| Re: Era Of Free, Easy Money Is Gone For Good – Buhari by internetpo(m): 1:05pm On Jul 14, 2016 |
olufrankfurt:
This is the time for those who have nothing to offer in the City to channel there energy in farming in there respektive villages and stop waiting for what your country will offer you rather than what you will offer your Land.
Nigeria is working on the foundation of New Nigeria, if you want to be part of the moving train, pls think of what to do to better your life.
There are millions of way to make a living in Nigeria if you are not a lazy one. Oga! even the farming self. Fulani herdsmen no gree us to farm o. Na so kill and destroy farms with their cattle them they do. So wetin we go do nah! 1 Like |
| Re: Era Of Free, Easy Money Is Gone For Good – Buhari by holaralph(m): 1:06pm On Jul 14, 2016 |
As for me and my house, here is our era of plenty and era of blessing in Jesus Christ name........... God shall supply my needs according to his Glory through his only begotten Son Jesus Christ, And I shall live in the midst of plenty in Jesus Christ Name............. It doesn't matter if some people are Pessimistic about their present Life But As for Me My Life is full of Milk and Honey.......... 1 Like |
| Re: Era Of Free, Easy Money Is Gone For Good – Buhari by Godwin616: 1:57pm On Jul 14, 2016 |
blueto:
But it has been about 13+ months since you have been elected president and why should you keep blaming the past govt for your present and foreseen failures?
The past govt was already diversifying the economy when the gullible zombies voted you in and you came and obliterated the good efforts by the previous govt.
through the comprehensive Agricultural Transformation Agenda program of the previous govt, they recorded many landmark achievements. Through agriculture they created thousands of jobs across the country. The provision of inputs in 10 Northern states enabled dry season farming; and profitably engaged over 250,000 farmers and youths even during the dry season.
Through the comprehensive Agricultural Transformation Agenda program, inflation fell to 7.8% in October 2013, its lowest since 2008, as a result of higher domestic food production.
they launched the Growth Enhancement Scheme to provide targeted support for seeds and fertilizers to 5 million farmersper year or 20 million farmers within fouryears. Through the scheme, they were providing subsidized inputs to farmers via an e-Wallet program. In fiscal year 2013, an estimated 4.2 million farmers received subsidized inputs. As a result, in 2013, they produced 1.1 million metric tonnes of dry season rice across 10 Northern states; and over 250,000 farmers and youths in these states are now profitably engaged in farming even during the dry season.
they launched Staple Crop Processing Zones to support investments in the entire agricultural value chain. there are significant private investment commitments from agribusiness ventures such as: Flour Mills of Nigeria, the Dangote Group, Syngenta, Indorama, AGCO, and Belstar Capital.
In 2012, 2.2 million metric tonnes of cassava chips were exported, exceedingthe Agricultural Transformation Agenda’s target by over 100%, while the 40% substitution of cassava for wheat has been achieved through research and collaboration with the IITA and Federal Institute for Industrial Research.Similarly, there has been a decline in wheat imports to Nigeria from an all-time high of 4,051,000 MT in 2010 to 3,700,000 MT in 2012.
About 200 women in Benue State were trained on how to make compost for farming and 360 farmers in the same state, were trained on climate change adaptability in agriculture. The environment and farming in Benue state got a boost from about 600 men and women in Benue state who participated in training on how to be environmentally better farmers.
they established community woodlots of 10 hectares each in Plateau and Kogi (10ha) states. they restored 10 hectares of degraded forest in Achareni Forest Reserves in Kogi state and rehabilitated 10 hectares degraded forest reserves in Niger state. the administration also launched Presidential Initiative on Coastal and River Bank protection on flood in Asa River (Kwara State). they established two skill acquisition centresto train people on the fabrication of solar -powered grinding machines in Kaiama and Baruten in Kwara State. and so on!
What policies has Buhari projected to diversify the economy? he is rather depriving private stakeholders of economic policy-making participation and turning Nigeria into a Socialist economy instead of a Mixed economy. Are we in a communist state?. In as much as one cannot dispute the fact that some positive achivements were made in Agric sector under GEJ administration, its quite unfortunate and sad that the magnitude of corruption that characterised GEJ administration has completely overshadowed the few positive achivements recorded. And the way things are going,PMB may use the whole tenure fighting corruption.I just pray the economic situation improves soonest or else there will be upsurge in crime cases across the country. |
| Re: Era Of Free, Easy Money Is Gone For Good – Buhari by anataala: 1:58pm On Jul 14, 2016 |
wailers una well-done, shine ur eyes no free money. shikenan legendte:
Good and you replaced it with era of nepotism. Clown! |
| Re: Era Of Free, Easy Money Is Gone For Good – Buhari by Nobody: 2:02pm On Jul 14, 2016 |
blueto:
But it has been about 13+ months since you have been elected president and why should you keep blaming the past govt for your present and foreseen failures?
