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✅ Summary Region % of Total Out-of-School Children % of Regional Population Ratio Out of School children North West 45.16% 15.00% North East 28.42% 17.27% North Central 11.91% 7.52% South West 6.46% 2.72% South South 4.32% 2.40% South East 3.73% 2.66% |
I left the office around 5pm, I got home at 2am this morning. It was crazy. |
brain54:Mambas are not found in West Africa. It's in southern Africa. That is a black spitting cobra. They have a large population in Western and southern Nigeria. |
Cancel and give the contracts to your cronies. Typically Tinubu fashion. |
So sorry for him. This week will favour everyone. You guys stay safe in your places of hustle. It is well |
adamma24:NAi be say you be regular .............................. |
Sheuns:He tagged @davido official account to the tweet. if you no sabi anything, just shup up |
Diligence: |
emerged01:al'aelaa alwujud |
Allah doesnt mean God in Hausa. Allah is an arabic deity. Ubangiji is God in Hausa. Allah was brought during the islamization of northern Nigeria |
Davido has such a big heart. He made a silent contribution to orphanages around Nigeria this year and didn't make a fuse about it. Check out the letter of appreciation from their association. 001 for a reason.
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Check out this analysis on Nigeria's Informal Sector. Did Tinubu do well or Not. Lets be honest Source: https://234intel.com/finance/owed-salaries-in-nigerias-informal-sector-an-in-depth-analysis/
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Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil producer, is currently grappling with a severe fuel scarcity that is affecting all sectors of its economy and exacerbating the hardships faced by its population. This crisis is not just a temporary inconvenience but a stark reflection of the systemic issues plaguing the nation’s petroleum sector, including policy failures, corruption, and infrastructural decay. This article explores the historical context, causes, impacts, and possible solutions to the ongoing fuel scarcity in Nigeria, aiming to provide a comprehensive overview of this complex issue. Historical Context of Fuel Issues in Nigeria Nigeria’s history with fuel scarcity dates back several decades, with periodic crises often triggered by global oil prices, governmental policies, and infrastructural problems. The 1970s oil boom brought wealth but also dependency on oil revenues, setting the stage for future economic vulnerabilities. In the 1980s and 1990s, Nigeria began to face recurring fuel shortages due to declining oil prices, corruption, and mismanagement. These shortages were exacerbated by the government’s inconsistent policies on fuel subsidies, which have been both implemented and removed various times, leading to public unrest and economic instability. Read the detailed analysis at https://234intel.com/information/fuel-scarcity-in-nigeria-an-in-depth-analysis/
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Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, has emerged as a leading hub for technology startups, driving innovation and attracting both local and foreign investment. The rise of these tech companies not only marks a significant shift in the economic landscape but also signals the potential for profound socio-economic transformation. This article aims to explore the extent of the impact that these startups have on Nigeria’s economy, focusing on areas such as job creation, GDP contribution, and technological advancement. Read the full article at https://234intel.com/information/the-impact-of-technology-startups-on-nigerias-economy/
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I recently came across a report on the JAPA habit of Nigerians by 234intel. I feel it will be beneficial to my fellow Nairalanders. Below are excerpts of the report. download the report here: https://234intel.com/download/the-japa-phenomenon-report/
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Afamed:When mimiko became the governor of ondo state through the labour party platform, its wasn't an ipob party then right? Your illiteracy stinks |
senatordave1:Orbih is light weight in any gubernatorial election. Throughout his tenure as chairman of PDP, he never won a gubernatorial election. His influence is in the party and not on the people. Obaseki has demystified him in the party regard |
BlueRayDick:Davido added 50 mill of his own money last year, this year he did not call for donations. |
Harrynight:Which TV abeg. You too dey lie |
I wonder how binance is now more powerful than the CBN. This government is clueless. If you like ban, nothing can stop vpn and p2p. Aje |
I tell people always, it in every burial that the next victim is picked spiritually. Pray before attending any burial. Know this and know peace. |
Basic123:You wey no get glory again. Lol. Don't you ponder why your only place of perceived relevance is nairaland? What I am saying to you is not based of what you posted. Please run to God for help. I pray you stop deceiving yourself on time |
bdon123:The Blue rail I take to work every day is electric. You can give it a try. |
gentleg87:My brother e reduce my hardship oh. My transit time from work to my house has been reduced by 2 hours especially between CMS and mile 2. Before, I will spend almost 3 hours because of akpbon, contain and Doyin traffic. I go even hide my phone make boys no come collect am. Now I spend just 25min between marina and mile 2 by train and with AC self. Abeg I dey enjoy am oh |
oyeb15:Obviously you are not current. The Blue rail is electric. Runs on 750V. |
Al Nasr 6 - 0 Inter Miami. Saudi league is really not a joke. What do you think guys? |
The north too like federal parastals, even go reach prisons them get am anyhow. Them come even add satellite prisons all to collect federal allocation. Na wah oh 😹😹😹 |
Lie lie.. no evidence. Suffer no go fire. PressMyButton: |
LeoDeKing:Peter obi stopped rulling 13 years ago. You poor brain no even fit comprehend anything. omo eru oshi. |
Why is it only the appeal court in Lagos that is giving all this rubbish judgement. Hmmmm.yeye dey smell |
