Candybob:


The difficulties involved in the registration of business and ease of commerce are as a result of the inefficiencies of the many agencies (usually federal) constituting themselves into nuisance in the name of regulation.

The Decentralization matters because these decisions should be taken and executed at state level, subject to state made laws. As long as the centre is cooking for everybody we are always going to complain about what they cooked. Let everybody cook for himself.

Decentralization is not always about oil. But making the system work more productively.

1. Ease of doing business is not about region or central. It is simply a process review and re-set. There can be unnecessary bureaucracies even at state level. Lagos state just streamlined and had an ease of doing business policies and process in the power sector under Fashola's regime. This was imperative when Lagos state looked inwards and saw that it's internal processes was mitigating against investors doing businesses and NOT about tribes or not in Lagos. Today, check any data, Lagos state is about the first stop for most investors.......This is what the FG is trying to do with the new policy

2. Registration of business is not about decision making at the point of registration in this context. It is about fluidity in the process, to the extent that all regulatory requirements can be sought and most likely fulfilled within the shortest possible time. Even if you have regional system, there are things that will be within the remit of the FG, as such, the target business will still need to go back to the FG. I hope you know that CAC cannot be a regional organisation, so the regional argument should not even come in

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Decentralization is not always about oil. But making the system work more productively.

Really!!! then why are you and I in argument.....you better tell that to your friend that needs the education, yet you're defending him

wink2015:
.......... The idea of sharing the oil and gas money of the good people of the Niger must stop.

seguno2:


Six decades ago, primary school was free and compulsory in the Western region under Awo. It was an offence not to send children to school and our region progressed magnificently.
China also has free and compulsory education despite its huge population of over 1 billion.

http://www.china.org.cn/english/education/184879.htm

Any society that wants to make progress must find the means to educate all its children.
There is no short cut.

1. You are not saying anything new or what we don't know about. Reality is do we have "Free" and "Compulsory" education as Law in Nigeria today? No. Until then, the govt can only work within the limit of the current laws and encourage parents to send their kids to school

bossrillboss:
..u no dey taya ni

@Eleniyan155........
He has opted to another zone after being fraud, I may not be quite sure but it seems that he was one of the Fraudsters, here is my prayers for them all.

1 náírà earned out of fraudulent, shall brings to the culprits everlasting agony right from their generation and generations to come, they will be graduating from one calamity to another there will not be respite in their life till they end up in total extinction.

Those thinking of one way or the other now to dupe their fellow beings shall not prosper they shall be cut and put to death in whatever means, naturally or artificially and worth already accumulated from dubious means shall vanish with the culprit life and there will no be remedies for these curse I placed on them.

Amen.........

mapet:
1. You are not saying anything new or what we don't know about. Reality is do we have "Free" and "Compulsory" education as Law in Nigeria today? No. Until then, the govt can only work within the limit of the current laws and encourage parents to send their kids to school

Why is (should) the government (be) stuck with such regressive laws?
Why can't our governments change them for our own progress?