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| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by Uncletony(m): 2:06pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
barcanista:I graduated 2yrs ago. I already have my own family, 2 cars 4 mysef & my wife. I did not wait 4 any one to feed me not even d government!. I started poultry biz & today i can boast of 1000 layers laying already. That is abt 30,000 naira every day. & abt 900,000 naira every month. Now tell me is d country good for investment or not?!. No food 4 a lazy man!!..buhari may become d president bt he wont cook & bring to ur table. Do sometin meaningful to hep ur life. America is only better than Nigeria in thinking. Think my dear..dnt fool ursef.... |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by Nobody: 2:08pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
barcanista:*breaths out with relief** dat creep just d speach jst in conivance with d upcoming elections so 2 make it look like gej is workin..wen i hear such things i immagine i'm in togo,is it not d same economy where ppl suvive on $2 a day.. |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by Nobody: 2:11pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
dafuturis:Please read my previous post, as it seems you have issues with comprehension. Let me break it down, Nigeria had better or equal potential to these countries in 1960 but today they are far better than Nigeria. Why? Now go read the person I quoted's post and read my reply. The second assumption you made is about the dumbest deduction I have seen in my life. |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by thewarrior72: 2:15pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
Ozin:God bless GEJ, his administration & those that want the progress of this nation...... |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by saint047(m): 2:19pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
barcanista:One doesn't really know what the "M" in GMB name stands for: Mohammed muhammadu, March, Maga, M..man, Misfit, Mumu, Maitasine or Mallam? |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by jamex93(m): 2:23pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
Ahmeduana:lwkmd. u get mouth |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by Nobody: 2:55pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
And you still call yourself a saint? Show respect to the General! saint047: |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by Nobody: 3:01pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
We thank God for your life! Uncletony: |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by M4gunners: 3:03pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
Ozin:Me too oh . anybody wen no like feel relocate to Chad i mean am o. |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by EMANY01(m): 3:20pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
barcanista:So even the French government is spewing rhetoric? They are imagining things abi? The problem I have with the APC folks is the arrogance in the notion they promote that this country can only be saved by one man...buhari. I'd rather Nigeria collapses irrecoverably if it can only be saved by one man.That attitude of manifest destiny is ultimately destructive to the country.With that attitude a dictatorship is enthroned. |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by farem: 3:20pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
Trut:GOD has NATURALLY blessed Nigeria to the extent that it should be NIGERIANS who should be investing billions of Euro and Dollars. And not the imperialists. Alas, Corruption and now cluelessness(in the last 16 years) have not allowed this God-given purpose to come to pass. Praise God, there is hope..... #March4Buhari |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by Nobody: 3:21pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
talktimi:...apc sure make some people f.ucking stupid...excuse my french ![]() |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by Arogba: 3:31pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
See what I`ve been talking about? Nigeria has always been on auto pilot... The population makes it an investors haven. Even an idiot can rule this country, you dont need a PHD like mr cluless. #march4buhari |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by kobonaire(m): 3:40pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
Ozin:why is it their "evil plan" to derail this economy? |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by mikron(m): 3:45pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
gej my former governor now my able president, carry go nothing do u. u will live long and complete ur tenure and go on to enjoy ur retirement |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by Craigston: 3:50pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
zegbeye:^____________________________________^ That shows their selfish interest in Nigeria. They've well depleted their natural resources and are trying to source elsewhere to protect what they have left. And what happened to their human resources? And why do they covet the centre-stagge of business activities in Nigeria and Africa? No need to say much, but colonialism runs in their blood. And, taking a look at some historical records, I found Africa has, most times, been subject to these countries. Not again. |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by organic973: 4:15pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
GEJ till 2019.......... APC take note. |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by 14(m): 4:25pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa have been ranked as Africa’s top investment destinations in Ernst & Young’s (EY’s) Africa Attractiveness Survey.The survey revealed a dramatic improvement in the continent’s perceived attractiveness, now at second place. Although foreign direct investment (FDI) numbers painted a mixed picture, it showed that companies are successfully growing in Africa.In 2013, Africa’s share of global FDI projects reached 5.7 per cent, its highest level in a decade. The number of new FDI projects in Africa increased by 4.7 per cent, although the total number of new FDI projects declined by 3.1 per cent, due to the political, uncertainty in North Africa.However, the report culled from CPAFRICA website, showed that the average size of FDI projects increased to $70.1 million in 2013, from $60.1 million in 2012.In terms of destination, while South Africa maintained its position as the top FDI destination, emerging hotspots for investment were listed as Kenya, Ghana, Mozambique, Uganda, Tanzania and Zambia.“The prime factors behind the sub-Saharan African growth story are strong macroeconomic growth outlook, improving business environment, rising consumer class, abundant natural resources, democratic dividend and infrastructure development.“African investors nearly tripled their share of FDI projects over the last decades and intra-African investment has also driven job creation on the continent.