₦airaland Forum

Gforce2015:
.biafra republic can't survive without niger-delta.
The oil money is what will keep them going or else.....Somalia will be better than them
I'm so happy about this move despite the fact that I'm from the southwest.

Arrewa:
show me your region!! I want to see how develop the eastern part of Nigeria is... Since north is backward and underdeveloped!

I want to see the great developed South east!

Arrewa:
this is Amina Hall... In Samaru, zaria Kaduna State!

Arrewa:
We are getting there!!

xreal:
My aboki from Kano.

Maikudi 1 of Africa.

Mai Spaghetti
Mai Cement
Mai Flour
Mai Sugar
Mai Asirin
Mai Refinery,
awaiting Mai Arsenal FC.

I wish you a Happy Birthday.
Long life and prosperity.

Omoodua007:
Why is this one quoting nominal GDP
Where in the world is that used
Are you that stupid

NGpatriot:
Osun has the 2nd lowest poverty rate in Nigeria.

NGpatriot:
lol @ MOU governor.

The only thing you people commission is MOU.

itsme01:
yet Anambra's IGR is like peanut money, doesnt he pay tax? and who told you indegenous investment in a state alone in southwest doesnt dwarf the whole of southeast tiny state

itsme01:
Poverty mindset..

lol face reality you guys are poor, you have lowest IGR, now stats show you dont even have any FDI in 3 months not even one dollar, yet you are making noise here..

Omoodua007:
We are not talking Gala sales Loool

dipoolowoo:
By Adedapo Adesanya

Some days ago, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) released data on Capital Importation into Nigeria in the third quarter of 2019, and an investigation done by Business Post showed that out of the total of $5.368 billion attracted into the country through foreign investments in the period, the South East and North East regions of the nation contributed zero Dollar to the amount.

This means that none of the five states in the South Eastern region of Nigeria; Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu, and Imo attracted any form of investment in the third quarter of this year, just like the six states in the North Eastern territory; Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Taraba, and Yobe.
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A further analysis carried out by Business Post indicated that out of the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, only eight states brought in foreign investments in the country, while the 29 other states recorded zero capital importation in Q3 ’19.

In the South West, only three out of the six states attracted an aggregate of $4.985 billion, with Lagos State taking the lion share as usual, both in the region and the country as a whole. Lagos attracted investments worth $4.976 billion, followed by Ogun and Oyo States which recorded $7 million and $1.7 million respectively. The trio of Osun, Ondo, and Ekiti contributed nothing.
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Moving to the South-South zone, also known as Niger Delta, only two out of the six states contributed the $860,000 that came in as foreign investment to the region despite being highly rich in crude oil, Nigeria’s main source of foreign exchange. Edo brought in a total of $830,000 followed by Rivers with $30,000 while Delta, Cross River, Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom, and Bayelsa added nothing.

In the North-Central, the input of the FCT at $381.2 million was the only investment that came from the region, while states such as Kogi, Plateau, Kwara, Benue, Nasarawa, and Niger had no foreign investment in the period under review, according to the stats office.

For North West, only Kano and Kaduna States made contributions to capital inflow in Q3 2019, with the latter bringing in $250,000 worth of foreign investments and the former, Kano, raking $160,000. Other states in the geopolitical zone, Sokoto, Jigawa, Kebbi, Zamfara, and Katsina had no inflow into the country.
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According to the NBS, Nigeria recorded a decline in capital importation in the third quarter of 2019. It was stated that the investment inflows of $5.4 million was 7.8 percent lower than the $5.8 billion attracted in the second quarter of this year, but 87.9 percent higher than the Q3, 2018 figures.

https://businesspost.ng/economy/south-east-north-east-attract-0-into-nigeria-in-q3-south-west-rakes-5bn/

Johans1991:
This people are naturally criminals.
Always blaming others for atrocities committed in their region instead of condemning the criminal.

Afamed:
That's why I don't listen to their on line ranting. Anambra is one of the states that pays lowest to civil servant in Nigeria. This is not hearsay, I witnessed it in 2011, when these Medical doctors in Anambra went on strike for over 6 months, during Peter Obi tenure

Afamed:
Keep quiet, you can't know more than the consultants working in the hospital

Simplyleo:
Is the report of this thread true?

Simplyleo:
Really?

But I thought this thread is about COOUTH where 46 doctors including consultants resigned due to poor condition of service

Mango is the topic, they switch to pineapple.

Simplyleo:
10 consultants and 36 resident doctors resigned from just one hospital because of poor condition of service. Going by what they keep deluding themselves with, one will expect a doctor working in any hospital in that region to be feeling like he/she is in US.

If this were to be even in a privately owned hospital somewhere in the north or west, insults down to forefathers of the zones would have pushed this thread into the 4th page by now.

But in this case, watch how poor condition of service in a state-owned hospital becomes a case for the whole of Nigeria.

Simplyleo:
10 consultants and 36 resident doctors resigned from just one hospital because of poor condition of service. Going by what they keep deluding themselves with, one will expect a doctor working in any hospital in that region to be feeling like he/she is in US.

If this were to be even in a privately owned hospital somewhere in the north or west, insults down to forefathers of the zones would have pushed this thread into the 4th page by now.

But in this case, watch how poor condition of service in a state-owned hospital becomes a case for the whole of Nigeria.

joshcaleb200:
No fewer than 46 medical doctors have resigned from the Anambra State-owned Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital, Awka, over poor condition of service.

They were made up of 10 consultants and 36 resident doctors.

The university’s chairman of the Medical and Dental Consultants of Nigeria, Dr Chukwudi Okani, stated this on Wednesday in Awka, the Anambra State capital.

He said the doctors were “frustrated out of the system because of poor management in the last one year and many more are seriously searching for better places to go.”

He said COOUTH had the worst condition of service amongst teaching hospitals in the country.

He urged the governor, Willie Obiano, to intervene to save the institution from imminent collapse.

Okani said the ongoing indefinite strike by his members in the institution would continue until government met their demands.

Source: https://www.ogbeta.ng/2019/12/no-going-back-on-building-fourth.html

ORIENTATION101:
tinubu was a millionaire in Dollars before he joined politics.he worked with american firms before joining mobil in 1983 he later became a director of the company.
What handwork did charge and bail lawyer oyeama has before he met jonathan henchmen.
He rose to billionaire within 12months even Nigeria politicans re not that greedy.

ORIENTATION101:
ipob sad tales.:Dwhatever oyeama is a criminal deal with it

Alakija and adenuga might not be a saint but we saw how they build their empire to what it was today they re not over night billionaire like the charge and bail lawyer that bought airline within 12months he met alaibe,kuku and mama peace