Baawaa:
Fact, though it sound childish

tonyfrenzy:
Hmmm, a good layman explanation.

But the cabals who make 650% are the importers, the wealthy,
the politicians and the people in power . We masses are the real
sufferers not any of those guys or their children.

People who import generators of all sort will do all things to
sabotage any stable electricity in Nigeria. Everything still boils
[size=18pt]down to corruption.[/size]

TeOwl:
N30 bullet yes, but what of the man-hours he used to hunt the animal? I hope you know that going into the bush/forest to hunt for 3 - 5 hours also has a monetary value? Factor that in also...

kalus02:


And its impossible to sell a big antelope 4 N1000. A big antelope should be costing from 10K up

donsteady:
Nigerian problem is like man with seven wives, he has no money to cater for their financial needs and no strigent to satisfy their sexual desire. He keep promising change.

ednut1:
mama ngozi is a witch, d day u try to outsmart her she will finish u. ask Ghadafi, Sadam, Mugabe, Buhari(1985), Nkrumah and odas wat mama did to dem

mikolo80:
then why do you keep voting for them

moshino:



I have no idea what you're rambling about. But the OP was attempting an analysis using deductive reasoning, but the premise of the OP's analysis is flawed, and not comprehensive. Hence, OP's entire thesis becomes questionable. It's like getting an answer right, without correctly showing how you arrived at the answer. The OP could have just summarized what he/she was trying to say, without using pedestrian analysis.

Baawaa:
Fact, though it sound childish

churchmind:
before now u could not conceive any meaning full idea only to come out here n spill trash.enough of dat beclouded theoretical brainwashed state at which ur local alma has tried to package.

omohayek:


Two people of sub-normal intellect see eye to eye. What a surprise!

greenmonk:
so there is no content of human capital and training associated with the hunter.
You are also ditorting the import of the analogy.
The hunter would have made a better economic sense to make his wife prepare the pepper soup. When are we really going to face reality and build our econemy instead of looking finished products from other lands?

pacino26:
Spot on. If you get to they office off the DPR to initiate process to set up a refinery they'd give you the paper criteria but to get approval is the real issue. My time in 2013 working seriously on setting up a refinery with some patrons made me realise that Nigeria isn't ready for the word 'PROGRESS'

We keep fooling ourselves, you don't have power CCGP will need to be imported asking with all accessories, steel for interconnecting piping needs to be imported, to make roads heavy earth moving equipment needs to be imported. To set Nigeria on the path of industrialization will take another ten yrs.

As far as I am concerned, there's no proactive plan in place.

Baawaa:
Fact, though it sound childish

moshino:


I have no idea what you're talking about, your attempt at making sense or sounding intelligent failed woefully. I cannot waste anymore second on you, good luck with your evolution!

tonyfrenzy:


JAMB question. But why not?
Is everybody in Nigeria all bad?

If u fail to vote for who you think can do it,
others vote will vote against him/her.

pacino26:


Yea true, but the cost of change. Especially proactive planning can be very expensive.

Case study;

I hail from one of the privileged towns in Enugu where a thing man can make two million selling a plot or less with more property lying in waste. Since August 2015 after series of talks before then I had to retire early from my active job to organise and set up a youth progressive. It is still a work in progress, months down the line I am still dealing with elections and inauguration. I have a youth empowerment scheme in place projected at having 30persons trained in six months with more on various start up businesses. From experience it had not been easy implementing this change but then in ten yrs time I'll have an average of 30 independent millionaires ages within 40yrs. That's planning and not waiting till they all exhaust their properties.

Nigeria as a country politically have been left to bureaucrats and ignorant autocrats the real technocrats are sidelined in policy making and decision taking so the events of today represents a culmination of all past errors.

I'll wake up the youths someday.

Acidosis:
I want to believe the pepper soup seller didn't prepare the meat under a roofless home with urine, poo, sand and paper.

I want to believe those buying our oil aren't refining with magic, wave and the expertise of new born babies.

The Question we should be asking is: is it profitable and cost-effective to refine our oil?

Would you buy 'Agbo' (herbal medicine) at N500/bottle when a tablet of paracetamol (made in Indian) costs only N20, just because you want to patronize your local medicine sellers in Nigeria?

If the business environment in Nigeria is favourable, everything including refineries would work effortlessly and profitably. Which of these refining machineries do you manufacture in Nigeria? How many Nigerian engineers can operate and run a refinery? lol, most of these things/expertise would still be imported (expensive), so why are we f00ling ourselves?

Until our business environment and knowledge is enhanced, some things would remain cheaper when imported.

Your analogy is not comprehensive reason being that the hunter has no choice! He cannot prepare pepper soup, so if he must prepare one, he has to pay to learn how to prepare pepper soup. The question is, is he ready to learn? at what cost? N10,000? Are you sure he won't go back to beg the woman after paying N10,000 for training?

Do Nigerian engineers travel out for training? Yes. At what cost? Billions! Why do we still run to beg the trainers (white men) to come run our refineries? Our flyovers? At what cost?

The hunter killed the animal with a cheap bullet (that's profit), but the woman can't! Don't you think the pepper soup seller ought to have killed the same animal to increase her profit margin?

This issue of refinery has been going on for long but Nigerians need to know the truth. Running a refinery is not a child's play. Until we develop our knowledge bank, Nigeria will continue to import everything till Christ come!

Before we build refineries, let's learn to make competitive match sticks. Its N5 per box all the way from China. How many Nigerians can produce such and sell at N3 per box? NONE! Why? We cannot make the machine that makes match sticks.

islandmoon:
in fact! Nigeria didn't kill the animal, she only owns the forest where these animal lives, he then went to invite foreign hunters (expertrates) to kill it, it was even the foreign hunters that tells them the number of animal and the weight of the animal they killed.

samx4real:




You are a blessing to your generation... So keep up d good job! That is really how to implement change!




The lord is your strength!!!

EgunMogaji:


Or a single droopy armed troglodyte crass common denominator that is outed. What a complete shock!