Clerverly:
After 2023, PMB Should make sure he hands over to competent southerner!

obong003:


Which 2023?? Oga warn yourself o

GavelSlam:

No, it is your own destiny that may be gone.
Nigeria would prosper under Buhari and it is beginning to do so.

sanpipita:


Lol I like your miserable hope, sooner or later reality will crush it to pieces.

BornAgainMay:
Uhmm.

Improving Country since 1960, Just look at China, as of 1960s we were in d economic phase with China who is now competing with USA as world power.


We have large population n natural resources like China but our only achievement is making one person richer than China as a country.

Nigeria, Will never improve stop misleading the already misleaded n deluded failure supporters

GavelSlam:


No, it is your own destiny that may be gone.

Nigeria would prosper under Buhari and it is beginning to do so.

GavelSlam:

Maybe buhari bribed world Bank.

BiafraIShere:
Ostrich, continue living in a fool's paradise.

Eggcelent:
Hope Nigerians Will Feel The Impact Soon. Kudos

sanpipita:


Lol I like your miserable hope, sooner or later reality will crush it to pieces.

BornAgainMay:
Uhmm.

Improving Country since 1960, Just look at China, as of 1960s we were in d economic phase with China who is now competing with USA as world power.


We have large population n natural resources like China but our only achievement is making one person richer than China as a country.

Nigeria, Will never improve stop misleading the already misleaded n deluded failure supporters

sanpipita:


If he likes let him bribe the world, Nigeria is gone under him, isn't it same world bank that warned we shouldn't borrow again, ease in business on paper means nothing if there is no impact in reality, many businesses in Nigeria are shutting down fact

KardinalZik:
Scam Ranking.

Nigeria isn't among the first 30 MOST IMPROVED ECONOMIES; at best, it can only be among the IMPROVING.

STOP MISLEADING AND MISINFORMING POTENTIAL HELPERS.

BiafraIShere:
There are many minors that depend on parents and guardians for upkeep, they don't understand because they pay no bills and won't understand the parlous and comatose state of the economy.

GavelSlam:


Name them.

Banks have been publishing their quarterlies and annuals all of them with huge profits.

Farmers are enjoying a great year under Buhari despite the freak weather.

I know for the few like you with no skill life can be hard.

Please engage yourself in something positive and surely things can be good even for you.

sanpipita:


Lol do you even buy foodstuffs in market? how does bank profits translate to a good economy, self deceit is really bad

sanpipita:


Lol do you even buy foodstuffs in market? how does bank profits translate to a good economy, self deceit is really bad

obong003:


Which 2023?? Oga warn yourself o

GavelSlam:


I know you are still under Mummy and Daddy's roof.

They only complain when the prices go up but hardly comment when the prices are down.

http://punchng.com/price-of-garri-drops-by-60-in-enugu/

And another:

https://www.google.no/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2017/09/food-prices-drop-significantly-nigeria/amp/

GavelSlam:


Suddenly gone quiet?
The reality of price reduction of foodstuff just hit you?

sanpipita:


So if prices drops in Enugu is means it same everywhere? you are a joke, I still spend more on foodstuffs and its not a joke stop being foolish even if you are a paid agent

GavelSlam:


I gave you two separate reports.

Also, concerning the Enugu price drop people from different parts of the country corroborated experiencing same here on Nairaland.

I've told you mummy and daddy hardly express their delight when prices reduce.

Punch and Vanguard newspapers cannot be lying when their surveys were separate.

Just admit it things are getting better.

Weborg:
@VIVIANGIST

Nigeria has moved up 24 places to 145th in the World Bank’s ‘Doing Business’ report published today, and for the first time the country is recognized as one of the top 10 most improved economies in the world.

This was made known in a statement issued by the Vice President's office on Tuesday in Abuja.

The World Bank Doing Business project provides objective measures of business regulations and their enforcement across 190 economies worldwide.

Reacting to the development, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, said “I welcome Nigeria’s improved performance. We are one of the top ten reforming economies in the world in 2017. After a decade-long decline in Nigeria’s rankings, last year the Government recorded a modest increase.

This year, Mr President set us an ambitious target of moving up twenty places in the rankings – I am delighted that we have exceeded his goal.

“Improving the business environment is at the heart of the Buhari Administration’s reform agenda. We are reinforcing our economic turnaround by a vigorous and active implementation of the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) so businesses operating in Nigeria can thrive and be competitive globally.

“For the first time, coordinated efforts across various levels of governments have been undertaken to make it easier to do business in Nigeria. I commend all stakeholders who worked with us to achieve this significant result, particularly the National Assembly, Lagos and Kano State Governments, and the private sector.”

The World Bank highlighted five reforms making it easier to do business in Kano and Lagos, the two cities covered by the report in Nigeria over the course of last year:

1. Starting a Business,
2. Dealing with Construction Permits
3. Registering Property
4. Getting Credit, and
5. Paying Taxes.

In the area of company registration, the Corporate Affairs Commission has moved to offer online registration and introduced new features such as electronic stamping of registration documents. Thus, entrepreneurs have been able to register their businesses much faster, within 24-48 hours, thereby saving cost and time

Getting construction permits and registering property in both Lagos and Kano States have become more transparent and easier for businesses with the online publication of all relevant regulations, fee schedules and pre-application requirements online.

Getting access to credit is now easier and Nigeria is placed 6th in the world on this indicator. The Government recorded a significant success by collaborating with the National Assembly to pass two new Acts, the Secured Transactions in Movable Assets Act 2017 and the Credit Reporting Act 2017, thereby strengthening the legal framework for access to credit for SMEs across the country – an important requirement for the success of SMEs.

Finally, it has become easier to pay taxes in Nigeria because taxpayers can file tax returns at the nearest Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) office, and electronic payment and filing are gradually gaining acceptance.

Via ; http://www.viviangist.ng/nigeria-has-moved-up-24-places-to-145th-in-the-worldbank-doing-business-buhari/

Cc; lalasticlala

sanpipita:


Things are getting better is usually an adage Nigerians use in satisfying their delusion, please let's end this here I don't have time to be discussing about a lost cause like Nigeria