NewStats: 3,262,636 , 8,177,744 topics. Date: Tuesday, 03 June 2025 at 06:33 AM 6q2kk

I fear that Russia might pump out another oreshnik.

Ofemannnu:

Don't mind that village man.
There is a reason why they are all fleeing to Ogbomoso.

They even sell chewing sticks in the Ogbomoso traffic.
Some of them beg for alms.

gidgiddy:


The actual eyesore are these pictures you are posting, showing major road in sagamu and a few building as your claim of development

If you had ever been to none capitals like Onitsha, Aba or Nnewi, shame no for let you post those pictures

Ogbomoso is more developed than Onitsha.

walefresh3:
check very well..you go see
Onitsha..Owerri and other cities of Alaigbo full of brown roofs...

If you set scam others for Nairaland..you can't scam me....

Brown roofs wey dey Alaigbo sured the one in southwest....

Hahahaj

If you want more ..Google go show

lol
See how brown roofs full everywhere for SE.
That tiny area with massive brown roofs.

Headless mob.
Typically.

gidgiddy:


Not bad, but Sagamu does not compare at all with Onitsha, Aba or even Nnewi

Why are your capitals eyesore while tiny places like the 52 sq km Onitsha is better than Awka?
Is it because it was developed originally by Igala,Bini/Yoruba descendants?

Enugu too was the capital of the whole SE but it looks like a glorified village today.
Why can't more than 45 million Igbos develop thst tiny SE?
Very pathetic.


This is ogbomoso...

Depriest2020:
Few years to come, all these bushes will become new cities. My only concern is that our government lacks planing culture for cities. They would allow people to buy up those lands and build whatever, however they deem fit.

You are on spot.
Our govts are just acting dumb.
All buildings or structures by the right and left sides of the road should be in 6 storeys.All in cream colours with well cut greenies in front of all structures.No shanties should be allowed around the vicinity.
Let govt just give the directives and give it good monitoring.

Saw this on social media.

Copied.


*NEVER CHALLENGE GOD: THE EXAMPLE OF REV. AYUBA AZZAMAN*
_~Mallammusa_

Innaa lillaahi wa innaa ilayhi raaji‘oon – *"Indeed, to Allaah we belong and to Him we shall return."* (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:156)

In every generation, there are moments that echo through the corridors of time-moments that shake hearts, stir souls, and call for deep reflection. The sudden and tragic ing of Reverend Ayuba Azzaman serves as one such moment. His death was not just a loss to his followers, but a powerful reminder to all mankind: Never challenge the One Who created you.

The Incident that Shocked Many

Reverend Azzaman, a popular Christian preacher from Kaduna, Nigeria, was known for his fiery sermons and aggressive debates, particularly against Islaam. At a recent crusade held in Makurdi, Benue State, he reportedly uttered a daring challenge. In the presence of a jubilant crowd, he openly declared:

“If Islaam is the true religion of God… if Muhammad (peace be upon him) is truly the Messenger of God… if the Qur’aan is truly the Word of God… and if Jesus is not God — then let evil befall me before I reach my destination!”

Cries of “Alleluia!” filled the air. His ers applauded. But within hours, news broke that Reverend Azzaman had died in a tragic car accident on his way back from the crusade.

*Reflect Before It’s Too Late*

This heart-wrenching incident demands deep reflection. It is not a moment for mockery or triumphalism-rather, it is a divine reminder. The Qur’aan warns us:

*"And do not walk upon the earth arrogantly. Indeed, you will never tear the earth [apart], and you will never reach the mountains in height.”*
(Surah Al-Israa’ 17:37)

Allaah, the Most High, does not need to prove His Majesty through loud thunder or spectacular signs. Sometimes, His response to mockery or arrogance is swift and silent - yet unforgettable.

Just as Qaroon, Fir‘awn, and Abu Lahab were destroyed for their rebellion, the story of Reverend Azzaman teaches us that no matter one’s rank, knowledge, or audience — challenging Allaah, His Prophet, or His Book invites destruction.

*Islaam Is the Truth*

The religion of Islaam does not compel people by force. But it invites them with wisdom, proof, and love. The Qur’aan is the only scripture preserved word-for-word for over 1,400 years. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) lived a life of impeccable truth and unmatched guidance. His prophecies came true. His character remains a model. And he never claimed divinity, only servitude.

