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Re: The Politics Of The Border Closure by bigfish3k: 5:40pm On Nov 07, 2019 |
efighter: your write like an unlettered person pls quit public forum discussions 1 Like |
Re: The Politics Of The Border Closure by calabardick(m): 6:15pm On Nov 07, 2019 |
It's unfortunate that the destiny of our nation is in the hands of a coward cattle rancher. 1 Like |
Re: The Politics Of The Border Closure by lukaino(m): 7:18pm On Nov 07, 2019 |
I totally agree with the writer. The border closure was as a result of a failure in the system. But rather than address that failure, by purging the agencies maning our borders for sabotaging our economy, government rather decides to treat the symptoms rather than the ailments. These questions would suffice: 1. Who is responsible for policing the borders - The customs 2. Who gets bribed to let smuggling happen- The customs 3. Who loses revenue - Government 4. Who gets richer when the borders are shut? The answer is obviously the customs. 1 Like |
Re: The Politics Of The Border Closure by musicwriter(m): 7:45pm On Nov 07, 2019 |
A new one argument was introduced during the week, from China. Communist China closed its borders for so long that by the time it reopened it had garnered economic and manufacturing muscle to have no need for importation and grow the muscle to take the global market by storm! Above is what they fail to understand. China only closed their border against EUROPEANS and JAPANESE who were a threat to their sovereignty. Not just China but Japan also did so for 200 years against Europeans who, again, were a threat to their sovereignty but they allowed Netherlands. Why? Because the Dutch are good people and were never a threat to them. So, the argument of closing our border because China once did so is very stupid argument. China only closed their border in order to disconnect themselves from western and Japanese IMPERIAL CONTROL. They earlier built a wall, though, against the Mongols and all those people invading their lands from the North to colonize them. The very people that China closed their border against in order to develop is the same people we welcome here with fanfare. Yet, we're stupid enough to present China as an argument for border closure in Nigeria. 1 Like |
Re: The Politics Of The Border Closure by olatwo(m): 7:59pm On Nov 07, 2019 |
Let God bless you for me, cuz you said my mind. Kanade21: 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: The Politics Of The Border Closure by Johans1991: 8:14pm On Nov 07, 2019 |
Promismike:continue making noise on nairaland, don't go and farm. By the time you see rice farmers riding on Lamborghini you will start regretting while it is too late. 1 Like |
Re: The Politics Of The Border Closure by Susu888(m): 9:02pm On Nov 07, 2019 |
Borders remain closed!! All of you hungry writers paid by rice smugglers to discredit the border closure can go suck a dick* any one with a brain can tell ur intentions from the stupid comparisons u gave. Every country and people has wht works for it... if Nigerians can't love their country and be patriotic without being forced then by all means Buhari should fvking whoop their asses in line. You say Immigration and Customs have failed ... agreed. A loop has been created for Immigration and Customs to get their shits together (no one said the borders will be closed for ever ). So what is the fuss about? Fg is trying to fix the immigrations and customs but you still no gree! To all ur likes.... whether u like it or not we must develop.. by fire and by force! Enough of the "Chaos" , Law and order must be established for a system to function. 2 Likes |
Re: The Politics Of The Border Closure by edupedia: 9:06pm On Nov 07, 2019 |
superior1:You are deceiving yourself because the publication u are referring to was about Jonathan and PDP....after the codeine effects are off try and remain normal... 1 Like |
Re: The Politics Of The Border Closure by loswhite(m): 9:45pm On Nov 07, 2019 |
ainas247:the end result is not to benefit Nigerians..it is to enrich those that have invested in rice farming.... If the plan is to benefit Nigerians why did the farmers increase the price of local rice? So those that have been buying local rice will now have to pay more... |
Re: The Politics Of The Border Closure by digitaltrades: 9:59pm On Nov 07, 2019 |
Slawormir: Shouldn't you also love the way this government has reduced your country's foreign reserve:https://punchng.com/external-reserves-sink-to-five-month-low-of-43-67bn/ |
Re: The Politics Of The Border Closure by digitaltrades: 10:02pm On Nov 07, 2019 |
Patrioticman007: Mr Mediocrity Hailer, you are still blaming the PDP after 5 years in government?! As expected, a bad farmer will always blame his tools. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: The Politics Of The Border Closure by WaleRock: 10:40pm On Nov 07, 2019 |
Kanade21: These are all symptoms of a bigger behemoth of a problem. Let's first define our union as a country by asking salient questions on how we got here. The problem lies in our history: our so-called founding fathers tried to warning us because they anticipated these ugly developments. A democracy is only as wise as its citizens, and a democracy of ignorant citizens can be as dangerous as a dictatorship.” – Paul K. Chappel, Army Captain |
Re: The Politics Of The Border Closure by drealcivilceno(m): 1:23am On Nov 08, 2019 |
ijustdey:Yes Man, You have done your own part. Let others choose. It is either Nigerians come to their senses or another Mandela, Abram Lincoln, George Washington or John Kennedy comes along, We are all screwed, Lets keep hoping. Nigeria will be great again, Let us play our individual part. |
Re: The Politics Of The Border Closure by tck2000(m): 6:58am On Nov 08, 2019 |
Re: The Politics Of The Border Closure by vannessa7(f): 9:32pm On Nov 08, 2019 |
The writer speaking out of a biased ignorant mindset, China closed its border for forty years to develop their economy, I don't know how you expect to progress if you keep taking money from your house to buy the same thing your mother is selling, the border closure will actually have a ripple effect which will develop the nations economy, farmers make more money therefore expands his operations which means more job opportunity, more disposable income to put his children in school to produce enlightened citizen, more money to buy cloths, shoes, build house, buy vehicles, etc, then as more people go into farming or farms are expanded there will be surplus rice, tomatoes etc and the price will have to come down due to law of demand and supply, meanwhile all the money stay withing the country and will get to everyone one way or the other because everyone involve in the food production value chain will have more purchasing power, crime will reduce because there are more job opportunities, is this not better than to take Nigerian money to another country helping them to build their economy while we struggle here, necessity is the mother of invention, you will see people actually finding solution to what we need here if they can't get it elsewhere and before you know it we are self sufficient, we must jettison this feed me mentality and everything outside is better mindset, 1 Like |
Re: The Politics Of The Border Closure by Promismike(m): 10:06am On Nov 15, 2019 |
Johans1991: Olodo. Sane clime and nations have moved and are still moving towards technology while you and ur backward leaders are talking about agriculture. |
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