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Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by nwosas(m): 6:54am On Mar 17, 2009 |
ABUJA-President Umaru Yar'Adua, will, tomorrow in Abuja, unveil the re-branding Nigeria logo and slogan, as his administration pushes to give the nation a more positive image. |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by kosovo(m): 6:57am On Mar 17, 2009 |
NO. its today. |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by Kobojunkie: 7:36am On Mar 17, 2009 |
nwosas: Let the brainwashing of the masses, in the name of re-branding, begin! nwosas: eeeekkk!! |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by Jakumo(m): 7:41am On Mar 17, 2009 |
Re-Branding a failed state is a fantastic idea ! Fear of Nigerian 419 fraud will vanish like the early morning fog, just as soon that slogan and photoshopped image are unveiled to the world. Similarly, folks like ex-president Obasanjo, who stole the entire 16 Billion dollar budgetary allocation that was intended to revive Nigeria's stone-dead electricity grid, will repent their greedy ways, refund the loot with interest, and DEMAND a life sentence in a 4 by 8 foot jail cell, so as to atone for their sins out of fear of Nigeria's newly re-branded logo and slogan. Yes sir indeed, I foresee a time of boundless opportunity and affluence for Nigeria, thanks to the implementation of this brilliant new publicity stunt, particularly for those very lucky government contractors tasked with publicising the MODALITIES of this great idea. For starters, ALL people resident in Nigeria must be compelled to buy T-shirts and baseball caps bearing the new logo, at a modest 1,500 US dollars each, while defaulters who claim an inability to afford that SUBSIDISED price for those items should be shot on sight by policemen and newly armed area boys. Praise the Lord ! 1 Like |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by kosovo(m): 7:54am On Mar 17, 2009 |
if rebrading was the problem of Nigeria, i'd careless about complaining. it's so pathetic to see Nigerians submitting their preferred LOGO and SLOGAN. Nigerians should embrace REALITY instead of FANTASIS. Rebranding doesn't change anyhting, PERIOD |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by Afam4eva(m): 10:20am On Mar 17, 2009 |
What right does he have to rebrand nigeria. |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by ElRazur: 10:38am On Mar 17, 2009 |
This is a waste of money and time. You cannot "rebrand" a nation when the very people of that nation are backward. What we need is "reprogramming and mass education". Anyone remember War Against Indiscipline [WAI] back in the 80s and early 90s? Ain't it a similar venture, and what happened to that? It faded away as soon as the government regime who started the initiative moved on. |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by Nobody: 11:33am On Mar 17, 2009 |
why are you guys against rebranding Nigeria? have you guys sat down and thought 'what if it works?' what if this is what Nigeria needs to kick start the economy?' i am indifferent about the whole thing. but i dont seem to understand your gripe. |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by JustGood(m): 12:06pm On Mar 17, 2009 |
They should start re-branding by getting rid of idiots in Government |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by JustGood(m): 12:07pm On Mar 17, 2009 |
How will the same old dogs who got Nigeria to its present state be allowed to say that they want to re-brand by teaching the people? I'm beginning to think that Nigeria may never progress without shedding the blood of some/most/all of these looters. |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by vigasimple(m): 12:23pm On Mar 17, 2009 |
'IF YOU PUT LIPSTICK ON PIGS, IT IS STILL A PIG' , what exactly are you rebranding. You can fool people most times but not all the times. Rememeber that from US elections. Until they rebrand and recycle Nigerian political leaders brain and mind, it is all waste of money, time and tactical diversion until another election comes in 2011. To be blunt Nigeria lack leadership. Our 'servant leader' is not leading by any good example. Yar A'dull has 7 NO POINT AGENDA. And very very very worrisome he has NO VISION OR DIRECTION. HE IS THE CHAIRMAN OF VISIONLESS 2020 COUNCIL. I am really sorry for Prof. Dora Akinyuli. She want to try her best among 'failed' people. I wish and hope and prayed that she does not fail, because 'a richman in the middle of poor people is poor'. The answer to the success or failure of this 'money laundering' excercise will be out in the next 12 months. There are so many important needs of the average nigerians. Food, water, power, good road, school and health services. Remember, an empty stomach cannot hear any slogan or rebranding. Our Lord Jesus christ feed the people before he started to minister to them. YAR A' FAILURE , when you do your 5 times a day prayers, ask God for directions, Vision and wisdom, some leadership and stop listening to political prostitutes who has no idea about the ordinary people and what policies other than personally enriching themselves they want to pursues. May God in his infinite mercy give us a leader that will work sympathetically for Nigerians. |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by JustGood(m): 2:08pm On Mar 17, 2009 |
FOR GOODNESS' SAKE, WHY ARE WE REBRANDING? A well known bad product will remain a bad product irrespective of how well you try to rebrand it. Why cant we just recreate Nigeria rather than trying to work on the brand. We need a good product first before we start to think of branding the product. Any lay student of marketing knows that you have to have a good product in order to build a brand. Are these idiots insane? |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by Jairzinho(m): 3:23pm On Mar 17, 2009 |
NIGERIAN POLITICIANS ENJOY DECEIVING THEMSELVES. . . . . . . This is just another avenue to steal/waste money. How can you rebrand a country without guaranteed power,no functioning police and tarring of road is celebrated?? |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by jamace(m): 4:14pm On Mar 17, 2009 |
Nigeria: Good people, good nation! |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by Pataki: 4:22pm On Mar 17, 2009 |