As for the claim that ‘Jesus is God’ — even the Bible testifies that Jesus (peace be upon him) prayed to a Higher Being, submitted to a will other than his own, and never uttered the words “I am God, worship me.” Islaam affirms the miraculous birth and noble prophethood of ‘Eesaa ibn Maryam — but absolutely rejects his deification.

*Lessons for All: Muslims and Non-Muslims Alike*

1. *To the Muslims*: This is a time for gratitude, humility, and steadfastness. Do not rejoice in the death of anyone - but let your heart be reminded that your religion is the truth. Hold on to it. Speak the truth, but with mercy. And fear Allaah in how you deal with those who oppose you.

2. *To the Seekers of Truth: Reflect deeply.* Sincerity is the beginning of guidance. Ask yourself - could a man have received divine revelation without cause? Could a religion grow this rapidly, globally, for over 1,400 years without divine ?

3. *To the Defiant:* Allaah is not to be mocked. You may raise your voice in this world, but you cannot raise it in your grave. You may debate here, but you will not speak on the Day of Judgment except by permission. Repent now, before it’s too late.

*"Do they not see that they are tried once or twice every year? Yet they do not repent nor do they take heed.”*
(Surah At-Tawbah 9:126)

*A Cry from the Grave?*

Had Reverend Azzaman been given another chance, would he still utter the same challenge? Would he still reject the final Messenger? Would he still speak against the Book of Allaah? Only Allaah knows. But for us who remain, let his story be a silent cry from the grave - a reminder that no one wins a war against their Creator.

*Final Thoughts*

To challenge Allaah is not courage - it is arrogance. To oppose Islaam is not bravery - it is blindness. To delay repentance is not cleverness - it is destruction.

*May Allaah guide those still living to the truth of Islaam. May He keep the Muslims firm upon the straight path. And may He make the end of our lives better than the beginning.*

Aaamiin.

mrvitalis:


Firstly that's a big lie at the bolded

Our trde deficit has always been between +4 billion to -4 billion dollars

If you add foreign remittance it has always been positive

India has always had negative trde deficit

Your naira is weak not from import.. But loans your government take

Even USA has negative trade deficits especially with China and this is why Trump is putting the largest chunk of tariffs on the imports from China and also attracting more manufacturers to USA.

Excessive imports will affect an economy negatively if the nation is low in production and exports.

mrvitalis:
Let me start by saying this... If you are not grounded in economics please read and

There has been this sentiment in Nigeria that import is what's killing Nigerian economy.. Lmaooo uts funny

Let me start by saying this importation has never harmed any economy, lack of export is what kills an economy

If you refuse to import what you can produce cheaper than imported once you are reducing the living standard of your people by reducing their purchasing power

As a nation because you can produce something doesn't mean you should... Say the locally made A cost ₦100 and imported once cost ₦20 by all means allow import

Some import duty we have is exactly what is killing Nigeria

Why should there be import duty on wheat? Can we ever produce wheat effectively? Never

Why us their import duty on stock fish? Can it grow here?

Why is their import duty on turkey? Do we have a turkey industry?

Don't get me wrong I understand import duty on rice, we have the land and climate and labour to compete

But import duty on steel? Lmaooo England just closed its last steel company because it was running at a loss... Ajokuta can never work or produce steel cheaper or even 150% price of imported steel... The iron concentration is too low 33% minimum requirements is 68% ... So we would need to enrich it which would increase cost

Import duty on steel have killed many industry from going global because their steel price put them at a disadvantage...

We want auto industry but we have import duty on steel and aluminum? Funny people

Why is their import duty on fabrics? We can never compete in the fabrics industry our cottons are too expensive and production is too poor... Import duty on fabrics is preventing Aba from competitng with turkey🇹🇷 and Bangladesh

Ok you want to protect fabrics industry but you won't allow cotton import? Funny people

To put it plainly To export as a nation you must import especially if you want to export finished goods and not raw materials

There is a reason the biggest export nations are also biggest import nations

We need economic policy change as a nation

Well what do I know

While imports themselves don't necessarily ruin an economy, a large trade deficit (where imports exceed exports) can have negative consequences. When a country imports more than it exports, money flows out of the country, potentially impacting its exchange rate, economic growth, and even leading to increased national debt.
Our imports excessively exceed our exports and it has been so for decades.
We only had some reprieve when we exported huge amount of oil like during the time of President Jonathan.

uzorathena:


The Forum of South-East Academic Doctors (FOSAD) views with grave concern and deep disappointment the state of the Nigerian nation as President Bola Ahmed Tinubu marks two years in office. Contrary to the celebratory tone of the President's May 29 anniversary speech, the reality on ground reveals a tragic tale of failed leadership, worsening insecurity, economic misery, institutional collapse, and national despondency.

