What’s the role of our traditional institutions/authorities then?
When
Native docs are now aiding crime in d region.
Native priests now liaising with known gunmen to set our state on fire.


Welcome to pg999
Meanwhile some state’s threads have never gone beyond d 10th page. If you’re one of those camping on Anambra thread like night owls,I beseech u this moment to go update your state’s thread,keep it moving,ask and discuss some relevant questions affecting governance and the governed in your state.

ChimaAdeoye:


Quite a pleasure to see that the new governor has taken the fight to the criminals holding Anambra hostage. Who escalated criminal activities to intimidate and overwhelm the new governor Soludo. Their strategy has totally backfired.

I am so happy that instead of being intimidated by criminals, Soludo rose to the challenge and took the fight to their doorsteps. He must not relent in the current momentum if he hopes to win this war. Else they will regroup and stage an even more devastating comeback.

The confiscation of lands and demolition of the buildings and other infrastructure used by criminals and kidnappers to terrorize the state must continue to be implemented with utmost alacrity. Until the massage that crime does not pay will be heard loud and clear by the criminals. This is a very good start by Soludo to flush these criminals out and regain control of the state.

Exactly!

That is how to go about it when criminals test the will of a new government. When Obiano took over, the criminal gangs did the same thing to test his will. He rose to the occasion and drove them out of the state to enable him to implement his plan. Unless you decisively go after criminals, appealing to them to stop kidnapping and crime is a sign of weakness in their eyes.

post=113709510:
Ariaria International market Aba to shut down Wednesday, Thursday & Friday for #PVC collection. Ladies & gentlemen #Mr_Peter_Obi is actually more than a movement.

Not just about Obi but emancipating from Ipob mental slavery and brainwash.
~Should ndigbo continue to fold hands and watch as fellow Nigerians control politics?
~Should ndigbo continue to fold hands and keep lamenting every four years and blaming/hating others?
~Should ndigbo continue to shy away from politics and then cry foul when it matters the most?
~Should ndigbo continue to open shop and sell their markets while others are out there in d rain and sun getting the PVCs which will in turn decide their future(pls don’t come here and tell me ‘we know they’ll rig the elections ,so therefore we ain’t interested’).
~You keep shying away from politics/elections so these guys will always regard u as ‘set of irrelevants’,’5%ters’,’inconsequential dot’...
~You won’t engage in politics/elections but will end up crying marginalisation everyday in probably 8yrs.
~Do you want another 8yrs of sitting at home and locking yourselves at the news that the President is visiting the region?


enough is enough...can we please have sense?!

post=113700173:
BREAKING NEWS

Main Market Onitsha is shutting down on Tuesday for Voters Registration.

Thank God they're waking up for once seeing the dynamic politics they're playing on us. This is not as usual we say PVC dosen't count or Sit at home for Ofensala rubbish. Ipob should respect themselves and stay away from causing panic and fear. Not voting and allowing another northerner or Tunubu to emerge won't bring back your messiah Nnamdi Kanu and giving you a fare hearing without an Igbo president. He will riot in jail if you keep fighting this igbo presidency movement. Biafra you've been fighting for 50yrs till now noting, Nigeria has left igboman and you want us to continue this way. Channel your numbers, effort, protests and noise on getting igboman being president. Get your PIC and vote wisely.

PROUDIGBO:


Dude, can you shut up!? You're posts have started to take a worryingly sick tone!

TELL PETER OBI, IF HE LOSES THIS ELECTION, HE WILL BE BLAMED FOR THE NEXT 8 YEARS OF NDIGBO MISSERY.



TINUBU IS THE BRITISH CHOICE

ANSMEDIA:
Earlier today, I received a delegation of the Executives of our great Party -- the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) -- from Abia State at the Anambra State Governor's lodge, Amawbia. The leader of the delegation and candidate of our party in the upcoming 2023 gubernatorial election, Prof. Gregory Ibeh, came bearing good tidings from "God's own State".

Prof. Greg's personsal contributions to the development of Society is deserving of commendation. I am certain Abia desperately needs a Greg Ibeh.

We shall be in Abia to lead the charge when the time comes.

CC. Soludo, CFR.

Is this Prof Gregory the Visitor to Gregory University in Abia state?

post=113700173:
BREAKING NEWS

Main Market Onitsha is shutting down on Tuesday for Voters Registration.

