Countries Overall #37 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$368.3 billion POPULATION57.8 million GDP PC, PPP$13,630 Morocco #40 in Best Countries Overall #42 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$118.5 billion POPULATION36.0 million GDP PC, PPP$8,931 Indonesia #41 in Best Countries Overall #43 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.0 trillion POPULATION267.7 million GDP PC, PPP$13,234 Argentina #42 in Best Countries Overall #48 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$518.5 billion POPULATION44.5 million GDP PC, PPP$20,551 Vietnam #43 in Best Countries Overall #39 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$244.9 billion POPULATION95.5 million GDP PC, PPP$7,513 Croatia #44 in Best Countries Overall #36 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$60.8 billion POPULATION4.1 million GDP PC, PPP$26,256 Philippines #45 in Best Countries Overall #50 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$330.9 billion POPULATION106.7 million GDP PC, PPP$8,943 Chile #46 in Best Countries Overall #53 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$298.2 billion POPULATION18.7 million GDP PC, PPP$25,700 Peru #47 in Best Countries Overall #46 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$222.2 billion POPULATION32.0 million GDP PC, PPP$14,242 Sri Lanka #48 in Best Countries Overall #45 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$88.9 billion POPULATION21.7 million GDP PC, PPP$13,443 Dominican Republic #49 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$81.3 billion POPULATION10.6 million GDP PC, PPP$18,346 Panama #50 in Best Countries Overall #52 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$65.1 billion POPULATION4.2 million GDP PC, PPP$25,628 Colombia #51 in Best Countries Overall #66 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$330.2 billion POPULATION49.6 million GDP PC, PPP$14,936 Slovakia #52 in Best Countries Overall #59 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$106.5 billion POPULATION5.4 million GDP PC, PPP$35,136 Kenya #53 in Best Countries Overall Not Ranked in 2019 GDP$87.9 billion POPULATION51.4 million GDP PC, PPP$3,705 Romania #54 in Best Countries Overall #62 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$239.6 billion POPULATION19.5 million GDP PC, PPP$26,448 Estonia #55 in Best Countries Overall #51 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$30.3 billion POPULATION1.3 million GDP PC, PPP$34,157 Slovenia #56 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$54.2 billion POPULATION2.1 million GDP PC, PPP$36,741 Myanmar #57 in Best Countries Overall #61 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$71.2 billion POPULATION53.7 million GDP PC, PPP$6,227 Bulgaria #58 in Best Countries Overall #67 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$65.1 billion POPULATION7.0 million GDP PC, PPP$23,169 Lithuania #59 in Best Countries Overall #57 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$53.3 billion POPULATION2.8 million GDP PC, PPP$34,597 Bolivia #60 in Best Countries Overall Not Ranked in 2019 GDP$40.3 billion POPULATION11.4 million GDP PC, PPP$7,842 Azerbaijan #61 in Best Countries Overall #70 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$46.9 billion POPULATION9.9 million GDP PC, PPP$18,023 Latvia #62 in Best Countries Overall #55 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$34.8 billion POPULATION1.9 million GDP PC, PPP$29,912 Ecuador #63 in Best Countries Overall #58 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$108.4 billion POPULATION17.1 million GDP PC, PPP$11,760 Jordan #64 in Best Countries Overall #71 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$42.3 billion POPULATION10.0 million GDP PC, PPP$9,431 Guatemala #65 in Best Countries Overall #64 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$78.5 billion POPULATION17.2 million GDP PC, PPP$8,443 Kazakhstan #66 in Best Countries Overall #68 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$170.5 billion POPULATION18.3 million GDP PC, PPP$27,660 Ghana #67 in Best Countries Overall #69 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$65.6 billion POPULATION29.8 million GDP PC, PPP$6,492 Ukraine #68 in Best Countries Overall #65 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$130.8 billion POPULATION44.6 million GDP PC, PPP$9,287 Tunisia #69 in Best Countries Overall #72 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$39.9 billion POPULATION11.6 million GDP PC, PPP$12,384 Belarus #70 in Best Countries Overall #73 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$59.7 billion POPULATION9.5 million GDP PC, PPP$19,941 Oman #71 in Best Countries Overall #63 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$79.3 billion POPULATION4.8 million GDP PC, PPP$47,933 Serbia #72 in Best Countries Overall #77 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$50.5 billion POPULATION7.0 million GDP PC, PPP$17,552 Lebanon #73 Best Countries Overall #76 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$56.6 billion POPULATION6.8 million GDP PC, PPP$14,689 https://www.nairaland.com/5974556/overall-best-countries-ranking-2020 https://www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/overall-rankings |
