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Nigeria is the cheapest country to live in Africa.

The IMF and the OECD are saying the UK is going to have the fastest growing economy in Europe.

The IMF and the OECD both say the UK will be the fastest growing European economy in the years ahead.

The IMF forecast that Britain will have the fastest growing economy in Europe.

Nigeria’s population has grown at a rate of more than 14% in the past 10 years.

The size of the deficits in the budget has also tripled, so debt servicing has increased.

Nigeria's budget for policing amounts to only $2 per person.

Per capita, South Africa’s budget for policing comes to about $100 per person.

Egypt's budget for policing amounts to almost $1,000 per person.

In South Africa the budget for the police is about $6 billion.

The budget for police in Egypt is about $204 billion.

The Peoples Democratic Party handed over a clean balance sheet to the All Progressives Congress in terms of international debt and now we are back to where we were before the debt forgiveness.

The budget for police in 2025 is about $798 million if you put it in dollars, it's about some N2 trillion, or thereabout.

The capital vote for the police is just $47 million.

Nigeria's budget has grown by only 14%, from U$27 billion in 2014 to $31 billion in 2025.

Despite our rich palm oil heritage in Nigeria, that in 2024 by half year, we've spent $660 million in importing palm oil.

No state governor in Nigeria receives less than N3 billion annually in security votes.

As far back as 1985, president Babangida thought about processing cocoa and provided loans to Nigerian companies.

Today, Nigeria is exporting raw cocoa instead of exporting butter, cocoa powder and other semi-processed goods.

The IMF thinks the UK will be the fastest growing economy in Europe.