The past govt was already diversifying the economy when the gullible zombies voted you in and you came and obliterated the good efforts by the previous govt.
through the comprehensive Agricultural Transformation Agenda program of the previous govt, they recorded many landmark achievements. Through agriculture they created thousands of jobs across the country. The provision of inputs in 10 Northern states enabled dry season farming; and profitably engaged over 250,000 farmers and youths even during the dry season.
Through the comprehensive Agricultural Transformation Agenda program, inflation fell to 7.8% in October 2013, its lowest since 2008, as a result of higher domestic food production.
they launched the Growth Enhancement Scheme to provide targeted support for seeds and fertilizers to 5 million farmersper year or 20 million farmers within fouryears. Through the scheme, they were providing subsidized inputs to farmers via an e-Wallet program. In fiscal year 2013, an estimated 4.2 million farmers received subsidized inputs. As a result, in 2013, they produced 1.1 million metric tonnes of dry season rice across 10 Northern states; and over 250,000 farmers and youths in these states are now profitably engaged in farming even during the dry season.
they launched Staple Crop Processing Zones to support investments in the entire agricultural value chain. there are significant private investment commitments from agribusiness ventures such as: Flour Mills of Nigeria, the Dangote Group, Syngenta, Indorama, AGCO, and Belstar Capital.
In 2012, 2.2 million metric tonnes of cassava chips were exported, exceedingthe Agricultural Transformation Agenda’s target by over 100%, while the 40% substitution of cassava for wheat has been achieved through research and collaboration with the IITA and Federal Institute for Industrial Research.Similarly, there has been a decline in wheat imports to Nigeria from an all-time high of 4,051,000 MT in 2010 to 3,700,000 MT in 2012.
About 200 women in Benue State were trained on how to make compost for farming and 360 farmers in the same state, were trained on climate change adaptability in agriculture. The environment and farming in Benue state got a boost from about 600 men and women in Benue state who participated in training on how to be environmentally better farmers.
they established community woodlots of 10 hectares each in Plateau and Kogi (10ha) states. they restored 10 hectares of degraded forest in Achareni Forest Reserves in Kogi state and rehabilitated 10 hectares degraded forest reserves in Niger state. the administration also launched Presidential Initiative on Coastal and River Bank protection on flood in Asa River (Kwara State). they established two skill acquisition centresto train people on the fabrication of solar -powered grinding machines in Kaiama and Baruten in Kwara State. and so on!
What policies has Buhari projected to diversify the economy? he is rather depriving private stakeholders of economic policy-making participation and turning Nigeria into a Socialist economy instead of a Mixed economy. Are we in a communist state?. fool 1 Like |
| Re: Era Of Free, Easy Money Is Gone For Good – Buhari by Kompressor: 3:00pm On Jul 14, 2016 |
Coldfeets:
You are a goat.
If at this your old age, you still don't realize that corruption is the reason why all those inimical problems you mentioned still exist in this country even so many years after 'independence', then I'm afraid to say it, but you are a fool forever!!!
Keep looking for whom to blame for your problems.
You are asking me how much is fuel and if I'm getting steady electricity as it to say na today nyash begin dey for back
Mtcheeewwww  Oh, the small minded individual cannot answer a simple set of questions. When you eventually realise how stupid you have been it might be too late... Shalom! 1 Like |
| Re: Era Of Free, Easy Money Is Gone For Good – Buhari by vivavik(f): 3:37pm On Jul 14, 2016 |
I'm a great fan of urs, but mehn make the economy better and no one will look for easy money. Respect sir. |
| Re: Era Of Free, Easy Money Is Gone For Good – Buhari by nkechiben(f): 4:31pm On Jul 14, 2016 |
E do tey wey we dey hear am. So wetin una don do with the money wey una dey claim say una don recover. Una we no corrupt wetin una don achieve since wen una don enter power. Una own don worst pass other people dia own. Government wey people don dey exchange dia children for food. Make una complete una 8 yrs comot for dere make we see road abeg. |
| Re: Era Of Free, Easy Money Is Gone For Good – Buhari by stevedre: 8:04pm On Jul 14, 2016 |
You have spoken well. Now I ask, if it ever comes to pass that all the looted funds are recovered what next? Will it amount to time wasted or can they possibly buy back the collapsed/loss of bussinesses, jobs and other sufferings of the masses accumulated during the period of fallen/harsh economy created by the current government in its adventures of fighting corruption. blueto:
But it has been about 13+ months since you have been elected president and why should you keep blaming the past govt for your present and foreseen failures?
