totit:


Do you understand the meaning of " Nominal GDP?

Anyways, thanks for establishing my claim and just like I said, your stats is not just old, and weak( nominal) but also year-one base stats.

Nominal GDP is a measure of a country's economic output for a calendar

BastadThiefnubu:
You wish. Wake up Joseph the dreamer! Buhari diversified Nigeria kee you dier.
Your country is still a mono economy and depends on oil and gas proceeds from the South South to stay afloat.
Get informed so that you don't dwell in ignorance.
Anyone telling you otherwise is deceiving you.

Google is your friend and don't expect me to do everything for you cuz u are not a baby.

He gave u a specific percentage, u didn't give any percentage, typical mób who argue with "na Lîè, na Lîè" without providing statistics of their own.

post=122661404:

My friend stop confusing yourself that's what measures the economy

https://www.cbn.gov.ng/rates/NominalGDP.asp

Let me make this easy for you cos it seems you don't understand the practical explanation of my on here ;

If 65% / of importation goes to SE Nigeria and your so-called old, outdated, or nominal stats are claiming the ' Service section ' what do you think backs that if not the huge importation?

In fact, from my understanding most of these container's economy goes to Anambra alone.


You are comparing Nigeria's service industry t that of Oyinbo man? Have you checked their import rates or %?

Once again, I repeat, your stats are a one-year base.

totit:


Do you understand the meaning of " Nominal GDP?

Anyways, thanks for establishing my claim and just like I said, your stats is not just old, and weak( nominal) but also year-one base stats.

Help yourself through the link below
https://howmuch.net/articles/role-services-around-the-world

totit:


Let me make this easy for you cos it seems you don't understand the practical explanation of my on here ;

If 65% / of importation goes to SE Nigeria and your so-called old, outdated, or nominal stats are claiming the ' Service section ' what do you think backs that if not the huge importation?

In fact, from my understanding most of these container's economy goes to Anambra alone.


You are comparing Nigeria's service industry t that of Oyinbo man? Have you checked their import rates or %?

Once again, I repeat, your stats are a one-year base.

Stop confusing yourself, not just imported products they sale in Anambra state, manufactured products in Nigeria most of their major dealers are in Onitsha, they move their finished products to these markets, Anambra is commercial hub, Ogun don't have the market

totit:


Let me make this easy for you cos it seems you don't understand the practical explanation of my on here ;

If 65% / of importation goes to SE Nigeria and your so-called old, outdated, or nominal stats are claiming the ' Service section ' what do you think backs that if not the huge importation?

In fact, from my understanding most of these container's economy goes to Anambra alone.


You are comparing Nigeria's service industry t that of Oyinbo man? Have you checked their import rates or %?

Once again, I repeat, your stats are a one-year base.

Anambra economy doesn't depend on service alone, it leading state when you talk of indigenous industries, they have small landmass but they are doing well in agriculture, it one of major state in rice farming, Cassava, Palm oil, Yam and sweet potatoes

BastadThiefnubu:
Also be truthful to tell the world that : Oil and gas accounted for 90 percent of export income in the first quarter of 2022 and 85 percent of government revenue in Nigeria thereby making the country a mono-product economy owing to its dependency on oil and gas.
Without the South South Nigeria would have ceased to exist, all this useless fight over the control of Nigeria is because of the resources of the South South.
We don't brag but we know the region that is keeping the failed British experiment called Nigeria afloat

seize all oil installations and block all entrance/exit to lagos, then nigeria will fall like pack of cards

post=122661744:

Stop confusing yourself, not just imported products they sale in Anambra state, manufactured products in Nigeria most of their major dealers are in Onitsha, they move their finished products to these markets, Anambra is commercial hub, Ogun don't have the market

Dude, the table your present is dated back to 2017 and it's Nominal. I really don't understand your logic.

I no wan give you work to do else I would have just asked you to provide how Anambra cover or leads the lists on the " Service industry '

Shall be start with Aviation or telecom and information service since you don't want to humble yourself now?

Lmaoo

post=122661816:

Anambra economy doesn't depend on service alone, it leading state when you talk of indigenous industries, they have small landmass but they are doing well in agriculture, it one of major state in rice farming, Cassava, Palm oil, Yam and sweet potatoes

Your screenshot weighs nothing, just some comment appraising Anambra rice production.

totit:


Dude, the table your present is dated back to 2017 and it's Nominal. I really don't understand your logic.

I no wan give you work to do else I would have just asked you to provide how Anambra cover or leads the lists on the " Service industry '

Shall be start with Aviation or telecom and information service since you don't want to humble yourself now?

Lmaoo

It was published in 2019 Nominal GDP isn't annual report, mind you when this report was published, Anambra was oil producing State, and Anambra Airport wasn't built, these are major industries that will make the state to leapfrog further

totit:



Your screenshot weighs nothing, just some comment appraising Anambra rice production.

