shigoslim:
























Trash it's clearly shows that u lack common basis economic analysis. If your government is desperately in need of revenue, lifting ban on importation is it the best solution to income generator ? If importation is higher than exportation what do u think it will result to ? Don't you think it's will definitely befall government revenue or income generation. We are talking of how government will boost our economy through diversification . If government encourage small scale industry and we start exporting to other country who will benefit most? Is'nt not Nigeria government....... Must we rely on importation ? Another setback forward change indeed Nigeria has enter one chance

TheFreeOne:


I hope the dude will not wake one day and sign EPA, Africom and gayrights into laws.

MizMyColi:


Says a smart Elvis who can't get his spellings correct.

You should be taking your own advice bro.
Good Morning

Demdem:


Fool, shut ur trap. Instead of allowing massive smuggling because of the old policy which we give the govt zero income the importers can now come forward cleanly and these goods can be heavily taxed by the govt. These goods invariably will become much more expensive at the local market when compared to the locally manufacturers ones as a result of these tax. Many Nigerias won't be able to afford it which will lead to local options. Local producers will also continue to improve their capabilities to meet up with the imported ones. It's a win win for all.

shigoslim:






u see yo life. Which one is more corrupt in importation and exportation ? If u can answer it on your own goodluck but vise visa don't quote me again.

Smartestelvis:
what an illiterate, u obviously know nothing about being on nl,u shouldn't post what u dnt know

Ok Sir

nebukadnezzari:
please how do I get to the textile area a beg u know that keywords search of a thing can piss one off.

shigoslim:
Another blow to our small and scale medium enterprises. Imagine Nigeria we continue becoming dumping ground for oyinbo while that of our small industry will keep scrolling.

onatisi:
those ones are loading. The gayrights one ,they will twist the wordings and make it freedom of expression and association bla bla bla

Smartestelvis:
u r wise,just exactly as it is.....liftin d embargo is gonna stimulate growth

rman:


You are indirectly supporting Jonathan 's method used for subsidy removal that sparked protests.

Instead of blocking the loopholes used by the smugglers, the government is now technically making it a free for all because lifting ban doesn't mean some still won't be smuggled in.

A lazy man's approach IMO.

rman:


You are indirectly supporting Jonathan 's method used for subsidy removal that sparked protests.

Instead of blocking the loopholes used by the smugglers, the government is now technically making it a free for all because lifting ban doesn't mean some still won't be smuggled in.

A lazy man's approach IMO.

989900:



How does the petroleum industry (crude in Nigeria, with refineries and land to build more) equate to imported textiles?

How's that got to do with smuggling finished goods into the country through Niger, Benin, and others?

Apples and oranges . . .

Maxymilliano:
Lifting of ban on textile, others will be tragic for local industries, what the government should focus on is how to revive the wobbling industries ...

OLADD:
Buhari misfiring from all cylinders. While many Nigerians are expecting him to institute policies that promote indigenous growth and capacity enhancement, the Daura man is busy promoting importation driven econony! I hope Nigerians have not entered Half Chance.

Icecream4U:
Cotonou, Ghana and Bene has always been the dumping ground for oyinbo still Nigeria is not better than any of them.

shigoslim:
jew man!!!I'm sure you were skooled in one of the numerous glorified high schools in Nigeria..You need to read more...and THINK better..























Trash it's clearly shows that u lack common basis economic analysis. If your government is desperately in need of revenue, lifting ban on importation is it the best solution to income generator ? If importation is higher than exportation what do u think it will result to ? Don't you think it's will definitely befall government revenue or income generation. We are talking of how government will boost our economy through diversification . If government encourage small scale industry and we start exporting to other country who will benefit most? Is'nt not Nigeria government....... Must we rely on importation ? Another setback forward change indeed Nigeria has enter one chance

boyt1:

All these igbo importers sef,only dir pocket dem know

BuddhaPalm:


They don't really stand much of a chance. Textiles from China cost less.

rman:


It is similar....subsidy got out of control not because of failed refineries but because of fraudulent practices.

TheFreeOne:


If he try that...his assumed HERO tag will turns NERO

major466:

Anyone importing baned items into the country is a smuggler.

coldFLARES1:
I'm sure the last time you wore local fabric was as a family christmas uniform when you were ten, so why the heck about local industries? If you produce a good that doesn't meet a need with regard to pricing, quality and acceptability, how do you expect to survive competition? The earlier we recognise that we can't wish away the opportunities and threats of globalization, the better for us all. My only concern is having to strike off yet one way of a mass job generation.