fabulous4u:
Mr man stop been a tribalist and admit that gej has been fair to Lagos.
is that so hard to admit if you're not bias or do u need proofs?I have lots of em

geeez:

You've splashed your low intelligence and knowledge over the www

To start with, I will say, is that all?

Next, the $200m is a loan, which will be paid back on a project that isn't the FG's idea

Next the Lekki Port is an idea conceived by Lagos and powered by Lagos.

Next, there's no fast rail between Lagos and Ibadan and no one uses those dead tracks to move goods. The last I heard was that it takes one week to move goods from Lagos to Ibadan. Which serious business person will consider that means of transportation

The 3MB is an existing bridge and I'm on the bridge now and the lights aren't working. Every streetlight that comes on at night in Lagos powered by the LASG. I have an office in Apapa and the Apapa-Oshodi Expressway is still as horrible as ever, even worse

The refinery, which has not even commenced, is not the FG's idea

Once again I ask, what has the FG done?

fabulous4u:
Mr man stop been a tribalist and admit that gej has been fair to Lagos.
is that so hard to admit if you're not bias or do u need proofs?I have lots of em

geeez:

I've seen impressive and massive industrialization in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo and Osun with new factories springing up

I know a lot has to do with what the states are doing to attract investments

Have you wondered why these things aren't happening in Borno or Ebonyi (two different challenges, same results)

Kachi188: Not too long ago, we announced a new National Automobile Policy. I am happy to note that the policy is now attracting great interest in our country with the consequential benefit for job creation and savings for our nation. The announcement by the Nissan Corporation that it will be investing in our country by way of manufacturing its brand of cars in Nigeria is very heart warming. With the confirmation that Nigeria ranks fourth in the world as the fastest Return on Investment (RoI), I hereby call on other world class automobile manufacturers and other businesses to also begin their journey to establish factories in Nigeria as we have a well trained and hardworking work force, at home and abroad, ready to add value to the growth of businesses and our country. GEJ

Source; Goodluck Jonathan facebook page

https://m.facebook.com/jonathangoodluck?refid=52

idupaul: Jonathan is a dreamer if you think Nissan is going to open an assembly plant run with Generators then you must be Joking .

olabukola: Almost 300 views but 8 post. It seems Nigerians don't like good thing.

geeez:

You've splashed your low intelligence and knowledge over the www

To start with, I will say, is that all?

Next, the $200m is a loan, which will be paid back on a project that isn't the FG's idea

Next the Lekki Port is an idea conceived by Lagos and powered by Lagos.

Next, there's no fast rail between Lagos and Ibadan and no one uses those dead tracks to move goods. The last I heard was that it takes one week to move goods from Lagos to Ibadan. Which serious business person will consider that means of transportation

The 3MB is an existing bridge and I'm on the bridge now and the lights aren't working. Every streetlight that comes on at night in Lagos powered by the LASG. I have an office in Apapa and the Apapa-Oshodi Expressway is still as horrible as ever, even worse

The refinery, which has not even commenced, is not the FG's idea

Once again I ask, what has the FG done?

Duke_Nija:

Jonathan is a dreamer and you are a 'fuul' I'd rather be a dreamer, because dreams can come true!

israel007:


I bet you would have said the something about MTN before they came to Nigeria

ireti_land: Will these new Nissan cars be of the same international quality or of "Nigerian quality" for affordability? Check out how the sales price of those Nissan cars and count how many Nigerians will be able to afford them especially now that this Govt is helping to widen the gap between the (stealingly) rich and the (hardworking) poor.

If Nissan can't achieve its projected revenue to stay in business, they will fold up and go. It is true that Nigerians are importing a large volume of cars, but these are mostly +6yrs. This govt has a deficit of ideas -or as they say in other lands - the govt is "out of touch" with the ordinary Nigerian.

fabulous4u:
please read your post line by line,word for word and with full concentration and when you're done quietly step outside your house(if u have any),look to the sky and ask God ,please lord was I created to be this stupid and hopeless?
wasted soul

geeez:

And these are the reasons why Nissan is opening an assembly plant in Lagos and not Abuja?

And tell me which of these projects are complete or even started?

The only one that is complete was faulty even before commissioning

Lagos has done more for itself to ensure these investments keep coming in than the FG has

Every project listed do not in anyway critically impact investments

Lagos has rehabilitated several kilometers of federal roads and still counting

Lagos invests more in security than the FG does

These are the things that attract investment

olabukola: Almost 300 views but 8 post. It seems Nigerians don't like good thing.

geeez:

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koboko69: As long as we don't have power, good roads, refineries. I'm not interested in stories from GEJ! Thank you!

Mr president set your priorities right!!!!!

mankand: Another kangaroo project from a promise and fail leader. We are still waiting for the refineries before I forget.

In as much as the policy is a nice one, why not encourage indigenous car makers? Why not encourage the likes of Innoson by patronising them, urging nigerians to do the same.

Sometimes I think if our leaders think with their head or their anus. Yet some nigerians will come out bashing and bragging. What facilities have you prepared for them? When we are still experiencing epileptic electricity added to high crime rate causing unrest in the country.

Naija Don enter one chance

DeZoro: This is a good news for the Nigeria Economy. GEJ is really manifesting his educational attribute and intelligence. Nissan! here they come.

solomon111: The roads are being fixed everyday even APC will agree.
Power has been privitized and should yield dividends soonest.
New Refineries are coming on stream next year through private investments from dangote and indorama.
What else do you want?

solomon111: Those using electricity as an excuse are naive.
India suffers from power cuts just like Nigeria,but they're an industrial giant with various major indigenous car manufacturers.
Yes,we have to improve the quality of electricity,but that dosen't mean we should just fold our hands and wait until we have 24/7 electricity supply.
The various manufacturing companies like dangote and co have been able to create relatively cheap power for themselves through gas and other means.