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| Does Anything Really Work In Nigeria? by vanstanzy(m): 8:49pm On Apr 14, 2013 |
I was having this discussion with my friends and happened to stumble on this topic. What brought about this, is the very poor state of our Power industry. Check out, at this time and age in history, is Nigeria (self-acclaimed giant of Africa) supposed to be lacking in Electricity. Other less endowed nations like Ghana, Togo, The Gambia, Mali and co. can beat their chest and boast of constant Power, but Nigeria can't. Railway, Road, Aviation, Agencies etc, even the Presidency, nothing works. Its such a shame!  |
| Re: Does Anything Really Work In Nigeria? by Nobody: 10:54pm On Apr 14, 2013 |
The problem with Nigeria is the curse of oil. When the oil dries up, everyone will sit up. When the oil dries up, the governor of Kano will welcome every Igbo man that opens a shop in Kano. Not just that he'll welcome them, he'll give them incentives because the progress of that Igbo man will determine how much the state makes as revenue every month. Likewise the governors of every other state in the country will welcome every human being, irrespective of tribe, in his state with both arms. When oil dries up and there's no more free money to pay PHCN staffs besides the money the company generates in terms of the quantity of electricity it supplies to Nigerians, PHCN workers will sit up. Ditto NRC workers and other govt owned companies. 1 Like |
| Re: Does Anything Really Work In Nigeria? by Gooogle(m): 12:11am On Apr 15, 2013 |
Sincere 9gerian: The problem with Nigeria is the curse of oil. When the oil dries up, everyone will sit up. When the oil dries up, the governor of Kano will welcome every Igbo man that opens a shop in Kano. Not just that he'll welcome them, he'll give them incentives because the progress of that Igbo man will determine how much the state makes as revenue every month. Likewise the governors of every other state in the country will welcome every human being, irrespective of tribe, in his state with both arms. When oil dries up and there's no more free money to pay PHCN staffs besides the money the company generates in terms of the quantity of electricity it supplies to Nigerians, PHCN workers will sit up. Ditto NRC workers and other govt owned companies. When oil dries up,your salary would no longer be paid.  |
| Re: Does Anything Really Work In Nigeria? by Nobody: 1:49am On Apr 15, 2013 |
Sincere 9gerian: The problem with Nigeria is the curse of oil. When the oil dries up, everyone will sit up. When the oil dries up, the governor of Kano will welcome every Igbo man that opens a shop in Kano. Not just that he'll welcome them, he'll give them incentives because the progress of that Igbo man will determine how much the state makes as revenue every month. Likewise the governors of every other state in the country will welcome every human being, irrespective of tribe, in his state with both arms. When oil dries up and there's no more free money to pay PHCN staffs besides the money the company generates in terms of the quantity of electricity it supplies to Nigerians, PHCN workers will sit up. Ditto NRC workers and other govt owned companies. You made sense for the first time on this forum. 1 Like |
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