₦airaland Forum

obaaderemi:
UBA Nigeria, Africa's bank of the year.

The subsidiaries of the Nigerian bank are the best banks in CoteDvoire, Cameroon, Zambia and nine other African countries! Wow!

vankelvin:
Didn't know anything about this tournament not even Kazikazi did

GHANA WINS AFCON 2021

Ghana have emerged winners of the 2021 Amputee African Cup of Nations hosted in Tanzania.

Enroute to the final, the Black Challenges defeated Egypt 3-0, beat Nigeria 4-0 in the quarterfinal before beating Angola 3-1 in the semi final.

Ghana overcame Liberia 3-2 in the final at the Benjamin Mkapa stadium on Saturday.

Mkenya2019:
Data appears fake.How can Nigeria nominal GDP have risen when Naira has fallen against USD and it's economy recessed last year by -5.

The same can be said of South Africa...though the rand did reverse it's depreciation.

Unless these are wild forcast for end of this year.

GeneralDae:
GDP is not the most important measure of an economy though, although it shows the output of goods and services in a nation. Therefore it makes sense that all populated countries have a GDP higher than they sometimes would have had. Also resources play a huge role. For instance, Angola and Equatorial Guinea have oil, but this is almost all of what the economies of these countries depend on. Angola have always had a higher GDP than Tanzania, but cities in Angola may be not so developed as cities in Tanzania except probably Luanda.

Nigeria has population, together with good Telecom and Banking sectors and is the tenth largest oil producing nation in the world. She practices non mechanised farming to an extent but still makes amongst the largest numbers in some agricultural produce. Even with all her perceived insecurities, Nigeria is amongst the top three nations with the most FDI's in Africa within the last 10 years ( the others are Egypt and South Africa). So while I agree with you that GDP should show in infrastructure, this isn't always the case like we see especially with Equatorial Guinea and many countries where Oil has been the dominant source of Government revenue for years.
Tanzania though is doing well and has the potential to overtake Kenya in GDP.

Kazikazi:
I agree,Tz has a potential, not to be higher than Kenya( I think we r already on top of them),but to be Africa's superpower. Yea,it will,it's just a matter of 'when'

Mkenya2019:
Tanzania has zero potential. Absolutely zero. I was talking to a kenya lady uber driver yesterday and she told me she has met Tanzanian kids (14yrs) looking for jobs around - and when he asked why they are not in school - they said in TZ - after primary education - most people leave school. In meantime kenya has Africa's only 100 percent transition from primary to secondary - and there is a lot of effort to get vocational colleges working.

People who think TZ has potential look at minerals (natural) resources - they don't look at their hopeless HUMAN RESOURCES.

Kenya is good example of what investing in Human Capital does to a country.

Until TZ takes HCI seriously - it's going nowhere. It's another Nigeria.

Mkenya2019:
Data appears fake.How can Nigeria nominal GDP have risen when Naira has fallen against USD and it's economy recessed last year by -5.

The same can be said of South Africa...though the rand did reverse it's depreciation.

Unless these are wild forcast for end of this year.

mtisQ:
the bolded true but folks been saying that for more than 10 years now but the gap is widening instead ...

Just30:
Yep

Ivory Coast is fast rising...I just hope their tribal political nonsense don't slow it down

Mkenya2019:
Tanzania has zero potential. Absolutely zero. I was talking to a kenya lady uber driver yesterday and she told me she has met Tanzanian kids (14yrs) looking for jobs around - and when he asked why they are not in school - they said in TZ - after primary education - most people leave school. In meantime kenya has Africa's only 100 percent transition from primary to secondary - and there is a lot of effort to get vocational colleges working.

People who think TZ has potential look at minerals (natural) resources - they don't look at their hopeless HUMAN RESOURCES.

Kenya is good example of what investing in Human Capital does to a country.

Until TZ takes HCI seriously - it's going nowhere. It's another Nigeria.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
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Don't wory all you need to know i am in that hotel but at the moment I have left the hotel to him back door on my suffering and smiling show[/s]

Mzal3ndo:
How much of her GDP is she collecting in taxes?

Mkenya2019:
Data appears fake.How can Nigeria nominal GDP have risen when Naira has fallen against USD and it's economy recessed last year by -5.

The same can be said of South Africa...though the rand did reverse it's depreciation.

Unless these are wild forcast for end of this year.

Mkenya2019:
Ghana Vision 2100

Just30:
I wish I had a claim to Liberia so that I could get longer US visa, when ever I apply for one.

Typing giant of Africa and you are proud of Nigeria is not what makes you are proud Nigerian...

Ask Samboro for help on how to be proud of your country so that you wouldn't have to run to Ghana for refuge.

samorobo:
Lmao we are not your mate,never have been.
Deal with that.

Shma:
Justo zombie is savage at times





I didn't know you're called samboro .... That is a slung word for 'd*ck'.

obaaderemi:
Out of 25 most capitalized banks in Africa, 5 are Nigerian banks.....
South Africa and Egypt have 6 each.....
Little India 2.(Not too bad for a $90bn economy)

Shma:
Justo zombie is savage at times





I didn't know you're called samboro .... That is a slung word for 'd*ck'.

obaaderemi:
Out of 25 most capitalized banks in Africa, 5 are Nigerian banks.....
South Africa and Egypt have 6 each.....
Little India 2.(Not too bad for a $90bn economy)

PROVERBZ:
Please somebody should engage that ipob goat sufferinsmillin I'm tired of seeing him get ignored.

The Kenyans in the group should help him out by engaging him after all he is providing materials for your argument.

Kazikazi:
The tournament was organized to get 4 teams to go the world cup.
Tanzania reached a semifinal by beating cameroon by 5-0. Tz qualified for world cup

Mkenya2019:
Tanzania has zero potential. Absolutely zero. I was talking to a kenya lady uber driver yesterday and she told me she has met Tanzanian kids (14yrs) looking for jobs around - and when he asked why they are not in school - they said in TZ - after primary education - most people leave school. In meantime kenya has Africa's only 100 percent transition from primary to secondary - and there is a lot of effort to get vocational colleges working.

People who think TZ has potential look at minerals (natural) resources - they don't look at their hopeless HUMAN RESOURCES.

Kenya is good example of what investing in Human Capital does to a country.

Until TZ takes HCI seriously - it's going nowhere. It's another Nigeria.

AfriqueDuZuid:
SA gdp is 415 B

obaaderemi:
Out of 25 most capitalized banks in Africa, 5 are Nigerian banks.....
South Africa and Egypt have 6 each.....
Little India 2.(Not too bad for a $90bn economy)

obaaderemi:
Out of 25 most capitalized banks in Africa, 5 are Nigerian banks.....
South Africa and Egypt have 6 each.....
Little India 2.(Not too bad for a $90bn economy)

vankelvin:
Don't expect Ghana to be on this ranking because anytime NPP is in Power they ridiculously close down Ghanaian businesses especially those that are doing well in the system...

Just less than 5 years they have successfully closed down over 5 strong Ghanaian Banks all in the name of Politics.. As for the smaller Banks they just swept them under the wheel just like that.

vankelvin:
Don't expect Ghana to be on this ranking because anytime NPP is in Power they ridiculously close down Ghanaian businesses especially those that are doing well in the system...

Just less than 5 years they have successfully closed down over 5 strong Ghanaian Banks all in the name of Politics.. As for the smaller Banks they just swept them under the wheel just like that.

GeneralDae:
But my Ghanaian friend told me NPP is the best thing since sliced bread in Ghana. What party do you endorse for Ghana?