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EvangOlu:
SOMEBODY SHOULD PLEASE HELP ME CHECK
NAME.
email: raylight4lyf63@gmail.com Phone: 08065991474.
Thanks for your concern.

midolian:
Hope this is not the best you can think.

sunnychibs:
This is a welcome development coming from Ghana,knowing the number of foreigners living in your country and also making your country habitable for it's citizens and foreigners by good government policies.



I doubt if Nigeria do,because the guys who repair my shoes are not even Nigerians,but they move freely.they are neither documented nor neither do they have passports.

smh...

CampusGistNaija:
Nigeria is the third wealthiest country in Africa for 2019 — despite being home to billionaire Aliko Dangote

There are two Nigerians on the list of the Forbes top 5 African billionaires ruled by Aliko Dangote.

You would think this would make Nigeria the wealthiest country on the continent.
The new 2019 Wealth Report compiled by AfrAsia Bank says otherwise as Nigeria is ranked as Africa’s third wealthiest nation and Lagos state the fourth wealthiest city.

Nigeria is home to two of Africa’s richest people — Aliko Dangote with $10.3 billion and Mike Adenuga with $9.2 billion — as estimated by Forbes.

However, data from the September 2019 Wealth Report compiled by AfrAsia Bank shows that it is not the wealthiest nation on the continent.

The number one position goes to South Africa with a total wealth of $649 billion. This excludes government funds and includes private wealth (properties, cash, business interests and equities) held by all the people living in each country.

Egypt is in second place with $303 billion while Nigeria follows with $225 billion.

The report cited the following as reasons for Nigeria’s ranking:

Safety concerns and tensions
Outgoing migration of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs)
Investors running away because of the clampdown on foreign companies like MTN
Decrease in oil prices
Loss of value in Naira compared to the US dollar

City Ranking

Nigeria ranks even lower in the statistics for the wealthiest cities in Africa. In the list ruled by Johannesburg, Capetown (both in South Africa), and Egypt's Cairo, Lagos, Nigeria is ranked the fourth.

Despite being the largest city in the continent in terms of population and Gross domestic products (GDP), Lagos only has a total wealth of $96 billion.

As of December 2018, Africa has a total wealth of $2.2 trillion, 42 per cent of which is belongs to HNWIs. This shows the alarming disparity between the rich and poor.

1. South Africa - $649 billion

2. Egypt - $303 billion

3. Nigeria - $225 billion

4. Morocco $114 billion

5. Kenya $93 billion

6. Angola $69 billion

7. Ghana $59 billion

8. Ethiopia $57 billion

9. Tanzania $57 billion

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pulse.ng/bi/finance/nigeria-home-to-aliko-dangote-is-the-third-wealthiest-country-in-africa-for-2019/9dbpvnn.amp

AntiBrutus:
My eye started turning me sef. You sure say e get difference?

NwaAmaikpe:





The man whose eye was pierced is obviously not just a peace loving man but also a fool.
Was he asleep when his eye was being plucked?

Jeremy1234:
Edo state and crisis

Nawa o

oz4real83:
apart from the oshiomhole versus Obaseki crisis and this UPE versus NUT, which other crisis is in Edo state? Are there any states in Nigeria that there isn't any problem? Some people on this forum like making disparaging comments about what they know nothing about instead of just reading and keeping shut.

wonlasewonimi:
Guy....just put Prof. in front of your name.

naijacentric:
bros dose profs behave like tin gods upon its not even our own educational system o

naijacentric:
whats so speacial about a professor abegi and yet most of dem have no solutuons to Nigeria's problems. They are even the biggest headaches in Nigerian university.

slimdaddyo:
Hello, am in engineering and in my final semester, about to graduate with a 2.2 degree, please I need advise on what to do.

Roon9:
Lemme go and delete mine ASAP Militant

9jaRealist:
Don’t they have local and state governments?! >

PetersKID:
New Rivers State University Acting Vice Chancellor wrote this
about herself
"I am a lecturer and researcher. I teach undergraduate and
graduate level courses.
I also carry out consultancy in Physical planning. I have been
teaching at the
Rivers State University from Oct.1983 to date."
-Prof. Opuenebo Binya Owei.


https://rsucampusgist..com/2019/08/meet-prof-opuenebo-binya-oweirivers.html

OladimejiRufai:
SMH


No forgiveness or 'letting go' in ur spirit. You have a devil there that must evacuate otherwise you may get worse and become a public menace/monster.


Daddy here is disappointed in you. You are not a good boy