| Crime › Re: Bandits Kidnap Yusha’u Dissi, Kill 18 Persons In Katsina State by MANDIPUTIN: 11:38am On Jul 07, 2020*. Modified: 12:10pm On Jul 07, 2020 |
2020 Best Countries Ranking. The ranking evaluate 73 Countries The overall ranking of Best Countries measure global performance on a variety of metrics. Switzerland #1 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$705.5 billion POPULATION8.5 million GDP PC, PPP$65,010 #2 Canada in Best Countries Overall #3 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.7 trillion POPULATION37.1 million GDP PC, PPP$49,690 Japan #3 in Best Countries Overall #2 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$5.0 trillion POPULATION126.5 million GDP PC, PPP$44,246 More : https://www.nairaland.com/5974556/overall-best-countries-ranking-2020 1 Like 1 Share
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| Properties › Re: Multi-level Building Owners To Submit Insurance Certificates In Lagos by MANDIPUTIN: 11:19am On Jul 07, 2020 |
Supermugu:To educate. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: 15 Killed In Fresh Katsina Attack by MANDIPUTIN: 11:18am On Jul 07, 2020 |
Haniel18:https://www.channelstv.com/2020/07/07/15-killed-in-fresh-katsina-attack/
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| Properties › Re: Multi-level Building Owners To Submit Insurance Certificates In Lagos by MANDIPUTIN: 11:14am On Jul 07, 2020 |
Overall Best Countries Ranking. 2020 Rankings Switzerland #1 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$705.5 billion POPULATION8.5 million GDP PC, PPP$65,010 #2 Canada in Best Countries Overall #3 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.7 trillion POPULATION37.1 million GDP PC, PPP$49,690 READ MORE : https://www.nairaland.com/5974556/overall-best-countries-ranking-2020 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Arewa Youths Demand Reversal Of Petrol Pump Price, Threaten Mass Protest by MANDIPUTIN: 11:10am On Jul 07, 2020 |
Overall Best Countries Ranking 2020 Rankings. Switzerland #1 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$705.5 billion POPULATION8.5 million GDP PC, PPP$65,010 #2 Canada in Best Countries Overall #3 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.7 trillion POPULATION37.1 million GDP PC, PPP$49,690 Read more: https://www.nairaland.com/5974556/overall-best-countries-ranking-2020
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| Foreign Affairs › Overall Best Countries Ranking 2020 Rankings by MANDIPUTIN(op): 11:32pm On Jul 06, 2020*. Modified: 6:02pm On Jul 07, 2020 |
Overall Best Countries Ranking 2020 Rankings The overall ranking of Best Countries measure global performance on a variety of metrics. Top 5 African countries 1.South Africa 2.Morocco 3.Kenya 4.Ghana 5.Tunisia Switzerland #1 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$705.5 billion POPULATION8.5 million GDP PC, PPP$65,010 #2 Canada in Best Countries Overall #3 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.7 trillion POPULATION37.1 million GDP PC, PPP$49,690 Japan #3 in Best Countries Overall #2 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$5.0 trillion POPULATION126.5 million GDP PC, PPP$44,246 Germany #4 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$4.0 trillion POPULATION82.9 million GDP PC, PPP$52,386 Australia #5 in Best Countries Overall #7 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.4 trillion POPULATION25.0 million GDP PC, PPP$52,379 United Kingdom #6 in Best Countries Overall #5 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$2.8 trillion POPULATION66.5 million GDP PC, PPP$45,741 United States #7 in Best Countries Overall #8 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$20.5 trillion POPULATION327.2 million GDP PC, PPP$62,869 Sweden #8 in Best Countries Overall #6 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$551.0 billion POPULATION10.2 million GDP PC, PPP$53,652 Netherlands #9 in Best Countries Overall #11 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$913.7 billion POPULATION17.2 million GDP PC, PPP$56,489 Norway #10 in Best Countries Overall #9 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$434.8 billion POPULATION5.3 million GDP