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Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by Sonofgod1990(m): 7:45pm On Apr 01, 2025
Good evening all.i jokingly begged for help on dis platform last week and Someone sent me me 1000 and i don't know the person. If you are the one that sent me the 1000# please indicate i want to show you love. You are a nice person
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by Ebinpawo1: 7:45pm On Apr 01, 2025
Ok
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by anonimi: 7:51pm On Apr 01, 2025
JuanDeDios:
Nigeria ought to be having double-digit growth at this time though. Fix energy, roads and security, and it will happen.
If you fix all these without fixing basic education and healthcare to be free for all with quality service by well paid professionals, then you are just another failure like the 65 years of independence.

Do you know any developed country that simultaneously has the highest number of children out of school huh
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by anonimi: 7:55pm On Apr 01, 2025
Sonofgod1990:
Good evening all.i jokingly begged for help on dis platform last week and Someone sent me me 1000 and i don't know the person. If you are the one that sent me the 1000# please indicate i want to show you love. You are a nice person
Show your love to Akpabio for his advice to Remi Tinubu’s lazy youths.



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




BeeBeeOoh:
The First Lady of Nigeria, Oluremi Tinubu, has urged Nigerian youths to be hard-working, saying, “There is no food for lazy man.”

Mrs Tinubu said this during a courtesy visit to the palace of Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, in Ile-Ife, Osun State, on Thursday.

She noted that while the Tinubu-led administration is working hard to provide sustainable solutions to the current challenges facing the country, Nigerians should also work hard to provide for themselves.

The first lady maintained that the government will do all it takes to ensure that Nigerians are not disappointed and called for patience with Tinubu’s administration.

Mrs Tinubu said: “There is no food for the lazy man; even God worked for six days and rested on the seventh day.

“Nigeria is a land that’s flowing with milk and honey, but we need to sustain it for generations to come.

“God has richly blessed my family before getting to the presidency and we are content with what we have.

“What is happening in the country, we are just two years into our administration, we are not the cause of the current situation. We are trying to fix and secure the future.

“I have embarked on several journeys but it seems that people are not seeing what God is doing in the land. Nations across the globe want to do business with us, legally, on the table. There is a government in power now that they know it is accountable.

“We are trying all our efforts to ensure that the economy is stabilised and the masses are living meaningful lives since the removal of fuel subsidy.”

https://dailypost.ng/2024/10/10/no-food-for-lazy-man-remi-tinubu-urges-nigerians-to-work-hard/
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by walozanga(m): 7:56pm On Apr 01, 2025
Tinubunomics rubbish. Efulefus everywhere you u
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by JuanDeDios: 8:00pm On Apr 01, 2025
anonimi:
If you fix all these without fixing basic education and healthcare to be free for all with quality service by well paid professionals, then you are just another failure like the 65 years of independence.

