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Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by shadeyinka(m): 5:50pm On Aug 14, 2016 |
plaetton: Supported! 1 Like |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by shadeyinka(m): 5:55pm On Aug 14, 2016 |
motherfucker: I agree. The disturbing fact is that ALL these people in government are clueless to the solution. ..or else by now, you should be hearing some categorical statements about the way out 1 Like |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by shadeyinka(m): 6:05pm On Aug 14, 2016 |
plaetton: Na true you talk my Bro! .....but TSA wasn't the problem. TSA exposed the weakness of our Banks. They were making money from nothing. TSA also reduced corruption. Do you know that several parastatas had several accounts in Banks where money go to. E.g. Many of the fines of FRSC people paied in Banks never got to the government. It was shared by the people at the top.. Could the problem not be that we import almost everything we consume in this counry. Eg pencils, blade, toothpicks, paper, cloths ....endless list 2 Likes |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by shadeyinka(m): 6:09pm On Aug 14, 2016 |
plaetton: Whenever our country dealnwith foreign investors, they think short term only. Technologically, what has Nigeria learnt from Shell or Mobil? Nothing! |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by shadeyinka(m): 6:13pm On Aug 14, 2016 |
jpphilips: The government actually has to directly work out our non existent industrial base. |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by shadeyinka(m): 6:17pm On Aug 14, 2016 |
donbenedict: I think that both the Minister of finance and the CBN Governor have tried if it is about policy statements. Unfortunately, this problem can only be solved when the engineering infrastructure is built in Nigeria |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by shadeyinka(m): 6:19pm On Aug 14, 2016 |
jpphilips: Have you ever wondered why the richest men in Nigeria do not have either a farm, a factory or even an office! They are POLITICIANS! 1 Like |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by MadamExcellency: 6:24pm On Aug 14, 2016 |
shadeyinka: We have more indigenous oil companies than IOC hence why not? MTN - System programming, network synchronization, data technology etc. have already been transferred. The IPOB guy that is charged to court with Nnamdi Kalu works for Ericsson in-charge of MTN, GLO Network Engineering hence he was able to setup the hidden transmitters, expanded the coverage area and sustained it until he was arrested. Is it not technology/technical-know-how transfer? Technology transfer is real. 1 Like |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by Longman6(m): 9:43pm On Aug 14, 2016 |
shadeyinka:on a lighter note I assume Nigeria incurrs about 50billion naira or more on the national assembly yearly this cash can be used for investment in Agriculture and solid mineral s over four years, that should correct the naira/ dollar deficit, let us give the job of legislation to consultants, let pat utomi Rewane +other successful Nigerians in the diaspora help with the economy, Mc kinsey and dalberg help with development issues, and professional bodies handle what ever part of the society is theirs,ministers should be paid 200k monthly+no add on,apart from petrol allowance.+ -any amount budgeted for security vote for all governors should be diverted to building road or power generation.. |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by shadeyinka(m): 3:05am On Aug 15, 2016 |
MadamExcellency: I guess I have been rigid with my definition of "Technology". You are correct anyway but what Nigeria need right now is more of Production or manufacturing Technology. Like, how to locally manufacture razors, pencils, needles, threads, plugs, electric bulbs etc. I am intact not talking about installing factories but almost 100% building factories indigenously. Nothing else will make me happier.! |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by shadeyinka(m): 3:31am On Aug 15, 2016 |
Longman6: The amount spent by Nigeria in maintenance of their political structure is indeed staggering. For a country that is in recession economically, they should reduce this incurred bill. Its like loosing your job and yet still maintaining you rented suite in Nixon Hilton hotels... 1 Like |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by totorimi: 3:47am On Aug 15, 2016 |
I wont waste my precious advice to someone who doesnt understand but let me just chip in one. Empower SME's and govt should hands of the business of any profit maximization let private sector drive employment and the economy. Govt should concentrate on good roads and ensure the tax system is water tight against evasion or fraud., power and affordable housing for all. Think Nigeria first and send away all illegal aliens away from Nigeria. |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by baby124: 3:54am On Aug 15, 2016 |
