“Lekki FTZ Alone Is Worth $25 billion”- Reno Omokri Tackles Critics Comparing Nigeria To Rwanda Over $2 Billion Airport

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Social Media Critic, Reno Omokri has floored Nigerians by comparing their motherland to Rwanda due to the alleged $2 billion Airport, Kagame is planning to build.

The current comparison rocking the streets of Twitter is the faceoff between Africa’s largest economy, Nigeria vs Rwanda due to a plan launched by Kagame to build a $2 billion Airport. CONTINUE READING

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Although Nigeria and Rwanda are two countries located in different regions of Africa with different cultures, histories, and political systems. Here are some general comparisons between the two countries:

1. Size and Population: Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa and the seventh most populous country in the world, with an estimated population of over 206 million people. Rwanda, on the other hand, is a much smaller country with an estimated population of around 13 million people.
2. Economy: Nigeria has the largest economy in Africa and is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. It is a major oil producer and has a diversified economy with industries such as agriculture, telecommunications, and finance. Rwanda, on the other hand, is a small, landlocked country with a developing economy that is heavily reliant on agriculture.
3. Politics: Nigeria is a federal presidential republic with a multi-party system. It has a history of political instability and corruption but has made significant progress in recent years in consolidating democracy and improving governance. Rwanda, on the other hand, is a unitary presidential republic with a dominant ruling party. It has been praised for its efforts to rebuild and reconcile after the 1994 genocide and for its progress in development and governance.
4. Culture: Nigeria is a culturally diverse country with over 250 ethnic groups, each with its language and traditions. Its music, film, and literature industries are influential throughout Africa and the world. Rwanda is also a culturally diverse country with several ethnic groups, but it has a more homogeneous culture and has made efforts to promote a national culture that emphasizes unity and reconciliation.

Overall, Nigeria and Rwanda are two very different countries with unique histories, cultures, and challenges. CONTINUE READING

Nigerian Huma Activist, Reno Omokri dropped his two cents about which country is better.

“That Rwanda is building a $2 billion airport is no reason to talk down on Nigeria. I celebrate Rwanda. However, Nigeria is also making waves. Lekki Free Trade Zone alone is worth $25 billion. Please don’t take my word for it. Research it yourself. How many times have you praised it as a Nigerian? But you are now talking down Nigeria because of a $2 billion investment. That investment is just about the same amount that the Lagos State Government spent on their Blue Line Rail. I have never seen people that foreign media can so easily gaslight to turn on themselves. Promote your own, and others will promote you. Use your mouth wisely.”

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