PC, PPP$74,357 New Zealand #11 in Best Countries Overall #12 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$205.0 billion POPULATION4.9 million GDP PC, PPP$40,096 France #12 in Best Countries Overall #10 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$2.8 trillion POPULATION67.0 million GDP PC, PPP$45,893 Denmark #13 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$352.1 billion POPULATION5.8 million GDP PC, PPP$52,279 Finland #14 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$274.0 billion POPULATION5.5 million GDP PC, PPP$46,596 China #15 in Best Countries Overall #16 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$13.6 trillion POPULATION1.4 billion GDP PC, PPP$18,116 Singapore #16 in Best Countries Overall #15 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$364.2 billion POPULATION5.6 million GDP PC, PPP$101,387 Italy #17 in Best Countries Overall #18 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$2.1 trillion POPULATION60.4 million GDP PC, PPP$39,676 Austria #18 in Best Countries Overall Not Ranked in 2019 GDP$455.7 billion POPULATION8.8 million GDP PC, PPP$52,172 Spain #19 in Best Countries Overall #20 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.4 trillion POPULATION46.7 million GDP PC, PPP$40,172 South Korea #20 in Best Countries Overall #22 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.6 trillion POPULATION51.6 million GDP PC, PPP$43,290 Luxembourg #21 in Best Countries Overall #19 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$69.5 billion POPULATION607.7 thousand GDP PC, PPP$106,372 United Arab Emirates #22 in Best Countries Overall #23 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$414.2 billion POPULATION9.6 million GDP PC, PPP$69,222 Russia #23 in Best Countries Overall #24 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.7 trillion POPULATION144.5 million GDP PC, PPP$28,797 Portugal #24 in Best Countries Overall #25 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$238.0 billion POPULATION10.3 million GDP PC, PPP$32,412 India #25 in Best Countries Overall #27 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$2.7 trillion POPULATION1.4 billion GDP PC, PPP$7,859 Thailand #26 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$505.0 billion POPULATION69.4 million GDP PC, PPP$19,484 Greece #27 in Best Countries Overall #30 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$218.0 billion POPULATION10.7 million GDP PC, PPP$29,072 Brazil #28 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$1.9 trillion POPULATION209.5 million GDP PC, PPP$16,146 Israel #29 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$369.7 billion POPULATION8.9 million GDP PC, PPP$37,994 Qatar #30 in Best Countries Overall #31 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$192.0 billion POPULATION2.8 million GDP PC, PPP$129,638 Saudi Arabia #31 in Best Countries Overall #32 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$782.5 billion POPULATION33.7 million GDP PC, PPP$55,730 Malaysia #32 in Best Countries Overall #38 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$354.3 billion POPULATION31.5 million GDP PC, PPP$31,311 Mexico #33 in Best Countries Overall #35 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.2 trillion POPULATION126.2 million GDP PC, PPP$20,616 Poland #34 in Best Countries Overall #33 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$585.8 billion POPULATION38.0 million GDP PC, PPP$32,005 Turkey #35 in Best Countries Overall #34 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$766.5 billion POPULATION82.3 million GDP PC, PPP$28,044 Egypt #36 in Best Countries Overall #40 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$250.9 billion POPULATION98.4 million GDP PC, PPP$13,358 Czech Republic #37 in Best Countries Overall #41 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$245.2 billion POPULATION10.6 million GDP PC, PPP$37,340 Costa Rica #38 in Best Countries Overall #44 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$60.1 billion POPULATION5.0 million GDP PC, PPP$17,566 South Africa #39 in Best Countries Overall #37 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$368.3 billion POPULATION57.8 million GDP PC, PPP$13,630 Morocco #40 in Best Countries Overall #42 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$118.5 billion POPULATION36.0 million GDP PC, PPP$8,931 Indonesia #41 in Best Countries Overall #43 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$1.0 trillion POPULATION267.7 million GDP PC, PPP$13,234 Argentina #42 in Best Countries Overall #48 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$518.5 billion POPULATION44.5 million GDP PC, PPP$20,551 Vietnam #43 in Best Countries Overall #39 