totit:



Loolz
Yimu you.

Haven't you realised that we are in this recession as a result of that? Now,tell me what's happening now, diversification isn't it?
Sooner or later that was going to happen anywhere. So what's the future and how are those importers and exporters going to survive now or in years to come?



I pity una.
Una better embark on local production that's backed and base on local raw material

Cheii you still don't get ni

1 love o

DozieInc:


To answer your first question.

Gov't policies over the years killed off local industries like flies, to an extent foreign goods became cheaper with more quality than its local rival, due to the diff in cost of production.

your second question.

diversification really??
Can you show me any concrete gov't policy to back up your claim?
Aba, Nnewi, Owerri and Onitsha have been striving outside the oil sector.

your third question.

These people have always shown understanding of the times and trend, so chill.


your forth paragraph is the only sensible thing you have posted so far, So you now realise who pays for the extra cost of the TRADER'S IMPORTS??

AnambraDota:
I think for North recession started wayback ago.
Its between the South but I think South South is feeling the recession most followed by SouthWest.
I have been to virually all the major cities and towns in these aforementioned regions and know how their youths behave.

The only saving grace for the SW in this time of recession is their hardworking women and young girls but if its their youths they are long gone.

In South South, Edo women work hard like Yorubawomen aswell and help families stay out of poverty but the mentality of youths SS leave much to be desired. Ikwerre youths and their women are bunch of undesirable elements.

Whether North North or North South, North doesn't count because its only a toad that jumped from its knees and still land on its knees

trapQ:
Your thought process is poor. So people demanding for total control of their resources makes them lazy? I don't understand you. I see you're from Anambra. Well tell your governor to start sharing anambra rice free to all the citizens of the federation.

Per the ikwerre issue, is it your problem? Isnt Lagos Omo onile worse off than the ikwerre boys? You're saying this crap cuz SE has nothing other regions benefit from.

abokibuhari:
prior to when this ani mal of a president called buhari entered, my neighbors would buy rams everywhere, in the morning of sallah they would drink and merry. today, not a single soul bought even egufe and that's the work of change, many of them dropped their kids from private to public schools, some are selling peanuts at roadsides. these are people that faired well when Jonathan was in charge but they followed tinubu who exchanged their stars for party leader position. they would suffer and scream for help, the other day one was begging me for #200 to eat and that old man voted for change. the change has begun with full speed and it might take their life away hahahaha

mrvitalis:
Bro stop lying

kettle84:
for your information, Imo and Abia are oil producing states and Nigeria benefit from that.

Ikwere people are the reason many southeasterns refuse to invest in Port Harcourt .

trapQ:
With 1% oil right? How many oil companies are in those states you mentioned? Listen, what ikwerre boys do happens all over the federation.. Also its very wrong to tag NDs as lazy simply because they demand to discontinue feeding the nation. This system of government is worse than broad day light robbery.

trapQ:
Your thought process is poor. So people demanding for total control of their resources makes them lazy? I don't understand you. I see you're from Anambra. Well tell your governor to start sharing anambra rice free to all the citizens of the federation.

Per the ikwerre issue, is it your problem? Isnt Lagos Omo onile worse off than the ikwerre boys? You're saying this crap cuz SE has nothing other regions benefit from.

AnambraDota:


Yes am from Anambra, barring Cross Riverians and Akwa Ibom the entire South South is a mess.
I don't generalize or judge a group of people with the act of an individual but am 100% right on Ikwerre folks.
You don't see their men or women in the banking, oil, insurance, manufacturing, ICT, real estate, trade and commerce, agriculture industries etc. Once you leave Port Harcourt City the presence of Ikwerre people fizzzle out.
They sell the highest number of tickets and stickers in the history of mankind and block major roads sitting on benches.

I have been to the UAE, Ghana and Oman, in these countries I will met like atleast an idoma, efik or an edo man hustling, countless Igbos, yorubas and some hausas but no Ikwerre person.

South South is the worst region in Nigeria barring Akwa Ibom and Cross River

totit:



O really?

I didn't even mention names or region.

But, anywhere bros the reality is there, staring on your face.

90% of igbos are into trading,import and export,and yes those aba boys where do you think they get their raw materials from? Even raw tyres, China countefeit,meleesinnn,wears materials, et al -Where?

Abeg me I don talk my own

InyinyaAgbaOku:

90% of Igbos into import, export, trading?
Seriously, why are yorubas this ignorant and brandishing it?
That Igbos dominate that line doesn't mean that's all they do.
Are Igbos that few in number?
Who even bears the brunt of import/export gone bad if not the consumers like you?

totit:


Looolz
Bros no be fight o
Just making my point clear to you ke

Only sensible you said,and you replied the rest of questions?

Abeg no vex me o.

Now, back to the matter.

• This isn't about fact as sooner or later Nigerians and nigeria would be force to look inward and deal with termites that's been eating up her economy : over dependent on importation on foreign products et al

Bro, no country, I repeat can survive on importation. Nigeria economy is in recession today all thanks to importation and over dependent on foreign products.

Yes,we are being forced to diversify mind you its in progress though but we will get there.
As it is both Exporter and importer are the worst hit as far as the recession is concern.

totit:


Why do you people get too emotional and bear anger while trying to express yourself on the platform-do you have anger issue ni?

Let's assume I was wrong with my number.
But, hey, listen majority of una will be affected directly or indirectly because one way or the other una life dependent on buying and selling.

Let's take for instance those aba boys,innoson, anambra men? Where and how do they solicit the raw materials that they use to produce these shoes, wears et al?
Anambra men nko? Car importation, buying and selling chinko phones?

Another case are Alaba boys, computer village boys,catangua boys, et al? Now tell me, isn't it obvious that majority of una are into trading-buying and settling?

Not forgetting those gala, clippers, slippers, pencil et al sellers on the street?
I lie

InyinyaAgbaOku:


Igbos are still the highest owners of indigenous industries, so what's your point?
No country survives on importation?
So, who made policies that favored importation more?
The last time I checked, there hasn't been any igbo president in a long while, so Dafuq did northern and yoruba presidents been doing with our economy all this while?
You must be clueless to think you as the end consumer is not one that will bear the brunt of high prices.
No be how much u buy you go sell? Does a man that imports sanitary pads use them?