DAY 1/15
on Understanding the pillars of Macroeconomics......
1. Gross domestic product (GDP)
GDP measures the total value of goods and services a country produces.
It shows the size and health of an economy.
GDP is the economy's scoreboard—it tells us whether a country is producing more wealth or slowing down or even flattening out. Making it one of the first indicators investors watch when assessing economic strength.
A better way to understand GDP,
If your monthly income increases from ₦1,000,000 to ₦1,200,000, your household is doing better financially. It grew by 20%
GDP is similar—but for an entire country instead of just a family.
Nigeria GDP From 2024 - 2025
2024: ₦373 trillion (4.1% economic growth from 2023-2024)
2025: ₦442 trillion (4% economic growth from 2024-2025)
@DPatient_Bull@SunusiMinjibir Not all things are good or bad.
You don't have to be seen supporting or paying solidarity to what seems like a potential scam. For your brand reputation.
My thoughts anyways
The Nigerian naira has lost 89–90% of its value against the dollar since 2013.
₦10,000 in 2013 can buy $62.50
That same ₦10,000 today can only buy $6.50
You won't Go wrong Investing in DOLLAR
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@sirmapy That's the kind of censorship they want to bring to crypto but same folks will cry fowl when the government tries to censor the media.
They want a decentralised ecosystem, but the one they can control