Sweetguy25:
Employers of labour and captains of industry are voting for GEJ, while jobless idìots are voting for Buhari.

Flets:
How do we avoid the impending dangers to Nigeria’s economy and existence under a Buhari presidency? We must need to face reality as there is no magic in governance. Extremely hard times lies ahead for this country if Buhari ever emerges victorious.

How do you explain to a Niger Deltan that despite GEJ's achievements in almost all sectors, roads, bridges, railways, agriculture, automobile, alamajiri schools, new universities, fertilizer and ghost worker scam elimination, freedom of press, FOI, free and fair elections, power sector. .........etc, he is still booted out.

What will stop the creeks from going haywire again? Buhari will send the troops to the creeks and together they will set the oil facilities ablaze.
OBJ's use of JTF force could not help as no Oil producing company will risk producing crude and killing staff in a volatile region. GEJ under Yaradua had to get down to the creeks to to talk to these boys and effect the amnesty program because they found him as a representation in government.

It will be impossible to convince a ND minority albeit a militant that their own was not persecuted out of office. And that will be the theme of their new struggle. The long term solution to this mess is implementing the Confab report and enthroning true federalism.

A lot of opportunities are springing up around Africa and the IOCs are already geared towards investing in these newer and saner climes than invest in an unstable Niger delta . And while these troubles persists, the oil producing companies will simply withdraw their personnel from the volatile region and all foreign investments will seize in all sectors.

Unfortunately, even if the Nigerian troops kill 90% of the militants, it will take just one militant, a dynamite and just one strategic location along the multi- kilometer trunk lines to continue to wreck havoc to the Nigerian economy.

Fast forward to 2019, if we remain one country and without a civil war,, we will be an economic wreck with no allocations and salaries, no capital projects, no hope with dollar exchanging for 400 naira and we are worse off than we were in 2015.

Cos the truth is that without crude proceeds for now, Nigeria is finished.

And then, we'll be screaming another 'Change' because we would have learnt a bitter lesson in the hands of the Fulanis, Tinubu and Saraki.And then we will ask.... Why were we this silly?

And before you quote me, make sure you outline in clear terms how you or Buhari will avert this obvious calamity staring us in the face
Only last week, they creek boys seem to have resumed activities by kidnapping at Yoho facility operated by Exxonmobil and have shut in 80KBD already. Are we ready for this for the next 4 years?

The entire world stands to benefit from a crisis in the Niger delta. Its not a coincidence that USA who abandoned us at the height of bokoharam is busy shouting for change in govt . Crises in the ND will reduce supply of crude to the Oil market and that would drive up the price of crude for producing countries.... But at Nigeria's expense.

Is Buhari is any way a better Democratic president than GEJ? Is this risk worth it?

Nigerians.... Be Warned!!!

ShowYourCertificate:
More and more endorsements. Jonathan is certainly cruising into victory.

Buhari is a failure. Aside from losing this election. He will also be convicted in court for perjury. Let's wait for today's judgement.

#NeverAgain #ForwardEver #GEJWinsIt #BuhariShowYourCertificate

Sweetguy25:
Employers of labour and captains of industry are voting for GEJ, while jobless idìots are voting for Buhari.

Truckpusher:
How can I be running after a grandpa who truncated our first democracy when I have the person of Doctor Goodluck Ebele Jonathan with his onward transformation agenda .


Jonathan till 2019.

Buhari and his bunch of brooms carrying blood sucking demons has no place in the new Nigeria ,they should be preparing for their funeral.

After ruling my parents with an iron fist ,you want to determine the future of my unborn kids.......tufiakwa!

Sweetguy25:
Employers of labour and captains of industry are voting for GEJ, while jobless idìots are voting for Buhari.

Flets:
How do we avoid the impending dangers to Nigeria’s economy and existence under a Buhari presidency? We must need to face reality as there is no magic in governance. Extremely hard times lies ahead for this country if Buhari ever emerges victorious.

How do you explain to a Niger Deltan that despite GEJ's achievements in almost all sectors, roads, bridges, railways, agriculture, automobile, alamajiri schools, new universities, fertilizer and ghost worker scam elimination, freedom of press, FOI, free and fair elections, power sector. .........etc, he is still booted out.

What will stop the creeks from going haywire again? Buhari will send the troops to the creeks and together they will set the oil facilities ablaze.
OBJ's use of JTF force could not help as no Oil producing company will risk producing crude and killing staff in a volatile region. GEJ under Yaradua had to get down to the creeks to to talk to these boys and effect the amnesty program because they found him as a representation in government.

It will be impossible to convince a ND minority albeit a militant that their own was not persecuted out of office. And that will be the theme of their new struggle. The long term solution to this mess is implementing the Confab report and enthroning true federalism.

A lot of opportunities are springing up around Africa and the IOCs are already geared towards investing in these newer and saner climes than invest in an unstable Niger delta . And while these troubles persists, the oil producing companies will simply withdraw their personnel from the volatile region and all foreign investments will seize in all sectors.

Unfortunately, even if the Nigerian troops kill 90% of the militants, it will take just one militant, a dynamite and just one strategic location along the multi- kilometer trunk lines to continue to wreck havoc to the Nigerian economy.

