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savio93:
Good, but give me the Visa and I would joyfully fly away from this shithole country

Funny

Nigerians or Nigerian people are citizens of Nigeria or people with ancestry from Nigeria.

Nigerians are a unique group of people, and here are some facts to prove it. From our love for education to our very odd beliefs, here’s a look at some fun facts about Nigerians..

Top 10 Fun Facts About Nigerians.

1. One out of every Ten black men you see in UK and US is a Nigerian
This is no surprise though, considering the fact that US And UK Top List Of Countries Most Nigerians Abroad Reside In..

2. Our Love For Rice
Nigerians eat rice 10 times more than any other country in Africa
Only a Non-Nigeria would doubt this.

3. Nigerians Are Optimists
Despite having all the odds stacked against them, Nigerians are still the most optimistic people on earth.

4. Nigerians Are Also Happy
According to recent study, Nigerians are the fifth happiest people in Africa. Even with all the atrocities happening within the country we still remain happy… This says a lot about Nigerians.

5. Nigerians Are Very Superstitious
More than 80% of Nigerians believe in ghosts, witches, some of us even believe in reincarnation.

6. Nigerians Are Educationally Minded
In an average Nigerian family, everybody has a college degree….

7. Nigerians Are The Most Connected On The Web In Africa

According to latest data from internet world stats, Nigeria has an approximated total of 98,400,000 Internet users, that is a whopping 50.5% of Nigeria’s population have access to the internet.

8. Nigerians Are The Second Most Deported People From The U.S.

Yes, currently Nigerians are the second most deported people from the U.S.
The number increased from 242 in 2016 to 312 in 2017..
All thanks to Trump.

9. Nigerians Have The Highest Levels of Education In The United States...

According to U.S. Census data Nigerians have the highest levels of education in the United States, surpassing whites and Asians.
According to the data, 61.4% of Nigerian Americans age 25 and higher hold bachelor’s degrees (or higher) and 29% hold graduate or professional degrees.

10. Nigerians Are Hard workers and Hard Players
Nigerians work hard, and play hard. If you are looking for people who work so hard and never feel the pain, talk about Nigerians.

lalasticlacla mynd44


https://listwand.com/2018/03/top-10-fun-facts-about-the-very-unique-people-called-nigerians/

African leaders on Wednesday signed what is being called the largest free trade agreement since the creation of the World Trade Organization.

The deal creates a continental market of 1.2 billion people , with a combined gross domestic product of more than $3.4 trillion. A major goal is to boost intra-African trade and rely less on the volatility of commodity prices that affect many exports.

AFP reported that the signing of the agreement establishing a free trade area is seen as vital to the continent's economic development, according to the head of the African Union.
"The agreement establishing the CfTA was signed by 44 countries," said Moussa Faki Mahamat, chairperson of the AU commission.

“Our peoples, our business community and our youth in particular cannot wait any longer to see the lifting of the barriers that divide our continent , hinder its economic takeoff and perpetuate misery, even though Africa is abundantly endowed with wealth, ” Mahamat said.

He urged strong follow -up to “ confound those who , outside Africa, continue to think, with barely concealed condescension, that our decisions will never materialize.”

Concerns remain, the president of Nigeria, one of Africa’ s largest economies, skipped the summit amid trade unions’ objections .
And while Africa’ s largest economies are expected to benefit most from the deal , some of them worry that more people from poorer countries will migrate their way.

But some of the continent ’ s strongest and fastest -growing economies, including Ghana and Ethiopia, signed the deal .

According to a study published by the United Nations last month, the deal will lead to long-term welfare gains of approximately $16.1 billion, after a calculated $4.1 billion in tariff revenue losses. But, the report did warn that benefits and costs might not be distributed evenly across the African continent.

lalasticlala mynd44

https://listwand.com/2018/03/african-nations-sign-worlds-largest-free-trade-agreement/

MPSA:
At least someone is talking the truth at last , Always when I try to mentioned this, They call me Xenophobic

Only ignorant people will insult you for saying the truth.. But all the sad stories aside.. although i hate Nigeria, I love being Nigerian.

MPSA:
Well done OP with your source of information, You are so brilliant , You know the truth, I want to be like you when I grow up, You are my role model

Your compliment is riddled with sarcasm

orisa37:
And the Petrol is imported with Nigeria money not Northern people's money.
The South and the Middle Belt should protest through their state assemblies, Governors, Traditional Rulers and NASS members that there will be no 2019 election unless the 36 states are restructured or Gej's national conference report implemented.