Do you know any developed country that simultaneously has the highest number of children out of school huh
huh
Those are factors you tackle for LONG-TERM growth but primarily for human capital development. But anything you say.
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by 12inchess: 8:03pm On Apr 01, 2025
Goffamint of propaganda has come again ooooo. Gbajue ecomomics
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by surgical: 8:08pm On Apr 01, 2025
RepoMan007:
What are the products? Under what sectors of the economy? You mean yahoo yahoo remittance abi?
I wonder o,what is growing ,the manufacturing sector is almost dead,agricultural sector struggling, service sector wobbling,which sector is really growing the economy, maybe only government sector
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by femi4: 8:15pm On Apr 01, 2025
Ejikas:
Tinubunomics : The CBN
Projections:
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) expects the country's economy to grow by 4.17% in 2025, up from 3.36% in 2024.
Audio bar chart...I drew pass this in maths class
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by Abufo: 8:16pm On Apr 01, 2025
Ejikas:
Tinubunomics : The CBN
Projections:
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) expects the country's economy to grow by 4.17% in 2025, up from 3.36% in 2024.
Tax and spend..........! where are the savings? where are the investment on critical infrastructural projects especially power! powerii poweriii
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by Ibehchizzy: 8:36pm On Apr 01, 2025
Key word expects
But we all know Nigeria economy defies the logic of economics
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by ImpartialGuy: 8:45pm On Apr 01, 2025
Agboriotejoye:
What is Nigeria's rebased GDP figures?
NBS said they'll release it ending off January
This is April nothing from them
The only thing we heard from nowhere is that Lagos is now $259bn in audio format
The next thing is World Bank accusing NBS of doctoring statistics
According to the IMF, Nigeria's current GDP is less than $200 billion. The NBS is probably delaying it because they don't want to release data that everyone will question. Naira devaluation has reduced the size of Nigeria's economy. No amount of manipulation can change that fact.
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by Agboriotejoye(m): 9:00pm On Apr 01, 2025
ImpartialGuy:
According to the IMF, Nigeria's current GDP is less than $200 billion. The NBS is probably delaying it because they don't want to release data that everyone will question. Naira devaluation has reduced the size of Nigeria's economy. No amount of manipulation can change that fact.
Even the new inflation figures are being disputed
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by WantsandMore: 9:12pm On Apr 01, 2025
Ejikas:
Tinubunomics : The CBN
Projections:
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) expects the country's economy to grow by 4.17% in 2025, up from 3.36% in 2024.
You can have astronomical gdp growth without Economic development. This debate has proven true over time.
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by nedekid: 9:25pm On Apr 01, 2025
DeLaRue:
Great.

If we can hit 6% in 2 years time, and hopefully 7 or 8% annual growth by 2029/2030, that would be magnificent.

A Nigerian economy growing at a 7 or 8% per annum over a sustained period will lift millions out of poverty.
A farmer that plants 5 corn plants but claim to have planted 20 on the day of harvest will get 5 corns.
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by gaskiyamagana: 9:28pm On Apr 01, 2025
Ejikas:
Tinubunomics : The CBN
Projections:
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) expects the country's economy to grow by 4.17% in 2025, up from 3.36% in 2024.
How has this affect price of goods , commodity and services? If this yeye graph is true why bag of not becoming less and lesser?
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by Abba3point7:
Ese
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by Buccalcavity2: 10:25pm On Apr 01, 2025
WantsandMore:
You can have astronomical gdp growth without Economic development. This debate has proven true over time.
But you can never have economic development without economic growth. Growth is an upper function of development. Every devpt is premised on growth. Cut them some slack.
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by WantsandMore: 10:31pm On Apr 01, 2025
Buccalcavity2:
But you can never have economic development without economic growth. Growth is an upper function of development. Every devpt is premised on growth. Cut them some slack.
That’s not true, there are stagnant economies for decades with significant economic development, Japan, North-Korea, Germany. I could go on, Nigeria celebrates growth created by nonsensical economic inflation without a concomitant effect on the five basic needs of man according to Abraham Maslow; Food, Shelter, Security, Self-Actualizing… all of this in the past decade has been on a declining trajectory while we come online and celebrate economic growth, see our public sectors even, most are moribund, unemployment had to be rebased to curtail the growing numbers.
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by SalamRushdie: 10:51pm On Apr 01, 2025
Lets stop deceiving ourselves , the economy has not grown and is still shrinking
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by ValarDoharis: 11:45pm On Apr 01, 2025
Doctored data
Ejikas:
Tinubunomics : The CBN
Projections:
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) expects the country's economy to grow by 4.17% in 2025, up from 3.36% in 2024.
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by Wills083: 11:47pm On Apr 01, 2025
Rubbing Peter to pay Paul

You put the masses on hash situations making them su_fer and grind.

