Evilgenuis:
Imagine Even Adamawa with just $20,000 is as good as zero.
Just checking through and seeing Kano with just $20M $2.4M Soon you will see them comparing Kano and lagos

Shine86:
thanks my brother, next election they will go and vote governors that lacks managerial skills, bereft of ideas and those without national clout to attract local investors not to talk of international posture to attract foreign investors.

LadySarah:
I knew Abia would. Okezie has been spending money lately and commissioning roads like crazy.

Commerce is doing well here, if you don't have what gives you food, you did yourself.

Litmus:


Are the following places in your country and not in Nigeria?: quote, Lagos emerged as the top destination for capital investment in Nigeria with $8.3 billion, followed by Abuja, which received $1.3 billion. The others on the list are Abia State with relatively lower $56 million, Niger with $16.4 million, and Ogun with $13.4 million.

Litmus:


Are the following places in your country and not in Nigeria?: quote, Lagos emerged as the top destination for capital investment in Nigeria with $8.3 billion, followed by Abuja, which received $1.3 billion. The others on the list are Abia State with relatively lower $56 million, Niger with $16.4 million, and Ogun with $13.4 million.

kalu61:
Enyimba city
Abia ndioma

But wait o, where the $56m (roughly N25B) enter for Abia state?

law001:
If you are a foreign investor will you invest in this Nigeria?

As a Nigerian I won’t.

Litmus:


Are the following places in your country and not in Nigeria?: quote, Lagos emerged as the top destination for capital investment in Nigeria with $8.3 billion, followed by Abuja, which received $1.3 billion. The others on the list are Abia State with relatively lower $56 million, Niger with $16.4 million, and Ogun with $13.4 million.

OdefaGirl:
Even with the investments.... still no significant difference. Politicians sef

kalu61:
Enyimba city
Abia ndioma

But wait o, where the $56m (roughly N25B) enter for Abia state?

rossukkii:


What ''difference'' are you expecting to see from your parlour or bedroom?

Those who are seeing the ''difference'' are the thousands of Nigerians gaining employment with those companies and making decent cash. All those nice new SUVs on the streets, they didn't drop from the sky. People are making money. Plus the local ancillary companies and services that will gain new corporate clients.

That is what investment is for. To create opportunities. It's not for you to sit in your bedroom and feel the ''difference''.

tito44:
Buhari is clueless

ijustdey:
The year’s foreign investment fell by 59.7 per cent, and only 10 states and Abuja received inflows.


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/441330-twenty-six-nigerian-states-record-zero-foreign-investment-in-2020.html

rossukkii:


That's why you will remain useless and hopeless while the likes of INNOSON who started by selling spare parts in the market, to become founder of the world's biggest black-owned vehicle manufacturer, thrive and dominate you. Even now he's manufacturing spare parts for Nigerian airforce jets.

One small boy began a startup with his friend in Lagos a couple of years back. Last thing I heard the firm had been acquired by Stripe for 200 million dollars.

See, you and your disgruntled, useless ilk can emigrate, stay away, and badmouth and hate Nigeria all you like.

There are more than enough brilliant and positive Nigerians to take the nation forward.

Wickedfacts:
Out of 19 Northern states, 14 received zero foreign investments.
They are busy trying to ban social media and busy striking deals with bandits.

They have not yet seen anything yet. If Nigeria breaks today, Local Government Chairmen in the North will be selling suya in the South.

tito44:
Buhari is clueless