If we don't fix transportation issues, nothing will work. Most industrialized countries drove growth through improvements in transportation. Faster movement of people, better reach of farmers to sell their goods, and it opens markets for otherwise inaccessible locations. We need to take our train system seriously, and develop it through steel from Ajaokuta. And also assist farmers with subsidies, and selling their products on an international market. We also need to start putting agricultural products on the exchange market. |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by Amitex(m): 5:15am On Aug 15, 2016 |
The presidency should immediately send a bill to the NASS to change our political system to parliamentary system. The Presidential system is for rich countries. Then commence restructuring of the country as documented on the 2014 CONFAB report. As for the present ministers, they should all be sacked. Government should bring in tested hands to manage the already battered economy between now and May 2019. They have shown very poor capacity. Except one or two. We do not need a Senate nor house of representatives. Neither do we need cabinet ministers. Under a parliamentary system, the ministers are appointed from amongst the parliamentarians with a Prime Minister who is head of government. The president should be a figure head chairman of Council of States. This same system should be replicated across the states. Interesting enough our LG is already practising quasi parliamentary system of government as councillors Supervise the different departments. 1 Like |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by searchng4love: 7:08am On Aug 15, 2016 |
SUPERPACK:Unfortunately it's not that straightforward... |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by oyinkinola: 8:45am On Aug 15, 2016 |
[s] shadeyinka:[/s] hoo! my God, for how many times i will say that am not calling for denomination of Naira or re-decimal nor touch the real value of Naira it's only market can do that; and the case of Nigeria is far more different btw what the European countries including Germany did after the world war and the case of Ghana and Zimbabwe recently! what the differents: google CBN check how many denomination in ciculation today, check your pocket how many denomination rest in circulation? where are the rest? also, Nigeria (₦1) least denomination know to world and exchange market is ₦1, where is that ₦1 in your pocket(circulation)? how can Nigerian take ₦1 that is not in our pocket to the market for exchange to $1 (other world active currency) and expect ₦1 to have eqaul value with $1 in your pocket and in american wallet(circulation), just imaging! in Nigerian today the smallest denomination in the market(pocket) is ₦5! is this realistic? if will take our least currency to the exchange market today american will not accept because we will cheat them they only know ₦1 as our least denomination not ₦5, now we are killing ₦5 by force if dead, the next smallest currency is ₦10! is this how monetary work in america, europe and asia? our currency is powerful, i maintain, ₦1 has what is worth in the market today, eg if you can take ₦5 to market and have 3 articles, when you divided ₦5 / 3 = ₦1.66k...eg poly bag, tom tom etc ₦1 fair in the market it was killed, CBN must return it! 1 Like |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by Eazybay(m): 9:57am On Aug 15, 2016 |
MadamExcellency: Bros u nailed it!! Most rich men who used to donate massively to communities and all have now gone underground. Someone said d Nigerian economy thrives on CORRUPTION. I mean datz abnormal but itz looking true. Let's encourage local investment for pardon or tax waiver |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by jpphilips(m): 1:48pm On Aug 15, 2016 |
shadeyinka: The richest man in Africa is a legitimate buisnessman with investments littered everywhere home and abroad, only the politicians hide their loot abroad therefore, it is paramount that corruption fight is sustained if possible, intensified. |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by jpphilips(m): 1:58pm On Aug 15, 2016 |
shadeyinka: Our industrial base is non existent? wow!! so the Manufacturers association of Nigeria are mere pallbearers abi? |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by jpphilips(m): 2:00pm On Aug 15, 2016 |
donbenedict: I agree with you completely!! |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by ajepako(f): 2:41pm On Aug 15, 2016 |
Diversify the economy Discourage importation and export more Put incentives in place to stimulate the growth of our local firms so they can export |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by jpphilips(m): 3:47pm On Aug 15, 2016 |
[quote author=MadamExcellency post=48468004] 1. Technology transfer Who does that in the real world? 2. Modernization Too vague!! 3. Provision of Employment How 4. Risk sharing (Joint venture partnerships) Which sector? 5. Bringing out the best potential out of our Local Industries that are bound to be part of their supply chains thereby exposing them to modern challenges and bringing out the best in them. Manufacturers satisfy their customer base and no one else. PZ cussons can make a world class beauty soap but if the customers can afford lux, then lux it is. |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by lakez(m): 3:56pm On Aug 15, 2016 |