Stop posting such news in the media. I don't understand all this things ?

You guys can't be low key for crying out loud.

You can't drive in Nnewi for more than 100m without bad section of the road. Nnewi hosts some markets and industry and should not be allowed to rot away. Nnewi roads are the worst in any town in Nigeria

Soludo should do something about this

Kasy Ogenyi, driving in enugu right now is so unbearable. You cannot drive one yard without seeing bad roads, huge pile of garbage dumpsites and dilapidated environment. Enugu is such a useless worthless shithole town and has the worst roads ever in Nigeria. Enugu shouldn't be allowed to continue rotting away.

Gburugburu the fat ugly incompeptent nsukka local champion has wasted 8yrs doing nothing except jumping from one event to another eating semo and onugbu soup.

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Anambragully:
You can't drive in Nnewi for more than 100m without bad section of the road. Nnewi hosts some markets and industry and should not be allowed to rot away. Nnewi roads are the worst in any town in Nigeria
Soludo should do something about this

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Anambra 7th Assembly Marks 3rd Anniversary, Passes More Than 40 Bills, Over 100 Resolutions

By Emma Madu ( ABS News )

As the seventh Anambra State House of Assembly marks its third anniversary today, the Speaker, Right Honourable Uche Okafor said that the state legislature has performed creditably despite challenges.

Speaking to journalists in his office in Awka, Right Honourable Okafor commended the Seventh Assembly lawmakers for recording meaningful developments in their various constituencies in the last three years.

The Speaker, who revealed that the Seventh Assembly has passed more than forty bills and over one hundred people-oriented and development driven resolutions within the three years, attributed the success to the peace and unity of purpose among the lawmakers as well as the collaborative efforts of the staff of the legislature.

He listed some of the bills passed to include open grazing prohibition and ranching establishment Bill, public finance Bill, Anambra Information and Technology Bill and Appropriation Bills among numerous others.

He assured Ndi Anambra that the seventh assembly would continue to enact laws and resolutions, aimed at improving the living condition of the citizenry and advance good governance in the state.

The Speaker on behalf of the lawmakers, expressed sadness over the death of one of them, Honourable Okechukwu Okoye, who was murdered by unknown gunmen, noting that his death was the reason the house decided not to celebrate its third anniversary as a mark of respect.

Right Honourable Okafor enjoined Ndi Anambra to continue to pray for the peace and progress of the state and shun acts capable of tarnishing the image of the state.

Anambra Homeland Affairs Commissioner, Anarah Restates Govt Resolve To Restore Effective Security Network

The Commissioner for Homeland Affairs, Mr. Chikodi Anarah has restated the state government’s commitment towards restoring effective security network across the state.

Mr. Anara, who made the statement when communities from Awka North Local Government Area paid him a courtesy visit in Awka, said his appointment calls for more work and greater dedication to duty.

While promising to do his best in accordance with Governor Soludo's vision of making Anambra State a liveable smart city, Commissioner Anara further explained that the Ministry of Homeland Affairs is incharge of security and other forms of welfare and protection of people's life and property across the state.

Earlier, the leader of the group, Chief Shedrack Anakwue, who described the appointment as well deserved, expressed the hope that the Commissioner will deploy his wealth of experience and skills garnered over the years in the service of the state.

Chief Anakwue noted that the appointment is for the entire people of Awka North, as it gave them a sense of inclusion.

Enugugully:
Kasy Ogenyi, driving in enugu right now is so unbearable. You cannot drive one yard without seeing bad roads, huge pile of garbage dumpsites and dilapidated environment. Enugu is such a useless worthless shithole town and has the worst roads ever in Nigeria. Enugu shouldn't be allowed to continue rotting away.

Gburugburu the fat ugly incompeptent nsukka local champion has wasted 8yrs doing nothing except jumping from one event to another eating semo and onugbu soup.

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You can imagine. Southeast governors with the exemption of Soludo and Umahi are worthless and useless.

post=113709510:
Ariaria International market Aba to shut down Wednesday, Thursday & Friday for #PVC collection. Ladies & gentlemen #Mr_Peter_Obi is actually more than a movement.

I love this.

Ifite-Awka is another location that will make a good high residential area with the kind of modern day builds springing up on daily basis.

It will make more sense if the governor can meet with the landlords and make plan on how to expand/dualize the major road down to Amansea.

