Nigeria’s Ports Record 59.5% Increase In Vessel Calls, 80.1% In Gross Tonnage - Politics (2)

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Re: Nigeria’s Ports Record 59.5% Increase In Vessel Calls, 80.1% In Gross Tonnage by EnkayDezign: 11:28am On Mar 22, 2017

SuperS1Panther:
This is another confirmation that the economy is looking north again.

Just watch how the children of hatred will dispute the report once again, without giving any contrary verifiable statistical fact.

Be careful when putting 'North' and 'economy' together on this forum, before they'll start attacking you with BMC, aboki, parasite, lazy, Low IQ e.t.c grin

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Re: Nigeria’s Ports Record 59.5% Increase In Vessel Calls, 80.1% In Gross Tonnage by EnkayDezign: 11:30am On Mar 22, 2017

madridguy:
Another good news to start the day.

Indeed!

Re: Nigeria’s Ports Record 59.5% Increase In Vessel Calls, 80.1% In Gross Tonnage by InvestinOwerri(m): 11:52am On Mar 22, 2017

luvinhubby:
http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/business/fx-scarcity-cargo-dropped-50-in-first-half-2016/159181.html

This was also in 2016, how come and who is lying?

Dont mind Lie Mohamed and the bunch of BMC's. Consumer spending is down, demand for goods is down, recession is biting hard, inflation is very high, net income was down due to low oil price & bombings by militants yet APC propagandists are here saying RUBBISH! Maybe they think that everyone in Nigeria is a zombie.

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Re: Nigeria’s Ports Record 59.5% Increase In Vessel Calls, 80.1% In Gross Tonnage by Nobody: 11:55am On Mar 22, 2017*

Re: Nigeria’s Ports Record 59.5% Increase In Vessel Calls, 80.1% In Gross Tonnage by marv1: 11:55am On Mar 22, 2017

God bless You.
God bless Us.
God bless Nigeria.

SuperS1Panther:
Another of children of hatred spotted.

The economy is looking up and if you do not believe, that is your cup of tea. As for me and my household, we chose to believe good things are happening to us and our nation and we shall continue to prosper in the land.

Re: Nigeria’s Ports Record 59.5% Increase In Vessel Calls, 80.1% In Gross Tonnage by hydroking23(m): 12:05pm On Mar 22, 2017

erico2k2:
Reasoning like this makes me.give up on Nigeria

Thank God you have biafra to turn to. wink

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Re: Nigeria’s Ports Record 59.5% Increase In Vessel Calls, 80.1% In Gross Tonnage by duchilock: 12:09pm On Mar 22, 2017

I find the part that says the biggest ship to land in Africa landed in Nigeria.
Last time i checked, our draught is not that deep for large tonnage vessels
and the ongoing badagry seaport is supposed to be the deepest port in Sub-saharan
Africa.

Re: Nigeria’s Ports Record 59.5% Increase In Vessel Calls, 80.1% In Gross Tonnage by genearts(m): 12:23pm On Mar 22, 2017

onnenka:
Compare these with what was happening before the evil and certificateless herdsman came to power.

Put link make we go read am by ourselves. Beside that's stats what of 2012, 2013, 2014

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Re: Nigeria’s Ports Record 59.5% Increase In Vessel Calls, 80.1% In Gross Tonnage by genearts(m): 12:26pm On Mar 22, 2017

YonkijiSappo:
We all pray Nigeria gets better, but PLEASE STOP this Sai Baba of a thing...
If by now you are still shouting "Sai baba"... it only shows that you are one hell of a zombie who will never learn from past mistakes.
As for me and the majority of Nigerians , "Bubu" is surely going in 2019.

Sai Baba......

If you don't like it, you can go and die

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Re: Nigeria’s Ports Record 59.5% Increase In Vessel Calls, 80.1% In Gross Tonnage by Pavarottii(m): 12:40pm On Mar 22, 2017

SuperS1Panther:
Another of children of hatred spotted.

The economy is looking up and if you do not believe, that is your cup of tea. As for me and my household, we chose to believe good things are happening to us and our nation and we shall continue to prosper in the land.

U r believing, instead of u to demand to see.

Re: Nigeria’s Ports Record 59.5% Increase In Vessel Calls, 80.1% In Gross Tonnage by erico2k2(m): 1:36pm On Mar 22, 2017

hydroking23:
Thank God you have biafra to turn to.

Another shyte for brains.so once I'm not from the North I'm Biafra right ? You need Geography in your life .

Re: Nigeria’s Ports Record 59.5% Increase In Vessel Calls, 80.1% In Gross Tonnage by erico2k2(m): 1:38pm On Mar 22, 2017

allrightsir:
educated and enlightened people know that ships do not move around empty and so increasing no of ships carrying goods is a sign of improving economics activity.

So basically ships bringing imported goods to Nigeria is a sign of economic growth right ? In your own economic mindset you think say U make sense abi?

Re: Nigeria’s Ports Record 59.5% Increase In Vessel Calls, 80.1% In Gross Tonnage by Nobody: 2:19pm On Mar 22, 2017*

Re: Nigeria’s Ports Record 59.5% Increase In Vessel Calls, 80.1% In Gross Tonnage by Blue3k(m): 2:35pm On Mar 22, 2017

Sounds like this might be a positive quater in Q1 2017. I'll keep an eye for data in April.

Re: Nigeria’s Ports Record 59.5% Increase In Vessel Calls, 80.1% In Gross Tonnage by erico2k2(m): 7:27pm On Mar 22, 2017

allrightsir:
it's often difficult getting m*rons to see the stupidity in their reasoning so I wont even bother with you. The rest who haven't got their brains buried in their own excrement understand indicators of economic activity. Some people go to school, just to regurgitate at exams and come out useless members of society because they cant think!

When people get made redundant by thier comments they fro thier dummies outta the pram . All that trash you just vomited upstairs bears no sense of reasoning or direction . U need factory reset.Smh. Shyte 4 brains.

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