₦airaland Forum

Blaze14k:
Did you read where it says this is the highest paid allowance in Nigeria. You only read N10. Chai zombie must always remain a zombie. You guys are making obi look good by digging out facts about him

Antiurchins:
You go to hospital you don't care where the doctor comes from, you don't care about his religion... All you seek is good service

You put your money in banks you don't care where the owner is from, what his religion is

But time to elect President you say you can't vote a Christian, or an Igbo man continue

When you guys are ready enter the streets and protest and I pray what happened to endsars protesters happens to you all

tubolancer:
You dey craze, wetin concern Igbo for this matter.

CuriousCart:
He's indirectly saying we should blame Tinubu.

vanbonattel:
Let me lecture you guys about Peter Obi and why people are crying blood because he helped bring in a brewery investment into our state.

In the past, Nigerian Breweries were holding sway in all of the south east and south south, and the shareholders and top management and top staff are all from a particular part of Nigeria. In contrast, the people drinking and enjoying beer are all from another side of the country. It was a situation of monkey working and baboon chopping.

Something serious happened after the brewery investment in Anambra state. Anambra revenue increased, the state as top shareholders are getting revenue from profits, Anambra supplied many workers, traders and drinkers got beer cheap and did good business. This didn't sit well with people who are losing market share and profits from NBL.

Plus the paid piper who is doing mouth service for them

Reno has to be bitter about that success of Peter Obi.

God bless Peter Obi.

Believeintruth:
Oga you are filled with inferiority complex, that is why you are talking like this.

Racoon:
"Meanwhile, challenges faced by local and multinational manufacturers in Nigeria have been power crisis, constant devaluation of naira, forex availability and stringent government policies.

-1). Unilever announced the exit of its home care and skin cleansing from Nigeria; in July 2023.

-2). Nigeria’s second-biggest drug producer and British pharmaceutical giant, GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Nigeria Plc, announced an end to manufacturing operations in Nigeria;

-3). French pharmaceutical multinational, Sanofi, announced its decision to quit Nigeria; in November,

-4). Equinor Nigeria Energy Company (ENEC), a Norwegian energy corporation announced the sale of its Nigerian operations, and

-5). Procter & Gamble (P&G) announced its decision to shut manufacturing in Nigeria."

https://leadership.ng/140-yr-old-pz-cussons-considers-leaving-africa-over-nigerias-sales-plunge/#google_vignette

Racoon:
These are the consequences of getting the wrong leadership to steer the affair of a nation. No sane person or country will commit itself to investment it business in a country with known cr!minal.

No good country leadership spend its scarce resources looking or chasing for investment while it is destroying existing ones.

Kukutenla:
It is presently owned by Tinubu's proxies so...

Dennisochampa:
For aba them deh get light 28hrs of the day

Kukutenla:
Alpha Beta was Dapo Apara's idea not Tinubu's

mikeapollo:
Nonsense! Absolute rubbish!
Of what use is all this where you have no access to reliable electricity, transport system, potable drinking water, good healthcare etc. ?

CalmElder:
So, Lagos is developing because of alpha beta's involvement?
Please, how is their work different from LIRS?

Theunbothered:
You need a psychological evaluation

anonimi:
Normally that should be the case with the presence of Geometric, which is one of the legacies of PDP privatisation of the power sector..

Believeintruth:
No one is vibrating. You are not a lagosian so you are no different from me, you are even worse than me, because you are not gainfully employed you are living on 30k wages to spread lies over the internet.

JAWBONE:
We don't want a company that pockets a percentage of their state revenue in the name of increasing IGR.

We would build better models of state revenue generation that does not involve agbero and baba sope politics

Tecnophone:
Yet, Ebi n pa wa o. Mtcheew

kettykin:
From 5th to 7th, wonders shall never cease

tegrianonigltd:
The 7th, they lied. They would be 19th.

100millionGoal:
Yet they can't boast of something as little as constant light

Bulldozer90:
a Lagos market is currently being burnt by hoodlums. The governor is being deluded by the mirage of what he is seeing now. Investors are seeing another thing. Trust me divestment will happen rapidly.

Cindypresh:
Tinubu does not represent yorubas, stop forcing it.

Anambra1stSonTV:
Onitsha the industrial and commercial hub of the Southeast is witnessing massive upgrade

The Lagos State Government has revealed that its Gross Domestic Product, GDP, has moved from N27trn to N41 trillion within four years of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s administration.

Commissioner for Economic Planning and Budget, Mr. Ope George, disclosed this on Thursday, during the ongoing ministerial press briefing to commemorate the first year in office of the second term of Governor Sanwo-Olu, held at Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos.

According to George, “Over the last couple of years, Lagos had face numerous challenges particularly when COVID 19 and Endsars struck.

The Lagos State Government has revealed that its Gross Domestic Product, GDP, has moved from N27trn to N41 trillion within four years of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s administration.

Commissioner for Economic Planning and Budget, Mr. Ope George, disclosed this on Thursday, during the ongoing ministerial press briefing to commemorate the first year in office of the second term of Governor Sanwo-Olu, held at Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos.

According to George, “Over the last couple of years, Lagos had face numerous challenges particularly when COVID 19 and Endsars struck.

“And so we have had a lot of shocks within our system over the last couple of years and with everything going on around the world.

“We are currently riding the curve and we are coming out on a better side. “You hear sometimes when they say Lagos is one of the largest economies in Africa and truly, it’s not static, we will continue to move based on what’s going on in the world.

As we speak now, I believe that we are currently ranked 7th in terms of GDP in Africa. “We contributed at least a minimum of over 20 per cent of Nigeria’s GDP and you will find that over a period of review, during the first term of Mr Governor, we are moving in the right direction.

“Our GDP has moved from about N27trn to N41 trillion, everything shows that our indices are climbing in the right direction despite all the shocks and all the problems we have witnessed in the past.”

GDP is the standard measure of the value added created through the production of goods and services in a country during a certain period.

Dubetex96:
U dey mind the idiot umahi should have know better by now. He thinks he can please his paymasters the like of Ogbonoya onu, Rochas okorocha and co have all did these without getting anything in return.