The Forum rejects, in its entirety, the President’s self-congratulatory narrative of achievement, which is disconnected from the lived realities of millions of Nigerians. Instead of progress, Nigerians have witnessed two years of suffering, silence, and state-sanctioned failure.

1. Insecurity and Terror Still Reign
Despite lofty promises, the security situation across the country remains dire. From Zamfara to Imo, Benue to Kaduna, criminal gangs, kidnappers, terrorists, and unknown gunmen continue to operate with impunity. The South-East remains militarized, yet unsafe. Communities are traumatized, and the state seems unable—or unwilling—to provide security.

2. Hyperinflation and Unbearable Cost of Living
President Tinubu’s economic policies have plunged the country into historic levels of inflation. The removal of fuel subsidy without a coherent plan has crippled transportation and production. Inflation now exceeds 40%, and the prices of food and basic commodities have skyrocketed beyond the reach of ordinary citizens. Nigeria today faces the worst cost-of-living crisis in its history.


3. Electricity Supply: A National Shame
Two years on, electricity remains epileptic. Blackouts have worsened, and tariff hikes continue to impoverish consumers. The national grid remains fragile, while government pretends reforms are underway. In the digital and industrial age, Nigeria still gropes in darkness.

4. Collapse of the Education System
Under this istration, Nigeria's education system is at its lowest ebb. JAMB and WAEC have been riddled with controversies. The so-called student loan scheme is a political gimmick with no clear funding strategy or implementation framework. It excludes the poor, burdens the future, and is clearly unsustainable. Funding for universities has declined, while brain drain continues unabated.

5. White Elephant Projects over Real Development
FOSAD condemns the prioritization of grandiose, misplaced projects like the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, a vanity project with limited national value, while basic infrastructure across Nigeria is in decay. Roads in the South-East remain death traps. Public hospitals are underfunded, and local economies are in ruins.

6. Food Crisis: A Nation on the Brink
The cost of staple food items is at an all-time high. Farmers are being displaced by bandits and killer herdsmen, agricultural productivity is crashing, and the average Nigerian household is in a daily battle against hunger. The government has failed to implement any credible strategy to address food insecurity.

7. Tinubu's May 29 Speech: Propaganda, Not Progress
The Forum strongly condemns President Tinubu’s May 29, 2025 speech which seeks to whitewash failure and paint a false picture of progress. The speech was not only insensitive but also an insult to the intelligence of Nigerians. We urge the President to listen more to the cries of the people and less to the echo chambers of praise-singers and political contractors.

Our Call
FOSAD calls on all well-meaning Nigerians, civil society groups, organized labour, and student bodies to speak out against the deepening national decay. We demand a government that prioritizes people over propaganda, substance over showmanship, and policy over politics.
Nigeria is not working. The hardship is real. The suffering is national. President Tinubu must wake up to the sobering truth: his government, two years on, is a colossal failure.

Signed:

Dr. Stephen Nwala
President
Forum of South-East Academic Doctors (FOSAD)

Dr. Uzor Ngoladi
Secretary General
Forum of South-East Academic Doctors (FOSAD)

Moody’s has upgraded Nigeria’s credit rating from Caa1 to B3, signalling growing confidence in the economy.



https://x.com/ARISEtv/status/1928694105304940577

Umunzeorumba:
See Yoruba land wet develope USA

Are you ready to compete or is it fake pictures of Igboland and Yorubaland you want to deceive yourself with.

If you can post just 10 videos of good and developed places in Igboland,I will deactivate my moniker.

Ibadan is more developed than the entire SE Igboland infrastructurally even with network of roads.

tonychristopher:
leave Lagos...call other parts of Yoruba from Ekiti to Ondo to Ogun


The problem with Yoruba land is Lagos cos they concentrate on Lagos and funny enough Lagos isn't a Yoruba project but a national project

Yes,Yoruba developed 80% of Lagos.I am not talking about the roads and bridges but buildings,estates,malls etc.
And the funny thing is I went through all the videos you posted from Anambra,Imo,Abia etc and they are not up to12 with scanty buildings.
We were rolling on the floor laughing.
Are those laughi.g stock what more than 45 million Igbos could build in that tiny area?
Very pathetic.

