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Who cares ?

They will cash out shaa....

If you know you know

Who judged ?

Who went to court ?

Who won the primaries ?

Now tell me who they said that she is born to rule in this country ?

If you know you know

Happening little by little.

If you know you know

Family issue. Who cares...

Because he will work and not share money QED

Everything in China including technology, development, sickness , eating of ants and rats earthquakes, drought even backwardness (i know people will doubt this one).

May God help you guys though they dont believe in God shaa

Same recycling........

Spit

Delta To Suspend Flights To Nigeria From New York
Brunno Braga


Delta Air Lines announced this past Monday that it is suspending its flights to Nigeria from New York over continuing concerns over its ability to repatriate money currently locked in this African nation. The airline says that it cannot afford to continue operating this route without receiving payment from the return trip from Lagos to JFK. With operating costs increasing, this profitless flight costs the airline more and more every month. The route will enter its temporary suspension on October 4th.

“Delta is suspending its nonstop service between New York-JFK and Lagos to fit the current demand environment,” Delta said in an official statement.


The Atlanta-based airline however said that it continues to operate flights to Nigeria from Atlanta and offers onward connections to New York and other cities across the United States.

“Customers impacted by our suspended New York-JFK to Lagos service will be re-accommodated on Delta -operated flights or services operated by our joint venture partners. Delta remains committed to the Nigeria market.”

Delta also informed that it will no longer accept the Nigerian naira. All tickets between the USA and Nigeria will be sold in USD only and only available via online booking so that the money does not remain trapped in Nigeria.

The Nigerian government has not responded specifically to the service suspension but has claimed it does not have sufficient foreign currency reserves for airlines to withdraw.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/delta-suspend-flights-nigeria-york-213451235.html

Tonye BAKARE

Data shows Lagos is not Africa’s third-biggest economy, as claimed by officials of Nigerian ruling party

Officials of Nigeria’s ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) have alleged that Lagos State is the third-largest economy in Africa. The claim spread after an influential ex-governor of the state, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, was nominated as the APC’s candidate for the presidential election set for February 2023. His running mate, Kashim Shettima, made the same assertion at a recent lawyers’ conference. But AFP Fact Check found this to be false: official data shows that, though the state is Nigeria’s biggest economy, it is not among the top five economies on the continent.
Formerly the seat of the government, Lagos is Nigeria’s economic capital. It tops the list of the best African cities for tech startups and is home to Nigeria’s busiest seaport and the country offices of tech giants like Google and Microsoft.

“Lagos is the third largest economy in Africa,” Shettima said at the annual general meeting of the Nigerian Bar Association in Lagos on August 22, 2022.

He made the comments while listing Tinubu’s achievements when he was state governor between 1999 and 2007.

Festus Keyamo, the spokesman for Tinubu’s election campaign and Nigeria’s junior minister for labour and employment, made the same claimduring an interview with Nigerian broadcaster Arise TV in early August.

Nigeria’s biggest economy
Lagos state is Nigeria’s biggest economy and was responsible for 15.3 percent of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) in 2021.

Figures from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) showed that the state had the highest internally generated revenue (IGR) in 2020, with 419 billion naira (US$1.1 billion at the time) collected in taxes and dues. That amount is more than triple the revenue of the second-best state, Rivers, which collected 118 billion naira during the same period.

Meanwhile, NBS’ half-year report for 2021 revealed that Lagos collected some 267 billion naira in taxes -- more than triple the 69 billion naira reaped by Nigeria’s capital city, Abuja.

Tinubu is credited with changing the way taxes and levies are collected in the state, which has seen its IGR steadily increase.

But the claim that the state has the third largest economy in Africa is false.

Ninth, not third-largest economy
AFP Fact Check searched the website of the state’s ministry of economic planning and budget and found a document that shows the GDP figures of the state between 2013 and 2021.

The report was issued by the Macro Economic Statistics Division of the Lagos Bureau of Statistics (LBS).

The agency confirmed to AFP Fact Check that the document was authentic and could have only been published on the website after the approval of the commissioner in charge of the ministry.