Thirty-two states in Nigeria, including Rivers and Kaduna, did not attract any foreign investments in the first quarter of 2022, The PUNCH has learnt.

A report by the National Bureau of Statistics shows that only Lagos, Oyo, Katsina, Anambra states, and the Federal Capital Territory attracted investment during the period.

According to the NBS’ Nigerian Capital Importation (Q1 2022), the total value of capital imported into Nigeria in the first quarter of 2022 stood at $1.6bn from $2.2bn in the preceding quarter, showing a decrease of 28.09 per cent.

When compared to the corresponding quarter of 2021, capital importation decreased by 17.46 per cent from $1.9bn.

The largest amount of capital importation by type was received through portfolio investment, which accounted for 60.87 per cent ($957.58m). This was followed by Other Investment with 29.28 per cent ($460.59m) while Foreign Direct Investment accounted for 9.85 per cent ($154.97m) of total capital imported in Q1 2022.

By destination of investment, Lagos State remained the top destination in Q1 with $1.1bn accounting for 71.16 per cent of total capital investment into Nigeria. This was followed by investment into Abuja (FCT), valued at $446.8m(28.40 per cent).

Anambra Oyo and Katsina states followed, with each raking in $4.1m, $2m and $700,000, respectively.

On the other hand, Abia, Adamawa, Akwa Ibom, Bauchi, Bayelsa, Benue, Borno, Cross River, Delta, Ebonyi, Edo, Ekiti, Enugu, Gombe, Imo, Jigawa, Kaduna and Kebbi states failed to attract any foreign investments during the period under review.

Others are Nasarawa, Kogi, Kwara, Kano, Niger, Ogun, Ondo, Osun, Plateau, Rivers, Sokoto, Taraba, Yobe and Zamfara states.

Categorisation of total capital investment by bank shows that Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria ranked highest in Q1 with $543.20m (34.53 per cent). This was followed by Citi Bank Nigeria Limited with $439.03m(27.91 per cent) and Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc with $251.52 (15.99 per cent).

Speaking in an exclusive interview with The PUNCH, an ECOWAS Common Investment Market consultant, Professor Jonathan Aremu, said, “It’s simple. It’s because they don’t have the attracting factors. The factors that attract foreign investment are not available in those 31 states. One thing about investment is that it is crisis shy. Investment doesn’t go to places where there are crisis. Why? Because investors want stability and predictability of their investments, particularly, having returns on their investments.

“When an economy is witnessing what we are witnessing currently, despite the investment potentials of that kind of economy, investors will wait and see whether the factors that can guarantee predictable and sustainable investments will finally be available.”

He added that the twin factors of a good investment climate as well as a good perception of that climate would have to be present for investors to develop the confidence to bring investments into the country.

Similarly, the Deputy-President of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Gabriel Idahosa, cited factors such as insecurity and the economic crisis experienced in Nigeria in recent years as major reasons why investors may not consider Nigeria the best possible destination.


Idahosa said, “We know what to do. We simply have refused to do it. We know that we should have put in place a state police system around this country maybe five or 10 years back, before Boko Haram became a monster. If we had state police in Borno State when Boko Haram was a very small, tiny group of ruffians creating local problems, perhaps we never would have heard of Boko Haram.

“Generally, the police system should be taken out of the Exclusive list; so we can have state police, and municipal police, just like we have in other federations. The New York Police Department has a budget that is probably higher than the Nigerian Police. Same thing with the Los Angeles Police Department. We know what to do, it’s just the political confidence to do it.”

https://punchng.com/kaduna-rivers-30-others-attract-zero-foreign-investments-in-q1/

NoQualmz:


Not just about Obi but emancipating from Ipob mental slavery and brainwash.
~Should ndigbo continue to fold hands and watch as fellow Nigerians control politics?
~Should ndigbo continue to fold hands and keep lamenting every four years and blaming/hating others?
~Should ndigbo continue to shy away from politics and then cry foul when it matters the most?
~Should ndigbo continue to open shop and sell their markets while others are out there in d rain and sun getting the PVCs which will in turn decide their future(pls don’t come here and tell me ‘we know they’ll rig the elections ,so therefore we ain’t interested’).
~You keep shying away from politics/elections so these guys will always regard u as ‘set of irrelevants’,’5%ters’,’inconsequential dot’...
~You won’t engage in politics/elections but will end up crying marginalisation everyday in probably 8yrs.
~Do you want another 8yrs of sitting at home and locking yourselves at the news that the President is visiting the region?


enough is enough...can we please have sense?!

