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Afamed:

Una don come.
France road, Yankura , Niger Street all have similar fly over bridges .

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Afamed:

That's not Mann monicker.

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Afamed:

Keep quiet nothing inciting

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voltron14:


But the stats prove otherwise.

Now that he concentrates on infrastructure from 2015, you are still complaining.

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voltron14:


Don't pretend to be an illiterate.

We had negative growth before him but yet he moved us into positive.

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voltron14:


Poverty is escalating?

Based on what stats?

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voltron14:


You mean the Trump statistics that shows that employment has been up for 5 years before he took over ?

Or do you mean the stats that suggests for every 80 good jobs in America, there are 100 bad ones?


Anyway, this issue here is about Nigeria and from the argument you PDP apologists tried to put forth, your stats suggest Buhari actually did well compared to those before him, especially in 1983-1985.

Only a dunce would not factor in the drop in the price of oil 2015 -2017.

I work in the oil industry and I know how many oil companies, oil servicing companies had to shed staff globally during that period.

Saudi Aramco was forced to sell shares to the public as a result of the global oil market collapse.

The PMI for Nigeria actually shows local productivity is improving year on year.


Purchasing Managers Index (PMI), manufacturing in Nigeria, November, 2019: For that indicator, Central Bank of Nigeria provides data for Nigeria from 2014 to 2019. The average value for Nigeria during that period was 52.37 index points with a minimum of 41.9 index points in June 2016 and a maximum of 61.1 index points in December 2018. Click on the following link to see the values of Purchasing Managers Index (PMI), manufacturing around the world.

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Afamed:

Which of the chairmen, have come out to back Obaseki safer for the only one in Edo ?

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blasted12:
Emmanuella the bloodykiller

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voltron14:


Note Buhari became President on the 31st of December, 1983.

The chart below is for GDP growth rate from 1982 to 1987.

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Dino the Pirate...

PART TWO........

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