gallivant:


Magu is a miti shamba doctor, not a real actual doctor. He is not a pilot, judge, engineer or all the other titles the quack has bestowed upon himself.

Saddamochieng00:


What scientific discover has ever come out of your useless country

What is gravity if I may ask

tylann:

Although they call him jiwe

Wuoche:
The City..

Kazikazi:
Things are happening on a ground...

Vlain:


Lmao U are funny. Africa facts zone is just a normal Twitter handler like everyother Twitter user. The only difference is that he pulls up rubbish from his butts without backing it up with factual, reputable evidence. U get what I am saying now.

Wuoche:
Some people claimed that Kenya had more slum dwellers in Africa

Abohboy:


That’s just a lie and you haven’t even achieved 100% electrification access on top of it. Also Nigeria is building a lot more railways then a mere 2500kms for Tanzania it is actually quite poor. We have Bonny island - maiduguri ( 1100km) Lagos-Calabar ( 1000km) itakpe-Abuja ( 450km) Ibadan-kano ( 1400km) then lagos-Abuja ( 1100km) by the way you can halve all of these because they are double or triple tracks so I accounted for that so all in all we’re doing other 5000km of rail in the next ten years along with four new dry ports in ilorin, Ibadan, kano and Abuja.

Just30:
Newton theory is not wrong, it is just limited

Wuoche:
Some people claimed that Kenya had more slum dwellers in Africa

IGpro1:
you sure like to be deceived. A kenyan blog...trying to paint Kenya as a better country than SA look how they managed to place Kenya above Africas 2 only super powers... Which slum will 42 million peeps live in, it's funny how everyone wanna trend by dishing out bad news about Nigeria, but it still won't deter us from ruling Africa...

Kenya has and building more skyscrapers than SA, terrible.

IGpro1:
guy, free kazikazi na..shoo, focus on Kenyans or Ghanaians. TZ are on our side...stop abeg.

IGpro1:
guy, free kazikazi na..shoo, focus on Kenyans or Ghanaians. TZ are on our side...stop abeg.

Saddamochieng00:


Problem is you never won but diverted letting down all globeheads worldwide

mtisTheQubit:
African Largest Economies in 2025 (Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania, Egypt, South Africa, Algeria, Ethiopia)

at the end just observe the countries above the awesome dude(kenya)..they all mineral based...but see Kenya na.. see 2005 big boy (kenya) enter the room
but for real i believe we will overtake Morroco by 2025...



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlZQoGcgIdQ

Abohboy:


Nigeria still remains king, I we got a constant power no African country would ever catch up with Nigerian even without power we are large agricultural producers, manufacturing hub of west africa and a significant manufacturing power in Africa as a whole and the amount of people that would come back, in fact the main reason why my family left Nigeria was because of lack of power supply we couldn’t run our factories and the noise of the generator fuels were something else. With constant power you can expect massive economic growth along with thousands of companies moving into Nigeria to manufacture products. Doctors, teachers, scientists, lawyers, accountants etc, in the diaspora would flock back en masse, but alas it is but a dream we need a competent administration come 2023, no more PDP or APC I know this isn’t related to the thread but for the Nigerians out there, there are only three parties we can vote for in 2023
AAC led by Omoyele Sowore
YPP led by Kingsley Moghalu
NYDP a party yet to be registered but keep an eye on them they make claim the votes of the youth in 2023

mtisTheQubit:


way too limited..i wouldn't navigate my ship based on newton theory

but seriously what was Einstein smoking ..the dude predicated stuff like almost a hundred years ago..for example, he predicted how a black hole would behave an its only last year a major breakthrough occurred..they actually captured an existing blackhole..its behavior was exactly how einstein predicted...that dude was high on stuff i tell you

SUFFERInSMILIIN:



AAC led by Omoyele Sowore
I agree with you with this one but we have two different Motives of achieving a better country you said you ran away from Nigeria because of lack of power you can see that the country was not going in the right direction. The problem with people like you you are part of Nigeria's problem you keep on pressing the country when the country is not going right. Nigeria is still the one of the biggest food importance in the world, do you know who use rice factories have just passed up in the country this month Lake rice has totally collapsed and rice Limited niger Basin both of these countries have gone under in December

gallivant:


All I know is Samsorobo is Obaboon's mutt. He does what he is told.

gallivant:


I trully think some of you are blind...

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11755016_enugu1_jpegd67ee106b8ca428c306c93a27f6bb81c

www.nairaland.com/attachments/11755025_enugu3_jpegcd39441d3910bde1798abe2df233d54a

AskiaHarem:


Hey when your as desperate as them you got to use anything you can get ahold of.