Fast forward to 2019, if we remain one country and without a civil war,, we will be an economic wreck with no allocations and salaries, no capital projects, no hope with dollar exchanging for 400 naira and we are worse off than we were in 2015.

Cos the truth is that without crude proceeds for now, Nigeria is finished.

And then, we'll be screaming another 'Change' because we would have learnt a bitter lesson in the hands of the Fulanis, Tinubu and Saraki.And then we will ask.... Why were we this silly?

And before you quote me, make sure you outline in clear terms how you or Buhari will avert this obvious calamity staring us in the face
Only last week, they creek boys seem to have resumed activities by kidnapping at Yoho facility operated by Exxonmobil and have shut in 80KBD already. Are we ready for this for the next 4 years?

The entire world stands to benefit from a crisis in the Niger delta. Its not a coincidence that USA who abandoned us at the height of bokoharam is busy shouting for change in govt . Crises in the ND will reduce supply of crude to the Oil market and that would drive up the price of crude for producing countries.... But at Nigeria's expense.

Is Buhari is any way a better Democratic president than GEJ? Is this risk worth it?

Nigerians.... Be Warned!!!

50calibre:


Retar*d!! Transformation to what? Bad to worse?

Do you really believe this shyte coming out of your mouth?

Truckpusher:
Look at this PVCless soul.

Boy, shut up your trap,you don't live in Nigeria and you can't vote ,so who da hell are you to talk when real patriotic Nigerians are talking?

50calibre:


Fuc*k you!! I'm as Nigerian as any other Nigerian. The fact I can't vote doesn't mean I shouldn't have an interest in the affairs of Nigeria

I just wonder why the likes of you are allowed to keep pulling the country backwards.

justi4jesu:
GEJ is Unopposed ...No fighting plzzz

Swiftboy:
Am so happy you are one of the people endorsing President Goodluck and as such am confident in myself for making such a brilliant decision to vote for transformation against all odds. GEJ till 2019!

50calibre:


Bleating retar*d!! Your statement here is further proof that the average Nigerian is inherently stupi*d.

I'm sure you thought this was a reasonable statement right? "Employers of labour & captains of industry are voting Jonathan while jobless idiots are voting Buhari " so in essence, Jonathan's government is only for the rich, the top 1%, what about the remaining 99% or your so called "jobless idiots" who make up the larger population, don't they count? How is this a symbol of good government?

Your ignorance is sickening!!!

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Sweetguy25:


One of the jobless idiots I talked about is here. LMAO



I can't involve myself with you because you are a fooool! You must have licked you father's sémen while you were a toddler. You are a well rounded orthopedic and unnecessary imbecilé.

50calibre:


Lol of course you live up to my expectation. I'm guessing the 25 at the end of your moniker is your age. For a guy of 25, you sound incredibly retar*ded, more a like a 25 year old with a mental age of an 11 year old boy.

Your reasoning has been impeded by your stu*pidity, else a quick check of my profile should have revealed I'm not one of you impoverished louts.

So let me ask you again, was your previous comment sensible? This time around, come back with something meaningful, not juvenile invectives.

Sweetguy25:


No. I'm 24 you punk! I'm not a faaggot like you and I don't have any urges to start looking at male profiles.

My previous comment was sensible to a sensible human being.

This administration has done very well to attract investment, promote entrepreneurship and business growth in the country for the past four years. The cardinal problem that the administration faces is that a vast majority of Nigerians (including idiiotts like you) are ignorant of what to do with the vast opportunities created by this administration.

Foreigners come to our country, invest their money their money and take their profits back home, while stuppidd Nigerians like you wait for the government to breastfeed them.

I'm a management consultant so I know what i am saying. Now run along

bushdoc9919:
Season of endorsemantations

But if they must endorse GEJ...then they have to as well tell him the truth...since they are from the corporate world.

Our oil dependency is weakening our economy.... [size=17] and the solution is not another resource dependency in the form of agriculture or solid minerals. [/size]

Our solution lies in developing an innovation industrial based economy....which would benefit them corporates.(Because the drop in oil prices is making them corporates spend more money on business....money they do not have).

So....Nigeria must get off oil.

Same goes for any corporate sponsor of GMB....better tell him the same thing.

Oil is a curse.

50calibre:


Your reasoning is too poor for a guy of 24, with failures like you being churned out annually by sub-standard Nigerian universities, the future of that country appears bleak at best.

Wherever I come across moronic statements like yours, I check out the profile to understand the mind of the moro*n who made the statement.

Nigeria's population alone, naturally makes it a very attractive destination for foreign investment, thats a given so stop talking shi*t. As a matter of fact the Jonathan administration could attract even more investment by addressing basic security & electricity concerns.

Now can you tell me what the government has done to promote entrepreneurship and business growth? Can you also tell me what these vast opportunities created by the administration are because last I checked, majority of Nigerian graduates are unemployed.

What I find most funny is your statement about foreigners coming to invest in the country & then taking their profits home hahahaha so you've unwittingly admitted that the Jonathan administration is incapable of protecting the interests of its citizens.