If mainmarket can close down for a week for just a useless Ipob sitat home for noting. What is stopping them from following Ariaria or Alaba closing down for P.V.C. with the massive support from non igbos, plus ours join. Let me hear INEC will be afraid to rig it owning to the massive count in favour of Peter Obi. Let's try this time and see if we can't get it and develop our region as others did for centuries. Unless we don't my to see Onitsha port, Oguta port function, drain of river naija, increase our federal allocation as we receive peanut in respect to our populations as Peter said when he was a governor. Dualise our federal roads and bring federal presence in the East. Kanu realised etc. Ipob are fools in short for thinking not voting will bring u Biafra or kanu.

ANSMEDIA:
Thirty-two states in Nigeria, including Rivers and Kaduna, did not attract any foreign investments in the first quarter of 2022, The PUNCH has learnt.

A report by the National Bureau of Statistics shows that only Lagos, Oyo, Katsina, Anambra states, and the Federal Capital Territory attracted investment during the period.

According to the NBS’ Nigerian Capital Importation (Q1 2022), the total value of capital imported into Nigeria in the first quarter of 2022 stood at $1.6bn from $2.2bn in the preceding quarter, showing a decrease of 28.09 per cent.

When compared to the corresponding quarter of 2021, capital importation decreased by 17.46 per cent from $1.9bn.

The largest amount of capital importation by type was received through portfolio investment, which accounted for 60.87 per cent ($957.58m). This was followed by Other Investment with 29.28 per cent ($460.59m) while Foreign Direct Investment accounted for 9.85 per cent ($154.97m) of total capital imported in Q1 2022.

By destination of investment, Lagos State remained the top destination in Q1 with $1.1bn accounting for 71.16 per cent of total capital investment into Nigeria. This was followed by investment into Abuja (FCT), valued at $446.8m(28.40 per cent).

Anambra Oyo and Katsina states followed, with each raking in $4.1m, $2m and $700,000, respectively.

On the other hand, Abia, Adamawa, Akwa Ibom, Bauchi, Bayelsa, Benue, Borno, Cross River, Delta, Ebonyi, Edo, Ekiti, Enugu, Gombe, Imo, Jigawa, Kaduna and Kebbi states failed to attract any foreign investments during the period under review.

Others are Nasarawa, Kogi, Kwara, Kano, Niger, Ogun, Ondo, Osun, Plateau, Rivers, Sokoto, Taraba, Yobe and Zamfara states.

Categorisation of total capital investment by bank shows that Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria ranked highest in Q1 with $543.20m (34.53 per cent). This was followed by Citi Bank Nigeria Limited with $439.03m(27.91 per cent) and Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc with $251.52 (15.99 per cent).

Speaking in an exclusive interview with The PUNCH, an ECOWAS Common Investment Market consultant, Professor Jonathan Aremu, said, “It’s simple. It’s because they don’t have the attracting factors. The factors that attract foreign investment are not available in those 31 states. One thing about investment is that it is crisis shy. Investment doesn’t go to places where there are crisis. Why? Because investors want stability and predictability of their investments, particularly, having returns on their investments.

“When an economy is witnessing what we are witnessing currently, despite the investment potentials of that kind of economy, investors will wait and see whether the factors that can guarantee predictable and sustainable investments will finally be available.”

He added that the twin factors of a good investment climate as well as a good perception of that climate would have to be present for investors to develop the confidence to bring investments into the country.

Similarly, the Deputy-President of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Gabriel Idahosa, cited factors such as insecurity and the economic crisis experienced in Nigeria in recent years as major reasons why investors may not consider Nigeria the best possible destination.


Idahosa said, “We know what to do. We simply have refused to do it. We know that we should have put in place a state police system around this country maybe five or 10 years back, before Boko Haram became a monster. If we had state police in Borno State when Boko Haram was a very small, tiny group of ruffians creating local problems, perhaps we never would have heard of Boko Haram.