Apart from the heritage tiny old part of Ibadan which you always post as Ibadan,I can post more than 40 different sprawling beautiful and developed urban areas from Ibadan that beat the whole SE combined.

Ibadan is not only more developed than the entire SE Igboland,it has more infrastructures than Igboland.

I can combine all the videos you posted on this thread and compare them with just 10 Ibadan sprawling,beautiful (more developed, with more modern buildings) places than what you posted from Igboland with scanty buildings.

Only Ibadan has more than 11 GRAs with the whole Igboland having less than 8 GRAs with less estates and less infrastructures.
You already know that Ogun state is infrastructurally more developed than Anambra state.
Don't mock yourself by comparing poverty stricken Igboland to the rich Yorubaland.

Didijiji:
Clueless man removed subsidy

We are supposed to have excess money and be lending to other countries, they way you people blamed subsidy payments for everything

Useless APC party of demons

That is MTEF which is spread up to the end of * and most govts do it.
President Jonathan too did the MTEF.
To cap it all,borrowing is not bad if it is not looted.


What will you now say about this ?

Comparing Nigeria,South Africa and Egypt debts:

In the 2024/25 financial year, South Africa's total debt, including government, household, and corporate debt, is estimated to be around $699.5 billion. This includes a government debt component of $300.2 billion (USD) at the end of 2024. The total debt represents a significant portion of the country's GDP, with the debt-to-GDP ratio ranging from 69.2% to 129%.


While all the total debt of Nigeria is 94.23 billion dollars that of South Africa is more than seven times bigger at 699.5 billion dollars.


As for Egypt.....
In June 2024, Egypt's external debt was $152.9 billion, which is 40% of its GDP. This means that Egypt owes approximately $152.9 billion in total debt to external creditors.

While Nigeria's total debt is $94.23 billion,Egypt is your oga in debt with $152.9 billion and Egypt household debt(domestic) is $23.5 billion dollars...totalling $176.4 billion.

https://www.ceicdata.com/en/indicator/egypt/household-debt


In 2025, Egypt's population is estimated to be around 118.4 million, while South Africa's population is estimated to be around 64.7 million. Egypt's population is projected to be 116.5 million in 2024. South Africa's population was estimated to be 63.0 million in 2024.
In 2025, Nigeria's population is projected to be around 234.57 million. In 2024, the population was estimated at 227.71 million. Projections indicate a significant increase in population over the next few years, according to statista.
*·

lol
Not land for industry but for atheism?

Uglyojuku:


YOU WERE BORROWING $1.5 BILLION DOLLARS EVERY MONTH TO SUSTAIN NAIRA AND BORROWED TRILLIONS TO SUSTAIN FUEL SUBSIDY.

YOU WERE NOT ABLE TO PAY WORKERS,ASUU,NASU AND ALMOST ALL NIGERIAN WORKERS WERE ON STRIKE BECAUSE YOU COULDN'T PAY THE MEAGRE #18,000 AND #30,000 YOU PROMISED.

INSTITUTIONS WERE WARY OF BORROWING YOU MONEY BECAUSE YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO PAY.
YOU DEPENDED ON LIFELINE AND YOU WERE DYING RAPIDLY.



TODAY,YOUR WORKERS ARE RECEIVING #85,000,#75,000,#70,000.
GOVS ARE RECEIVING TRIPLED ALLOCATIONS, THEY ARE PAYING THEIR DEBTS,SOME UP TO 90%.THEY ARE EXECUTING PROJECTS RIGHT,LEFT AND CENTRE.
FG JUST PAID OFF ALL IMF DEBTS,PAID OFF $7 BILLION FX BACKLOG ETC.
UNLIKE BEFORE WHEN YOU WERE DYING,NOW FITCH RATINGS,WORLD BANK,IMF,AfDB ETC ARE TELLING THE WORLD THAT YOU ARE NOT DYING ANYMORE BUT GETTING BETTER AND STRONGER.
YOUR EXPORT HAS GONE UP,LITHIUM FACTORIES ARE BEING SET UP IN NIGERIA IN WHICH CASE YOU WILL BE PRODUCING ELECTRIC VEHICLES,YOUR MINERAL SECTOR HAS GONE UP,THE GOODIES ARE NUMEROUS.


ONLY A MUMU AND A SADIST WILL LIKE TO GO BACK TO THAT UNSUSTAINABLE AND DYING LIFE YOU WERE LIVING BEFORE.