I cannot believe some silly adults will sit down in Nigeria tomorrow or whenever and think ''re-branding'' will make Nigeria better. Does this provide food, shelter, good transportation, 24 hours electricity to its citizenry? Another means to steal from the treasury of the nation all in the name of fan-fair. Two years from now, details will be emanating as how much was spent on this re-branding project. While the hungry man continues to die and suffer in the same country intended for re-branding. |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by Sammy107d(m): 4:42pm On Mar 17, 2009 |
nothing nothing! would bring an inch of smile to nigerians' faces, even if nigeria becomes the next super power tomorrow! I heard Akunyili's take on the idea, and it was quite pleasing. . . You are right: Nigeria doesn't need re-branding; the misanthropic cynics called Nigerians- which I'm so unfortunate to share a title with- need re-orienting. I live in Barbados, you'll be surprised how mediocre its systems are; but they believe in their 'farm-sized' nation, and actually think there's no better place on earth. . . and each citizen strives to keep it that way with discipline, hospitality, personal hygiene, support etc I've come to appreciate my home too. We have an awful lot! we are just blind, and addicted to lynching politicians at any movement of their pens. |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by ohaechesi(m): 4:59pm On Mar 17, 2009 |
Nigeria as a nation should note this fact. the atrocity perpetuated by the past and present regime can not be eradicated by a mere re-branding Nigerian logo and slogan. the leadership should be sensitized and redirect their focus on technology. if truely ecumenisation should be the order of the day in our Nation. hence there will be no head way for a better Nigeria. power drunk and money arouse the mindset of those feasting and plundering our wealth on the corridor of epidemic regimes without a single effort of inventing a positive measure that could escalade the economy in the days like this, what a failure. |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by ilaugh1: 5:03pm On Mar 17, 2009 |
As usual - the diasporians will rubbish it as not necessary. Good stuff from the government, we support your initiative. Talking of the diasporians - their noises are vanishing because they know that the country is going in the right direction, hmmm, one day, they will become so irrelivant so much so they will all eat poison because Naija is now a great country. Cant someone just tell them that they are no more relivant? |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by jamace(m): 5:21pm On Mar 17, 2009 |
Nigeria: Good people, great nation! |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by Pataki: 5:23pm On Mar 17, 2009 |
i_laugh:Do you mean ''relevant?'' Nigerians in diaspora are not relevant and yet Dora is working towards ''re-branding Nigeria'' in the international arena. How ironical I must say. Don't you think? I dey laugh. |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by muda1: 11:45pm On Mar 17, 2009 |
;d |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by Nemeziz9ja: 3:28pm On Mar 18, 2009 |
Sammy107_d:Mr. Barbados resident: Why can't you just understand the realities of living in a country whose leaders are living in denial and the common man is as disenfranchised like the rest of them? You live in Barbados and you can tell me living in Nigeria is better, right? You better buy your ticket and come back home to a better Nigeria immediately. Barbados is one of the countries in the Caribbeans (reminds me of the post office experience again) known as a tourist destination and please tell me if what they tout as available in their country is not there on arrival? Nigeria wants to look good yet, she is wearing a torn skirt, bed wetting at 49, crapping on herself and does not even has a concrete plan of feeding herself in spite of all the resources at her disposal. The realities we have on ground here is our brand; no more, no less. More grass to Yeah a dull Ass Its easy to brand Kwara State as a State of Constant POWER Supply; please take your business there! and that is because they do have constant power supply and the facts define the reality. |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by Kobojunkie: 3:37pm On Mar 18, 2009 |
That’s the word, denial! Nigerian leaders live in denial and the people live as cowards. How can a plan who has barely moved a finger in almost 2 years in office have the guts to come out to claim he has been in the “planning” room all that time? LoL. How can thieves come out in public to proclaim that the problem with the country is corruption without admitting they are as guilty as can be? Why in the world would people bold-facedly open their mouths to tell others that this re-branding project, the umpteenth in a line of failed re-branding projects is the answer to Nigeria’s questions? The only re-branding project that worked was Idiagbon’s, which did not last much after he was gone. It worked because the man actually worked to change things and the people followed. He did not work to put the cart before the horse as subsequent rebrand-ers have all done, and that is why his idea worked. I wait to see how much this will cost. |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by Nemeziz9ja: 3:51pm On Mar 18, 2009 |
Cost? Lives and destinies that are living in utter delusion is the cost. |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by congoshine(m): 3:52pm On Mar 18, 2009 |
The man launching our new image got his mobile phone stolen at the event: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7948864.stm
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Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by Nemeziz9ja: 4:04pm On Mar 18, 2009 |
That is our |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by jamace(m): 6:29pm On Mar 18, 2009 |
The man launching our new image got his mobile phone stolen at the event: Abeg, let me laugh to ease tension. Oh my God! |
Re: Yar'adua Unveils Re-branding Nigeria Logo, Slogan Tomorrow by Walz001: 12:14pm On Jan 06, 2022 |
We the youth has alot to do for the nation to make it a great nation we all admire let get our voting card ready and be of one mind ..... talk cant do anything Dont be brainwashed Be wise |
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