₦airaland Forum

DonTim1:
When u c the politicsinvolved with this'simple' thing u mentioned, u will b suprised, decide toeven do it for free, for the love of it or for experience. It will shocku. Everytin is either for money or some spcialized gain inthe govt here.

Gelengelen:
useless tribe


for juju na yellowbar dey carry am for head for islam na yellowbar people dey carry am for head christianity nko na yellowbar people

na which side dis yeye people dey sef.


adultery ridden tribe of hopelessness.

Gelengelen:
useless tribe


for juju na yellowbar dey carry am for head for islam na yellowbar people dey carry am for head christianity nko na yellowbar people

na which side dis yeye people dey sef.


adultery ridden tribe of hopelessness.

refiner:
wat do u mean wif a kind of face lik mine?....u must be blind..u can't compare I nd him nd by d way u didn't take notice of d beautiful talent I wrote dere,y talk abt d ugly part of it?.

lest I foget I an married to jesus.

refiner:
wat do u mean wif a kind of face lik mine?....u must be blind..u can't compare I nd him nd by d way u didn't take notice of d beautiful talent I wrote dere,y talk abt d ugly part of it?.

lest I foget I an married to jesus.

KashyBaby:
This is scary!!!!

KashyBaby:
This is scary!!!!

YoursGEJ:
All those saying it is GEJ's handwork should note that the value of the economy was only recalculated under his regime. This has always been done by the World Bank by the way. Only the National Bureau of Statistics for some reason continued to use the old figures. The economy has constantly been growing at 8% since the boom of the telecoms industry under OBJ in 2003 but was measured using old parameters. Economic growth actually slowed under GEJ when boko haram began to terrorize on a massive scale otherwise the value would be even bigger that we have right now

I have attached a graph from the world bank. You can clearly see that the GDP spiked about 34% in 2003 under OBJ. It was the lowest it has been for over 10 years (4% in 2012) under the 'best president' GEJ. You 'educated' GEJ supporters should please show me where GEJ catapulted Nigeria's GDP to the top one in Africa. Illiterates who cannot perform a simple google search coming here to demonstrate their endowed stupidity.

mazeltov:
Nigeria is already on the path of failure. How can we move forward when we keep misplacing praises and criticism.
Stupidity is when we blame Buhari for our current economic failure and praise Gej for our IMF ranking

whatisthetruth:
how can I legally own a gun in Nigeria?

Mufasa27:
We need a man like Putin here in Nigeria.....

PassingShot:
Latest data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) show that a total of 475,180 new jobs were created in the third quarter of 2015.

In its third quarter survey, the NBS explained that this represents an increase of 236.1 per cent, compared with the previous quarter, and 36 per cent compared to the third quarter of 2014.

According to the Bureau, the increase in the number of jobs was driven mainly by informal sector jobs, which accounted for 90.2 per cent.

The labour force population increased to 75.9 million from 74 million in the second quater, representing an increase in the labour force by 2.60 per cent.

It was followed by formal sector jobs, which accounted for 8.8 per cent, while the public sector generated 4,818 jobs, representing 1.01 per cent of jobs in the period under review.

The informal sector accounted for over 90 per cent of total jobs in the third quater, and were predominantly in rural agricultural activities.
http://www.channelstv.com/2015/11/23/over-400000-jobs-created-in-third-quarter-nbs/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

PassingShot:
Latest data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) show that a total of 475,180 new jobs were created in the third quarter of 2015.

In its third quarter survey, the NBS explained that this represents an increase of 236.1 per cent, compared with the previous quarter, and 36 per cent compared to the third quarter of 2014.

According to the Bureau, the increase in the number of jobs was driven mainly by informal sector jobs, which accounted for 90.2 per cent.

The labour force population increased to 75.9 million from 74 million in the second quater, representing an increase in the labour force by 2.60 per cent.

It was followed by formal sector jobs, which accounted for 8.8 per cent, while the public sector generated 4,818 jobs, representing 1.01 per cent of jobs in the period under review.

The informal sector accounted for over 90 per cent of total jobs in the third quater, and were predominantly in rural agricultural activities.
http://www.channelstv.com/2015/11/23/over-400000-jobs-created-in-third-quarter-nbs/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter