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Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by RemoveKebab: 1:57pm On Mar 31, 2023
Raskimonojendor this an overkill
You don murder the rookie for his own thread in just 2 pages

U.S and top advanced countries has alot of debt but they are still the number one in infrastructure and economy.
Now compare them to countries that owes less

Anambra boy
Look in mirror and see how smart you are grin

Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by Nyanabo(m): 1:57pm On Mar 31, 2023
Softmirror:
CHAI PERSON WEY DO YOU DIS THING NO TRY. YOU LAMENT FOR THE PAST 8 YEARS OF YOUR LIFE. YOU STILL WAN LAMENT FOR THE NEXT 4/8 YEARS OF YOUR LIFE. ABEG JUST NO COMMIT SUICIDE O INSTEAD TEAR YOUR NIGERIAN PASSPORT IF YOU HAVE ONE.
Mynd44
Rule 2 and Rule 11
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by nesphil(m): 1:59pm On Mar 31, 2023
Why is Lagos State your headache huh
You should be more concerned and worried about your state and not a state that embarks on mega and world-class projects and ensure that those projects are completed and put to use.

You should be worried about states that build sub-standard projects and make a lot of noise about them on social media.
grin grin grin


post=122180147:
Lagos is heading to a trillion debt in domestic debt while foreign debt is now dancing in trillions in Nigeria, wonder why the state tax is skyrocketing and now red in easy doing business
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by Skyehigher1: 1:59pm On Mar 31, 2023
Nigeria is moving though it ap matter of time if all our governors are competitive in governances all I is that in next 50 years Nigeria is going to be the one of the best in the world
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by Jogs1900: 2:00pm On Mar 31, 2023
post=122181163:
Most of what you posted are PPP projects
Is this handout or It won't be refunded ?
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by SledgeHammerer: 2:01pm On Mar 31, 2023
Edo....#110 billion. Hmmmmm... obaseki wetin u use money do?
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by emmyN(m): 2:01pm On Mar 31, 2023
Delta state's debt is second only to Lagos State, but development in the state is nothing to write home about, yet some id*ots voted PDP again 🤦🏼‍♀️!
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by Jogs1900: 2:02pm On Mar 31, 2023
post=122181297:
The jetties and ferries are all PPP
Don't be full of hatred ..Check the meaning of PPP first.
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by Jogs1900: 2:05pm On Mar 31, 2023
raskymonojendor:
Redline incoming.

Make I rest small grin
It's like you have time for this guy today.
Kudos.
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by Gaabasky: 2:06pm On Mar 31, 2023
Check the developed world debt especially European countries and USA that is when u will knw what is called debt.

Ability to use the money well is the problem not how much u borrowed. But Wike or River state try sa
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by nesphil(m): 2:09pm On Mar 31, 2023
Don't mind those who build a poultry farm and call it Intl Airport with noise everywhere on social media grin

They should be more concerned with the state of their substandard infrastructure and stop poke-nosing on other people's development and progress.
grin

raskymonojendor:
This is going to be a wailers thread.

Let me post some pictures of Lagos on how the money is being spent.
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by Ayemileto(m): 2:11pm On Mar 31, 2023
wman:
Yeah Right.

Abia and Enugu state governors say "Hi"
You forgot to add Imo state. grin grin
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by nesphil(m): 2:11pm On Mar 31, 2023
Lagos State government is doing very well joor.

raskymonojendor:
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Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by Peter737: 2:11pm On Mar 31, 2023
Why Zamfara get so much debt
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by Jogs1900: 2:11pm On Mar 31, 2023
opamoses1:
OP's name is but he is obsessed with Lagos and the SW.. huh

OP. How about you focus on your state? I heard that erosion is seriously affecting you there.
75℅ of Anambra state has been washed by erosion. yet he's obsessed with Lagos state and southwest.
Anambra is meant to be competing with Imo, Enugu, Ebonyi, and Abia states. After all, they are in the same region.
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by Jogs1900: 2:13pm On Mar 31, 2023
olisaEze:
Despite all the stories and propaganda against Okowa, Delta State is still grateful to God the mace thief lost the guber polls! grin. But be like the evidence before us shows the effect of Atiku’s political rascality on the State’s finances sha. undecided
This report was as of December 2022.
Okowa borrowed 100bn in 2023.
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by GboyegaD(m): 2:15pm On Mar 31, 2023
Creeper:
Lagos state’s debt profile is a mere 2% of its GDP and that’s very impressive.