Very apt and on spot.
Only the enemies of Nigeria and sadists will want Nigeria to go back to its vomit.

Agbegbaorogboye:

I stopped reading at that $1.5bn every month loan claim. Like someone must be extraordinarily stupid to believe that Nigeria was borrowing $1.5bn every month for 8 years!! Like who or where will you even get someone to borrow that sum from. A simple arithmetic for anyone with commonsense will tell you that $1.5bn every month for 8 years will be $144bn in 8 years!! While Nigeria's total debt as at 2023 may was $108bn!!
Those who fed you such bunkum must really think you're very low on the order of human intelligence. Far lower than neanderthals

Don't be a zomdie..

specialmati:
ok hope you are comfortable with running after buses at busstops 20 more years to go sir.E pele

Give thanks to President Tinubu for giving you what to wail about.
You have 6 more years of hysterical wailing.
E pele,sir.

A REMINDER THAT YOU WERE BORROWING $1.5 BILLION DOLLARS EVERY MONTH TO SUSTAIN NAIRA AND BORROWED TRILLIONS TO SUSTAIN FUEL SUBSIDY.

YOU WERE NOT ABLE TO PAY WORKERS,ASUU,NASU AND ALMOST ALL NIGERIAN WORKERS WERE ON STRIKE BECAUSE YOU COULDN'T PAY THE MEAGRE #18,000 AND #30,000 YOU PROMISED.

INSTITUTIONS WERE WARY OF BORROWING YOU MONEY BECAUSE YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO PAY.
YOU DEPENDED ON LIFELINE AND YOU WERE DYING RAPIDLY.



TODAY,YOUR WORKERS ARE RECEIVING #85,000,#75,000,#70,000.
GOVS ARE RECEIVING TRIPLED ALLOCATIONS, THEY ARE PAYING THEIR DEBTS,SOME UP TO 90%.THEY ARE EXECUTING PROJECTS RIGHT,LEFT AND CENTRE.
FG JUST PAID OFF ALL IMF DEBTS,PAID OFF $7 BILLION FX BACKLOG ETC.
UNLIKE BEFORE WHEN YOU WERE DYING,NOW FITCH RATINGS,WORLD BANK,IMF,AfDB ETC ARE TELLING THE WORLD THAT YOU ARE NOT DYING ANYMORE BUT GETTING BETTER AND STRONGER.
YOUR EXPORT HAS GONE UP,LITHIUM FACTORIES ARE BEING SET UP IN NIGERIA IN WHICH CASE YOU WILL BE PRODUCING ELECTRIC VEHICLES,YOUR MINERAL SECTOR HAS GONE UP,THE GOODIES ARE NUMEROUS.


ONLY A MUMU AND A SADIST WILL LIKE TO GO BACK TO THAT UNSUSTAINABLE AND DYING LIFE YOU WERE LIVING BEFORE.

rinzaugustine:
Idris Abdul karim called tinubu a proud total failure which is an apt description of him

A REMINDER THAT YOU WERE BORROWING $1.5 BILLION DOLLARS EVERY MONTH TO SUSTAIN NAIRA AND BORROWED TRILLIONS TO SUSTAIN FUEL SUBSIDY.

YOU WERE NOT ABLE TO PAY WORKERS,ASUU,NASU AND ALMOST ALL NIGERIAN WORKERS WERE ON STRIKE BECAUSE YOU COULDN'T PAY THE MEAGRE #18,000 AND #30,000 YOU PROMISED.

INSTITUTIONS WERE WARY OF BORROWING YOU MONEY BECAUSE YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO PAY.
YOU DEPENDED ON LIFELINE AND YOU WERE DYING RAPIDLY.



TODAY,YOUR WORKERS ARE RECEIVING #85,000,#75,000,#70,000.
GOVS ARE RECEIVING TRIPLED ALLOCATIONS, THEY ARE PAYING THEIR DEBTS,SOME UP TO 90%.THEY ARE EXECUTING PROJECTS RIGHT,LEFT AND CENTRE.
FG JUST PAID OFF ALL IMF DEBTS,PAID OFF $7 BILLION FX BACKLOG ETC.
UNLIKE BEFORE WHEN YOU WERE DYING,NOW FITCH RATINGS,WORLD BANK,IMF,AfDB ETC ARE TELLING THE WORLD THAT YOU ARE NOT DYING ANYMORE BUT GETTING BETTER AND STRONGER.
YOUR EXPORT HAS GONE UP,LITHIUM FACTORIES ARE BEING SET UP IN NIGERIA IN WHICH CASE YOU WILL BE PRODUCING ELECTRIC VEHICLES,YOUR MINERAL SECTOR HAS GONE UP,THE GOODIES ARE NUMEROUS.