Just imagine the heavy tax you're imposing on firms in the country and you're here telling us GDP is growing. Come let the people give you round of applause. Mitcheeeeew
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by DeOTR: 11:48pm On Apr 01, 2025
Ejikas:
Tinubunomics : The CBN
Projections:
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) expects the country's economy to grow by 4.17% in 2025, up from 3.36% in 2024.
We need a 2-digits growth rate for at least 10 years straight to get back to where we were in 2007 and go from there. All these is bull shit when population growth is more than double the economic growth.
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by Buccalcavity2: 12:02am On Apr 02, 2025
WantsandMore:
That’s not true, there are stagnant economies for decades with significant economic development, Japan, North-Korea, Germany. I could go on, Nigeria celebrates growth created by nonsensical economic inflation without a concomitant effect on the five basic needs of man according to Abraham Maslow; Food, Shelter, Security, Self-Actualizing… all of this in the past decade has been on a declining trajectory while we come online and celebrate economic growth, see our public sectors even, most are moribund, unemployment had to be rebased to curtail the growing numbers.
Common man. Its ECO101. Show me an economy that developed, and i'll show you the growth that preceded it. Its like saying someone now lives in lekki (Devpt)i without income (growth). If you argue, then provide data.
Growth show productivity. Channelling the result of growth to "important areas" is what is called development. GDP growth is good. It's the minimum by which we measure countries' improvements. But development is the destination....
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by Tenisam: 12:06am On Apr 02, 2025
RepoMan007:
What are the products? Under what sectors of the economy? You mean yahoo yahoo remittance abi?
Kai! Una wey daft plenty for this space shaa
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by Vision101(m): 12:40am On Apr 02, 2025
Goldeno:
undecided
Well GDP is not a sign of better well being, it just a measure of how much people are willing to pay for things.
So the more expensive things get the higher the GDP.
It doesn't reflect the well being of the society.

Say for example you use to buy 3 oranges for N50 and now its N100, then the GDP grows.

Once opon a tin in your village/community when are stressed you can take walk to the river/beach but now a rich man has Boughy and fenced the place so you have to pay, the GDP increases.

GDP increase in the matter of fact means reduced comfort for the people.
Because it means you're paying for things you normally don't pay for and paying more for things you used to pay for.
GDP is a measure of the productivity of an economy. What all that you pointed out here meant is inflation rate. Sometimes people should hide ignorance in faceless forums.
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by Kenmarine(m): 1:26am On Apr 02, 2025
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Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by Truthcat: 2:14am On Apr 02, 2025
The sadists won’t like this, they’re addicted to bad news.
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by allthingsgood: 3:43am On Apr 02, 2025
Ceenachi:
Fake news from Propaganda APC Agbadorians Batidiots Government

Nigerians are complaining of high cost of food and hunger you are on the pages of newspaper displaying figures that doesn't add up. These are mere academic exercise without any empirical evidence to buttress this claim.
Ehn fake news for you. You won't grow. Leave the growth for the rest of us.
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by allthingsgood: 3:46am On Apr 02, 2025
DeOTR:
We need a 2-digits growth rate for at least 10 years straight to get back to where we were in 2007 and go from there. All these is bull shit when population growth is more than double the economic growth.
Two digit growthhuh Even America and China don't have two digit GDP. You guys must be living under a rock or just plain ignorant
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by Mrhonesty: 4:20am On Apr 02, 2025
All the fuel importations alone. Were you refining fuel in 2023?



RepoMan007:
What are the products? Under what sectors of the economy? You mean yahoo yahoo remittance abi?
Re: Nigeria’s GDP Growth In 2024 (Picture) by WantsandMore:
Buccalcavity2:
Common man. Its ECO101. Show me an economy that developed, and i'll show you the growth that preceded it. Its like saying someone now lives in lekki (Devpt)i without income (growth). If you argue, then provide data.
Growth show productivity. Channelling the result of growth to "important areas" is what is called development. GDP growth is good. It's the minimum by which we measure countries' improvements. But development is the destination....
You make a fine argument but your argument is bourgeoisie oriented but I’m mostly talking macro/micro economics where the rural poor enjoy the basic necessities of life. Do you know for the past two decades we’ve never had basic pipe borne water? Growing out of school children, poor housing, etc? How’s that economic development? But of course in every economy wether developing/developed the rich can and will always afford whatever life offers but same cannot be said of the mass rural poor which is a better indicator of economic development.
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