“This growth is fueled by the need for improved regional chains and strengthening regional integration,” it added.It noted that with the diversification of economic activity in Africa gathering pace, growing employment levels are creating a new consumer class.This it said paved the way for increasing FDI in consumer-focused services and manufacturing sectors.“Sectors other than extractive are growing in importance. The most striking observation from this year’s survey is how Africa’s perceived attractiveness has improved.“In less than five years, Africa has risen to become the second most attractive investment destination in the world, tied with Asia.“South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya are considered the most attractive investment destination in Africa, whereas Morocco is seen as the leading destination for doing business in North Africa, largely on account of its relatively stable political environment,” it added.Continuing, it added: “Even though investment perceptions have improved so dramatically, actual investment in Africa has not accelerated as much since many potential foreign investors contine to view the entire continent as a high-risk destination.“This view is often based on perceptions that are 20 to 30 years out of date. But it is important to highlight the real challenge of doing business on the continent. http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/ernst-young-nigeria-kenya-south-africa-are-africa-s-top-investment-destinations/191812/ |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by vislabraye(m): 4:26pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
yes, nigeria is growing. good to hear this from france even though yankee has been bashing us all day long. but we have to be careful with the way we form alliance with the west. |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by 100Cents: 4:28pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
talktimi:Who is that Im..becile dancing with a broom ? |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by dafuturis(m): 4:56pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
Promhize:Why won't it be a dumb deduction when it runs in your system. |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by grandstar(m): 5:07pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
yeye dey smell. the french economy is in bad shape and they themselves are in dire need of investors. |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by hunter21(m): 5:20pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
anonimi:Noo you know, some people can singlehandedly reduce the global price of crude oil |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by anonimi: 5:28pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
hunter21:Like our very able perpetually unelectable presidential candidate ![]() www.nairaland.com/attachments/2015681_img2821_jpegc07f11e00151d9330133e93ee8556ecc |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by ommo(m): 5:28pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
Ozin:It's unfortunate how people think or argue their points. It is a fact that Nigeria will always be a preferred destination among the cluster of nations especially Africa nations. In West Africa, Nigeria alone makes up about 2/3 of the population, the market is there, and for every investor that is one of the major factor he/she considers. It is the main reason, our "leaders" should be very proactive and have foresight. Nigeria needs to put so many things in place, improve the infrastructure, social amenities and create conditions for good democratic governess. Do we have all these in place and the answer is "NO". This is the main reason why no person in position of power in this case "PRESIDENT" should have any reason to complain when he fails. Investors interest in Nigeria does not mean GEJ was excellent or even good, investors have been interested in Nigeria far before GEJ came to power and they will still be interested in Nigeria long after his left power. During the most difficult times of Nigeria, investors were still interested. Please people should not come on Nland and start celebrating as if Sapin or France has come out to praise GEJ. They only praised the potential Nigeria have and want to be part of it. What the investors tried to point out us and the world is that, they see and know what Nigeria can be/ do if it is blessed with GOOD LEADERSHIP devour of CORRUPTION and NEPOTISM. READ the article again please before you start praising GEJ. |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by anonimi: 5:32pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
barcanista:Continue whining an wailing for handouts from the daft & dumb old pensioner whose economic is only about dash dash to create more area boys and almajiris, his ever willing tool for the cold blooded murder of youth corpers and innocent when he loses elections as usual. Meanwhile REPUTABLE international corporate bodies continue to notice what blind Bartimaeus like you fail to see => Omooba77:And below is the web site of Ernst & Young for those who wish to know more about the firm and its credibility. http://www.ey.com/ Uncletony:Thanks for your better response to him jare. Most of the supporters of Buhari are lazy gays waiting for salary but not work. Or those who see him as their chance for a better chance to share Niger Delta oil yanfu yanfu www.nairaland.com/attachments/2086713_img15160571313281_jpeg_jpeg598667960310e8d61df6f3a5e2b6f397 |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by Nobody: 5:33pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
barcanista:My Brother, I used to think this way until I realised I had to work hard and smart to feel and experience the goodies in Nigeria. Leave the Internet for some few days and get busy with some better productive ventures. Any lazy Nigerian who refuses to work should remain poor. Thank God I've left that category since. |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by mmsen: 5:40pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
Uncletony:America is better largely because of the advantage that they were able to gleam from slave labor (followed by very cheap imported labor), land that did not need to be paid (or rather was not paid for) and technological expertise. Any economy or business that did not have to worry about labor costs or worker's welfare would surely prosper. Nigeria has room to grow - that should be seen as good news for all Nigerians. |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by 9inches(m): 5:56pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
"We want change, we want change".... And Jega changed the election date. Prof Jega is pro-APC ![]() |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by hopily(m): 6:08pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
GEJ Economic policy is working---Results will soon start unfolding and citizens will feel the impact very soon.....not a good news to the opositions though |
| Re: Nigeria Is Investors Unavoidable Destination- France by Trut(m): 6:15pm On Feb 08, 2015 |
Uncletony:Perfect response for lazy Nigerians like Baccanista alias baccaspace. Lazy people who expect the govt spoon feed them like a baby. |
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