“Generally, the police system should be taken out of the Exclusive list; so we can have state police, and municipal police, just like we have in other federations. The New York Police Department has a budget that is probably higher than the Nigerian Police. Same thing with the Los Angeles Police Department. We know what to do, it’s just the political confidence to do it.”

https://punchng.com/kaduna-rivers-30-others-attract-zero-foreign-investments-in-q1/

When we tell some pple that Anambra is not their mate they begin to run helter skelter like some headless chicken. This is why all Anambrarians must join hands so that we can flush miscreants from the state.

Lastly,Simon Ekpa the Abakeleke demonic terrorist will die a painful death!

Chikeluba25:
Ifite-Awka is another location that will make a good high residential area with the kind of modern day builds springing up on daily basis.

It will make more sense if the governor can meet with the landlords and make plan on how to expand/dualize the major road down to Amansea.

They should start by flushing out cultists and hoodlums from that area. A place filled with marauding miscreants...

Nnewi is seriously calling for the attention of the government.
Watch his documentary

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HniUjov6peM

Anambragully:
You can't drive in Nnewi for more than 100m without bad section of the road. Nnewi hosts some markets and industry and should not be allowed to rot away. Nnewi roads are the worst in any town in Nigeria

Soludo should do something about this

Good development. Anambra is the leader in the SE.

ANSMEDIA:
Thirty-two states in Nigeria, including Rivers and Kaduna, did not attract any foreign investments in the first quarter of 2022, The PUNCH has learnt.

A report by the National Bureau of Statistics shows that only Lagos, Oyo, Katsina, Anambra states, and the Federal Capital Territory attracted investment during the period.

According to the NBS’ Nigerian Capital Importation (Q1 2022), the total value of capital imported into Nigeria in the first quarter of 2022 stood at $1.6bn from $2.2bn in the preceding quarter, showing a decrease of 28.09 per cent.

When compared to the corresponding quarter of 2021, capital importation decreased by 17.46 per cent from $1.9bn.

The largest amount of capital importation by type was received through portfolio investment, which accounted for 60.87 per cent ($957.58m). This was followed by Other Investment with 29.28 per cent ($460.59m) while Foreign Direct Investment accounted for 9.85 per cent ($154.97m) of total capital imported in Q1 2022.

By destination of investment, Lagos State remained the top destination in Q1 with $1.1bn accounting for 71.16 per cent of total capital investment into Nigeria. This was followed by investment into Abuja (FCT), valued at $446.8m(28.40 per cent).

Anambra Oyo and Katsina states followed, with each raking in $4.1m, $2m and $700,000, respectively.

On the other hand, Abia, Adamawa, Akwa Ibom, Bauchi, Bayelsa, Benue, Borno, Cross River, Delta, Ebonyi, Edo, Ekiti, Enugu, Gombe, Imo, Jigawa, Kaduna and Kebbi states failed to attract any foreign investments during the period under review.

Others are Nasarawa, Kogi, Kwara, Kano, Niger, Ogun, Ondo, Osun, Plateau, Rivers, Sokoto, Taraba, Yobe and Zamfara states.

Categorisation of total capital investment by bank shows that Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria ranked highest in Q1 with $543.20m (34.53 per cent). This was followed by Citi Bank Nigeria Limited with $439.03m(27.91 per cent) and Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc with $251.52 (15.99 per cent).

Speaking in an exclusive interview with The PUNCH, an ECOWAS Common Investment Market consultant, Professor Jonathan Aremu, said, “It’s simple. It’s because they don’t have the attracting factors. The factors that attract foreign investment are not available in those 31 states. One thing about investment is that it is crisis shy. Investment doesn’t go to places where there are crisis. Why? Because investors want stability and predictability of their investments, particularly, having returns on their investments.

“When an economy is witnessing what we are witnessing currently, despite the investment potentials of that kind of economy, investors will wait and see whether the factors that can guarantee predictable and sustainable investments will finally be available.”

He added that the twin factors of a good investment climate as well as a good perception of that climate would have to be present for investors to develop the confidence to bring investments into the country.

Similarly, the Deputy-President of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Gabriel Idahosa, cited factors such as insecurity and the economic crisis experienced in Nigeria in recent years as major reasons why investors may not consider Nigeria the best possible destination.


Idahosa said, “We know what to do. We simply have refused to do it. We know that we should have put in place a state police system around this country maybe five or 10 years back, before Boko Haram became a monster. If we had state police in Borno State when Boko Haram was a very small, tiny group of ruffians creating local problems, perhaps we never would have heard of Boko Haram.