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$244.9 billion POPULATION95.5 million GDP PC, PPP$7,513 Croatia #44 in Best Countries Overall #36 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$60.8 billion POPULATION4.1 million GDP PC, PPP$26,256 Philippines #45 in Best Countries Overall #50 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$330.9 billion POPULATION106.7 million GDP PC, PPP$8,943 Chile #46 in Best Countries Overall #53 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$298.2 billion POPULATION18.7 million GDP PC, PPP$25,700 Peru #47 in Best Countries Overall #46 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$222.2 billion POPULATION32.0 million GDP PC, PPP$14,242 Sri Lanka #48 in Best Countries Overall #45 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$88.9 billion POPULATION21.7 million GDP PC, PPP$13,443 Dominican Republic #49 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$81.3 billion POPULATION10.6 million GDP PC, PPP$18,346 Panama #50 in Best Countries Overall #52 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$65.1 billion POPULATION4.2 million GDP PC, PPP$25,628 Colombia #51 in Best Countries Overall #66 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$330.2 billion POPULATION49.6 million GDP PC, PPP$14,936 Slovakia #52 in Best Countries Overall #59 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$106.5 billion POPULATION5.4 million GDP PC, PPP$35,136 Kenya #53 in Best Countries Overall Not Ranked in 2019 GDP$87.9 billion POPULATION51.4 million GDP PC, PPP$3,705 Romania #54 in Best Countries Overall #62 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$239.6 billion POPULATION19.5 million GDP PC, PPP$26,448 Estonia #55 in Best Countries Overall #51 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$30.3 billion POPULATION1.3 million GDP PC, PPP$34,157 Slovenia #56 in Best Countries Overall No Change in Rank from 2019 GDP$54.2 billion POPULATION2.1 million GDP PC, PPP$36,741 Myanmar #57 in Best Countries Overall #61 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$71.2 billion POPULATION53.7 million GDP PC, PPP$6,227 Bulgaria #58 in Best Countries Overall #67 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$65.1 billion POPULATION7.0 million GDP PC, PPP$23,169 Lithuania #59 in Best Countries Overall #57 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$53.3 billion POPULATION2.8 million GDP PC, PPP$34,597 Bolivia #60 in Best Countries Overall Not Ranked in 2019 GDP$40.3 billion POPULATION11.4 million GDP PC, PPP$7,842 Azerbaijan #61 in Best Countries Overall #70 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$46.9 billion POPULATION9.9 million GDP PC, PPP$18,023 Latvia #62 in Best Countries Overall #55 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$34.8 billion POPULATION1.9 million GDP PC, PPP$29,912 Ecuador #63 in Best Countries Overall #58 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$108.4 billion POPULATION17.1 million GDP PC, PPP$11,760 Jordan #64 in Best Countries Overall #71 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$42.3 billion POPULATION10.0 million GDP PC, PPP$9,431 Guatemala #65 in Best Countries Overall #64 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$78.5 billion POPULATION17.2 million GDP PC, PPP$8,443 Kazakhstan #66 in Best Countries Overall #68 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$170.5 billion POPULATION18.3 million GDP PC, PPP$27,660 Ghana #67 in Best Countries Overall #69 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$65.6 billion POPULATION29.8 million GDP PC, PPP$6,492 Ukraine #68 in Best Countries Overall #65 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$130.8 billion POPULATION44.6 million GDP PC, PPP$9,287 Tunisia #69 in Best Countries Overall #72 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$39.9 billion POPULATION11.6 million GDP PC, PPP$12,384 Belarus #70 in Best Countries Overall #73 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$59.7 billion POPULATION9.5 million GDP PC, PPP$19,941 Oman #71 in Best Countries Overall #63 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$79.3 billion POPULATION4.8 million GDP PC, PPP$47,933 Serbia #72 in Best Countries Overall #77 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$50.5 billion POPULATION7.0 million GDP PC, PPP$17,552 Lebanon #73 Best Countries Overall #76 out of 80 in 2019 GDP$56.6 billion POPULATION6.8 million GDP PC, PPP$14,689 https://www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/overall-rankings
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| Politics › We Do Not Expect Everybody To Support Biafra Agitation –Kanu. The Nation by MANDIPUTIN(op): 8:36am On Jul 06, 2020 |
Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Nnmadi Kanu on Sunday vowed they are prepared to sacrifice the last drop of their blood to restore Biafra saying he does not expect everybody that bears a Biafran name to support wholeheartedly the move IPOB is making to ensure that freedom is restored in Igboland. “We urge the good people of Biafra not to be unduly burdened when certain comments designed to pander to the Fulani Caliphate are uttered by some individuals or politicians as we march ever so remorselessly to our destination which is freedom for Biafra. Kanu said in a statement by his Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful that these misguided individuals should therefore be pitied rather than condemned. “Our position against the flawed foundational structures upon which our British colonial masters constructed the fraudulent edifice Flora Shaw originally named Nigga-area later anglicised to Nigeria by her lover Frederick Luggard must not be allowed to stand. “It doesn’t matter what ignorant neo-colonial slaves say or do, the Fulani Caliphate will continue to use unity of Nigeria as an excuse to continue their age long camping of mass murder, genocide and ethnic cleansing as millions watch on impotently under the guise of keeping a British colonial product one.” He said: “Each person is entitled to his or her opinion about whether to be a free soul or to continue living as the glorified slave. For us in IPOB, we have chosen to be free but we shall let those that wish to be enslaved to continue to do so till eternity. It’s all about choice.” He reiterated that “we are not expecting every person to support Biafra agitation as long as we know that currently 99.9 per cent of our people are in support of the movement IPOB is making towards our quest for Biafra independence. “We are not perturbed by the utterances of a few compromised politicians and their shameless agents, who because of their desire to please their slave masters, are ever ready to sabotage our collective interest. A million of them cannot deter us in our quest and unstoppable march to restore Biafra in the shortest possible time.” “We are equally aware that Biafran politicians serving Nigeria in Abuja and other places took an oath to be ‘faithful, loyal and honest’ to Nigeria which for some of them means subjugating their fellow citizens to the devilish whims of the caliphate masters in core north. So, we expect them to honour their pledge the same way those of us serving Biafra in different capacities have pledged to serve her with the last drop of our blood and make sure it comes into existence in our time. “The ungodly statements from Biafra politicians is an encouragement to us because it only serves to fire up our determination to restore our lost identity and freedoms. We quite understand that they are under the influence of whatever it is their masters fed to them but in time they shall all be put to shame or worse. “IPOB is well organised the world over and solidly built on an immovable rock. Mere words cannot change our strategy nor will it dent our resolve to restore Biafra in every truth and honesty. But our assurance to them is that in the end, they will regret their actions. The day of reckoning is fast approaching. 1 Like
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| Politics › AKK Gas Pipeline - "You Can't Take Niger Delta Gas - Annkio Briggs by MANDIPUTIN(op): 7:22am On Jul 04, 2020 |
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| Politics › IMF Projects Debt Servicing Will Gulp All FG's Revenue In 2020 by MANDIPUTIN(op): 5:09pm On Jul 02, 2020 |
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected that all revenue accrued to the federal government in 2020 will be spent on interest repayments. Jesmin Rahman, IMF’s mission chief and senior resident representative for Nigeria, disclosed the projections while speaking at a webinar hosted by the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG), Fiscal Policy Roundtable and Tax Investment and Competitiveness Policy Commission. Rahman attributed Nigeria’s fiscal problems to low revenue. “The first vulnerability comes from having a very low level of fiscal revenues, total revenues at seven percent of GDP is less than half of sub-Saharan Africa’s average and far lower than the averaging oil-exporting countries. “It is also lower than the minimum threshold of 12 percent which is considered necessary for the government to provide an enabling and growth-enhancing role. “Interest payments take up a large share of revenues, leaving little resources for everything else this year, in particular, all of the federal government’s revenues are expected to be spent on interest payments. “This is particularly staggering when we look at how