The debt profile you posted shows Lagos and Rivers are the healthiest states in Nigeria - while Abia, Ekiti, Imo and most Northern states aren’t viable.
Remind me, how much is Lagos GDP again?
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by Arabk25(m): 2:17pm On Mar 31, 2023
I just they wonder who will offend for this country Nigeria is a joke seriously see money way states they owe apart from the one way Nigeria itself they owe God have mercy
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by Dijita: 2:20pm On Mar 31, 2023
FireUpNow:
All Lagosians will pay it be you Ibo, Hausa or Yoruba, tax is not tribalistic. You see where the foolishness of the masses comes from? Una eyes go clear. MC Oluoma has begun the moves
Looking at just the debt is not telling the whole picture. If you have #20,000 and borrow #5000 and someone with #5000 borrowed #1000. Looking at just the loan you will say the #5000 loan is higher but when you look at the income you will know that they both have the same debt to income ratio of 20%
Excessive debt is bad for any government. However, a visionary government need loan to provide infrastructure that generate economic activities that leads to more employment for the people.
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by machine606: 2:23pm On Mar 31, 2023
The way Anambra and Lagos state competing on social media eh. I wished the governors should try and compete like this. This is the best for democracy and development. But trust Nigerians. It's is now something else what should bring positive zeal and motivation might bring serious issues. Well, Rivers state aren't doing bad with the kind of development going on there. Woke is trying. I don't know if I can say same for Akawibom.
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by nesphil(m): 2:26pm On Mar 31, 2023
Cry for your state and stop taking panadol for another person's headache.
Your lies against Okowa could not stop his preferred successor from winning the polls.
Okowa has done well for his state, follow up with his activities and projects in the state to see that he's working ok.
And stop ranting.

emmyN:
Delta state's debt is second only to Lagos State, but development in the state is nothing to write home about, yet some id*ots voted PDP again 🤦🏼‍♀️!
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by Beolly(m): 2:26pm On Mar 31, 2023
muhammaduyusufu:
Big illiterate. The inferiority complex he has is out of this world. He started posting Anambara pictures and complaining about Osun State. grin grin grin
Because of the Tinubu connection.
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by FireUpNow(m): 2:26pm On Mar 31, 2023
Dijita:
Looking at just the debt is not telling the whole picture. If you have #20,000 and borrow #5000 and someone with #5000 borrowed #1000. Looking at just the loan you will say the #5000 loan is higher but when you look at the income you will know that they both have the same debt to income ratio of 20%
Excessive debt is bad for any government. However, a visionary government need loan to provide infrastructure that generate economic activities that leads to more employment for the people.
Visionary leader you say? Hmm our leaders will borrow the make the masses to suffer.
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by nesphil(m): 2:28pm On Mar 31, 2023
Was it Obaseki alone that borrowed this 110 billion that you claimed huh
Is that not the total debt of that state spanning several administrations huh

Some of you guy dey reason from una anus.
grin

SledgeHammerer:
Edo....#110 billion. Hmmmmm... obaseki wetin u use money do?
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by thisisit: 2:28pm On Mar 31, 2023
Over 300 Billion and OKOWA has nothing to show in Delta State.

IS THE AUDITOR GENERAL OF THE FEDERATION DEAD?
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by AminuRano87(m): 2:29pm On Mar 31, 2023
post=122181118:
Anambra never borrow still maintain lowest debt
Rivers state has the lowest debt according to this one
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by imagrg(m): 2:33pm On Mar 31, 2023
No one checks fraud at the government level in the country. EFCC is just bluffing!
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by nesphil(m): 2:35pm On Mar 31, 2023
Akwa Ibom State Governor is not a noise maker if you want to know more about AKS,
you need to follow up with the activities, programs, and projects of the AKSG period.

machine606:
The way Anambra and Lagos's states compete on social media eh. I wished the governors should try and compete like this. This is the best for democracy and development. But trust Nigerians. It is now something else that should bring positive zeal and motivation but might bring serious issues. Well, Rivers state isn't doing badly with the kind of development going on there. Woke is trying. I don't know if I can say the same for Akawibom.
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by CodeTemplar: 2:40pm On Mar 31, 2023
raskymonojendor:
More
Something is being done but at a very expensive rate that negates its impact on the long run.
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by djkirkoo2(m): 2:43pm On Mar 31, 2023
raskymonojendor:
This is going to be a wailers thread.

Let me post some pictures of Lagos on how the money is being spent.
then what happened to the FG allocation and huge IGR?
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by GeneralPula: 2:46pm On Mar 31, 2023
post=122181568:
And Osun is sinking
How?
Kindly explain..
Re: Latest States Debt Profile In Nigeria by GeneralPula: 2:47pm On Mar 31, 2023
post=122181648:
See where debt has placed Lagos
The government of the west is actually wise. They barely borrow money in cash. Most states in the west can finance their salaries and all. They don't need to borrow money for that..

Now, 70% of Lagos state debts are credit debt. The on-going deep sea port for example, it's a private investment + Lagos state government. The money Lagos state government is using was a borrowed money, but not in cash. It's a credit debt. The company financing it will receive it money with interest. So Lagos state would pay it debt easily once all their projects gets started to working..

We all read how Okowa was borrowing money prior to election but you'll hardly see any SW Governor borrowing money in such manner. No, they don't need to borrow money for elections & all. Just projects..

You should be concerned about your SE states that are owing salaries, no projects and yet still owing debts..
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