Business › Re: Nigeria Overtakes South-Africa As Continent's Largest Economy by taharqa: 7:16am On Nov 10, 2013*. Modified: 5:03pm On Nov 10, 2013 |
[quote author=Raggedy_Ann]How do you figure? Are there other statistics that could enlighten us? According to the stats on which the Prof bases his opinion, there was an 8 percent growth in the oil sector and a corresponding 6.6 percent growth in the economy. This means that other sectors (which we should identify) are not growing at the same rate and thus pulling back the average. The point we should be focused on is the fact that despite evident economic growth, unemployment is still on the rise. As already pointed out, we should invest hard in sectors that have the potential to create more jobs. It is a good thing that we are experiencing growth, the obvious problem though is that this growth is driven by the oil sector which is not sustainable. The oil revenue should be used to grow other sectors like agriculture and tourism.[/quote]Believe me, the Prof doesn't know what he is talking about. For a few years now, the non-Oil sector (Agriculture, Telecommunications, Services, Construction, Retails, Tourism, etc) growth rate has consistently out-paced Nigeria's GDP Growth rate. That is like an Open Secret for even layman on Nigerian Economy. The Monetary Policy Committee Meeting of the Central Bank of Nigeria,CBN has noted that non oil sector has remained the major driver of growth while the contribution of the oil sector continues to slide downwards.
Said the communiqué of the MPC meeting released today “The non-oil sector remained the major driver of growth recording 7.91 per cent in contrast to the growth rate of -0.68 per cent for the oil sector during the second quarter of 2013. The drivers of the non-oil sector growth remained agriculture; wholesale and retail trade; and services which contributed 1.72, 1.47, and 2.90 per cent, respectively. The Committee noted the continued decline in the contribution of the oil sector to overall GDP and the underlying factors responsible for this state of affairs.
http://newsdiaryonline.com/contribution-of-oil-sector-to-gdp-continues-to-slide-cbn/
“These factors include; sustained oil theft which has led to a decline in output volumes in the face of an uncertain international oil market and price signals, weak infrastructure, and downside risks due to discovery of shale oil and the emergence of other African oil exporters competing for Nigeria’s traditional oil market,”the committee said. |
Politics › Re: El-rufai Retweets Insults On President Jonathan by taharqa: 8:24pm On Nov 09, 2013 |
The Legal Eagle: Av u forgotten abt freedom of opinion..every1 s free 2 say whatever he wants to.If we do not av d likes of El-rufai who sees d president as hopeless, Gej won't sit up and work towards dissapointin does who think he cannot make it Oh! NO... The provocations to comment, but still I shall not give in |
Politics › Re: We Will NOT Spend #64billion To Build Abuja City Gates- FCTA by taharqa(op): 8:16pm On Nov 09, 2013 |
@Sincere9jeria, I reali need to pass across an important info to you. How do I contact you? Any mails?? Pretty important... |
Politics › Re: We Will NOT Spend #64billion To Build Abuja City Gates- FCTA by taharqa(op): 8:13pm On Nov 09, 2013 |
[quote author=Ngene-Ukwenu]  Cry! Cry!! Baby!!! You want to see your master! You cant intimidate anyone into bring this crap and redressed afterthought rebuttal to the front page. Suck it  [/quote]Redressed afterthought? This info has bn out in d public since February, and was also re-emphasized last month. It is all d REAL Newspapers in Nigeria. A simple google search wud hv helped yr Ignorance, u know... |
Politics › Re: El-rufai Retweets Insults On President Jonathan by taharqa: 7:53pm On Nov 09, 2013 |
luvmijeje: Hey! Don't get fecking personal with me, if u have something to say, pls do. .. NO. I refuse to be on dis thread, regardless of d provocatn |
Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints, Suggestions & Enquiries Here by taharqa: 7:01pm On Nov 09, 2013 |
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Politics › Re: We Will NOT Spend #64billion To Build Abuja City Gates- FCTA by taharqa(op): 6:57pm On Nov 09, 2013 |
*smh* |
Politics › Re: We Will NOT Spend #64billion To Build Abuja City Gates- FCTA by taharqa(op): 11:31am On Nov 09, 2013 |
I hope the MODS wud be fair enough to their consciences to take this thread to the FP and correct the MISINFORMATION of yesterday, without been repeated urged to do so. |
Politics › Re: We Will NOT Spend #64billion To Build Abuja City Gates- FCTA by taharqa(op): 8:27am On Nov 09, 2013 |
[quote author=sammy.young]Lies everywhere.....but never trust your government -Adolf Hitler[/quote]Reali?? Adolt Hitler is yr Mentee-teacher?? Interesting... |
Politics › Re: ASUU Strike: Rejecting Recent Government’s Proposal Will Have Grave Consequences by taharqa: 8:18am On Nov 09, 2013 |
[quote author=Mynd_44]From who? What will the government do? Sack them and empty new ones?
