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| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by SalamRushdie: 11:01pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
Nigerias GDP is less than 200 billion dollars but yet you want to claim Lagos GDP is 259 billion?😅😅😅 It's impossible ..so the GDP per Capita of Lagos is 13 thousand dollars yet the entire state is filled with old rickety 20 year old Toyotas 😅😅😅 |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by ufotunang: 11:07pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
And the common man in Lagos does not benefit from all this GDP statistics..the common man living in poverty, hunger, hardship, inflation, high costs of living, unemployment in Lagos ,.it's a pity |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by Shikena(m): 11:09pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
Honestey:We appreciate our Jagaban ![]() |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by rinzaugustine: 11:19pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
nedu666:don’t mind them with their useless propagandas |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by Xbobtage: 11:25pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
The GDP of Nigerian is now 199 Billion, Nigeria is now even below Ethiopia. in 2011 when I looked at this least Nigeria had a GDP of almost 500 Billion while Ethiopia was at 56 Billion. You can clearly see the effects of Tribalism which feeds corruption. Here is the link here on wikipedia for those unsure. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal) |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by Daddyk87(m): 11:34pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
opamoses1:you no lie |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by Jones4190(m): 11:36pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
ogododo:we are not talking about gala economy here |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by NewHe: 11:37pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
mrvitalis:Where do you get this fake figure of 199bn from? |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by CaptainFM1: 11:40pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
ogododo:Cry me a river! |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by Elvis2kay: 11:40pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
ogododo:. Igbo man must lack wisdom Yoruba are very. Why can't igbo people pay tax to thier own state. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by Uchek(m): 11:41pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
After posting, go buy Harriman the market Factcheck0001: |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by bentenny(m): 11:44pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
Let's even assume without conceding that all these stats were to be true...are they not supposed to translate into reducing hunger and providing better purchasing power for the citizens in Lagos state? So why are most citizens in Lagos state still crying over hunger and starvation? Most of them esp the indigenes cannot even afford the basics for survival! So what then is the essence of these stats? |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by magicminister: 11:47pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
The roads are bad, street lights are none -existent, health care is zero, no portable water despite being next to the Atlantic! Yet, generational cowards celebrate!!! The Lagos economy has not benefitted lagosians in anyway shape or form! |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by koning: 11:50pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
ogododo:For those arguing with this guy, what he said is not entirely false. Though the %age may be on the high side. An economy where almost everything we buy on a small scale is supplied and marketed by Igbo people. From Toothpick, Shirts, Shoes, Car batteries, Gearboxes or complete engines etc. This activity is what builds and develops an economy. Dangote produces just Fuel, Cement, Sugar. But you cannot go to his factories and buy them. The big banks only deal on money. Which is just a piece of paper and only becomes useful when you give it to importers(Igbos) to bring in actual goods which we all need to keep the economy moving. SME's are the backbone of any economy everywhere in the world. So, Igbos contribute immensely to the economic growth of Lagos. On top that they still invest the bulk of their money is the same Lagos. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 11:56pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
Goodvibes007:Hold on first Nigeria's GDP as at last year was $487b approx. Make una take am easy with propaganda |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 11:57pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
Enugurangers:Oga you people should take it easy naaaa. Lagos was well established before Tinubu became Govenor. You keep talking about Lekki FTZ, please can you quantify it's impact in terms of figures to Lagos GDP and show us how you arrived at this stats? Make una take am easy with lies and propaganda. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 11:58pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
Enugurangers:So how come Lagos is 259billion? This is pure propaganda at its best. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 11:59pm On Mar 12, 2025 |
Obaaderemi2:Where is Nigeria on track? Stop living in delusion my brother. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:00am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Kennyswag:Stop being stupid. How can Nigeria's GDP be $363billion in 2023 and was growing at 3% in 2024 and Lagos is $259billion? Make una take am easy with sensational headlines along with lies and propaganda. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:02am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Kennyswag:Let me correct you Nigeria is not Africa's largest economy, in fact in 2023 Nigeria's GDP was $363billion and it grew by more than 3% approx in 2024. How come Lagos is $259billion? The whole thing doesn't add up at all. That is how you see propaganda and lies. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:04am On Mar 13, 2025 |
casualobserver:So which one is Lagos GDP that was quoted here? Is it real or nominal GDP? Bros Nigeria's GDP is hanging at the $400billion mark so there is no way that figure for Lagos state is accurate. This is yet another sensational gimmick at propaganda and lies. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:05am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Dhoneymix:The enabling environment started after the civil war in the 70s when Apapa and Tincan ports were expanded. You guys talk like as if igbos came to Lagos during Tinubu's era as governor. Take it easy with lies and propaganda. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:07am On Mar 13, 2025 |
kokomilala:See this one is a big lie how can Nigeria be growing at a GDP of more than 3% approx from $363billion in 2023 and you are saying Lagos is $259billion? You guys and lies and propaganda are a match made in Hell. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:08am On Mar 13, 2025 |
shereef19:Try and be sensible for once. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:08am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Obaaderemi2:Oga the economy is not growing. These lies and propaganda no dey work. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:09am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Enemyofpeace:Hold on please bring statistics and show us the percentage of igbo population every year for the past 30years that move to Lagos. Show us the trend analysis let us now analyse. Please take it easy with lies and propaganda. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:12am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Shikena:Which Jagaban bikonu. Lagos has always been what it is because of the ports and the fact that the former federal capital territory was in close proximity. You guys always spin it in the context like as if Lagos was no where before Tinubu came in, which is a lie. Even the Lekki Deep sea port and the free trade Zone no one can confidently show via statistics its impact on Lagos GDP. How many Ships per year use that port? Still no one can answer these questions. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:14am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Daddyk87:Oga which legacies? Okay please the Lekki Deepsea port, what is the percentage contribution to Lagos GDP? How many ships berth there per year, what is the shipping numbers. What is the percentage contribution of Lekki FTZ to the Lagos GDP? See numbers no dey lie, that is why I love numbers, even when you twist the figures the other data components will expose the lies you have made. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by obyno82: 12:15am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Elvis2kay:It is not about wisdom it is the component of the federal laws. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by Vision101(m): 12:22am On Mar 13, 2025 |
nedu666:This figure that he quoted is wrong. |
| Re: Lagos Becomes Africa's 2nd-largest City Economy As GDP Hits $259 Billion by Originalsly: 12:29am On Mar 13, 2025 |
Ok...who has the money? ...the people or politicians? |
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