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alexxo11:
hehe telll the brother.....everytime i go to lagos i fail to understand where you people get the audacity to boast.even the air in lagos is heavy....what worries me most is that most nigerians will say that they are still giants....with no lights and running water......mind you we are in the 21st century!

most of them have never traveled out of Nigeria, so they don't know how backward Nigeria is,when they go to a country like canada or Australia, or even South Africa, most of them will shed tears

Omololu2121:
most of them have never traveled out of Nigeria, so they don't know how backward Nigeria is,when they go to a country like canada or Australia, or even South Africa, most of them will shed tears

That one concern una!

I've finally seen why my posts aren't showing! It seems the mods,no doubt after instigation,delete everything with the word Indi.....n. Obviously Dangotelanders have seen the truth!
Anyway here's Stallion Group owned by Sunil Vaswani.

Stallion holds considerable sway in Africa's largest economy, Nigeria. There it has the largest cold-storage facilities, with capacity of 130,000 metric tons and full backup power, phenomenal infrastructure in power- and cold-chain-deficient sub-Saharan Africa. It is the largest frozen-fish distributor and a rice market leader in Nigeria and its region, importing in bulk from Asia, bagging and branding for market. Last year Stallion imported a fifth of Nigeria's rice consumption...... In December Nigeria's government cited Stallion, alongside the sugar and cement operation owned by Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, as the top two conglomerates contributing to its economic development.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/saritharai/2015/09/23/dubai-based-billionaire-vaswanis-stallion-group-wants-to-dominate-nigeria-and-all-of-west-africa/#f47c1c2698b5

After all the screaming and deflection we've established:

-they're own Ind.......s are 2.5x our own number and non citizens
-a lone citizen of that country is almost as important as HIM Dangote in that 5th world economy??!

WHICH COUNTRY IS RULED BY IND....S,GENIUSES?

Lagos banana island

Lagos

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Enugu

NairobiWalker:


How many times have you been to Kenya? Or is your source of information idiots like Obaboon and No-ones-anus?

Some of these Nigerians are bitch ignorants especially obaboon and No one anus.

kikuyu1:
I've finally seen why my posts aren't showing! It seems the mods,no doubt after instigation,delete everything with the word Indi.....n. Obviously Dangotelanders have seen the truth!
Anyway here's Stallion Group owned by Sunil Vaswani.


https://www.forbes.com/sites/saritharai/2015/09/23/dubai-based-billionaire-vaswanis-stallion-group-wants-to-dominate-nigeria-and-all-of-west-africa/#f47c1c2698b5

After all the screaming and deflection we've established:

-they're own Ind.......s are 2.5x our own number and non citizens
-a lone citizen of that country is almost as important as HIM Dangote in that 5th world economy??!

WHICH COUNTRY IS RULED BY IND....S,GENIUSES?

Imagine that. 1m of them in Nigeria and they don't control our economy as much as they control yours. Now imagine if they were to be up to 300,000 in Little I..dia. I don't know why that appellation vexes you so much.

Yobeezy:


Some of these Nigerians are bitch ignorants especially obaboon and No one anus.

E don pain am

Yobeezy:


Some of these Nigerians are bitch ignorants especially obaboon and No one anus.

Littleindian.

Look like Stallion runs everything from cars to fish to rice to name.

kikuyu1:
I've finally seen why my posts aren't showing! It seems the mods,no doubt after instigation,delete everything with the word Indi.....n. Obviously Dangotelanders have seen the truth!
Anyway here's Stallion Group owned by Sunil Vaswani.


https://www.forbes.com/sites/saritharai/2015/09/23/dubai-based-billionaire-vaswanis-stallion-group-wants-to-dominate-nigeria-and-all-of-west-africa/#f47c1c2698b5

After all the screaming and deflection we've established:

-they're own Ind.......s are 2.5x our own number and non citizens
-a lone citizen of that country is almost as important as HIM Dangote in that 5th world economy??!

WHICH COUNTRY IS RULED BY IND....S,GENIUSES?

obaaderemi:
Imagine that. 1m of them in Nigeria and they don't control our economy as much as they control yours. Now imagine if they were to be up to 300,000 in Little I..dia. I don't know why that appellation vexes you so much.

Quote me in full!

Stallion holds considerable sway in Africa's largest economy, Nigeria. There it has the largest cold-storage facilities, with capacity of 130,000 metric tons and full backup power, phenomenal infrastructure in power- and cold-chain-deficient sub-Saharan Africa. It is the largest frozen-fish distributor and a rice market leader in Nigeria and its region, importing in bulk from Asia, bagging and branding for market. Last year Stallion imported a fifth of Nigeria's rice consumption...... In December Nigeria's government cited Stallion, alongside the sugar and cement operation owned by Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, as the top two conglomerates contributing to its economic development.

