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Re: . by stefanweeks: 8:23am On Feb 08, 2018
It is not by concrete and beautiful landscape.

Hows ur economy fairing?
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Re: . by stefanweeks: 8:25am On Feb 08, 2018
ScorpioMoon:
my point to Nigerians is ; it doesn't matter how many skyscrapers Lagos ,Calabar,akwa ibom, Abuja has , what maters is an organized society . organized society has nothing to do with skyscrapers and overpass (flyover)
Okay, we r on the same page.

But a lot of people already know this.
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Re: . by oz4real83(m): 8:57am On Feb 08, 2018
U remind me of our former president Gej who said Nigerians are not poor because Nigerians ''had the highest number of private jets when they went to a programme in Kenya to the extent that the kenyans were still discussing the issue many days after the programme in Kenya ended'' huh. What is the standard of living of brazillians compared to other developed countries? What is the per capita income? What is the level of infrastructural development in terms of transportation,education,health,security,education? What is the composition of the gdp/gnp? How productive are brazillians? What is the literacy level? How accessible is health care and education to the brazillian majority? How independent and effective are the executive,legislature and judiciary? Are the majority of brazillians still peasant farmers or the country is highly industralised? These are factors that determine whether a country is still a third world country or not.
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