Today there are two major oil companies in Anambra and one gas processing plant that just completed these companies will boast further Anambra nominal GDP

post=122661957:

It was published in 2019 Nominal GDP isn't annual report, mind you when this report was published, Anambra was oil producing State, and Anambra Airport wasn't built, these are major industries that will make the state to leapfrog further

Yeah right. Tell that to a blind man.

post=122661994:

Today there are two major oil companies in Anambra and one gas processing plant that just completed these companies will boast further Anambra nominal GDP

Shall we start with the Telecom industry since you don't want to humble yourself and keep projecting your nominal GDP struck to 2017 almost a decade ago?

I believe, according to your outdated, nominal table, the Service industry also covers ' telecom cover ' so, you can tell us how Anambra leads the Telecom industry in the year 2022 or 2023?

totit:


Shall we start with the Telecom industry since you don't want to humble yourself and keep projecting your nominal GDP struck to 2017 almost a decade ago?

I believe, according to your outdated, nominal table, the Service industry also covers ' telecom cover ' so, you can tell us how Anambra leads the Telecom industry in the year 2022 or 2023?

Trade contribute more to Telecom Otondo

totit:


Yeah right. Tell that to a blind man.

Otondo nominal GDP isn't annual report, what year did Nigeria rebase her economy that made Nigeria to be the biggest economy in Africa

post=122662429:

Trade contributes more to Telecom Otondo

Dude, why it is so hard for you to understand that these stats change year in and year out?

It could be oil above Agric this year and next year it could be Transport above agric. Wetin dey do you ego sef?

post=122662478:


Otondo nominal GDP isn't annual report, what year did Nigeria rebase her economy that made Nigeria to be the biggest economy in Africa

And Oyel remains the only major permanent contributor( I stand to be corrected tho)to that isn't it? Do you even understand what's going on here sha?

totit:


Dude, why it is so hard for you to understand that these stats change year in and year out?

It could be oil above Agric this year and next year it could be Transport above agric. Wetin dey do you ego sef?

And you think Anambra is stagnant your state no beat the state then na now they're oil and gas producing State with viable airport your state go beat them keep fooling yourself

post=122662994:

And you think Anambra is stagnant your state no beat the state then na now they're oil and gas producing State with viable airport your state go beat them keep fooling yourself

Never said that. Just work with facts and not lies and old cargo and I am good to go.

post=122661626:

Help yourself through the link below
https://howmuch.net/articles/role-services-around-the-world

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Excuse me but services is not limited to selling goods, repairing engines, Fashion designing, cab drivers etc are all services.

[quote author= post=122659908][/quote]
Oponu...so na only igbo dey trade?
Yoruba, hausa no dey trade abi.
Suupo....

When it comes to textile and fabrics trades; infact anything fashion...you can't beat yorubas. When it's comes to agriproducts trade...you can't beat hausa.
How about gold and dollar trades.."hausas"

waynetee:

,
Excuse me but services is not limited to selling goods, repairing engines, Fashion designing, cab drivers, etc are all services.

OMGosh. You fuvk up oo

You let the cat out, why now? I was looking for a way to corner him with this before he went silent.

Obagreatdatoye:

Oponu...so na only igbo dey trade?
Yoruba, hausa no dey trade abi.
Suupo....

When it comes to textile and fabrics trades; infact anything fashion...you can't beat yorubas. When it's comes to agriproducts trade...you can't beat hausa.
How about gold and dollar trades.."hausas"

Igbos dominate trading in Nigeria even in your region not to talk of other states, area you people dominate is taxi drivers

waynetee:

,
Excuse me but services is not limited to selling goods, repairing engines, Fashion designing, cab drivers etc are all services.

Trade dominate service

Obagreatdatoye:

Oponu...so na only igbo dey trade?
Yoruba, hausa no dey trade abi.
Suupo....

When it comes to textile and fabrics trades; infact anything fashion...you can't beat yorubas. When it's comes to agriproducts trade...you can't beat hausa.
How about gold and dollar trades.."hausas"

That's why Anambra is topping

According to when the report was released in 2019, when you remove major oil producing States, you will release that Anambra state is third largest economy in Nigeria after Lagos, Abuja.

post=122664538:
According to when the report was released in 2019, when you remove major oil producing States, you will release that Anambra state is third largest economy in Nigeria after Lagos, Abuja.

That is what you want to believe even though there is no evidence for this

post=122664538:
According to when the report was released in 2019, when you remove major oil producing States, you will release that Anambra state is third largest economy in Nigeria after Lagos, Abuja.

This is dishonest
As usual

The so called report does not apply to 2019.

post=122664387:

Trade dominate service

What does this mean in English?

Gajagojo:

What does this mean in English?

Gbam

Sltp:
This is injustice. There are lots of ports in Nigeria but the government doesn't want to upgrade the others yet they shout Lagos is overcrowded. Open up the ports in Delta and Calabar and see how much development will be flow in these regions.

Importers and exporters prefer Lagos because of insecurity in South South and market is in the southwest