Neutral confirmation that Dangote and Vaswani have a stranglehold on your economy! Anyway near autistic level cognitive difficulties prevent a sense of irony,modesty or a minimum of honesty.

nwoke39:
Seriously why are the mods banning me when ever i say a particular country that begins with an "I" in southeast asia

Mods please don't ban me

Let's try. Little Indians

Some members are also banned from the forum.I've just communicated with Jonraid who has been banned from the forum.He certainly was a pain in the ass for them! Why delete posts if Nigeria is winning!

rvp2018:
Look like Stallion runs everything from cars to fish to rice to name.

kikuyu1:


Quote me in full!



Neutral confirmation that Dangote and Vaswani have a stranglehold on your economy! Anyway near autistic level cognitive difficulties prevent a sense of irony,modesty or a minimum of honesty.

Dangote is still bigger than vaswani. I know it hurts you. Who is Kenya's richest man? I am sure he is an Indian. And yet they are just 100,000 in your country.

They would still deny!

kikuyu1:


Quote me in full!



Neutral confirmation that Dangote and Vaswani have a stranglehold on your economy! Anyway near autistic level cognitive difficulties prevent a sense of irony,modesty or a minimum of honesty.

https://diasporamessenger.com/2017/12/top-10-richest-people-in-kenya-2017-2018/

Nice try! The richest isn't and Indian!

obaaderemi:
Dangote is still bigger than vaswani. I know it hurts you. Who is Kenya's richest man? I am sure he is an Indian. And yet they are just 100,000 in your country.

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These idiots don't want to admit that naija is like America to most Africans .

Op[b][/b]

Nigeria foreign investment inflow declines 41 per cent; lowest in ten years

The National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, on Wednesday said the total value of capital imported into Nigeria in the first quarter of 2017 was estimated to be $908.27 million, the lowest in ten years.

According to a new report tagged Capital Importation Report, released by the bureau on Wednesday, when compared to the $1.55 billion that the economy attracted in the fourth quarter of 2016, the figure represents a decline of $640.61 million, representing 41.36 per cent.

The decline in investment inflow, the report said, was due to the fall in “other investment” and portfolio investments category made up of equity, which dropped from $176.44 million in the fourth quarter of 2016 to $101.99 million in the first quarter of 2017.

Similarly, loans declined from $917 .01 million to $369.28 million while bonds, which recorded $25.4 million at the end of the last quarter of 2016, recorded nothing in the first quarter of the current fiscal year.

“Capital importation was particularly low in January, at $187.9 million; this was only the fourth month since 2007 in which capital importation was less than $200 m,” the NBS stated.

According to the report, the fall in foreign direct investments, FDI, came after four consecutive quarters of increase, while the fall in “other investment” followed three consecutive quarters of increase.

On a sector-by-sector basis, the report noted that in contrast to the previous quarter, there were no obviously dominant sectors.

The two sectors to account for the largest proportions of the value of imported capital were Servicing, which accounted for $146.05 million or 16.08 per cent, and Telecommunications, which accounted for $145.78 million or 16.05 per cent.

Meanwhile, despite recording decreases, the Banking and Oil and Gas sectors were the third and fourth largest capital importing sectors, accounting for $126 million (representing 13.87 per cent of the total) and $101.08 million (11.13 per cent), respectively.

Four sectors recorded no capital importation in the first quarter of 2017 and they include drilling, hotels, tanning and weaving.

On capital importation by state, the NBS said the state to import the most capital into Nigeria in the first quarter of 2017 was Lagos, accounting for 95.32 per cent of capital importation, which represents a slight decrease in its share relative to the previous quarter, when it was 96.38 per cent.

Akwa Ibom and Abuja were the states to record the second and third largest amounts of imported capital, recording values of $18.36 million and $14.87 million respectively.

The country from which Nigeria imported the most capital was the United Kingdom, which accounted for $302.47 million, or 33.30 per cent of the total. This value represents a decline of 37.36 per cent compared to the previous quarter.

The country to account for the second largest value of capital importation was the United States, accounting for $215.66 million in the first quarter of 2017, or 23.74 per cent.

The next two largest investors in the period under review were Singapore and Mauritius, accounting for 8.09 and 7.86 per cent, respectively.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/232121-nigeria-foreign-investment-inflow-declines-41-per-cent-lowest-in-ten-years.html

Leroy19:
https://diasporamessenger.com/2017/12/top-10-richest-people-in-kenya-2017-2018/

Nice try! The richest isn't and Indian!

Don't be silly. . Your link proved me right by listing Manu Chandra as the richest man in Kenya. The only entity ranked above Chandra is Moi and family . Moi, a corrupt polithiefian who you should be ashamed of was not even ranked as an individual. You see why Nowenuse is always asking you guys to go back to your schools and ask for refunds.