vaxx1:
well, you may need to update yourself. Ghana GDP is presently 51 biillion dollar. let's see top 10 country in Africa having more than that.

and Again, Ghana economy is not comparable to Nigeria in size but it is better and currently doing well than Nigeria economy. it is growing on 7percent range for the past three years, probably, only Ethiopia have such record in africa.

tylann:

How does Nigeria's large GDP reflect in Nigerian lives

forgiveness:

Kenya is not in the top five biggest economy in Africa.

Where is Ghana?

Just30:
200,000 as at current estimate ; of Nigerian students still keep coming to Ghana
Webster
Wisconson
Lancaster

They hold the most Nigerian students

forgiveness:



Where did you see 350 billion?

rvp2018:
This indeed nonsense - and abuse of democracy. Even in US - not every tom, dick and harry is allowed to ran. There are strict nomination procedures including collection of thousands if not millions endorsement signatures.

How long will the ballot paper or booklet be

forgiveness:



Where did you see 350 billion?

Jonraid:
What's with this numbers if they aren't felt on the ground? Alright let's take it,interesting seeing Egypt breathing on your necks with the half of population that you have!

samorobo:



Allow me to inform you that buhari's govt invested and his still investing in infastructure ....it just like a business you invest and suffer a bit but in the long run you will earn massively ......so a lot of Nigerian money was invest btw 2016 and 2017 (I mean that is when it actually started) in infastructure ....so nigeria had to go into recession so they can enjoy and be more prosperous unlike Jonathan administration that provided quick money by increasing our Gdp from 270-510 billion btw 2010-2014 making us the largest economy in africa but given us no future of growth ...and btw 2016-2017 the gdp reduced because of the massive investment but grew btw 2017-2018

davefurn:

How old is Egypt? Based on my observations,they are meant to be the largest economy in Africa. Well back to comment reading.
P.S. learning Swahili now, . Kwaheri.

davefurn:

How old is Egypt? Based on my observations,they are meant to be the largest economy in Africa. Well back to comment reading.
P.S. learning Swahili now , . Kwaheri.

Jonraid:
That's such a weak argument! It's like expecting Greek and Iran to be world-beaters in economics just because of a remarkable past history spanning thousands of years ago! !

Jonraid:
Good luck with that!

mtisTheQubit:

mtisTheQubit:

i think all Africans should be forced to learn Swahili...

vaxx1:
show is present figure of Nigeria GDP base on what is available on Wikipedia

obaaderemi:
Your stupid illiterate brother fax-whatever said America get its technology from Germany and that South Korea get its technology from China. Since then he has been having a tough time explaining what he means. The fool believes the beerparlour narrative of many semi illiterate Africans spew. To him "get" can also be used as a present tense. I hope you are not the idiot you gave him like single "like" he got.

Jonraid:
WORD!

samorobo:


I guess you have checked it but you did not see.....to all the africa countries praying for our downfall this is light shinning back on nigeria's economy this year.....oh I forgot this was written by a south African political blogger


Read carefully and know your place

rvp2018:
Pray tell us what is infrastructure to you Nigerias?. You don't have constant supply of water, electricity and sewage. Those are basic infrastructure that even Mogadishu can hack. Next your roads outside the major arteries are non-existent. You have rickety rail-line. Your ports are congested and containers takes months to clear. Your airports are worst than one find in places - again like Somalia Mogadishu. Your citizen are all over the world look for university education?

Pray tell us what Infrastructure you Nigeria boast of?

samorobo:
I taught we have agreed that 41% of kenya no acess to portable water

This is current ......check it and it is fresh for 2019

Jonraid:
Good luck with that!

vaxx1:
show is present figure of Nigeria GDP base on what is available on Wikipedia

vaxx1:
show us present figure of Nigeria GDP base on what is available on Wikipedia

mtisTheQubit:

the guy was posting Nairobi photos as lagos..he got caught pants down an now he is into ths..

davefurn:
Thanks, learning it for the fun though. Good to learn something new. One love Africa. Back to comment reading.

samorobo:


Oh pls shut up I would never compare nairobi to lagos ...it was me try to mock your nairobi just so you know that ibadan has better skyline than that rubbish......come shut up I would post nairobi as ibadan and claim it when the owner of that poultry farm is on these forum

Anyway here is a kenya blogger insultING theor president because nigeria ...I remembered I posted this and you shut up because you not argue ...anyway don't dodge this time around... I will keep your defeat a secret btw us


Also managed thatdemeaning impoverished image of your country

samorobo:


Oh pls shut up I would never compare nairobi to lagos ...it was me try to mock your nairobi just so you know that ibadan has better skyline than that rubbish......come shut up I would post nairobi as ibadan and claim it when the owner of that poultry farm is on these forum

Anyway here is a kenya blogger insultING theor president because nigeria ...I remembered I posted this and you shut up because you not argue ...anyway don't dodge this time around... I will keep your defeat a secret btw us


Also managed thatdemeaning impoverished image of your country

Jonraid:
Of course the tarrifs are a bit higher.We are investing more in renewable sources to address this.We are now focusing more in geothermal-our geothermal capacity potential is up to 10,000 MW.

But nonetheless,this is a blessing in disguise as we rarely get black outs!

Quoting this link : https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/corporate/companies/KenGen-to-raise-funds-from-the-market-this-year--eyes-green-bond/4003102-4981956-xppi7n/index.html

Although Kenya has high consumer electricity tariffs compared with countries like Egypt and South Africa, the government’s policies had boosted investment in the sector, Miano said, helping it to avoid blackouts or schedule cuts.

“Kenya was among the first countries in Africa to liberalise generation and it has its own advantages. You have many players and it brings competition... you have adequate power,” she said.

samorobo:


Oh forgive me I forgot to complete this....now enjoy..and forget to read that kenyan blogger that came up with this beautiful write up