That's when you will learn than NANS can order a "seat-at-home"[/quote]Which NANS?? You don't even know nothing. You don't know what is happening. So plz keep SHUT. K?? |
Business › Re: Nigeria Overtakes South-Africa As Continent's Largest Economy by taharqa: 8:13am On Nov 09, 2013*. Modified: 7:19am On Nov 10, 2013 |
By d way, d so-called Prof is wrong. It is d non-Oil, and not d Oil, sector that hv been driving Nigeria's growth in recent years The Monetary Policy Committee Meeting of the Central Bank of Nigeria,CBN has noted that non oil sector has remained the major driver of growth while the contribution of the oil sector continues to slide downwards.
Said the communiqué of the MPC meeting released today “The non-oil sector remained the major driver of growth recording 7.91 per cent in contrast to the growth rate of -0.68 per cent for the oil sector during the second quarter of 2013. The drivers of the non-oil sector growth remained agriculture; wholesale and retail trade; and services which contributed 1.72, 1.47, and 2.90 per cent, respectively. The Committee noted the continued decline in the contribution of the oil sector to overall GDP and the underlying factors responsible for this state of affairs.
“These factors include; sustained oil theft which has led to a decline in output volumes in the face of an uncertain international oil market and price signals, weak infrastructure, and downside risks due to discovery of shale oil and the emergence of other African oil exporters competing for Nigeria’s traditional oil market,”the committee said. http://newsdiaryonline.com/contribution-of-oil-sector-to-gdp-continues-to-slide-cbn/ |
Business › Re: Nigeria Overtakes South-Africa As Continent's Largest Economy by taharqa: 8:11am On Nov 09, 2013 |
lertee: Nigeria cannot be totally ruled out,our economy might not be as booming as south Africa's but we are far ahead in some other aspects. God bless Nigeria. Hmmmm  |
Politics › Re: ASUU Strike: Rejecting Recent Government’s Proposal Will Have Grave Consequences by taharqa: 8:03am On Nov 09, 2013 |
If ASUU does not call off this strike next week, they shld be ready for what wud be coming to them; And not just from d Govt only... |
Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints, Suggestions & Enquiries Here by taharqa: 7:33am On Nov 09, 2013 |
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Politics › Re: We Will NOT Spend #64billion To Build Abuja City Gates- FCTA by taharqa(op): 7:22am On Nov 09, 2013*. Modified: 8:19pm On Nov 09, 2013 |
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Politics › We Will NOT Spend #64billion To Build Abuja City Gates- FCTA by taharqa(op): 7:19am On Nov 09, 2013 |
[size=16] 2 ABUJA DISTRICTS TO BE BUILT IN ABUJA'S OUTSTRICKS BY PRIVATE INVESTORS, NOT 2 GATES- FCTA[/size] The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has disclosed that the new Abuja city gate to be located at the Kuje Junction, Along Umaru Musa Yar’Adua Expressway (airport road) is to be constructed at the cost of N64 billion.
The new city gate, according to the administration, comprises conference and parade grounds, botanical gardens and a five star hotel. Others are shopping arcades, amphitheatres, cable car stations that will go from south to north and a monorail system.
Director, department of public buildings, Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA), Arch Bernard Lot, who disclosed this while addressing a press conference, said the project would be floated through Public Private Partnership (PPP) model and the administration was currently looking for investors.
“Some investors have shown interest and we have discussed with them. We have prepared Infrastructure Concession and Regulatory Commission (ICRC) documentation for it at the cost of N64 billion,” Lot said.
[b]Explaining the concept of the new city gate, he said, “The city gate project is a futuristic project. We have a new one at Kuje junction; just before the flyover at Kuje junction if you are moving from the city to the airport. Under the contract of the Airport expressway, very soon they will do an underpass because the gate is designed into a northern flank, a southern flank and a central axis. The central axis is a pedestrian bridge with a pile-on and on the northern side we have the formal side where we have the conference and parade ground, botanical gardens and other facilities including a five star hotel. That will form the symbol of how a visiting head of state could be given the key to enter the city.
“On the southern side, we have commercial facilities such as shopping arcades, amphitheatre, cable car station that will go from south to north and even with a monorail. City gates in modern architecture are places where people can come and converge, live and seek information about the city and go back without entering the city. One doesn’t have to enter Abuja without knowing about Abuja. Right from the city gate, you can know about the city and go back. The city gate is going to be complemented by the centenary city which is adjacent to it.”[/b] http://leadership.ng/news/151013/new-abuja-city-gate-gulp-n64bn |
Politics › Re: FG To Re-introduce Toll Gates On Lagos-ibadan Expressway And River Niger Bridge by taharqa: 12:05am On Nov 09, 2013 |
agbameta: Which Niger bridge are they tolling? The 30 year old imaginary and proposed one or the one that's falling apart today? lmao
They are yet to get their 30 year old bridge and the yeye one on the ground is due for tolling? CHEI!!! Talk about double jeopardy...