We all prefer imported goods to what is being made in our own country The simple solution to the dwindling naira is to reduce our balance of payment deficit , the economist in the house will more or less agree and we can only do that if we export more than we import And we can not export what we have not used within the Shores of the land |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by Nobody: 3:56pm On Aug 15, 2016 |
THE ONLY WAY IS TO LET BIAFRANS GO..... OUR MARRIAGE (AMALGAMATION) HAS EXPIRED..... IF BIAFRANS ARE NOT LET GO..... THE ECONOMY WILL BE WORST.... AND TISSUE PAPPER WILL WORTH MORE THAN NAIRA |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by jpphilips(m): 4:08pm On Aug 15, 2016 |
MadamExcellency: It's actually reverse engineering not re-engineering, that is stealing like the man you quoted stated, no sane person in the world transfers his technology, it has never happened. Again even if you work for a foreign company, the trade secret is with R& and most foreign companies in Nigeria have their R& offshore, so you as an employer is an instrument of implementing solutions, but where the solution came from will elude you even if you serve the company for 50yrs. Coca cola has bottling companies littered everywhere, who has the concentration formula of coca-cola even in those bottling companies? Again you have the issue of Patent to contend with while considering Technology transfer. It is not really a piece of cake. When you get the technology, you have the issue of raw materials to deal with, let me give you a few global examples. Till the US sanctioned Russia few years ago, all the rocket engines utilized in the US are all Russia made, the mighty US? can you beat that? The silicon Valley of the US is depending on 80% chinese raw materials surprised huh!! Adolf hitler got the E=MC2 formula before the US but guess who made the first Nuclear bomb? US because Germany had no access to plutonium even though he has the technology to enrish one, you see my friend, even the countries you are looking up to are actually looking up to each other, the real world doesn't run on the personal feelings of most Nigerians. 1 Like |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by jpphilips(m): 4:14pm On Aug 15, 2016 |
nabiz: Excellent!! step one, create a manufacturing atmosphere to guarantee competitive products outside Nigeria. 1 Like |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by jpphilips(m): 4:19pm On Aug 15, 2016 |
shadeyinka: it is easy to forget that oil that sustained us for over 40yrs was actually thought out and implemented by persons who had foresight, Low crude price does not mean that Nigeria failed from history, that is absolute hog wash. we only failed to educate people over the years, we bred a huge population of charlatans without reasoning ability, that seed was replicated in our leaders who led successive governments, don't forget that the politicians represent the quality of the people who make up the society. |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by MadamExcellency: 4:19pm On Aug 15, 2016 |
jpphilips: If you care to note, two of my husband's friends that worked in Engineering Department in one multinational firm in Nigeria that were recently disengaged just opened a Nail factory in Imo State. I saw them in the market distributing their products. They are now employers of Labour That is just one example, I have innumerable examples of technology transfer operational in Eastern Nigeria today. 1 Like |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by jpphilips(m): 4:26pm On Aug 15, 2016 |
plaetton: The bold part can only come from a banker, TSA is wrong because the government decided to remove its funds from the banks abi? What have the banks contributed to manufacturing since being in charge of the funds? You forget that banks are private businesses why should government funds be there in the first place? Abi na only banks dey do business in Nigeria? Don't you think that Ibeto and Dangote deserve to have government funds too? 1 Like |
Re: Failed Naira: Your Advice For The Federal Government by jpphilips(m): 4:28pm On Aug 15, 2016 |
plaetton: The bold part can only come from a banker, TSA is wrong because the government decided to remove its funds from the banks abi? What has the banks contributed to manufacturing since being in charge of the funds? You forget that banks are private businesses why should government funds be there in the first place? Abi na only banks dey do business in Nigeria? Don't you think that Ibeto and Dangote deserve to have government funds too? Banks should devise modalities to attract idle funds not depending on the governmnet, there is no country in the world where Government funds make money for banks while the real sectors decay, you guys should grow up and do real banking not whining about awoof money. |
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