Abohboy:


Nigeria still remains king, I we got a constant power no African country would ever catch up with Nigerian even without power we are large agricultural producers, manufacturing hub of west africa and a significant manufacturing power in Africa as a whole and the amount of people that would come back, in fact the main reason why my family left Nigeria was because of lack of power supply we couldn’t run our factories and the noise of the generator fuels were something else. With constant power you can expect massive economic growth along with thousands of companies moving into Nigeria to manufacture products. Doctors, teachers, scientists, lawyers, accountants etc, in the diaspora would flock back en masse, but alas it is but a dream we need a competent administration come 2023, no more PDP or APC I know this isn’t related to the thread but for the Nigerians out there, there are only three parties we can vote for in 2023
AAC led by Omoyele Sowore
YPP led by Kingsley Moghalu
NYDP a party yet to be registered but keep an eye on them they make claim the votes of the youth in 2023

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


We Nigerians never want to tell us the truth if you take farming in the country the high levels of illiteracy is not making farming profitable. Instead of building factories up and down they must educate the Farmers so that they can get more production this is one of the biggest problems in Nigeria. Look at dangote's instead of him invested in farmers to plant sugarcane he went to get a huge sugar cane refineries and today what is happening he still import and he still import salt. If there is no raw material what is the use of building factories a lot of superstitions are idle because there is no gas for them to run. Illiteracy is Nigeria's problems instead of building the power stations where the gas is from they go and build the power station in the northern part of Nigeria where there is no gas and right now

Abohboy:


For once your actually telling the truth because there was mass flooding and it wasn’t my decision to leave Nigeria it was my parents back in the day, I have never once lived in Nigeria they left because of military rule. I think the only way is restructuring, secession is tok messy and risky but restructuring allows oduduwa, biafra and arewa all to act as their own independent nations under the federal government akk they have to do is pay a tax of 20% of revenue so federal projects can be finished like airports, ports, highways, military etc. It is the only way for Nigeria to succeed as a nation, and Sowore is aware of it.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


You are just like me my parents left Nigeria when I was only 5 years old. It looks like we are in the same boat. But I disagree with you a lot of times the reason is all of this massive project government cannot be borrowing money to do massive projects when they are a lot of Nigerians with money out there do you know the biggest cashew farm in the world is owned by a Nigerian in Brazil. Do you know the third biggest coconut farm in the world is owned by a Nigerian outside the Country. We need to receive from a government-run economy to a private

Vlain:
Those of U talking about economy lol


IMF: Nigeria Remains Largest Economy In Africa, 26th In The World by ijustdey

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said that Nigeria maintained its lead as the biggest economy in Africa, in terms of the size of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

But globally, the IMF, in its recently released World Economic Outlook (WEO), reviewed by THISDAY yesterday, ranked Nigeria the 26th largest economy, with an average GDP of $442.976 billion.

The computation was based on nominal GDP, which does not take into account differences in the cost of living in different countries.

The IMF, recently returned a gloomy verdict on the Nigerian economy for 2020, declaring that the nation’s economic outlook was challenging.

The multilateral institution, in its recently released 2020 Article IV Consultation on Nigeria, had stated that the country’s economy “is buffeted” from side to side by a cocktail of issues, including the uncertainty over the COVID-19 pandemic, low oil prices, capital outflows and balance of payment challenges.”

The IMF had stated: “The COVID-19 global pandemic is exacting a heavy toll on the Nigerian economy, which was already experiencing falling per capita income and double-digit inflation, with limited buffers and structural bottlenecks.

“Low oil prices and sharp capital outflows have significantly increased balance of payments (BOP) pressures and, together with the pandemic-related lockdown, have led to a large output contraction and increased unemployment.”

In its estimation, the IMF said supply shortages have pushed up headline inflation to a 30-month high.

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It said: “Under current policies, the outlook is challenging. Real GDP is projected to contract by 3¼ per cent in 2020. The recovery is projected to start in 2021, with subdued growth of 1½ per cent and output recovering to its pre-pandemic level only in 2022.”

The IMF report, which acknowledged the efforts of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to rein in inflation, however, maintained that despite an expected easing of food prices, inflation is projected to remain in double digits and above the CBN’s target range.

“Following a significant decline in revenue collections – from levels that were already among the lowest in the world – fiscal deficits are projected to remain elevated in the medium term,” the report stated.

Recognising various policy measures put in place by the federal government, the Bretton Wood Institution still believes there is need to put in place more broad market reforms in order to address the pressing balance of payment pressures in Nigeria.