Word

lalasticlala mynd44

mynd44

DrinkLimca:
Is anyone of us surprised?

Definitely No...

They deserve to be number 1.

Ah Ah bro. How can dey deserve number one when we still have cities like bangui and khartoum

krissconnect:
And u thought uve made sense

lol

Uyiii:
Lol, see how stupid you sound.
your small sense didn't direct your brainless brain to see housing, health care, public service and of course crime rate which is also security as the prerogative for which the worse cities have been rated.

I jokingly made a comment which when logically and critically analysed and comprehended isn't far fetched, but because you have itching fingers and 'na you carry 9ja for head pass' has made you reasoned with your ball-less balls.
you should offer yourself sense if there's even space for it.

eediot

Ball-less balls... chisos

Beedoc:
Haha

from your laff e dey obvious uno dey stay for any of those two states

Two Nigerian cities has been named among the world’s worst cities to live in 2018.

Mercer’s 20th annual Quality of Living survey compared 231 major metropolises, examining factors such as crime, healthcare, education, public services, recreation, housing and personal freedom.

According to this years ranking, Bangui, Central African Republic (230) been the lowest ranking African city for quality of living is the worst city to live in Africa. followed by Khartoum, sudan (227), N’Djamena Chad (226), Brazzaville Congo (224) and Kinshasa Democratic Republic of the Congo (223).

Persistent political instability, poverty, extreme climates and lack of appropriate infrastructure investments means the cities above have the lowest quality of living worldwide.

Two Nigeria cities Abuja (213) and Lagos (212) Also made it into the top 20 worst cities to live in Africa.

Abuja, Nigeria’s Federal Capital was ranked 213 out of 231 countries making it the 13th worst city to live in Africa, while Lagos was ranked 212, making it the 14th worst city to live in Africa..

Below are The top 15 worst cities to live in Africa 2018. From least worst (15) to worst (1)

15. Harare, Zimbabwe
14. Lagos, Nigeria
13. Abuja, Nigeria
12. Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
11. Antananarivo, Madagascar
10. Tripoli, Libya
9. Niamey, Niger
8. Bamako, Mali
7. Nouakchott, Mauritania
6. Conakry, Guinea Republic
5. Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo
4. Brazzaville, Congo
3. N’Djamena Chad
2. Khartoum Sudan
1. Bangui Central African Republic







https://listwand.com/2018/03/two-nigerian-cities-named-among-the-worst-cities-to-live-in-africa-2018/

where una dey get all this pics

coluka:
This girl is damn to ugly!!

and your mom is not

Funny Man

cool

Corruption is Nigeria and Nigeria is corruption...
See as dem use substandard material build hostel. .

oneblackguy:
cigarettes have way too drastic harmful effects than porn but you don't see them creatng endless topics on it oo....if it's pornand masturbation now you see different versions of sermons every hour.
na wa o.....is it your porn?

you guys should let us be abeg...the benefits derived from engaging in those activities far outweighs the risk.

claps

panafrican:
Least corrupt ?? !!!!!!
Who did this research? someone from Mars for sure !! ahhaa

If u can do better... go ahead

classicMan22:
is it Nigerians or Nigeriens cause am not understanding

lol.... Nigeria.... Nigerians

chriskosherbal:
One thing is unique about lagos as a city ..


At one extreme end of the spectrum you can find an expensive lifestyle, dominated by the rich and the wealthy, on the other extreme of the spectrum you will find abject poverty in its real practical definition dominated by those with real low low income or no income at all...two square meal a day is a major headache ...

And at the middle ..you find the not too rich and not too poor individuals ..one trying to get to the rich and wealthy Class while the other running away from the poverty stricken life.

Lagos is a clear sample of the Nigerian economy. .and that is why it is qualified to be used as a measuring index ..

Eko oni baje ooo

nicely said

hmm.... The Most Important Lessons are summed up in this post

http://listwand.com/2017/02/7-realities-of-life-you-just-need-to-understand/

Abeg, how many boats dud he commission

HeOrShe:
The only thing Nigeria Army knows is to shot gun and force people to swim in a dirty water.

My friend if u don't know what to say keep shut...

This na normal practice

chei

At least its better than fuel n tire

Mariangeles:
Then they should file a report to The Economist Intelligence Unit...

my thoughts exactly...

Ehya

hajoke2000:
cheapest ke........nonsense list

lol

Mariangeles:
I totally agree!
Lagos state is the best place for affordability.

The guys below you don't concur..