The past govt was already diversifying the economy when the gullible zombies voted you in and you came and obliterated the good efforts by the previous govt.
through the comprehensive Agricultural Transformation Agenda program of the previous govt, they recorded many landmark achievements. Through agriculture they created thousands of jobs across the country. The provision of inputs in 10 Northern states enabled dry season farming; and profitably engaged over 250,000 farmers and youths even during the dry season.
Through the comprehensive Agricultural Transformation Agenda program, inflation fell to 7.8% in October 2013, its lowest since 2008, as a result of higher domestic food production.
they launched the Growth Enhancement Scheme to provide targeted support for seeds and fertilizers to 5 million farmersper year or 20 million farmers within fouryears. Through the scheme, they were providing subsidized inputs to farmers via an e-Wallet program. In fiscal year 2013, an estimated 4.2 million farmers received subsidized inputs. As a result, in 2013, they produced 1.1 million metric tonnes of dry season rice across 10 Northern states; and over 250,000 farmers and youths in these states are now profitably engaged in farming even during the dry season.
they launched Staple Crop Processing Zones to support investments in the entire agricultural value chain. there are significant private investment commitments from agribusiness ventures such as: Flour Mills of Nigeria, the Dangote Group, Syngenta, Indorama, AGCO, and Belstar Capital.
In 2012, 2.2 million metric tonnes of cassava chips were exported, exceedingthe Agricultural Transformation Agenda’s target by over 100%, while the 40% substitution of cassava for wheat has been achieved through research and collaboration with the IITA and Federal Institute for Industrial Research.Similarly, there has been a decline in wheat imports to Nigeria from an all-time high of 4,051,000 MT in 2010 to 3,700,000 MT in 2012.
About 200 women in Benue State were trained on how to make compost for farming and 360 farmers in the same state, were trained on climate change adaptability in agriculture. The environment and farming in Benue state got a boost from about 600 men and women in Benue state who participated in training on how to be environmentally better farmers.
they established community woodlots of 10 hectares each in Plateau and Kogi (10ha) states. they restored 10 hectares of degraded forest in Achareni Forest Reserves in Kogi state and rehabilitated 10 hectares degraded forest reserves in Niger state. the administration also launched Presidential Initiative on Coastal and River Bank protection on flood in Asa River (Kwara State). they established two skill acquisition centresto train people on the fabrication of solar -powered grinding machines in Kaiama and Baruten in Kwara State. and so on!
What policies has Buhari projected to diversify the economy? he is rather depriving private stakeholders of economic policy-making participation and turning Nigeria into a Socialist economy instead of a Mixed economy. Are we in a communist state?. |
| Re: Era Of Free, Easy Money Is Gone For Good – Buhari by sabi99(m): 9:43pm On Jul 14, 2016 |
Mr presido, the wanderlust habit has so much eaten ur bone marrow that u can no longer make a good comment from ur gob.....ur have replaced the era of making money with hunger, nepotism, egoism, wanderlust not to mention but a few |
| Re: Era Of Free, Easy Money Is Gone For Good – Buhari by bashydemy(m): 1:34am On Jul 15, 2016 |
Jazzman44:
My friend please stop deceiving yourself and gulible people
If you say the war against book haram why is the president in zamfara to open a new army barrack with over 1thousand solder deployed there already? Why is the sambisa still being bombaded? Why are the Chibok girls still a mirage?
The fact that book haram activities are no longer publizised by the midia which was and is controlled by the APC does nt mean they are not carrying out attacks jus that the govt is spinning all news to suit its agenda So because a new barrack was commission means it's cos of Boko Haram? you need to be enlightened. Almost all the sates in Nigeria have an Army Barrack maybe Bayelsa does not have one.. About Boko Haram and Sambisa, When last did you hear about bombing in the North East or Sambisa forest.. Be honest with yourself. |
