₦airaland Forum

Shaytun:
According to Goldman sach, Nigeria will be the fifth largest economy in the world by 2075.

AfriqueDuZuid:
Egypt i knew
Algeria 170k didn't see that one coming

Now little Tunisia

Obaaderemi2:
This is good. One thing we need to look at is reducing population growth.

Mkenya2019:
Egypt according to doc are next to join South africa and Morroco.Generaly car ownership and manufacturing start happen at 5000 gdp per capita

Mkenya2019:
The projection is based on your population growth...60yrs from now...you'll be about 1.5 billion

AfriqueDuZuid:
By the end of the century Nigeria is projected to be about 800m by many projectors

Non of them ever projected it to be over a billion

Shma2023:
Drop any link that projects population growth for 100 years.

I want to presume you used UN as your source - which projects 791M in the next 78yrs - which already disapproves your point that no source puts more than 800m pp for a century.
https://africa.businessinsider.com/local/markets/nigeria-to-overtake-china-as-the-second-most-populous-country-in-the-world-by-2100/tvrhcng

Do you know 800M will be pretty much 10% of the global population then?
That makes it valid for any economist to base their projection on the ground of population growth.

Just30:
Why this comment?

I'm speaking from personal experience of what I've seen when we took a drilling vessel from Norway to Nigeria and faced issues.

Shma2023:
Drop any link that projects population growth for 100 years.

I want to presume you used UN as your source - which projects 791M in the next 78yrs - which already disapproves your point that no source puts more than 800m pp for a century.
https://africa.businessinsider.com/local/markets/nigeria-to-overtake-china-as-the-second-most-populous-country-in-the-world-by-2100/tvrhcng

Do you know 800M will be pretty much 10% of the global population then?
That makes it valid for any economist to base their projection on the ground of population growth.

Shma2023:
Drop any link that projects population growth for 100 years.

I want to presume you used UN as your source - which projects 791M in the next 78yrs - which already disapproves your point that no source puts more than 800m pp for a century.
https://africa.businessinsider.com/local/markets/nigeria-to-overtake-china-as-the-second-most-populous-country-in-the-world-by-2100/tvrhcng

Do you know 800M will be pretty much 10% of the global population then?
That makes it valid for any economist to base their projection on the ground of population growth.

QuietMynd:
That issue make u think military is scared of armed civilian

Shma2023:
Drop any link that projects population growth for 100 years.

I want to presume you used UN as your source - which projects 791M in the next 78yrs - which already disapproves your point that no source puts more than 800m pp for a century.
https://africa.businessinsider.com/local/markets/nigeria-to-overtake-china-as-the-second-most-populous-country-in-the-world-by-2100/tvrhcng

Do you know 800M will be pretty much 10% of the global population then?
That makes it valid for any economist to base their projection on the ground of population growth.

Just30:
It makes me know that those guys will never be defeated in those swamps because they know there more than the military. Also, the turn to have superior speed boats

Shaytun:
The dangote Refinery has been completed, it will be commissioned on the 24th of this month by buhari.

Mkenya2019:
After eight dismal years, Nigeria prepares to replace President Buhari

GeneralDae2:
These are just social media reports, not verifiable yet. I don't think the Dangote refinery would kick off before June or even September 2023, but I hope this news is true.

GeneralDae:
You can't compare President Buhari to Uhuru Kenyatta.

Shaytun:
The Refinery will generate 12,000 MW of electricity, that’s 4x More electricity than the whole of Kenya generate, and more electricity than the whole of east Africa is generating currently.

Mkenya2019:
How will that help Nigeria from darkness and blackouts?
Dangoteland - you've totally surrendered all hopes to one man.

QuietMynd:
U re just writing rubbish bro

QuietMynd:
Empire sign olamide ?. U re wrong
Go and do some research because u just formed this epistle urself.
The first label to manage olamide was owned by cabasa(coded tunez). He wasn’t even signed to the label then, they were only doing deals on singles he release.
Na after that he created YBNL.

Jamestown123:
Which record label was bella Shmurda signed in to before he blew up? Portable dey which record label? If you said they blew up just by partnering with top and known artist it will be more preferable.

ProblemChild1:
Most of Nigeria musicians are from poor background. Nigerian musicians are hustlers. They pushed their music carrier to the top level. If you promote your song very well, you will blow in Nigeria. Like you said, music is a business in Nigeria. If I get money I can feature any artist I want with my money and promote the song very well with my money. Bloggers will also help you after paying them. It's not about record labels bros.

Shaytun:
I will never underrate Ghana, because I know you guys have talent.

But you can’t expect to compete globally by having a myopic view, do you know how many songs are released in a day? Up to 500,000 songs are released everyday around the world, if you want to compete in that to make your song stand out.

You need talent, hard work, creativity, originality and Money!!!

All of them are important!!

Shaytun:
Olamide jump on zazzu because it was a trending song, or you think olamide just decide to be featured on a random song from an unknown individual.

If it’s featuring that blow artist, then it’s burna that blow noncenbo(Jerusalema), and it’s also burna boy that blow and polish black sheriff

Stop trying to put art in a box.

Music is not anything, you can’t box art into whatever you want. Music is Art, Art is meant to be free, art is not reflective of any culture, that’s why a black man(Lil Nax) can jump on and create one of the biggest country music.

Shaytun:
The Dangote oil refinery has finally been completed and will be commissioned by the President of Nigeria �� on the 24th of this month (January) 2023.

Here are Top 10 facts about this humongous project:

1. The Dangote oil and petrochemical refinery is a 650,000 Barrel-Per-Day (BPD) oil refinery. It is the largest single train oil refinery on planet earth, the largest in Africa, the 7th largest oil refinery in the world. It is capable of meeting the energy demands for both Nigeria�� and the entire continent of Africa.


2. Dangote announced he would want to build a refinery in 2013, at that time, it would cost $9 billion. It was not untill 2016 construction started.

3. The Refinery was originally meant to be built in the oil producing state of Ondo but due to lack of political will from the Ondo State Government, Dangote moved the project to Lagos state.

4. The Refinery along with the Petrochemical plant is expected to generate $20 billion yearly for Nigeria.

5. The Refinery will reposition Nigeria as an energy hub globally.

6. The Refinery has the longest subsea gas pipeline in the world with a length of 1100km.

7. The Refinery will generate electricity of up to 12,000MegaWatts.

8. The Refinery is a $25 billion investment, the largest single investment carried out on the African continent by an individual and the most expensive industrial complex in Africa and perhaps the world.

9. The refinery will produce 50,000,000 litres of Euro-V quality gasoline and 17,000,000 litres of diesel daily, as well as aviation fuel and plastic products.

10. It will provide 135,000 permanent jobs and overall 300,000 direct and indirect jobs.

Bonus facts: The Dangote Oil Refinery will have a Nelson complexity index of 10.5 which means that it will be more complex than most refineries in the United States (average 9.5) or Europe (average 6.5). (The world's largest refinery, the Jamnagar Refinery in India, has a complexity of 21.1).

The Refinery has the most piles for its pile foundation on the planet.

The refinery is situated on 10 standard football fields.