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lascos912:
Ole kill them

Is 99%

Lol, cant be 99%.
FG govt employed thousands of teachers, nurses, doctors, social workers, etc

lascos912:
Ole kill them

Is 99%

Lol, cant be 99%.
Fg govt employed thousands of teachers, nurses, doctors, social workers, etc

WoeBetide666:
You idiots Nigerians joining kaffirs to insult this country are hopeless

Idiots Nigeria- why are you insulting Innocent people.
Kaffirs - I don’t know What this is.
Stop to be competitive and Bring on better ideas

cjrane:

Nigerian federal government does not understand the concept of data as something that is required for planning.

Any data from Nigerian government is merely cooked up numbers written on paper by semi illiterates simply to further the government's claim.

You are right data is the crucial thing in order to develop the country.
Nigeria should improve and produce accurate statistics

Druggey:
its 80% Buhari paid them to remove the zero.
BTW who are the 98% that are fuckin employed?

About 92% that are working, Surely NBS can tell us where this people are working because they should be paying tax.

Scream:
The f*cking government has muscled its way to control of NBS, the office now now screwed, f*cked up stats are now being pushed like drug addicts, only God knows how far they will degrade the country before they f*cked off and get f*cked by the devil himself! Ndi anuofia!

Thanks for this information.
According to most democratic constitutions, statistics is not supposed to fall under government, Is supposed to be autonomous

Canvass:
Okay. Hope the intention is pure. If it is, then I'm open to building a greater Africa. Given the past xenophobic attacks, I just need to be wary.

Thanks for understanding.
Xenophobia will always be there in South Africa until other African countries are able to standup by themselves.
South African government committed to help Mozambique to fight Islam attacks.
South Africa is also committed to help Zimbabwe to rebuild its economy.
South Africa is doing this to stop the influx of illegal immigrant in SA.

Wiseandtrue:
sarcasm at it peak!!!

Even South Africans know say this Buhari's regime is characterize by propaganda, lies and deceit

Hence their question

Correct People

Yes, South Africans are asking these questions and I decided to post on this forum so that i can hear what will Nigerians say.

SMI2020:
wereh, who be d person weh omit the '9' from the 98%??

According to your general judgement Of Nigeria do you think 8% is real

thebosstrevor1:
The media is filled with fake news and manipulation

Which one is fake news?
Can you give us accurate news?

Canvass:
Because we are cosmopolitan in nature. Dig that?

I won't any South-African the pleasure of mocking even the most useless Nigerian ever.

Stop starting fights, where there is no fights.
We are trying to build Africa to be the best place.

Okoroawusa:
I think what is high in Nigeria is underemployment. A Nigerian can do any job to survive.

If Nigerians can do any job to survive, who is doing the work that you studied for or wishing to do.
Surely there is a lot of professional jobs, that needs employees in Nigeria

IamWonderful:
I am sure God didn't create people like this, it is hatred and bitterness talking in you, not God created being

My friend allow other people to express their opinions, don’t judge them because you are not entitled to.

shugabasbn:
Nigeria own is not about unemployment but mal-employment where graduates go own with 20k per month and Msc with 30k,PhD with 50-70k with inhuman working condition.

Is it Possible for a person with Phd not to have work in Nigeria.
About salaries, that one is caused by economy of the country.

Millimann:
Which kain 8%? Maybe they wanted to say 80%

For more info, please see below link:
https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/NGA/nigeria/unemployment-rate

Note: USA unemployment rate is 7%

Igbochief001:
Nah unemployment us basically low ..but underemployment is super high

Thanks for this comment

NigerDeltaIgbos:
Believe Nigeria's statistics at your own peril. No be NBS again? A burue that will claim Osun has the least poverty rate in Nigeria shouldn't be taken seriously

������, Nigeria Bureau of statistics should be independent from government so that it can give us accurate data.

Kriss216:
Unemployment rate in Nigeria is over 98.9857%!

No my friend, check Nigeria govt sites is 8%

NewsRoom 405 reported that unemployment rate in Nigeria is 8%.
Most viewers called and they were surprised With the low unemployment rate of Nigeria, because unemployment rate of South Africa is 30%.

Viewers were asking this questions:
1. Why Nigerians are running around the world looking for work while there is low unemployment rate in Nigeria

zhike:
After initial indication that current president Ahmad Ahmad would run unopposed for re-election, the picture has changed dramatically over the past few days.

According to the KickOff website, ahead of Thursday’s deadline for applications, the Ivorian Football Federation (FIF) endorsed the bid of Jacques Anouma as a candidate for the role.

Motsepe, 58, has now joined the race with a press conference between South African Football Federation (SAFA) president Danny Jordaan and South African Sports Minister Nathi Mthethwa set to confirm his candidacy.

Should the Madagascar-born Ahmad confirmed that he will seek re-election, but the highly publicised PWC Audit exposing the financial irregularities at CAF has thrown the race wide open for Anouma, and now Motsepe.

Should Motsepe win the election, he would have to step down from his role as president of the 10-time PSL winners.

Sundowns, despite losing the services of coach Pitso Mosimane, are currently top of the DStv Premiership standings after three matches of the new season.

Nigeria confirmed that it supports Motsepe for the role.

After initial indication that current president Ahmad Ahmad would run unopposed for re-election, the picture has changed dramatically over the past few days.

