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Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by burkingx(f): 7:21am On Aug 23, 2017
Nelsizzy:
Your case is beyond redeemable. You should cast for the next season of WALKING DEAD because you are a proper Zombie.

Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by burkingx(f): 7:22am On Aug 23, 2017
badmrkt:
BMC doing what they do best even to the detriment of their immediate family members. I honestly salute ur loyalty!!!! Keep defending while ur family members wallow in penury!!!!

Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by Eddy2cute(m): 7:28am On Aug 23, 2017
shervydman:

post yours!
seriously anybody that will believe this is really gullible. How can there be over 90% increment in investment flow and yet no impact is felt in the economy or by the common man. Use your sense please.
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by Nelsizzy(m): 7:29am On Aug 23, 2017
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Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by 4Play(m): 7:32am On Aug 23, 2017
Capital inflow was $2.67bn in the last full quarter of GEJ's rule:

It said, “Capital importation totaled $2.67bn in Nigeria in the opening quarter of 2015, giving the lowest value observed over the last two years of review.

http://www.nigeriacommunicationsweek.com.ng/news/nbs-pegs-1q2015-investment-inflow-declines-at-267bn

We are now celebrating significantly lower levels of investor inflow than was the case under the previous government. This is nonetheless a much needed improvement than what we have become accustomed to.

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Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by burkingx(f): 7:37am On Aug 23, 2017
Nelsizzy:
Your case is beyond redeemable. You should cast for the next season of WALKING DEAD because you are a proper Zombie.

Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by Adminisher: 7:41am On Aug 23, 2017
This was caused by the new Forex window for manufacturers and investors. The assurance that they can easily take out their profits has increased foreign investments. The FG is also selling Naira debt in dollars.

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Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by Nobody: 7:41am On Aug 23, 2017
NaijaOrNothing:


Theres no impact on your life because you are lazyundecided
Forget that gist. When the economy improves, the amount of money in circulation in the country will shoot up. You can't tell me there's improvement when firms are cutting down massively on running costs by downsizing staff strength, corporations are owing one another and the govt itself is in growing massive debt. Next story pls
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by Maziebuka01(m): 7:50am On Aug 23, 2017
95% rise and we have massive job loss. These investments must be run on papers only
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by Nobody: 7:52am On Aug 23, 2017
Eddy2cute:
seriously anybody that will believe this is really gullible. How can there be over 90% increment in investment flow and yet no impact is felt in the economy or by the common man. Use your sense please.
use your sense, please.......u'll feel the impact, but not with immediate effect.
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by YelloweWest: 7:53am On Aug 23, 2017
95%from when to when?

I don't believe these lies.

If this were to be true it would have a significant impact on the unemployment rate which is still nose diving.
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by YelloweWest: 7:56am On Aug 23, 2017
Semper247:
Nation's condemned enemies will never comment on this thread and the damned ones that will comment will shout propaganda.....

Of course is propaganda. That's what this adminsitration is know for!

If this report is true why hasn't this 95% of investment increase imparted the labour market?
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by Smooyis(m): 8:04am On Aug 23, 2017
They won't remember to mention the Synagogue church of all nations as one major pull of capital inflow in Lagos. Instead they are talking of shares. Who's buying shares now sef
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by osile2012: 8:06am On Aug 23, 2017
I hope internet fraud is not counted as investment. Because both Yahoo boys and the president work from home grin grin
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by ExInferis(m): 8:15am On Aug 23, 2017
KendrickAyomide:
rises into their Various pockets, cos am not seeing the effect on the common man


And you obviously expected every inflow to be shared instantly with the "common man".

You shouldn't have skipped Econs 101 to smoke weed.
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by wildchild02: 8:16am On Aug 23, 2017
We're getting there


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Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by KendrickAyomide: 8:16am On Aug 23, 2017
ExInferis:



And you obviously expected every inflow to be shared instantly with the "common man".

You shouldn't have skipped Econs 101 to smoke weed.
mr Econs am not a fan of internet debates, so try else where
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by MyMouth(m): 8:20am On Aug 23, 2017
Semper247:
Nation's condemned enemies will never comment on this thread and the damned ones that will comment will shout propaganda.....

I tell u!!!! They might even begin to insult the same agency they have been praising when it was dishing out negative report about the economy.
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by Nbote(m): 8:21am On Aug 23, 2017
Some of U bootlickers are masturbating already clearly having no idea what d stats up there means or d implications of what U jus read up there..
Hope u all saw 1st quarter and 2nd quarter abi
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by ExInferis(m): 8:27am On Aug 23, 2017
KendrickAyomide:
mr Econs am not a fan of internet debates, so try else where

Then refrain from posting in an online forum meant for debates.

You can safely retire to a dark corner and procreate with yourself instead.

That's a gentleman's way of saying "go fukk yourself", by the way.
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by refreshrate: 8:32am On Aug 23, 2017
NOC1:

The impacts are not that fast felt, but if you can be truthful to yourself you will notice a slight improvement in our economy unlike what we experienced late 2015 and 2016. With time you will see the effects more.

