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Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by Farotimi72: 9:44am On Dec 19, 2019 |
Igbo people shaaa, u shall always like putting ur tribe in all political matters as if u a saint in the matter or best for the job? How many people know ur Alex like this. Your damage to Nigeria can never be forgotten, it's like a fresh wound to every generation as far as they continue to study history. Every leader Nigeria has every produced has contributed to the present situation of Nigeria. No man is a saint. sonnie10: |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by amc: 10:05am On Dec 19, 2019 |
This article was over a year ago in 2018. Why did the OP bring it up now and hide the date? |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by Farotimi72: 10:15am On Dec 19, 2019 |
Bros why u con dey pour me spit. No be me bring doom upon igbos na LabDNA: |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by tck2000(m): 10:17am On Dec 19, 2019 |
Humphrizy:lol |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by Shooyie: 11:38am On Dec 19, 2019 |
Keep up the good job PMB and PYO, we see what you're doing and pray it takes effect positively. |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by swedbase(m): 12:10pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
Someone who claims to be a pastor smh |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by Slynation(m): 1:18pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
dukeprince50:Yea... I read it till the end, u can't just sit one place and say restructuring won't work out when u haven't tried it yet, that's just my problem, let them restructure Nigeria first, after all this useless administration used it to campaign.... |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by maxzzo1(m): 1:47pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
See una prof....na wao |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by Nobody: 2:56pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
dukeprince50:I shame for you, so npower is what u are counting as project. Second Niger bridge was started by the previous administration and yet buhari couldn't finish it in 5yrs. Abuja kaduna rail was done by the previous administration. This govt has use 5yrs to build the ibadan lagos rail way yet they have not completed it. How long do u think it will take them to build Calabar Lagos rail if the use 5 yrs for just ibadan to Lagos. Don't deceive yourself there's no fucking seaport working in this country apart from apapa. Minimum wage that was increase since March, yet to implement it is wahala. Border was close yet smuggling continue. You are very much an apc fanatic else you would have realized apc and pdp are one n the same. |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by Agboriotejoye(m): 3:19pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
Osinbajo, je ka mo ilu ti o nja fun You're telling us stories of fighting for resource control which is an integral part of restructuring and in another breath telling us restructuring is not Nigeria's problem. You carefully muddled IBB/Abacha juntas together and OBJ/Yar'adua regimes. Why didn't you also say GEJ/Buhari regimes as well and why did the statistics of ur oil revenue stop at 2017. Or is it palm oil you're getting money from now? So much double-face in a short speech. Smh |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by sulaak(m): 3:28pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
sonnie10: How will you scale the electricity for 200 million people? Nigeria needs to focus on bottom-up development such as regional development as against National development which is expensive and requires a higher capability threshold. Let the regions develop their own power infrastructures based on the local resources of Solar, Hydro, Gas, Coal and Wind. Unless the country has political and economic restructuring the country will never develop. Regional Restructuring will allow the progressive region within the country to scale their resources and infrastructures for region development that can later be integrated into national development. |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by GGirll: 3:31pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
This man repulses me |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by galaxy2020(m): 3:48pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
Ode...continue lying to yourself |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by dukeprince50: 4:13pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
charliboy654:I was angry at all u were saying till u said APC and PDP are one and the same. Even at that I still think APC is better, Nigeria was earning big in this 16yrs and nothing to show for it, if I had to compare, it will be bad cos APC didn't earn as much as PDP |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by sonnie10: 4:16pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
sulaak:Let’s find way to get power generation right first. Even if it means amendments to existing laws prohibiting states from generating their own power. I do not think the 200 million population is the problem in this regard. China and India have way over that but their power generation is constant. The #16b spent on power sector during OBJ tenure, the oil windfall during GEJ and sharing of recovered loot in this PMB time by the states are indicative of the fact that the resources are there Every developed or emerging economy is self sufficient in power generation. Look at Ghana, what else do think is giving them the current competitive advantage in the region other the ease of doing business as a result of adequate power generation. Nigeria needs to get the youths off the streets. There are so many blue collars jobs that are electricity dependent. I have seen electric welders not open shop for weeks due to no electricity. Small restaurants can’t take advantage of economy of scale. They do not have the capability to store perishable food items in bulk in freezers because of lack of electricity. For instance, if they are able to buy and store a whole cow, they are certain to make more profit which would enable them increase their capacity. Consider other businesses like Cloud storage in IT and Egg freezing in the health care sector, these businesses need 24/7 electricity. They are not rocket science and can be done by anyone with the proper training. Visit any big agricultural area and see how foods are wasted during harvest season due to lack of processing and inadequate storage. These cottages industries require considerable power generation. In the absence of it, farmers loose their money. Electricity still remains the major problem of Nigeria. |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by Legendguru: 4:52pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
Hmmm |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by Nobody: 6:27pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
Nigeria needs more than restructuring in fact we need Biafra and other countries to secede from this unpleasant amalgamation called Nigeria. |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by tete7000(m): 9:42pm On Dec 19, 2019 |
dukeprince50: I see compare income with development. Don't just talk about income. The little the current administration earned, where did all go? What can be shown for it? You don't need to have so much to show prudence... |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by dukeprince50: 7:04am On Dec 20, 2019 |
tete7000:How do I explain this, not like I really like the administration but with the little they get. U can see the rail ways, the agric sector has seen a tremendous change, there is Npower to assist youths, there was border closure to assist local industries to grow, Paris fund and bail out funds were given to states. I still find it hard to believe u don't see what the government is doing. If the govt could do this with the little they got, Jonathan should have turned this country to something else. Cos he earned more than 8times wat PMB earned. The country was robbed when GEJ was in power and if I had the option of choosing either GEJ or PMB as president, I'll still choose PMB anyway, anytime |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by Uchek(m): 3:28pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
So sad! tiredoflife: |
Re: Osinbajo Says Nigeria’s Problem Isn’t Restructuring by Lovelive: 3:40pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
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