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Wizzo at it again! One of many very talented children of Naija.

Samson Dauda “The Lion of Nigeria” has won Mr. Olympia 2024! Give up for another child of Naija. We just taking all the W’s of 2024!

Naija’s potential is limitless. One day it’s Destiny will be achieved in full.

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Who else has noticed this new trend in world class secondary and primary schools being built in Lagos.

First it was james hope college then chater house and immediately the investors at eko atlantic started theirs. I hope the investors turn their eyes into building world class universities like this too


This is the best school infrastructure wise in Africa. An investment of 150million euros. May be when the eko atlantic school is done we can come back to that title.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qzJZLruN5E?si=KDebVnjWWFfVgMhG

Nigerian Economy is collapsing before our eyes, what happened?

Wuoche:
Nigerian Economy is collapsing before our eyes, what happened?

It's GDP per Capita stands at $877 and GDP of $199b
....but also Kenya's GDP growth is projected to stagnate at $116b upto 2026, its set to be overtaken by Angola

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Kenya has been voted to become a member of the International Ice Hockey Federation, Ice Hockey’s FIFA equivalent. During the international congress held in Greece, Kenya and Bahrain were voted in as new members with no reservations. Such overwhelming approval suggests that both teams effectively met the expectations and standards set by the International Ice Hockey Federation, highlighting their commendable performance in recent tournaments. This milestone now opens the doors for the creation of competitive local leagues in both countries and participation in international competitions. Aside from South Africa, Kenya is the only sub-Saharan African country with an ice rink.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjV4gd5Oo2g

Nobody here pokes the Giant and gets away with it unscathed.

In the other spot event( basketball 🏀)Nigeria the giant was reduced to dwarf.

Wuoche:
Nigerian Economy is collapsing before our eyes, what happened?

The devaluation of the naira messed up the economy

vaxx:
In the other spot event( basketball 🏀)Nigeria the giant was reduced to dwarf.

Damn! Good job Ghana.

Lagos? 👌

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GarnWmAXYAAchEX.jpg

They won the tournment

vaxx:
In the other spot event( basketball 🏀)Nigeria the giant was reduced to dwarf.

Wuoche:
Nigerian Economy is collapsing before our eyes, what happened?

Literally nothing happened outside of currency revaluation. I don’t think you understand how Nigeria newly started working its restructuring and rebasing calculations. Which is why those numbers haven’t negatively affected anything on ground in any meaningful way. Nigeria’s literally in the same operating condition & position it was a couple years ago when its gdp was 500+ Billion and per capita.

Worry about Ruto & Xo Jinping

AskiaHarem:
Literally nothing happened outside of currency revaluation. I don’t think you understand how Nigeria newly started working its restructuring and rebasing calculations. Which is why those numbers haven’t negatively affected anything on ground in any meaningful way. Nigeria’s literally in the same operating condition & position it was a couple years ago when its gdp was 500+ Billion and per capita.

Worry about Ruto & Xo Jinping

Is this really true because I've seen the Naira was allowed to float freely for the first time in decades and it tanked like crazy. No rebasing was done. Also, inflation is in the high 32-33 % which is the highest for 28 years. So there is no way you can say nothing has changed on the ground. Judging by the way Nigerians swiftly left the streets and ended protests after receiving a token of rice its very likely things arent really good.

AkoniMoipei:
Is this really true because I've seen the Naira was allowed to float freely for the first time in decades and it tanked like crazy. No rebasing was done. Also, inflation is in the high 32-33 % which is the highest for 28 years. So there is no way you can say nothing has changed on the ground. Judging by the way Nigerians swiftly left the streets and ended protests after receiving a token of rice its very likely things arent really good.

I’ll give you another chance; try again.

Latest in sports.

AskiaHarem:
Literally nothing happened outside of currency revaluation. I don’t think you understand how Nigeria newly started working its restructuring and rebasing calculations. Which is why those numbers haven’t negatively affected anything on ground in any meaningful way. Nigeria’s literally in the same operating condition & position it was a couple years ago when its gdp was 500+ Billion and per capita.

Worry about Ruto & Xo Jinping

Of course the roads and buildings are still there....but I'm sure the cost of living has gone higher and life became harder

StivoH2022:
Of course the roads and buildings are still there....but I'm sure the cost of living has gone higher and life became harder

With evermore continuing to be put up. No different than the post global 2020 average; but thanks to historically lacking major projects & industries coming online the past 2 years some things have improved to a level never before seen in the area. Outside of some inflation everything is more or less the same.

