Report Ranks Nigeria Top Investment Destination In Africa.

Hope For Nigeria **JUST IN** Report Ranks Nigeria Top Investment Destination In Africa. **Investment in Nigeria tops African major economies of South Africa, Ghana $3.295 and Egypt put together. A new Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) report released by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) yesterday has put Nigeria’s FDI inflows ahead of other African countries. The UNCTAD World Investment Report 2013 subtitled: “Global Value Chains: Investment and Trade for Development,” disclosed that Nigeria retained its position as Africa’s number one destination for FDIs for the second time in two years with FDI inflows of $7.03 billion in 2012. This, it observed, was in spite of the fact that FDI inflows into the country actually fell from $8.9 billion in 2011 to $7 billion last year. While revealing that FDI inflow into South Africa stood at $4.572 billion; Ghana $3.295 billion; Egypt $2.798 billion; and Angola $6.898 billion, among others, the report noted that generally FDI flows to African countries were driven largely by the extractive industry. Also an increase in investments in consumer-oriented manufacturing and services saw FDIs increasing by five per cent to $50 billion in 2012. It pointed out that even as the global FDI fell by 18 per cent to $1.35 trillion, it was expected to increase to $1.45 trillion in 2013, $1.6 trillion in 2014, and $1.8 trillion in 2015, adding that the sharp decline was in stark contrast to other key economic indicators such as the gross domestic product (GDP), international trade and employment, which all registered positive growth at the global level. Economic fragility and policy uncertainty in a number of major economies, it observed, gave rise to caution among investors. - Leadership.

Egypt Swears In New Leader, Adly Mansour

Hope For Nigeria B-R-E-A-K-I-N-G News! Egypt Swears In New Leader, Adly Mansour Constitutional Court chief Adly Mansour sworn in as interim Egypt leader, Adly Mansour after the army staged a Coup and detained President Mohammed Morsi in an Undisclosed location. Army chief Gen Abdul Fattah al-Sisi announced the move on Wednesday, in what Mr Morsi said was a military coup. Gen Sisi said Mr Morsi, Egypt's first freely elected leader, had "failed to meet the demands of the people". Arrest warrants had been issued for 300 leaders and members of the Muslim Brotherhood. The upheaval comes after days of mass rallies against the Islamist president. Protesters accused Mr Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood of pursuing an Islamist agenda for the country and of failing to tackle Egypt's economic problems. -

'Fire on the Mountain'

Matthew A. Ashimolowo Join me, together with 3 anointed guest ministers, for 'Fire on the Mountain' from July 26 to July 28 at Prayer City - including the dedication of KICC Prayer City.

Egyptian President Removed in a Military Coup.

Hope For Nigeria B-R-E-A-K-I-N-G News. Egyptian President Removed in a Military Coup. The Egyptian Army has made good their threat by removing their civilian president. President Mohammed Morsi's Islamist government elected a year ago, was accused of insensitive and introducing policies that undermines the secular state of Egypt. General Al-Sissi is now the head of government of the North African country. Detail coming shortly! - Hope For Nigeri

A lawmaker from Kuwait would "LOVE Israel"

United With Israel added a photo from July 3, 2013 to their timeline. Here's an unusual quote coming from an Arab country. A lawmaker from Kuwait would "LOVE Israel" for providing equipment to help defend Kuwait from elements that threaten its security. A very BRAVE statement that tells the truth. Click 'LIKE' if you AGREE. www.UnitedwithIsrael.or

AN ISRAELI-MADE AEROSTAR DRONE OF THE NIGERIAN AIR FORCE

Hope For Nigeria AN ISRAELI-MADE AEROSTAR DRONE OF THE NIGERIAN AIR FORCE. Ready to be Deployed in the Troubled Areas of the North East of Nigeria. [pix: Beageagle] - Hope For Nigeria. — at UMTH, Maiduguri, Nigeria.

Horrific Video:How Catholic Priest Beheaded By Islamist Rebels in Syria

Is this what being a Muslim is all about? Heavy Shock went through my spine on watching the below of how a Catholic priest, Father Francois Murad, (left and circled) was beheaded in cold blood on 23

June in Gassanieh, northern Syria by so called Islamist jihadist rebels in front of a cheering crowd, the Vatican news agency reported yesterday. The beheading of the 49 year old priest was filmed on a camera phone and recently posted on the internet. The priest had been staying in the convent of the Custody of the Holy Land when he was seized by the rebels who accused him of collaborating with Syrian President Bashar Assad’s regime. This is a shame to the Islamic world because I can’t ever imagine a Christian take a sword or gun to kill any Muslim in the name religion. Don’t blame because I’m angry seeing this senseless killings. See the video after the cut…but we warned, it’s extremely graphic.