ONLY A MUMU AND A SADIST WILL LIKE TO GO BACK TO THAT UNSUSTAINABLE AND DYING LIFE YOU WERE LIVING BEFORE.

specialmati:
so 90 bullion vans to you from Agbero chairman Lagos State branch

Give thanks to President Tinubu for giving you what to wail about.
You have 6 more years of hysterical wailing.
E pele,sir.

Tinubu is a genuus.
Giving the enemies of Nigeria what to wail about.

Is this one in Pluto?
The worst,worse and bad are all behind us.
Going forward,it is prosperity for all Nigerians home and abroad.

Tinubu is a genuus.
Giving the enemies of Nigeria what to wail about.

safarifarms:
In essence, we should be grateful for also having flooding in Nigeria because it happened in US. Is it only bad things that Nigeria can be compared to these developed nations? When will we be able to compare good things happening in developed countries to same happening in Nigeria? APC has seriously brainwashed some people. And it will always be people from the land that the Chicago city boy built.

Saner clime geng member,he knows how zombieish you are when you compare Nigeria to the advanced nations when it suits your fancy.
You should ask yourself why massive floodings always happen in advance nations too and not condemn your nation everytime.

Umunzeorumba:
But why did Obi still go ahead to win se and ss without PDP's vote in 2023.

Mainly because of the Muslim Muslim ticket.
You should be worried that he is going to lose SS in 2027 and he is going to share SE votes with Tinubu.
I know you will argue but wait for it..

Umunzeorumba:
In 2019 Obi won ss and se and also got massive votes in Lagos as Atiku vice.

Not Obi but PDP just like Obasanjo won SE and SS during his period.

Umunzeorumba:
Cross River was under APC when Peter Obi win.He also win in Edo and Delta States two PDP States.People are the structure and not politicians.

Pray that Obi gets up to 3 million this time around..
Muslim Muslim ticket was what helped Obi then.
People know better now.

SmartPolician:


The same heartless lending institutions that give you loans and don't mind you collecting the blood your citizens to repay their loans and pay interests on them? You should be worried whenever those folks are hailing a government.

Besides, leadership is about the people. When Nigerians, not fellow politicians, start praising this government, you know they are doing the right thing. For now, this istration is horrible!

What will you now say about this ?

Comparing Nigeria,South Africa and Egypt debts:

In the 2024/25 financial year, South Africa's total debt, including government, household, and corporate debt, is estimated to be around $699.5 billion. This includes a government debt component of $300.2 billion (USD) at the end of 2024. The total debt represents a significant portion of the country's GDP, with the debt-to-GDP ratio ranging from 69.2% to 129%.


While all the total debt of Nigeria is 94.23 billion dollars that of South Africa is more than seven times bigger at 699.5 billion dollars.


As for Egypt.....
In June 2024, Egypt's external debt was $152.9 billion, which is 40% of its GDP. This means that Egypt owes approximately $152.9 billion in total debt to external creditors.

While Nigeria's total debt is $94.23 billion,Egypt is your oga in debt with $152.9 billion and Egypt household debt(domestic) is $23.5 billion dollars...totalling $176.4 billion.

https://www.ceicdata.com/en/indicator/egypt/household-debt


In 2025, Egypt's population is estimated to be around 118.4 million, while South Africa's population is estimated to be around 64.7 million. Egypt's population is projected to be 116.5 million in 2024. South Africa's population was estimated to be 63.0 million in 2024.
In 2025, Nigeria's population is projected to be around 234.57 million. In 2024, the population was estimated at 227.71 million. Projections indicate a significant increase in population over the next few years, according to statista.

SmartPolician:
Akin Adesina is about to retire from the AfDB and settle in Nigeria, so he doesn't want Tinubu's DSS harassing him for earlier saying that Tinubu has destroyed the country. That's why he's writing this ass-licking sequel

What about World Bank, IMF and Fitch Ratings are they all coming to settle in Nigeria too because they have all said the same positive words about Tinubu's reforms?
Or are you just sad of good news as usual?