If you could just show us one source to confirm any of this, either in principle...in motion...anyway...anything.

...one

...just one
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by Dollabiz: 8:33am On Aug 23, 2017
Really
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by KendrickAyomide: 8:39am On Aug 23, 2017
ExInferis:


Then refrain from posting in an online forum meant for debates.

You can safely retire to a dark corner and procreate with yourself instead.

That's a gentleman's way of saying "go fukk yourself", by the way.
E-Warrior , i can tell you are having a terrible morning kindly Bleep off and continue your misery
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by bolethings: 8:57am On Aug 23, 2017
Not to ridicule the FG or anything but even before this administration we had $20b inflow investment into the country within 2 years so this to me isn't good enough.

Meanwhile, why has our government always celebrated foreign investment? Can't government invest all our reserves on local content so we won't even need foreign investment to survive? I think our leaders are not brilliant and innovative enough. America didn't need foreign investment before it became production capital of the world neither did Japan.
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by ExInferis(m): 9:31am On Aug 23, 2017
KendrickAyomide:
E-Warrior , i can tell you are having a terrible morning kindly Bleep off and continue your misery

I was having a terrific day until i came across your asinine post.

You really are a slimy turd.
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by Abagworo(m): 9:50am On Aug 23, 2017
Wonderful! Nigeria is developing.
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by Nobody: 11:00am On Aug 23, 2017
NOC1:

The impacts are not that fast felt, but if you can be truthful to yourself you will notice a slight improvement in our economy unlike what we experienced late 2015 and 2016. With time you will see the effects more.

You are right.

Certainly there is stability in the fx rate that has flowed into prices. Prices may not decelerate because on the converse there is pent up demand which in an inverse way also supports a recovery premise.

There are certain middle man jobs that are becoming obsolete as the Internet and lower cost of Internet access collapse inefficient moats - you can expect people in such businesses to complain. But they aren't the future, just our inefficient past.
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by Cutestud(m): 12:34pm On Aug 23, 2017
Semper247:
Nation's condemned enemies will never comment on this thread and the damned ones that will comment will shout propaganda.....

I'm thinking either you're in government or the description "common man" doesn't fit you
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by KendrickAyomide: 1:01pm On Aug 23, 2017
ExInferis:


I was having a terrific day until i came across your asinine post.

You really are a slimy turd.
better go back to the Hospital and finish being born
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by akigbemaru: 1:15pm On Aug 23, 2017
Truth234:
The National Bureau of Statistics on Tuesday released the capital importation report, stating that investment inflows into the country rose by 95.02 per cent from $884.1m in the first quarter of this year to $1.79bn in the second quarter.

The bureau in the report which was made available to our correspondent in Abuja attributed the main driver of the quarterly growth in capital importation in the second quarter to 146.7 per cent increase in Portfolio Investments.

This, it added, was followed by Other Investments, which grew by 95.02 per cent, and then Foreign Direct Investment, which increased by 29.8 per cent over the previous quarter.

It stated, “The total value of capital imported into Nigeria in the second quarter of 2017 was estimated to be $1.792bn. This figure was $884.1m more than the figure recorded in Q1 2017, a growth of 95.02 per cent.

“Year on year, this was an increase of 43.6 per cent from the $1.04bn recorded in Q2 of 2016. A month on month analysis of capital importation in the second quarter shows that the month of May recorded the highest of amount of capital importation ($616.5m), followed by June with $612.6m and May with $563.3m.

“The main driver of the quarterly growth in capital importation in the second quarter was Portfolio Investments, which increased by 145.7 per cent, followed by Other Investments, which grew by 95.02 per cent, and then Foreign Direct Investment, which increased by 29.8 per cent over the previous quarter.”

Portfolio Investment, according to the report was the largest component of imported capital in the second quarter of 2017, and accounted for $770.5m, or 43 per cent respectively of the total.

This was closely followed by Other Investments, which accounted for $747.5m, or 41.7 per cent, and then FDI, which accounted for $274.4 or 15.3 per cent during the quarter.

The NBS report said that the state to import the most capital into Nigeria in the second quarter of 2017 was Lagos, as in all previous quarters.

It added, “Lagos is the commercial and financial capital of Nigeria, and home to Nigeria’s Stock Exchange where shares are traded. As such, it accounts for most of the capital imported into the country.

http://investorsking.com/investment-inflow-nigeria-rises-95-1-7bn-nbs/
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by ExInferis(m): 1:20pm On Aug 23, 2017
KendrickAyomide:
better go back to the Hospital and finish being born

Wow what a daft thing to say.

You really are pretty stupid.
Re: Investment Inflow Into Nigeria Rises By 95% To $1.7bn by KendrickAyomide: 1:32pm On Aug 23, 2017
ExInferis:


Wow what a daft thing to say.

You really are pretty stupid.
As it states in your profile you are from Hell, so go back to Hell where u fucking belong

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