₦airaland Forum

Coldplay89:
Nairobi, Kenya vs Lokoja, Kogi state

Nairobi
http://www.jamiiforums.com/threads/east-africas-capital-nairobi-city-photo-gallery.828603/page-21

Lokoja
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=881132

Even Lagos is no match to Nairobi!!!!

EgunMogaji:
Maybe this is her way of mourning. She doesn't have to do it your way.

mrvitalis:
There is nothing hunger can't do, trust hunger, it will reposition our thinking capacity

Lordmykel:
Who is the guy with a hood dress?? Is that wizkid?

Abeymills:
Yeye govt trying hard jst to rope fayose peter d rock but we all know apc govt n bubuhari are failure already

ever811:
I pray that all areas of positivity should come out as a shock to the waillers for the betterment of our nation in Jesus name..every thing will fall in place naturally nd not some artificial twist to Favour the actors while the masses continue in there worst to be there best...

AngelAhnie:
This man too like talk

Nigeria's economic crisis is getting worse.


On Friday the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics revealed that the country's economy shrank by 0.4% year-over-year in the first quarter — way worse than expected.


Economists were expecting the country to grow by 1.8% year-over-year, according to the Bloomberg consensus.


And now analysts aren't feeling too good about the situation going forward.


"We have long warned of a slow-burning crisis in Nigeria," Capital Economics' Africa economist John Ashbourne said. "It now seems that this view was too optimistic: the country is headed into a full-blown economic crisis."


Nigeria continues to suffer from numerous economic headaches, including lower oil prices and the government's controversial foreign-exchange and price-control policies (which analysts have more or less deemed a failure ).


The biggest drop in growth was in Nigeria's manufacturing sector, which Ashbourne wrote was crushed by the country's FX policies.


"This is very bad news for Nigeria's government, which has justified the current FX system as a method of promoting non-oil industries," Ashbourne said. "It is now clear that these policies have — as we'd long argued — made a bad situation worse."


Still, the scariest thing about this latest gross-domestic-product number is that it doesn't factor in any of the debilitating problems Nigeria has seen in the second quarter, including but not limited to the fuel-shortage crisis and some of the oil-production disruptions by the Niger Delta Avengers.

In short, Ashbourne concluded grimly, "the worst is yet to come."
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(Capital Economics)

he said his name is Musa

SamuelAnyawu:
guy Trillion no be moi moi na

SamuelAnyawu:
Taaaaah too much...
How much will you cost A A Rano's Mansion in Maitama

kayalla:
this is massive, but it dont look real, where is the contour that makes cleavage? this ones re wide apart.

prettyslimme:
So hv bn a silent observer of nairaland, tonight finally summoned courage to fully register . newest member to nairaland.welcome me.i hope I dont regret it ooo.yipee am so happy.

winj:
No,
It is caused by lack of family planning and overpopulation - Nigerians produce children first then realize they do not have the means to feed and cater for them, they then turn around and blame government and everyone else!

There is corruption BUT there is also serious recklessness on the part of uneducated Nigerian families.