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PassingShot:
Lamentation of a sore LOSER! Wail on boy.

PassingShot:
Lamentation of a sore LOSER! Wail on boy.

MizMyColi:





Definition of Informal Sector.




With the submissions made above, pray tell, what exactly is there to rejoice about?

MizMyColi:

Word on the streets now is "they promised us change, where is the change?" "I'm not seeing any change o" "Things were not as bad as this during Jonathan's reign"

Going by the manner these folks rode to power, one would expect not to look too far before seeing astounding achievements and policies.

However, the reverse has been the case.

obailala:
Now the wailers are going to wail haaaard


But on a serious note, where does NBS even get these their statistics from?

MizMyColi:





Definition of Informal Sector.




With the submissions made above, pray tell, what exactly is there to rejoice about?

Firefire:
PassingShot, come and answer your fellow coven inmate.

Firefire:
PassingShot, come and answer your fellow coven inmate.

obailala:
Haha.. you carefully wiped off the other bits of my message you quoted, very typical.
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/157886-1-8-million-nigerians-enter-job-market-yearly-says-okonjo-iweala.html
http://www.bellanaija.com/2015/03/03/okonjo-iweala-fg-has-created-1-4-million-jobs-in-3-years/
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/155214-present-evidence-1-6-million-jobs-created-nigerias-unemployed-youth-tell-okonjo-iweala.html

Kindly explain these amazing statistics churned out by NOI even as recently as March this year?

PassingShot:
Did you still pray for the president yesterday?

MizMyColi:

No, I did not. I wasn't led to.

Instead, I mourned the passing on of the Kogi Guber Candidate.

PassingShot:
Latest data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) show that a total of 475,180 new jobs were created in the third quarter of 2015.

In its third quarter survey, the NBS explained that this represents an increase of 236.1 per cent, compared with the previous quarter, and 36 per cent compared to the third quarter of 2014.

According to the Bureau, the increase in the number of jobs was driven mainly by informal sector jobs, which accounted for 90.2 per cent.

The labour force population increased to 75.9 million from 74 million in the second quater, representing an increase in the labour force by 2.60 per cent.

It was followed by formal sector jobs, which accounted for 8.8 per cent, while the public sector generated 4,818 jobs, representing 1.01 per cent of jobs in the period under review.

The informal sector accounted for over 90 per cent of total jobs in the third quater, and were predominantly in rural agricultural activities.
http://www.channelstv.com/2015/11/23/over-400000-jobs-created-in-third-quarter-nbs/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

PassingShot:
Try to get "led to". Not good to pray for him one day and refuse to be led to do so another day.

PassingShot:
I remember how I had to lecture some people here that 2nd quarter represents April, May and June; that we cannot attribute the economic performance of that quarter to a presidency which was in charge of only one month (June) out of three. The new regime is thus fully responsible for the economic performance from the 3rd quarter onwards till May 2019.

Just last week we read how the economy is rallying despite a drop in crude earnings! And I am sure that PMB and his team will shame the doubters and put Nigeria back on the right path.

Lalasticlala, Seun, Obinoscopy, this should not be delayed to make fp please.

lomprico:
More paper achievements. None physical, where r the jobs??

Love Machine:
No be nigeria this one happen.What are the names of the companies who carryout the employments?

ndcide:
What was PassingShot trying to achieve by opening this thread.

Did he truly believe in it?

mazeltov:
Relax, it's too early. Jonathan spent 6 years yet, no remarkable progress on our economic

The woman who fixed my hair yesterday evening thinks otherwise

ndcide:
What was PassingShot trying to achieve by opening this thread.

Did he truly believe in it?