₦airaland Forum

Enemyofpeace:
No wonder our brothers from the east see it as their small London. It's the prayer and dream of every igbo man/woman to visit Lagos before dying

Enemyofpeace:
No wonder our brothers from the east see it as their small London. It's the prayer and dream of every igbo man/woman to visit Lagos before dying

casualobserver:
Your problem is poor education or a stunted brain or both.

The article clearly states GDP (PPP), my post that you quoted clearly states GDP (PPP) and you are here talking about real and nominal making stooopid comments asking daft questions? If you don’t know what GDP (PPP) is shouldn’t you google before responding?

The only sensation is the level of dumb products of our educational system.

hafeeanubasy:
Well established before TINUBU
But more established after TINUBU.
I know you are not happy because TINUBU name is mentioned instead of someone you love.
But that's your own headache

hafeeanubasy:
Well established before TINUBU
But more established after TINUBU.
I know you are not happy because TINUBU name is mentioned instead of someone you love.
But that's your own headache

Obaaderemi2:
Ok. The economy is getting smaller

opamoses1:
That's why Cairo Anambra is number 1 on the list. Since Anambra state is 99.999% governed by Igbos.

Ayoefa:
City of fortune.

obyno82:
Again you are only dense in thinking. There is no data that shows this to be authentic. It is just a sensational headline. Try and be sensible and stop embarrassing your lineage.

Goodvibes007:
https://www.pulse.ng/articles/news/local/lagos-becomes-africas-2nd-largest-city-economy-as-gdp-hits-dollar259-billion-2025031218125946368

obyno82:
But it is the truth. Inknowbyou are being paid for this, but you know the truth.

Smartcitizen:
And what were you doing to Jonathan just like I've been saying?

Stop shooting yourself on the foot

Obaaderemi2:
Being paid for what? Study Argentina's economic crisis, then you will know this government has taken the right steps. Jonathan and Buhari were your enemies but you didn't know.
As an aside, the Nigerian economy has started growing again, it's not getting smaller

Dougad:
Yoruba man saying everybody but his fellow yoruba man is an enemy. The jokes write themselves I swear

obyno82:
Again you are only dense in thinking. There is no data that shows this to be authentic. It is just a sensational headline. Try and be sensible and stop embarrassing your lineage.

Obaaderemi2:
Incoherent

obyno82:
When I look at the bolded I just laugh at how dense you are. People like you need to be flogged once in a while every morning so that you will have sense.
Why would I have issues with Tinubu's name being mentioned? Of what use is it to me. We are in a democracy and it is pertinent that you tell the truth to power. Now in your ignorance and dense frame of mind, you assume that I am not happy because Tinubu's name is mentioned.

obyno82:
Simple question you cannot answer. Show me statistical data to prove your point. Try and be sensible.

nedu666:
The same lagos where millions of yorubas are living in poverty, in low paying jobs, face me I face you, under bridge. Every little corner, road demarcation has been turned to toilet, rubbish dump, open gutters where aboki cart pushers dump their refuse. How come these millions of Yorubas are not living your so called lagos dream. Abi your lagos dream means living in poverty

ogododo:
With 80% Igbo contributed development.

horlique:
Is actually 2000 trillion.
So Lagos is now richer than the whole Nigeria.
Well done ooo.
Yet with 95% living under UN poverty line..
Hahahahahah

Obaaderemi2:
There you go again just like I predicted. Who are your people committing suicide?
Jonathan was borrowing to pay salaries and subsidies, Buhari was not only borrowing, he was also printing money so that ignorant people like you can buy rice at #18k per bag and fuel at #180. Little did you know that you were eating your future and those of your unborn children.

You may like to read up on Argentina and Lebanon to see where Nigeria was heading before hard decisions were taken by this administration. Now, the economy is growing again and it's unlikely that Nigeria would default on its loans or go into recession at all in Tinubu's first four years. Even inflation has declined. Our global ratings are going up again.
But like I said, someone like you would never understand since you can't see beyond the next plate of food

Smartcitizen:
Hypocrisy mentality.

Enemyofpeace:
No wonder our brothers from the east see it as their small London. It's the prayer and dream of every igbo man/woman to visit Lagos before dying

hafeeanubasy:
You are not.
You stupid brain has the right not to be!

casualobserver:
Like I said the problem with people like you is you hat once you face one direction, there is no fact no credible source that will make you see reason. I gave you 2 credible sources, even posted snapshots because I know people like you don’t verify links if one just posts the link.

If the world bank is not a credible source then I rest my case!

Obaaderemi2:
Being paid for what? Study Argentina's economic crisis, then you will know this government has taken the right steps. Jonathan and Buhari were your enemies but you didn't know.
As an aside, the Nigerian economy has started growing again, it's not getting smaller

AndroBlaze:
This is the problem I have with Nigerians, must you be a master in every subject? Is it a crime for a grown man to admit he doesn't understand one of the many sciences that we have on this earth? Is everyone a doctor, can everyone be an economist?

GDP based on PPP is an established subject in economics, some of us went to school and studied pure economics, it's not a crime for you not to understand it just the same way I don't understand the exact methodology of how a mechanical engine works!

Anyway, if you choose the path of knowledge instead of hate, go back to some of the guy you quoted posts, he explains GDP so simply that anyone with an earnest mind can understand.

Brendaniel:
so what is Tinubu borrowing billions of dollars every year for?

“The World Bank has today approved
three operations for a total of $1.57bn to support the
Government of Nigeria in strengthening human capital through
better health for women, children and adolescents and
building resilience to the effects of climate change such as
floods and droughts through improving dam safety and
irrigation.”