According to the official document, Lagos’s GDP was 26.587 trillion naira in 2021 (US$75.965 billion at the time).

That figure represents about 15.3 percent of Nigeria’s GDP, which stood at 173.527 trillion naira during the same period.

In terms of percentage contribution to the national GDP, the 2021 figure was the lowest contributed by the state over a five-year period between 2017 and 2021. The document cited the COVID-19 pandemic as a key reason for the decline.

A screenshot of the Lagos State GDP report, taken August 28, 2022

World Bank data shows Lagos State is not Africa’s third-largest economy - whether it is subtracted from or counted as part of Nigeria's national gross domestic product.

According to the report, the country's GDP was the largest on the continent in 2021 at US$440 billion.

Eight biggest economies in Africa in 2021 ( World Bank data / )

The value of Lagos State for the same year was US$75.965 billion.

This places it behind the economies of five countries in sub-Saharan Africa (Nigeria, South Africa, Ethiopia, Kenya and Ghana) and three in North Africa (Egypt, Algeria and Morocco).

If Lagos State were to be deducted from the national value, Nigeria would simply slump to the third position in Africa behind South Africa and Egypt.

Meanwhile, the state’s GDP remains larger than that of West African neighbours Niger, Benin, Togo, Chad, Sierra Leone, Liberia and the Gambia put together.

https://news.yahoo.com/data-shows-lagos-not-africa-160342638.html

Election is round the corner.

If you know you know

This time cockroaches ate the documents.

Funny guys.

Please vote wisely !!!

Two edged sword. Give him food he will sing.

Now Nigeria knows better


Vote wisely

Tortures are choices , just believe in Jesus Christ and you will see that no more meanwhile no one has written here for the past 10yrs and why ? i smell something bad.

I believe that that man called him. Why would he pick his call ? I blame Usman for answering that call before match.

Joshua down too

Waoooo !!!

Hahahhah is real

Cashing out season part IV

Let the enemies scatter by fire by force

In his mind : Make i enter there first. Mumu youths

Hope again ?

Because your master kept them in the dark being limited to hausa radio stations only.

Your defending your master as usual just as lai defend's his ...

Farewell losers !!!

Your week is blessed in Jesus name

Who cares ?

After yam and cakes

Next please!!!

Let ordinary citizens find solution ?

lol...... This country na cruise for real

Common sense is not common.

No. Dont do it for the money. Get a side business and continue to work in vine yard. Thanks brother and may my great Lord Jesus make way for you

Fake news. His cap was a significant of being a chief. I like as Wike is dribbling you all in suspends

I thought they said that there were no cases found against him, why keeping the dude ?

Thief and thief to a thief

Same bunch

Ibkhaleel01:
Aboki only writes and speak English under duress. because already he has a matured, developed language to speak and to write with!

He has had a civilised administrative system before the whites ever thought of coming.

Aboki wore clothes at a time when the "noisy neighbors" were roaming around naked!

Aboki established the "biggest", most
sophisticated empire in west africa as far back as the 18th century.

Aboki, just like the English, French, Chinese could read and write in his own language as far back as the 14th century.

The architectural masterpiece of the Aboki was there for everyone as far back as 1423.

Aboki was never enslaved, nor sold to slavery or chained like an animal by any European or Caucasian race!

The Aboki people are the largest and most spread people in West Africa!

Aboki language is most widely spoken
language in West Africa, third most in Africa! Aboki language is so important!, that the British, American, German, French, and Chinese broadcasting all have it's service being aired!

The aboki was the richest in the 50's (Alhassan Dantata), richest in the 80's
(Maideribe), and richest in the 21st century (Dangote).

And these were what the whites observed before they decided bequeathing "ruling power" to the Aboki when they were leaving.


You think my calling northerners aboki you are slandering or mocking them? lol instead you are only disgracing yourself and exposing your ignorance of their Language... go get the translation and laugh at yourselves

And your earning 30K to fight your keyboard. Son! Think of the future of your children because you've already sold your conscience

GO AND LICK OR CHOP YOUR WOUND

The rubber has melted lol

True talk