“Generally, the police system should be taken out of the Exclusive list; so we can have state police, and municipal police, just like we have in other federations. The New York Police Department has a budget that is probably higher than the Nigerian Police. Same thing with the Los Angeles Police Department. We know what to do, it’s just the political confidence to do it.”

https://punchng.com/kaduna-rivers-30-others-attract-zero-foreign-investments-in-q1/

Cjrane2:


Exactly!

That is how to go about it when criminals test the will of a new government. When Obiano took over, the criminal gangs did the same thing to test his will. He rose to the occasion and drove them out of the state to enable him to implement his plan. Unless you decisively go after criminals, appealing to them to stop kidnapping and crime is a sign of weakness in their eyes.

Totally agree with you.

ANSMEDIA:
Earlier today, I received a delegation of the Executives of our great Party -- the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) -- from Abia State at the Anambra State Governor's lodge, Amawbia. The leader of the delegation and candidate of our party in the upcoming 2023 gubernatorial election, Prof. Gregory Ibeh, came bearing good tidings from "God's own State".

Prof. Greg's personsal contributions to the development of Society is deserving of commendation. I am certain Abia desperately needs a Greg Ibeh.

We shall be in Abia to lead the charge when the time comes.

CC. Soludo, CFR.

Let's hope they will get it right this time in Abia. Congratulations to them

2021 Economy Anambra Tops South-south, South East States In Foreign Investments In 2021


Anambra State is among the 12 states that foreign investments in the country in 2021. It topped all the states in the South-South and South East with a total investment of $4.7 Million in 2021 alone.

Foreign investors ignored 24 states as the value of capital importation into Nigeria fell by 30.78 percent to $6.7 billion in 2021 from $9.68 billion in 2020.

The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) disclosed this in its latest Nigerian Capital Importation report for the four quarters of 2021.

The report looked into the value of fresh investments that flowed into the Nigerian economy in 2021.

The 24 states which failed to attract foreign investments include Adamawa, Bauchi, Bayelsa, Benue, Borno, Cross River, Ebonyi, Edo, Enugu, Gombe, Imo, Jigawa, Kaduna, Katsina, Kebbi, Kogi, Nasarawa, Niger, Ondo, Plateau, Sokoto, Taraba, Yobe and Zamfara.

Of the 24 states, ten also failed to attract foreign investments in the last three years.

These states are Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Gombe, Jigawa, Kebbi, Kogi, Plateau, Taraba, Yobe and Zamfara.

States that attracted foreign investments in 2021 include Lagos ($5.8 billion), Abuja ($833.4 million) Osun ($29.9 million), Anambra ($4.7 million), Kano ($2.55 million), Oyo ($2.0 million) and Ogun ($1.06 million).

Akwa Ibom follows with $0.74 million, Ekiti ($0.50 million), Kwara ($0.23) million and Abia ($0.01 million), while Rivers and Delta had a $1.0 million investment each in 2021.

Out of 51 countries that invested in Nigeria, the United Kingdom emerged as the top source of capital investment in 2021 with $2.19 billion.

South Africa followed by $1.05 billion in 2021; Mauritius ($690.91 million); and the United States ($677.54 million).

Daily News Reporters.

Chikeluba25:
2021 Economy Anambra Tops South-south, South East States In Foreign Investments In 2021


Anambra State is among the 12 states that foreign investments in the country in 2021. It topped all the states in the South-South and South East with a total investment of $4.7 Million in 2021 alone.

Foreign investors ignored 24 states as the value of capital importation into Nigeria fell by 30.78 percent to $6.7 billion in 2021 from $9.68 billion in 2020.

The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) disclosed this in its latest Nigerian Capital Importation report for the four quarters of 2021.

The report looked into the value of fresh investments that flowed into the Nigerian economy in 2021.

The 24 states which failed to attract foreign investments include Adamawa, Bauchi, Bayelsa, Benue, Borno, Cross River, Ebonyi, Edo, Enugu, Gombe, Imo, Jigawa, Kaduna, Katsina, Kebbi, Kogi, Nasarawa, Niger, Ondo, Plateau, Sokoto, Taraba, Yobe and Zamfara.

Of the 24 states, ten also failed to attract foreign investments in the last three years.

These states are Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Gombe, Jigawa, Kebbi, Kogi, Plateau, Taraba, Yobe and Zamfara.

