-Nigeria’s economy has crashed to its lowest since 1991 in the first quarter of 2016.
– The last time the Nigeria economy grew below 1 percent was in 1999, a few months after the return of democracy in May, 1999

Times are hard. Figures released by the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics (NBS) revealed that the country’s economy crashed to a 25-year low of -0.36 percent.
NBS says Q1 GDP declined to -0.36 percent from 2.11 percent in Q4 2015 and 3.96 percent in Q1 2015. The last time the Nigeria economy grew below 1 percent was in 1999, a few months after the return of democracy in May, 1999.
According to World Bank figures, the economy had a regression of -0.3 percent in 1995, and -0.6 percent in 1991.
Yemi Kale, the statistician general of the federation who unveiled the report, added that the oil, industries, power and manufacturing sectors of the industry shrunk in the period under review.
“Oil GDP estimated at -1.89% from -8.28% in q4 2015 and -8.15% in q1 2015 and non-oil GDP at -0.18% from 3.14% in q4 2015 & 5.59% in q1 2015,” he wrote on Twitter.
“Electricity and gas GDP at -44.4% in q1 2016 from 1.20% and -27.92% in q4 and q1 2015 respectively. Industries GDP at -5.49% in q1 2016 from -3.04% in q4 2015 & -2.53% in q1 2015.
“Manufacturing GDP at -7.0% in q1 2016 from 0.38% and -0.70% in q4 and q1 2015 respectively. Other (light)manufacturing GDP at -12.22% in q1 2016 from -1.06% and -5.67% in q4 and q1 2015 respectively.
The report further showed that broadcasting, transport, agriculture and crop production had a positive growth.
“Agric GDP at 3.09% from 3.48% in q4 2015 and 4.70% in q1 2015, services GDP at 0.8% in q1 2016 from 3.69% in q4 2014 & 7.94% in q1 2015.
“Broadcasting GDP at 6.85% in q1 2016 from 13.2% and 25.6% in q4 and q1 2015 respectively. Crop production GDP at 3.02% in q1 2016 from 3.25% and 4.46% in q4 and q1 2015 respectively.
“Transport services GDP at 2.23% in q1 2016 from 5.14% and 7.57% in q4 and q1 2015 respectively. Human health and social services GDP at 0.55% in q1 2016 from 2.86% and 2.11% in q4 and q1 2015 respectively
Finance and insurance GDP shrunk by -11.28% in q1 2016 from 6.41% and 9.01% in q4 and q1 2015 respectively, while financial institutions GDP was at -13.1% in q1 2016 from 6.62% and 9.52% in q4 and q1 2015 respectively.
MEanwhile, the Board of Economists of Daily Trust Newspapers met in Abuja recently in further deliberation about the Nigerian economy and other cogent issues. The meeting was chaired by Professor Ode Ojowu, chairman of the board and former chief economic adviser to former president Olusegun Obasanjo.
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Buhari has finally finished this country. Zombies come and blame Jonathan.

good news for his zombies

some stewpid idiots will still come here to blame Jonathan for their weak ere.ction


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Buhari must die.