It's the governments responsibility to ensure that foreign cooperations give back adequately to the society in which they operate by paying corporate taxes and creating employment, whatever profits are left, they're allowed to take anywhere, same thing anywhere in the world. So you don't see your government's failure in allowing these foreign business circumvent the system?

You're a failure!! A quack management consultant who much like his president, is out of touch with reality & common sense. I won't consult you on how to manage anything, not even my toilet.

RebelChip:
Buhari will cry again..... I want to use this opportunity and plead on all Nigerian soldiers to be alert on election day. Most of these Niggahs are terrorists.

[size=32pt]IF YOU HEAR CHANGE; SHOOT![/size]

Sweetguy25:


No. I'm 24 you punk! I'm not a faaggot like you and I don't have any urges to start looking at male profiles.

My previous comment was sensible to a sensible human being.

This administration has done very well to attract investment, promote entrepreneurship and business growth in the country for the past four years. The cardinal problem that the administration faces is that a vast majority of Nigerians (including idiiotts like you) are ignorant of what to do with the vast opportunities created by this administration.

Foreigners come to our country, invest their money their money and take their profits back home, while stuppidd Nigerians like you wait for the government to breastfeed them.

I'm a management consultant so I know what i am saying. Now run along

Sweetguy25:


Dude, you're not on my level.

Nigeria's high population doesn't directly translate or make it an investment heaven for foreign or local investors.
Commercial and market risk in Nigeria is very very high to most foreign investors.
Investments are flowing into the country on a monthly basis but not on visible sectors of the economy.
The security issue is barely a problem because it is situated in the northern part of the country. The north has always been an unbankable zone and will always lack FDI when compared with the south due to the high poverty and illiteracy levels.
Electricity is an issue and the government is fixing it squarely. We are bound to get constant power in the about two to three years from now.
Although electricity is important and critical in ensuring efficient business operations, commercial and market risk is still the most important factor that decides if an investor will get returns or not.
Several countries have electricity in constant supply but lack FDI.

The government of GEJ has ensured the funds are readily available to entrepreneurs and small businesses all over the country. This is the first time in the history of Nigeria we are witnessing this avalanche of available funds for startup businesses.
I can't start to tell you the numerous opportunities available to discerning entrepreneurs and small businesses in the country. They will be like pearls before swine.
The primary duty of a government in a developing country like Nigeria is to seek for FDI and collect taxes.

Dude, you're probably still a teenager judging from your ignorant comments.

I can school you in business. You don't need to consult with me because you're totally bereft of positive ideas on how to uplift your wretched soul.
I'm a BOI certified BDS provider and I've developed over 20 successful and implemented business plans since the past two years.
I've worked with banks and hundreds of business in the country. I'm the next big thing in Nigerian business. You should see it as a privilege that I'm exchanging words with you.

400billionman:


Sir, the bolded comment is a big goof. There is nothing like industrialisation without agriculture and solid minerals. There are a lot of countries in Africa right now that their main source of foreign exchange earnings is from agriculture just like the Nigerian situation before oil was discovered.

Let me put it to you that industrialization is agriculture and solid mineral based basically in the provision of RAW MATERIALS for industries.

For example, the major raw material for the production of CEMENT is LIMESTONE.. Where would Dangote conglomerate be without limestone mining in Nigeria ?

The second major component in the construction industry after cement is IRON RODS. Iron is mined from Iron ore deposits. We have Tin, Bauxite, Columbite. At this juncture, I will say we need technologies to utilize these minerals in industrial production rather than export them.

If I start mentioning the number of finished goods whose raw materials are sourced from agriculture, we won't leave here. Have you forgotten Cocoa, Cotton, Groundnut ? Industrialization can never happen in the absense of Mining and Agriculture unless we are just importing semi knocked down parts of different machines and vehicles and putting them together (Assembly) to run our economy. And still import vegetable oil and beverages. Nigeria still has a lot to do in the area of mining and agriculture.

We are not yet sufficient in food production and you are saying this.

50calibre:



Lol you're right, I'm not on your level, I'm way above your level.

@ the bolded, can you tell me how the Jonathan administration has made funds available for small businesses. I'm really not into phantom claims, neither do I fall for them so Im going to need statistics of how many businesses were funded in 2014, and how.

Look you're not debating with some teenager here, you're debating with someone far above your station in every respect, get that clear. I'm more science inclined but my knowledge/experience of business & basic realities trumps whatever you may have acquired in failed Nigerian Universities. Now as much as I agree you make a bit of sense in your last comment, you tarnish everything by mixing reality with fantasy. Figments of your imagination don't impress me.

You claim to be 24, yet you have the boldness to claim to have successfully developed & implemented over 20 business plans in the last 2 years.... An obvious lie as if that was the case you'd should be the Nigerian Warren Buffet.

You don't sound smart, pragmatic or realistic enough to be able to successfully develop & implement a single viable business plan, let alone 20, at best you're just a secretary or a desk clark, that's your glass ceiling.

I guess you were certified by the BOI (Board of Ignoramuses) because you're truly a worthy candidate.

bushdoc9919:


What i actually meant was that the solution was not in the sale of agric products to international buyers and sharing the money.