cooltola:


Lol even If you want to even create work, where is the capital, talkless of light. To collect loan from bank, na war. Only jobs here are driver, househelp , yahoo, naira bet.At least in yankee or most advanced economies, basic infrastructure like good roads, light are available which Nigeria lacks. Lagos is trying

Guestlander:


Why is the coach factory a bad idea? If you are going to be moving containers from the ports, if you are going to transport iron ore, coal or some other minerals from the mines to the factory, move petroleum products or some other heavy materials from point A to point B how do you think you can do it by rail?
If we can make the wagons in Nigeria why not do it? Ajaokuta is there just wasting away while millions are jobless and we still have to import things that could be produced in Nigeria.
We don't have to criticize everything just for criticism sake.

GavelSlam:


We should stop complaining and start working.


Yankees roads were built on toil and sacrifice by all.

Originalsly:


I hear you. Isn't this putting the cart before the horse? Development comes in stages.... yes... the end game is for us to be self sufficient... but this is like building a house and focusing on getting the roof done before the foundation. Let's say the contract is signed... factory built and wagons be rolling out.... to carry ore and whatever.... on what tracks will they all run? Are the present tracks the correct gauge for heavy traffic? Do we have tracks leading to and from the ports?...the mines?...the commercial centers? Do we have the infrastructure to accommodate these wagons?...or is it after the wagons are produced we will look at that?
There is no comprehensive plan.... each oga working in a vacuum. This is how I reason and the reason for my criticism. Is this criticism for the sake of criticism?...or constructive criticism? But then again... constructive criticism is not encouraged.