States that attracted foreign investments in 2021 include Lagos ($5.8 billion), Abuja ($833.4 million) Osun ($29.9 million), Anambra ($4.7 million), Kano ($2.55 million), Oyo ($2.0 million) and Ogun ($1.06 million).

Akwa Ibom follows with $0.74 million, Ekiti ($0.50 million), Kwara ($0.23) million and Abia ($0.01 million), while Rivers and Delta had a $1.0 million investment each in 2021.

Out of 51 countries that invested in Nigeria, the United Kingdom emerged as the top source of capital investment in 2021 with $2.19 billion.

South Africa followed by $1.05 billion in 2021; Mauritius ($690.91 million); and the United States ($677.54 million).

Daily News Reporters.

All these are nonsense with the state of Nnewi roads

AmericanQuarter:
Good development. Anambra is the leader in the SE.

All these are nonsense with the pathetic state of Nnewi roads

Kasy Ogenyi the envious bitter frustrated nwa nsukka. All the roads in Enugu are dilapidated and pathetic.

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Anambragully:

All these are nonsense with the pathetic state of Nnewi roads

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Kasy Ogenyi the envious bitter frustrated nwa nsukka. All the roads in Enugu are dilapidated and pathetic.

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Anambragully:

All these are nonsense with the pathetic state of Nnewi roads

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AmericanQuarter:
Good development. Anambra is the leader in the SE.

You are totally correct

Permesso:


Thank God they're waking up for once seeing the dynamic politics they're playing on us. This is not as usual we say PVC dosen't count or Sit at home for Ofensala rubbish. Ipob should respect themselves and stay away from causing panic and fear. Not voting and allowing another northerner or Tunubu to emerge won't bring back your messiah Nnamdi Kanu and giving you a fare hearing without an Igbo president. He will riot in jail if you keep fighting this igbo presidency movement. Biafra you've been fighting for 50yrs till now noting, Nigeria has left igboman and you want us to continue this way. Channel your numbers, effort, protests and noise on getting igboman being president. Get your PIC and vote wisely.

true talk... would they agree on this. They've been brainwashed

Chikeluba25:
2021 Economy Anambra Tops South-south, South East States In Foreign Investments In 2021


Anambra State is among the 12 states that foreign investments in the country in 2021. It topped all the states in the South-South and South East with a total investment of $4.7 Million in 2021 alone.

Foreign investors ignored 24 states as the value of capital importation into Nigeria fell by 30.78 percent to $6.7 billion in 2021 from $9.68 billion in 2020.

The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) disclosed this in its latest Nigerian Capital Importation report for the four quarters of 2021.

The report looked into the value of fresh investments that flowed into the Nigerian economy in 2021.

The 24 states which failed to attract foreign investments include Adamawa, Bauchi, Bayelsa, Benue, Borno, Cross River, Ebonyi, Edo, Enugu, Gombe, Imo, Jigawa, Kaduna, Katsina, Kebbi, Kogi, Nasarawa, Niger, Ondo, Plateau, Sokoto, Taraba, Yobe and Zamfara.

Of the 24 states, ten also failed to attract foreign investments in the last three years.

These states are Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Gombe, Jigawa, Kebbi, Kogi, Plateau, Taraba, Yobe and Zamfara.

States that attracted foreign investments in 2021 include Lagos ($5.8 billion), Abuja ($833.4 million) Osun ($29.9 million), Anambra ($4.7 million), Kano ($2.55 million), Oyo ($2.0 million) and Ogun ($1.06 million).

Akwa Ibom follows with $0.74 million, Ekiti ($0.50 million), Kwara ($0.23) million and Abia ($0.01 million), while Rivers and Delta had a $1.0 million investment each in 2021.

Out of 51 countries that invested in Nigeria, the United Kingdom emerged as the top source of capital investment in 2021 with $2.19 billion.

South Africa followed by $1.05 billion in 2021; Mauritius ($690.91 million); and the United States ($677.54 million).

Daily News Reporters.

Abia state couldn't second or make the list there, what are they making noise about Aba this and that.

Ikpeazu is really a last man left behind.

Mega2biz:
Nnewi is seriously calling for the attention of the government.
Watch his documentary

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HniUjov6peM

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Na wa! This is an eye sore... They need to fix this thing. A whole Nnewi.