₦airaland Forum

Wickedtruths:
No wonder hypertension has ravaged your land. Frustration, arguments, hatred, sit at home, UGM, pain and agony has made your land the hypertension headquarters of Africa

stainlessnature:
This is so disappointing that the sectors that experienced growth are not the sectors that employ the largest labor in the country.

What's the % growth in:
1. Manufacturing
2. SMEs
3. Agriculture
4. Healthcare
5. IT

Among others.

FIs, oil & gas, telecos, will always continue to grow if the real economy is not growing. Don't allow this report bamboos us. At least we can see where the real growth came from.

Wickedtruths:
See frustration all over this loser's post
Shukudi, who carried your biscuit?

Hypertension don full this one body. Your BP go be like dollar rate.

Basic123:
See OBI URCHINS above me.


Peter OBI,the man who promised to devalue naira and start borrowing to defend it few weeks ago will never become the president. No this as and No peace!

Great100000:
Source: https://nairametrics.com/2024/11/26/gdp-growth-rate-10-fastest-growing-sectors-in-nigerian-economy-as-of-q3-2024/

Wickedtruths:
Anyone with half a wit can recognise it from afar. Can't you smell the akpu in the mouth of that specie?
Go and check his posts history.

Wickedtruths:
Does the East lead in hypertension. Yes or No?

YoungBlackRico:
See what we talking about?

Always frustrated, calm down ó make your blood pressure no go high...I see you've been stressing on this thread. Ote 🤣

ALTERNATEID:
Absolute rubbish sponsored by Dangote refinery to run down and discredit a competitor. This is dead on arrival.

BondRiv:
I wouldn't be surprised if the NNPC cabals are trying to scam the public. There should be an investigation.

yarimo:
Bitter ones are not happy with that development, from now on it will be false news anyhow against any nigeria government refinery that will start working or that is working

LegendHero:
I don’t understand the photo you shared because they seem to be contradictory.

This is the top 12 states according to Statisense, so what is propaganda in my number?

Wickedtruths:
Yorubas have so dealt with you and your ancestors that you had to deny being Igbo..

Tinubu2027Agend:
That's why most of them get onto the night bus going to the south west to go and develop the omoluabis land to increase their distance from the yeast land

Putinofrussia:

I don't know how a Yoruba will call himself a Yoruba Muslim if it is not an ipob from the hypertension region like you showing his hypertensive trait.

YoungBlackRico:
Why dem no go get BP, that's the by-product of being fulles with hatred all their lives

LegendHero:
It is you that is gaslighting me. You are ashamed of your region failure and taking your pain on me.

I am not the cause of your misfortune.

LegendHero:
I don’t understand why you are bitter tho. They posted today and I repost. How is that my one problem!

LegendHero:
It was posted today by StatiSense and just 6hrs ago. It’s 2023/2024 data and it is the last data point they got which is fairly very recent.

Anytime I make a post, I do it more about the SW than any other zone. The issue here is just that, you Ibos like to compare yourself to the Yoruba everytime and we are on different wavelength.

When I post data that put SW on top, try to either ignore the thread or better still talk to your governor to do better and measure up.

You coming at me crying that I am a bigot when we have 5 other geopolitical zone in the report to me look absurd. It’s just like Nigeria crying victim and blaming USA anything we see economic data and calling them racist because they beat us in statistics.

LegendHero:
So what did I do wrong?

seguntijan:
There is no peace for the wicked.
Now that their health status is now in public and place them on top, I Want to appeal to citizens of SW and other region to put such important notice in mind each time there's argument with them... You can see that Peter Obi hasn't said anything about Simon Ekpa arrest, the PH refinery is now working, NBS just released some positive news as regards the country, so many headaches for them to deal with at this moment
Olorun koni je kani oku eyan lorun oooo, lase edunmare. 🙏 🙏

madridguy:


This is the result of feeding your children with hatred day and night

They have also use fake items injure each other finish

chidiokay:
You beta calm before the usb cord carrying data to your brain cut, you said your truth and i also gave you back my truth

continue shouting yoruba are the problem and when north come again you change music, i just pray ur kids dont inherit your foollishness ciao

chidiokay:
the same truth una hawk for Buhari era, north are the problem now it is yoruba are Nigeria problem .. continue, pls continue hawking

HellVictorinho9:
Fvck the percentage!

Fvck all the ethnic groups on earth!

Fvck the debate!


Fvck the conversation!


Fvck how it sounds!

HellVictorinho9:
Is nuhu ribadu yoruba



Is godswill apkabio yoruba


Is shettima yoruba


Are all the military generals yoruba


Are all the ministers yoruba


Are all the people that voted tinubu yoruba

SonofLagos:
😆😆😆continue crying, ipob loser

SonofLagos:
😆😆mumu man, you should take your own prescription since you have been crying on my mention all day….ibo sore loser😆😆😆always bitter and frustrated, what a miserable life you must be living.

PulaPower:
Floating the naira is a big, risky move. For years, Nigeria’s exchange rate has been artificially set, and it created all sorts of distortions. Businesses struggled to get access to dollars, and people had to find creative (often expensive) ways to get their hands on foreign currency. By floating the naira, the idea is to let the market decide its value, which could improve things like forex access, investment, and transparency..

In the short term, this is going to be messy. The naira will lose value before it finds its equilibrium. Currency fluctuations could get wild, and inflation might spike as the cost of imported goods rises. That is not exactly a recipe for stability, and people will feel it—in fact, it is all playing out already.

The key to this working in the long run is what comes next. If Nigeria can fix some of its deeper structural issues—like oil production inefficiencies, a reliance on foreign currencies, and an underdeveloped manufacturing sector—then floating the naira could be a good thing. But if the government just sits back and lets the naira float without addressing these issues, the move could backfire.

So, while floating the naira might seem like a bold step forward, it is really just the beginning. The real question is whether Nigeria can create the conditions that make this painful transition worth it in the long term. The promise of a more market-driven, competitive economy is real, but only if the country can stabilise the ship after it starts rocking.

Him nail it !

chidiokay:
You could have made a beautiful point without tainting it tribalism

Nigeria problem is not by tribe, we have all tribe in national assembly and house of rep what does it solve or change

SonofLagos:
😆😆mumu, you came crying on my mention then run like a coward when the heat became to hot for your flatttttt head….typical nya Mi ri doings 😆😆😆