According to the KickOff website, ahead of Thursday’s deadline for applications, the Ivorian Football Federation (FIF) endorsed the bid of Jacques Anouma as a candidate for the role.

Motsepe, 58, has now joined the race with a press conference between South African Football Federation (SAFA) president Danny Jordaan and South African Sports Minister Nathi Mthethwa set to confirm his candidacy.

Should the Madagascar-born Ahmad confirmed that he will seek re-election, but the highly publicised PWC Audit exposing the financial irregularities at CAF has thrown the race wide open for Anouma, and now Motsepe.

Should Motsepe win the election, he would have to step down from his role as president of the 10-time PSL winners.

Sundowns, despite losing the services of coach Pitso Mosimane, are currently top of the DStv Premiership standings after three matches of the new season.

Muna4real:
Hello Mr Pastor, you should wake up from your slumber. A country that will be great will surely show signs of greatness. And Nigeria hasn't shown any. Is this how great countries started their early years? Nigeria is already 60 and yet still crawling. Do you still need a soothsayer to tell you the truth that you are seeing with your very eyes? Nigeria is not going to get better and that's the truth. You cannot change it.

Lets hope that this END SARS protest will Transform Nigeria to be in a path of becoming a developed country in a near future.

South African third biggest political party, economic freedom fighters president Julius Malema on today's press conference said Nigerian SARS protesters must not retreat.
he said they must keep fighting until the Nigerian government lessons to them.
He said Nigeria needs serious economic transformation and youth Nigeria should fight for their leaders to do the right thing.
He said if they need assistance, they must contact his political party.

Nigeria must just have uprising to change leaders, maybe things will change for the better

ghettochild:
Stop lying.... Waterfall n styne projects are white owned.. Stop peddling false info....
They all ain't black man project..... Just shut the Bleep up.. I live in South Africa if u must know

Inferior mindset

zhike:
Each person has ID document in South Africa, in Nigeria more than 80 percent Nigerians don’t have identification numbers

The problem of Nigeria is that Justice system is not working.

BeLookingIDIOT:
...Using institutions and wealth created and run by the whites.
Those values were so low simply because the whites used the wealth they created on themselves rather than the natives.
Even currently, just about 14% of the top management positions are in the hands of blacks,yet black South Africans constitute most of the population.
You may currently run the government,but your country is effectively still run by whites and other non-black races despite them being a minority.

Each person has ID document in South Africa, in Nigeria more than 80 percent Nigerians don’t have identification numbers

BeLookingIDIOT:
...Using institutions and wealth created and run by the whites.
Those values were so low simply because the whites used the wealth they created on themselves rather than the natives.
Even currently, just about 14% of the top management positions are in the hands of blacks,yet black South Africans constitute most of the population.
You may currently run the government,but your country is effectively still run by whites and other non-black races despite them being a minority.

The below is why South Africa keeps developing, Justice dept work unlike in Nigeria
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Top profile politicians arrested in South Africa.
The high-profile arrests of several key figures in a contentious R255m asbestos audit deal may be the clearest signal yet that South Africa’s age of impunity is well and truly over. Scorpio has learned that the Hawks have arrested several individuals involved in the contract, including high-flying Gauteng businessman Edwin Sodi and top former government officials.

BeLookingIDIOT:
...Using institutions and wealth created and run by the whites.
Those values were so low simply because the whites used the wealth they created on themselves rather than the natives.
Even currently, just about 14% of the top management positions are in the hands of blacks,yet black South Africans constitute most of the population.
You may currently run the government,but your country is effectively still run by whites and other non-black races despite them being a minority.

Just tell me one government dept that is run by white people.
Just list SA companies That are controlled by white people.

PresidentJosh20:
calls for restructuring,however ambiguous it may seem,should suffice as signs.As these calls for restructuring,fiscal federalism and devolution of more powers to states among other advocacies,gather momentum among both the elites and the masses,those who control the levers of power will be left with no choice than to reengineer the inbalanced system for the benefit of all Nigerians.
Aplogy for the long epistle.

Action speaks louder than words.
Nigerians must start by loving their country.
They must Stop chasing Investors like they did to shoprite.
Nigerians must start to obey laws an pay tax

PresidentJosh20:
Sorry,I am not wired to be pessimistic like you.It does not matter how long a foetus stays in a womb,it will eventually come out be caressed by loving hands.In case you are still confused,it does not matter how long Nigeria stays in the womb of underdevelopment,she will eventually come out to be enamored by the graceful grasp of prosperity.Shalom!

The main fact is that other countries are busy developing while Nigeria is busy downgrading, how will Nigeria catch those countries in terms of development.
Wake up from your dreams.

PresidentJosh20:
Good.I am not disappointed by your reply;I expected it.But anyway hear this:it is not the span of a nation's struggle that determines its prospects;rather,it is what that nation has learnt from its struggles or what those struggles has impressed upon it that ultimately hint at its eventual standing among nations of the world.
Our struggles as a nation has opened our eyes to the fact that internal inhibitors more than external constraints are the brakes frustrating our attempts at moving forward.Gradually,these new realizations will inspire patriotic countrymen and women to banish these impediments into the archive of oblivion.
Thanks for the response,anyway and remain blessed.

You are right, this is not time for miracles.
If Nigerian is going to be well in future we must start by seeing the Right signs now.