little is spent on education and health.” Speaking further, Rahman said the fund considers Nigeria’s public debt, including Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria’s debt, stands at 29 percent of GDP; lower than the 53 percent average in other developing and emerging market economies. “When we do our in-depth analysis, public debt is projected to reach about 37 percent of GDP this year and remains roughly around that level in the medium term,” she said. “We do various stress scenarios in our debt sustainability analysis and in all of those scenarios, public debt does not go beyond 50 percent of GDP. “So, I will not say that public debt is having a crisis or that public debt is extremely high. It is really a revenue issue; very low and volatile revenue is what poses a lot of fiscal risks and there are sizable financing risks in the next 12 months.” Commending the 2019 finance act, the IMF official said Nigeria needs to move on multiple fronts to raise revenue beyond the minimum threshold necessary for government effectiveness. She listed some of the moves to include improving value-added tax and company income tax efficiency, increasing the percentage of active taxpayers, reducing tax exemptions and raising trust in public institutions to improve tax morale. According to the medium-term expenditure framework and fiscal strategy (MTEF/FSP) report published by the ministry of finance, budget, and national planning, the debt service to revenue ratio for the first quarter of 2020 was 99 percent. During the quarter, the federal government’s retained revenue was N950.56 billion while N943.12 billion was expended on debt servicing. https://www.thecable.ng/imf-projects-debt-servicing-will-gulp-all-fgs-revenue-in-2020
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| Politics › Re: 2023: Oshiomhole’s Sack Dims Way For Tinubu by MANDIPUTIN: 12:59pm On Jun 27, 2020 |
Tinubu is a master strategist, he will surprise many with his next move. Watch out! 8 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Presidency Summons Matawalle Over Insecurity In Zamfara by MANDIPUTIN: 10:33am On Jun 24, 2020 |
peeps4u:The report didn't say Buhari but Presidency. All over the world i've not heard that the Presidency took decisions. for example its either President Trump, President Putin etc summon, sack or invited someone etc. Its only in Nigeria you'll hear that the Presidency took decisions on behalf of the President. There is no where else in the world is that nomenclature used to represent a President of a country. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: The Private School Teachers Are Suffering The Most And The Irony Is Our Agony.. by MANDIPUTIN: 9:10am On Jun 24, 2020 |
christian4chris:why do you have different details in 2 different platforms? 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: The Private School Teachers Are Suffering The Most And The Irony Is Our Agony.. by MANDIPUTIN: 8:05am On Jun 24, 2020*. Modified: 9:08am On Jun 24, 2020 |
From your post you said you're from Okposi in Ebonyi State but in your Facebook page, you're from Okposi in Rivers state. Here, you talked about your family which invariably means you're married with kids but in your Facebook page you're single. Why the inconsistencies. 3 Likes |
| Romance › Beware! People Will Say Its Wrong To Marry. by MANDIPUTIN(op): 9:00am On Jun 23, 2020 |
1 Timothy 4 v 1 -4 1.The Spirit says clearly that some people will abandon the faith in later times; they will obey lying spirits and follow the teachings of demons. 2.Such teachings are spread by deceitful liars, whose consciences are dead, as if burnt with a hot iron. 3.Such people teach that it is wrong to marry and to eat certain foods. But God created those foods to be eaten, after a prayer of thanks, by those who are believers and have come to know the truth. 4.Everything that God has created is good; nothing is to be rejected, but everything is to be received with a prayer of thanks. |
| Romance › Re: Don't People Want To Marry Again? What's Going Wrong In Our Society? by MANDIPUTIN: 8:39am On Jun 23, 2020*. Modified: 9:04am On Jun 23, 2020 |
1 Timothy 4 v 1- 4 1.The Spirit says clearly that some people will abandon the faith in later times; they will obey lying spirits and follow the teachings of demons. 2.Such teachings are spread by deceitful liars, whose consciences are dead, as if burnt with a hot iron. 3.Such people teach that it is wrong to marry and to eat certain foods. But God created those foods to be eaten, after a prayer of thanks, by those who are believers and have come to know the truth. 4.Everything that God has created is good; nothing is to be rejected, but everything is to be received with a prayer of thanks, |
