₦airaland Forum

agylistic77:
I hope they aren't telling S. A citizen they are d one developing their country. Because xenophobic thing is affecting mostly Nigerians.

NaijaOlosho:
God personally removed Rivers APC from Ballot

After seeing their plans to bring in fulani herds men to slaughter innocent people during the elections

Shame on Buhari

Shame on Amaechi

Shame on APC

Shame on AAC

Shame on Sowore

Shame on you

Shalomc:
This Saharareporters should go and write about APC States

In fact it should give us details of what transpired in Rivers State gubernatorial election.... Where the AAC candidate who pasted no poster, no rally, no campaign, no visibility is claiming to have flawlessly won the incumbent governor.

I believe sowore has been in cahoots with the APC hence his refusal to publish the truth is not surprising

tubas09:
Will an applicant submit hardcopy of their
docs to this address coz I can't see any email stated here??
Urgent response pls.

BabaIbo:
2023 will clear some people's doubt... That's when some certain people in the south will learn/know why unity is important

forever24:
call this number 07084185633, i can teach u mathematics on Whatsapp

grandstar:
What does it mean if the size of the agricultural sector in terms of GDP is increasing?

It means your economy isn't doing well.

Even if your agricultural sector grows by 10%, other sectors are supposed to grow faster i.e 12% for instance.

That's why you find that the richer and more advanced countries are, the smaller the size of the agriculture sector. It is rare to find rich country with an agricultural sector contributing up to 4% of GDP.

Thailand which is an upper middle income country and which exports more food than all Africa combined has an agricultural sector that's only 10% of GDP.

Malaysia which is also an upper middle country with an agricultural sector which Nigeria wishes to emulate has a size that is less than 10% of GDP.

The country economic growth from 2015 has been nothing to write home about and that exposes the problem.

frowland:
We are actually doing well, going by the infograph.
You have to pick up your calculator and find out what 30% of 2008 GDP was... Then calculate 20% of current GDP, you will then realise that the information above is slightly misleading. Thanks.