StillX10:
All these do not reflect on the life of a common man

servercodes001:


You spoke my mind bros, the economy of Nigeria and Egypt combined are below 1trillion

mycar:
Checking BBC website

Fake news spotted,
just like scam emails, they will always make a mistake, going by the write up if it is something to go by,
**Nigeria comes in at number one with a GDP of $1.121 trillion** No projection from the world bank.

And ** Egypt is second with GDP - $1.13 trillion**.
The World Bank (WB) predicts that the country's economy will increase by 5.7% in 2019.

So, when has 1.121 become bigger than 1.13?

I see fools everywhere!

MrAJQ:
This will break heart of the children of hate, the people that hate good news, they hate the little the poor are getting from the government.
They hate Tradermoni
They hate school feeding program
They hate Npower
They hate farmers anchor borrowers
They hate success achieved against Boko Haram
They hate success achieved in rice
They hate success achieved against corruption
They hate fight against ballot box snatchers
They hate to hear farmers-herdsmen truce
They hate one Nigeria

We the good people of Nigeria will show them hate on Saturday.

MrAJQ:
Nigeria currently leads as the top economy on the continent with a 1.9 per cent increase.

Nigeria has the biggest economy in Africa according to PwC Nigeria has the biggest economy in Africa according to PwC

PricewaterhouseCoopers has revealed the seven biggest economies in Africa right now.

The firm's report, ‘Nigeria Economic Outlook - Top 10 themes for 2019,’ was released on February 18, 2019.

According to the data provided by the professional services firm, Nigeria has the biggest economy on the continent, followed by Egypt and South Africa.

Here are the 7 biggest economies in Africa right now, ranked in descending order of wealth:

Nigeria

Nigeria comes in at number one with a GDP of $1.121 trillion. Manufacturing, financial, service, communications, technology, entertainment, agriculture and oil sectors all contribute to the country's economy.

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Egypt

GDP - $1.13 trillion. Sectors like tourism, gas, telecom and construction play major roles in Egypt's economy. The World Bank (WB) predicts that the country's economy will increase by 5.7% in 2019.

ALSO READ: Here is a list of the 10 biggest African economies in 2018

South Africa

GDP - $765.5 billion. Tourism is a major revenue generating industry.

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Algeria

GDP -$630.5 billion. The non-hydrocarbon sector (petroleum and natural gas) is the major contributor to the country’s economy.

Ethiopia

GDP -$199.3 billion. The services and agriculture sectors contribute heavily to the country's economy.

Angola

GDP - $197.9 billion. The country's economy relies heavily on the oil sector in addition to the manufacturing, agricultural, transport and fisheries sectors.

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Still, Focus Economics, a major provider of economic analysis and forecasts for 130 countries, predicts a 1.3% increase in 2019.

Kenya

Last on the list is Kenya with a GDP of $163.3 billion. Major industries include financial, agriculture, tourism, mining and minerals.

https://www.pulse.ng/bi/finance/here-are-the-7-biggest-economies-in-africa-right-now/8njsqgb

islandmoon:
BBC now into fake news? na was oo

Koolking:


As good people, you can't show hate in the face of hate. On Saturday 23 Feb 2019, we guide them through love to Next Level of sanity, prosperity, peace and progress.

NextLevel

ugofulfilled:
Something does not tally with this information. I see from the write up that 1.121 is bigger than 1.13. Please send us BBC link so we can confirm ourselves. Thank you

Bighead9:
Buhari is working.
Sai Baba!!!

seguno2:


APC propaganda at work to generate fake news in the light of their failures.

ugofulfilled:
Something does not tally with this information. I see from the write up that 1.121 is bigger than 1.13. Please send us BBC link so we can confirm ourselves. Thank you

uc2004:
oga it's a fake news. i have checked all nigerian newspapers and it was not there

festacman:
This is the result of some hard but patriotic decisions that may be unpopular but are necessary for real and sustainable economic growth.

For several years we are used to an economy that is driven largely by importation and 'money is flowing' handouts from corrupt politicians. It pushed us into a comfort zone that has done little to encourage production.

This piece of good news means we are going somewhere. Next Level will certainly bring more good news. But it all depend on majority of Nigerians come this Saturday. Don't vote emotionally. Vote for necessary hard decisions that other countries had taken long ago but which we keep postponing because of accompanying pains. Vote wisely.

tayebest:
God bless Nigeria


Sai mai gaskiya
4 + 4 to next level is assured....

Fourwinds:




please do your mathematics well ...which bigger. 1.121trillion and 1.13trillion...this is election propaganda... Nonsense... I was looking for date on the TV screen to confirm it is this year and I didn't see it

LuciferReverend:
Buhari's impending defeat & subsequent retirement has boosted Nigeria's economy.

Investors are ready to come in now.
This is good.

eddiebruk:
Also report that Nigeria is times 4 the population size of SA, so stop busting your bubbles of biggest economy my foot. Imagine if SA has half of the Nigerian Population, Nigeria will look like a province to them. They have major investments in Nigeria, what business can Nigeria boast of in SA...? Nigerians are always quick to compare to console ourselves yet we are dying in poverty

openmine:
What's the essence of all these stats if it can't help reduce the cost of goods and services in Nigeria!

tayebest:
wailers mood right now!

myboy2111:

https://www.pwc.com/ng/en/publications/nigeria-economic-outlook.html