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Weselion:NOOOOOO!!!!! |
Weselion:No!!!!!!! |
NEPA 24/7 GEJ TILL 2019. |
Bmark:who cares ![]() even if GEJ convert to a Muslim they will never like him, instead they will call it as been weak. any body who do not like this can go to hell, it is non of my business. |
Strongbest:Thanks, I just sent an e-mail to you now. |
Strongbest:yes you did, but I still need your Shoe polish formula. should I send my e-mail you ?. thanks . |
SHAIBULIAR:May your soul rest in piece ![]() |
dguyindcorner:AMEN. |
haters will never see this as good. thank you GEJ. GEJ till 2019. |
ISpiksDaTroof:GEJ TILL 2019 NO SHAKING. |
Strongbest:Good day sir, strongbest. What of those who bought before Christmas, anything for us ?. |
Gabbysky:well said may God bless your parent, they didn't waste their money at all in your school . |
senatorbayor:YES!!!! spreading falsehood by APC E-pigs. sorry oo!! if it pains you. |
major466:or lie Mohammed ![]() |
adisasegun:Somalia I hope you are not a member of Al-shabab ![]() |
Obiageli the APC falsehood news broadcaster how far .liars shall rot in hell . |
SeverusSnape:seeing their corpse enhances my appetite too ![]() |
minister2015:nonsense |
sphinx54:prof soyinka the manufacturers of English language. apc e-pig |
donphilopus:(claim) l hope you don't make a mistake in your life , nonsense. |
omenka:are they Nigerians ![]() |
OKDnigeria:and they will claim, that they loves the country. bunch of losers. |
Moody's: Nigeria's credit quality supported by relatively strong economy and low debt position, but lower oil prices to pressure public finances Global Credit Research - 22 Dec 2014 Nigeria (Ba3 stable) benefits from a resilient economy and robust fiscal position, although the recent drop in oil prices will likely put pressure on public finances and could lead to the widening of fiscal deficits, says Moody's Investors Service in its annual Nigeria Credit Analysis, published today. The rating agency notes that despite its exposure to lower oil prices, Nigeria's real economic growth will likely reach 5% in 2015, supported by the development of the non-oil sector. "Over the last ten years, Nigeria has grown in real terms by 8.3% annually, emerging in 2014 as the largest economy in Africa and displaying improving macroeconomic indicators, such as inflation and investment. Combined with an increasingly diversified economy -- led by the services sector -- we expect that the economy will continue to expand, and forecast that real GDP growth will reach 5.0% in 2015," says Aurelien Mali, Moody's senior analytical advisor -- Africa and author of the report. Nigeria's economy turned out richer than previously thought after the rebasing of the economy from 1990 to 2010, with nominal GDP at $516 billion. The revised figure is nearly twice as high as the previous estimate of $273 billion, while its 2013 GDP per capita has been revised to $5,746, significantly higher than the original expectation of $1,671. While oil revenues account for 60% to 70% of government revenues and have helped support the country during times of cyclical highs, the current lower oil prices will put pressure on the local currency, and may cause government budget deficits to widen as the low level of fiscal savings is unlikely to cover shortfalls resulting from lower oil revenues, says Moody's. Nigeria's general government debt is very low, estimated at 13.2% of GDP in 2014 with debt as percentage of government revenues estimated to reach 121.8%, according to Moody's, although both figures will likely increase in 2015 due to larger deficits. The rating agency projects 2015 debt to GDP to rise to an estimated 14.6% and debt to revenues to 130%, both still low levels when compared with most Ba3-rated peers. A risk lies in the fact that Nigeria's oil production will likely decline significantly from over the next decade absent increased investment in this sector, in particular, to develop Nigeria's large deepwater offshore oil deposits, says Moody's. For the moment, international oil companies have delayed investment amid uncertainty surrounding the Petroleum Investment Bill, which has been delayed in parliament for the last 6 years. Moody's notes that in 2015 spending cuts and potential to increase non-oil revenue through taxes will help mitigate the effect of lower oil revenues to some extent at the federal level. Nigeria is also making progress in addressing structural challenges, with progress in electricity sector reform improving the country's economic prospects, as access to electricity is essential in building a manufacturing base that could help the country diversify away from oil. Relative success in preserving macroeconomic stability, taking into account the current external shocks, could help further improve Nigeria's prospects, especially as inflation has been brought down to high single digits over the last two years, according to Moody's. Barring any tail risk, Moody's projects that investments will increase over the coming years and will benefit overall economic growth. As the country further develops its infrastructure, multinationals will likely increasingly compete for megaprojects: For example, China Railway Construction Corporation has recently won the nearly $12 billion contract to build and equip the 1,400 km costal railway which will link Lagos to Calabar in the east of the country via the city of Benin. But this is also dependent on the government's ability to improve Nigeria's weak institutions amid an environment facing political challenges, in particular due to tensions between ethnic and religious groups and the presence of Islamist militant group Boko Haram in the northeast. Subscribers can access the report at: http://www.moodys.com/viewresearchdoc.aspx?docid=PBC_175917 source: http://nairametrics.com/this-moodys-latest-rating-on-nigeria-should-annoy-buhari-and-apc/ YES THIS WILL ANNOY APC AND BUHARI BECAUSE THEY HATE NIGERIA. |
BobE1: |
ooo!!! you just reminded me about the distress call from my sister and her children in Katsina and how they miraculously escaped death from these barstared. it shall never be well with Buhari and his generation. . |
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may God bless your parent, they didn't waste their money at all in your school
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, USELESS FOOL.