Tinubu bad gan sha? All the tolling money is going inside Tinubu's pocket.. ilungunboy: Maybe because FG is now involved..some people will come to understand that tolling aren't exactly a bad idea they've come to believed because LASG was involved. CLOWNS Read: pumpingmachines: He said that concessionaires will change the tolls and they will be responsible for the building and maintenance of the roads, even as government will give preference to tolling by established, experienced and reputable private firms.
On when the concessionaire will start charging toll, the minister stressed that it may only be levied once a road is completed and integrated with the road network. Unlike what the THIEF, Tinubu and his cohorts, did with that fraud called 'Lekki-Epe Concession', a Concession would not be allowed to start collecting tolls on a road until the the said road is completed. The FG is certainly not 'learning' from the THIEVES in Lag, K?? It is following laid-down World Standards |
Politics › Re: ASUU Strike: Rejecting Recent Government’s Proposal Will Have Grave Consequences by taharqa: 11:48pm On Nov 08, 2013 |
Demdem: Fool, call me whatever. What is wrong in demanding for implementation of agreement? Are u Ok? Because u don't honour agreement in ur miserable life doesn't mean we all don't [size=20] HATER[/size]...... No go kill yourself o.. Haven't you heard that HATERS die young? |
Politics › Re: ASUU Strike: Rejecting Recent Government’s Proposal Will Have Grave Consequences by taharqa: 11:34pm On Nov 08, 2013 |
Demdem: Bullshit. Is this part of the 2009 agreement? ho cares if its 1 trillion naira monthly. ASUU isnt asking for anything more than the implementation of the agreement. Nothing more. I dont expect ASUU back in classes till this is done. Shee when I call you [size=15] HATER[/size] that day, you were arguing with me?? See ya life now?? |
Sports › Re: Goodluck Jonathan: What Is In A Name? by taharqa: 11:29pm On Nov 08, 2013 |
Sincere 9gerian: On the 10th of February 2013, Nigeria won the Africa Cup of Nations after waiting for 19 solid years. Today, Nigeria defeated Mexico to lift the Under-17 FIFA World Cup. Consequently, Nigeria, under the leadership of President Goodluck Jonathan, has won two prestigious football trophies in one calender year.
The question that comes to mind following this unprecedented feat is, what is in a name? Clearly this is not accidental.
If only the ENEMIES of progress and all those who have made certain sectors and parts of the country ungovernable will sheathe their swords, this same Goodluck will permeate all other sectors and Nigeria as a whole will see faster DEVELOPMENT.
Congratulations Nigerians! To God be the glory! God bless Nigeria! More, more, more, more, more....  Put MORE fire for the yanssh of them HATERS.. ENEMIES of PROGRESSS... |
Jokes Etc › Re: Breaking News: APC Reacts to Golden Eaglets Victory. by taharqa: 11:16pm On Nov 08, 2013 |
jmaine: Lolz . .This joke dey pain some pipu oo !!!   |
Politics › Re: CACOL Condemns N64bn Abuja City Gate by taharqa: 11:12pm On Nov 08, 2013 |
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has disclosed that the new Abuja city gate to be located at the Kuje Junction, Along Umaru Musa Yar’Adua Expressway (airport road) is to be constructed at the cost of N64 billion.
The new city gate, according to the administration, comprises conference and parade grounds, botanical gardens and a five star hotel. Others are shopping arcades, amphitheatres, cable car stations that will go from south to north and a monorail system.
Director, department of public buildings, Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA), Arch Bernard Lot, who disclosed this while addressing a press conference, said the project would be floated through Public Private Partnership (PPP) model and the administration was currently looking for investors.
“Some investors have shown interest and we have discussed with them. We have prepared Infrastructure Concession and Regulatory Commission (ICRC) documentation for it at the cost of N64 billion,” Lot said.
[b]Explaining the concept of the new city gate, he said, “The city gate project is a futuristic project. We have a new one at Kuje junction; just before the flyover at Kuje junction if you are moving from the city to the airport. Under the contract of the Airport expressway, very soon they will do an underpass because the gate is designed into a northern flank, a southern flank and a central axis. The central axis is a pedestrian bridge with a pile-on and on the northern side we have the formal side where we have the conference and parade ground, botanical gardens and other facilities including a five star hotel. That will form the symbol of how a visiting head of state could be given the key to enter the city.
