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UNCOMMON FRIEND , RUSSIA.

Boko Haram: WHO IS OUR TRUE FRIEND, Russia or United State Of America? Following the refusal of the United States of America to supply Nigeria it’s much needed arms in the fight against Boko Haram, Russia has come to the rescue of my beloved Country.Historically, Russia supplied arms to Nigeria government during three years civil warbetween 1967-70, this is the second time that the Russian Federation would be supplying arms and ammunition that is helping to turn the tide of war against the Boko Haram terrorists in the north-eastern part of the country.The reluctance of America to supply arms (our socalled friend) to counter-terrorism and counter- insurgency efforts, saw the government turn to Russia for assistance. Sources within the security circle Concerning the botched $15m arms deal, which exposed America’s hypocrisy, forced my Country to look for alternative sources of arms supply hence,the result of the outcome of deal allowed Nigeria to acquire the right kinds of armoury that ha

Uncommon samaritan

Lagos Assembly to honour girl who returned N12M to owner: http://www.my2015app.com/lagos-assembly-to-honour-girl-who-returned-n12m-to-owner/

IS MY COUNTRY "NIGERIA" MOVING FORWARD ECONOMICALLY?

Due to improved performance of the key non-oil sectors in Nigeria, – agriculture, information and communication technology, trade and services – exclusion of contribution from the oil sectors brings about positive outlook in 2014/15. Social indicators are beginning to improve and intensified through the implementation of social-sector reforms, the exports of primary products, which is the cornerstone of the Agricultural Transformation agenda is helping the Country climb up the value chain towards industrialisation and provide opportunities to bring the large informal sector progressively into the formal economy, thereby making growth more inclusive and offering a high potential for job creation, increased income and poverty reduction. Nigeria GDP from 1990 to 2012 showed 89% increase in the estimated size of the economy. As a result, the country now boasts of having the largest economy in Africa with an estimated nominal GDP of USD 510 billion, surpassing South Africa’s USD 352 billi