chriskosherbal:
We need more action rather than talking now in Nigeria.

PROVACATEUR:
Your policies are killing the manufacturing sector today so Cry me a River with all these your baseless thetorics

PROVACATEUR:
Your policies are killing the manufacturing sector today so Cry me a River with all these your baseless thetorics

PROVACATEUR:
Your policies are killing the manufacturing sector today so Cry me a River with all these your baseless thetorics

OyeniyiLeke:


The only thing his policy is killing is the reliance on imports

A particular section in Nigeria is sad because they can no longer import toothpick and tomato puree

Importation is not a business. Go and find something else to do

Rikidony:

you mean the INEFFECTIVE BUFFOON

obailala:
No, the policies are killing the import sector. A lot of Nigerians (especially the importers) are yet to understand and appreciate how strict and unbendable these policies are, if they knew, they would stop lamenting and switch to manufacturing/local production.

PROVACATEUR:
what will you be consuming before the goods you want to produce come on board.



Sometime adept thinking should be mastered before commenting on my post

PROVACATEUR:
did I ask you to mention Buhari for me

PROVACATEUR:
how do you bring in the machineries and equipment to set up shop when the economic climate is unbalanced and on a downward spiral? Do you think starting a production line is bean cake with the attendant bureaucracy and double taxation in our system.
The framework is not there plzzxxxx

Rikidony:
PATHETIC.

THATS WHAT PDP 16 YEARS RULE HAVE TURN NIGERIA INTO.

WITH BABA HOPE STILL DEY


OIL PRICE UNDER PDP'S RULE

PROVACATEUR:
Your policies are killing the manufacturing sector today so Cry me a River with all these your baseless theatrics

OyeniyiLeke:


The policy has been in operation for some months now. If the IPOB importers have spent all the time they use in abusing Buhari to expand their capacity to produce these products, they would be operational by now.

And by the way, a lot of these products are driven by the importers marketing strategies and not by domestic demand. I am sure you did GCE Economics and you know that most products have substitutes.

PROVACATEUR:
how do you bring in the machineries and equipment to set up shop when the economic climate is unbalanced and on a downward spiral? Do you think starting a production line is bean cake with the attendant bureaucracy and double taxation in our system.
The framework is not there plzzxxxx

OyeniyiLeke:


Rubbish

There is provision in the current policy to ensure that businesses can import raw materials, spares and parts. They are even given financial incentives to help them

The reason why people are not doing it is because they are addicted to easy money made from importation. They lack the patience to start their own manufacturing base.

There are more bottlenecks in the importation business than in production/manufacturing

PROVACATEUR:
A policy where we are still planning on production of pencils? A policy where the banks who are supposed to fund the manufacturing sector are in distress owing to financial crunch and archaic monetary policies of buhari, A policy where your president scares foreign investors away with his rhetorics about how corrupt and bastardised Nigeria is?


Plz a better tale should suffice from you

obailala:
The Nigerian business climate has never been rosy and it has nothing to do with the present administration. In terms of manufacturing, things are even getting better under the new dispensation because of the restrictive policies which affects mainly finished product importers. As a manufacturer, once you can provide evidence that you only need to import raw materials, I'm sure you would have no problems. The people complaining about these policies are mainly people involved in importing finished products.

Standing5:
The bold is wrong. People find it hard to compete with foreign alternatives smuggle thru porous borders after harsh production condition must have pushed final prices up. Importation is easier but local production is better.

OyeniyiLeke:


Very incoherent argument

You are just moving from one thing to the other. No substance

All these made up stories are the reasons why IPOB are not engaging in Manufacturing, they are addicted to easy money and unfortunately, this is a long term strategy, no amount of abuse or lamentations will change it. Importation must stop to restructure the economy

Banks are not statues, they will respond to the demand in the economy. There is insufficient demand for credit to start production activities. Have you approached your bank for a loan to start a business?

Nigeria is corrupt. Buhari does not need to tell anyone, this is a well known fact globally. The international community is responding positively to the anti graft policy of Buhari. You might choose to turn a blind eye to that fact but it is the truth

PROVACATEUR:
I can tell you with certainty that its not what you read on pages of texts and papers that obtains in the real world. Starting a production line is capital intensive and a lot of factors comes into play. Let's not see it like its an abracadabra thingy where every factors of production start moving seamlessly at the press of a button

PROVACATEUR:
I can smell anger and bile rising from you. Let's stay on the topic and not involve ipob or any group because we can't defend our fort with strong arguments.


Thanks

PROVACATEUR:
I can tell you with certainty that its not what you read on pages of texts and papers that obtains in the real world. Starting a production line is capital intensive and a lot of factors comes into play. Let's not see it like its an abracadabra thingy where every factors of production start moving seamlessly at the press of a button

OyeniyiLeke:


Very incoherent argument

You are just moving from one thing to the other. No substance

All these made up stories are the reasons why IPOB are not engaging in Manufacturing, they are addicted to easy money and unfortunately, this is a long term strategy, no amount of abuse or lamentations will change it. Importation must stop to restructure the economy

Banks are not statues, they will respond to the demand in the economy. There is insufficient demand for credit to start production activities. Have you approached your bank for a loan to start a business?

Nigeria is corrupt. Buhari does not need to tell anyone, this is a well known fact globally. The international community is responding positively to the anti graft policy of Buhari. You might choose to turn a blind eye to that fact but it is the truth

Standing5:
When power supply eventually becomes stable it will be because the goverment is trying to strangle the business of those dealing in generator sales and repairs. It isn't hard to how the sophisticated ignorance and greed of a small but agressive group is hold back forward thinking minds.