“On the southern side, we have commercial facilities such as shopping arcades, amphitheatre, cable car station that will go from south to north and even with a monorail. City gates in modern architecture are places where people can come and converge, live and seek information about the city and go back without entering the city. One doesn’t have to enter Abuja without knowing about Abuja. Right from the city gate, you can know about the city and go back. The city gate is going to be complemented by the centenary city which is adjacent to it[/b].” http://leadership.ng/news/151013/new-abuja-city-gate-gulp-n64bn |
Jokes Etc › Re: Breaking News: APC Reacts to Golden Eaglets Victory. by taharqa: 10:08pm On Nov 08, 2013 |
nwabobo: BREAKING NEWS: "APC pulls out of celebrating the victory of Golden Eaglets at the U17 World Cup. The Party claims that there is no need for winning the trophy at this time because it is too close to election period. The party believes that the victory is a ploy by President Jonathan and the PDP to distract Nigerians. Their governors have been instructed not to join in the celebration train." - Sahara Lieporters.. Hehehehehe.... Classic!! And, the real weird tin is that: e no pass wetin dem fit do |
Sports › Re: President Jonathan Congratulates The Golden Eaglets by taharqa: 9:56pm On Nov 08, 2013 |
Jamaticulus: IHEANACHO FOR PRESIDENT!!! lol  .... That guy is a born baller sha |
Sports › Re: President Jonathan Congratulates The Golden Eaglets by taharqa: 9:52pm On Nov 08, 2013*. Modified: 11:20pm On Nov 08, 2013 |
Goddex: In February . . . Nations Cup
Later, the Under 23 narrowly missed lifting the world cup
November, same year, Under 17 are lifting the World Cup
This cannot be ordinary. Thank you GEJ! We love you And then, Nigeria just won the recent 3 possible Age-grade Athletic Competitions in Africa in about a year (after seeing a decline in African Athletics for sm years with South Africa and even a few others, dominating), for the 1st ever ie Victories by our Athletes in the Senior African Athletics Championship, the African Athletic Youth Championship and the Junior African Athletics Championship in Benin Rep, Warri and Mauritius respectively. Smtin is happening in certain Federations in d Sports Ministry, joor; and, it is a good Smtin.. |
Sports › Re: Describe Golden Eaglets In One Word? by taharqa: 7:34pm On Nov 08, 2013 |
Magnificio!!! |
Sports › Re: President Jonathan Congratulates The Golden Eaglets by taharqa: 7:27pm On Nov 08, 2013 |
BabaAlabi: This has nothing to do with Jonathan. The country is in crisis but the president wants it to look like we are celebrating. Lead Nigeria to World glory then we will celebrate with you. In order news Congrats to the best team in the world! Congrats to the deadly forward-Iheanacho. Which crisis?? The crisis in yr mind, abi?.. You think cos you come online to Shout and release pet-up Frustrations means Nigeria is in crisis?? EWUDAN |
Sports › Re: Mexico Vs Nigeria FIFA U17 WC Final (0 - 3) On 8th November 2013 by taharqa: 6:54pm On Nov 08, 2013 |
Footbal Magnificio!!! |
Sports › Re: Mexico Vs Nigeria FIFA U17 WC Final (0 - 3) On 8th November 2013 by taharqa: 6:00pm On Nov 08, 2013 |
Am not watching this game and others just cos Nigeria is playing, but cos am watching Unbelievably Exciting football. Some of d best I hv seen in a while..... God bless these Young lads. Plz, bring d cup home |
Politics › Re: The National Good Governance Tour Of Kogi State. by taharqa: 3:36pm On Nov 08, 2013 |
Ojobojo1: @ Taharqa continue to bullshit urself, I'm from Kogi nd I hv nt seen any reasonable development yet Here we go again.... |
Politics › Re: CACOL Condemns N64bn Abuja City Gate by taharqa: 1:01pm On Nov 08, 2013*. Modified: 3:22pm On Nov 08, 2013 |
ewosk: **so so tired of this Govt....it was 255m for 2 cars now it 65bn for gate...and the govt is serious downsizing and selling public corporations in a bid to reduce cost of operation of governance...who is fooling who...abeg make una small small steal d money o I wonda, too!!.... Why 'educated' Adults like yaself wud allow sm faceless people to so easily make a FOOOL of u guys, is reali a thing of Wonda... |
Politics › Re: CACOL Condemns N64bn Abuja City Gate by taharqa: 12:01pm On Nov 08, 2013 |
chucky234: N64bn? Were the gate constructed in heaven? Haba Jona why spend N64bn to swap city gate when Nigerians are languishing in poverty,ASUU strike on strike and the nation's medical facilities in decay. GEJ administration is certainly the pinnacle of corruption, all time record high. OLODO. Why wud u not bliv it.... |