AskiaHarem:
I’ll give you another chance; try again.

Ok, I'll give it another try.

Nigeria's inflation rate is high due to a number of factors:
Currency depreciation: The naira has depreciated, which has contributed to inflation.
Fuel prices: Higher gasoline prices have contributed to inflation.
Transportation costs: Transportation costs have increased, which has contributed to inflation.
Food prices: Food prices have increased, which has contributed to inflation. Food inflation accounts for a large portion of Nigeria's inflation.
Reforms: Reforms by the government, such as cutting subsidies for electricity and petrol, have contributed to inflation.


But why the huge difference yet both countries are in the mid of structural adjustments. Kenya's inflation this month is at 2.7 %, just a month after the opposition joined to save govt, which was teetering on the cusp of the abyss. Biggest blame is the naira.

AkoniMoipei:
Ok, I'll give it another try.

Nigeria's inflation rate is high due to a number of factors:
Currency depreciation: The naira has depreciated, which has contributed to inflation.
Fuel prices: Higher gasoline prices have contributed to inflation.
Transportation costs: Transportation costs have increased, which has contributed to inflation.
Food prices: Food prices have increased, which has contributed to inflation. Food inflation accounts for a large portion of Nigeria's inflation.
Reforms: Reforms by the government, such as cutting subsidies for electricity and petrol, have contributed to inflation.


But why the huge difference yet both countries are in the mid of structural adjustments. Kenya's inflation this month is at 2.7 %, just a month after the opposition joined to save govt, which was teetering on the cusp of the abyss. Biggest blame is the naira.

This is confusing...so inflation is not supposed to be that low or what does this economist trying to insinuate


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdgsSAeLbz0?si=ebHmt-QsyJDQS7iJ

StivoH2022:
This is confusing...so inflation is not supposed to be that low or what does this economist trying to insinuate


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdgsSAeLbz0?si=ebHmt-QsyJDQS7iJ

He's worried about the low inflation turning into deflation.

Inside Maitama Neighborhood? You just have to love Maitama



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JF3ZamPcCXQ?si=xYS2LtawcywuNw44

Kenya has experienced a significant surge in social media use and consumption, shaping the country’s communication landscape and influencing various aspects of society. With the surge there has been key trends, challenges, and opportunities associated with social media in Kenya. Social media has ushered in a new era of connection and communication for Kenyans, forging a vibrant and interconnected society. This digital realm has seamlessly woven itself into the fabric of daily life, empowering individuals to nurture meaningful relationships and stay abreast of current events. A large percentage of social media users fall within the age bracket of 18 to 35 years, contributing to the vibrant and dynamic nature of online conversations. The widespread use of social media in Kenya has also played a crucial role in shaping public discourse. Citizens now have a platform to voice their opinions, discuss current affairs, and participate in social and political debates. This democratization of information has contributed to a more informed and engaged citizenry.

Goodness!

AkoniMoipei:
Kenya has experienced a significant surge in social media use and consumption, shaping the country’s communication landscape and influencing various aspects of society. With the surge there has been key trends, challenges, and opportunities associated with social media in Kenya. Social media has ushered in a new era of connection and communication for Kenyans, forging a vibrant and interconnected society. This digital realm has seamlessly woven itself into the fabric of daily life, empowering individuals to nurture meaningful relationships and stay abreast of current events. A large percentage of social media users fall within the age bracket of 18 to 35 years, contributing to the vibrant and dynamic nature of online conversations. The widespread use of social media in Kenya has also played a crucial role in shaping public discourse. Citizens now have a platform to voice their opinions, discuss current affairs, and participate in social and political debates. This democratization of information has contributed to a more informed and engaged citizenry.

Honestly I wouldn’t consider the first chart a badge of honor. People these days suffer from internet addiction & being chronically online.

AskiaHarem:
Honestly I wouldn’t consider the first chart a badge of honor. People these days suffer from internet addiction & being chronically online.

I simply shared a statistic, but you saw a badge of honor.

AkoniMoipei:
I simply shared a statistic, but you saw a badge of honor.

Don’t be a coward and try to tip toe backwards the intention within full context was clear. My point stands.

AskiaHarem:
Don’t be a coward and try to tip toe backwards the intention within full context was clear. My point stands.

I simply shared a statistic...everything else is your own making.