NGpatriot:



And who solicited for your stale, rancid and boring attention?

9jaRealist:


Not my problem if your Ajengule education impedes your basic comprehension skills…
What I actually said was that Trump inherited a growing economy, but made some poor economic decisions.

Trump’s tariffs cost US jobs and necessitated $28 billion in bailout payments to farmers…
While the almost $2 billion deficit from Trump’s tax cuts (like Buhari’s borrowings) will be paid by future generations.

The US has a strong economy that is not entirely dependent on its President, because it has STRONG institutions…
Eg, the AUTONOMOUS Federal Reserve is SOLELY responsible for monetary policy which dictates rates and thus investment.

In Nigerian states, when the governor leaves the state the machinery of governance virtually grinds to a halt…
Accordingly, to compare the US with Anambra State (even with Nigeria) is an exercise in substantive economic illiteracy.

Most of business is micro, while most of economics is macro! Both are NOT synonymous!! SMH

PS: Btw, your hero Dotard Trump was not that great a businessman…
Apart from his SIX business bankruptcies, his Trump Organization is about to be CRIMINALLY indicted.
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NGpatriot:




I'm 100% sure your father is not the topic.

I don't even know how your father take enter topic, must have zero respect and value for your own father..

Cromagnon:
Should we tell him? ���

Ikinternational:

Dude shut the fvck up. You're irrelevant
You're mad if you think I read that rambling novel

mekaboy:
What has soludo don for Anambra. Technocrat that could not complete hospital he raised money for?

Abeg its Godwin Mmaduka for me.

afamaustin:
Mmaduka is the best candidate

ThatFairGuy1:
Fridge repairer who surpassed all your Governors who they Govern same time in achievements.

Your level of toxicity is second to none

obynzo:


Bros in what way? Oga don't be dense in reasoning abeg.

Cromagnon:
Was Lagos bliss when bajo was a commissioner, was/is Anambra bliss when obi was governor?
Abegi
We Said same of Osho, fashola and buhari

GorillaApp:

You are truly a rouble rouser. There is never any perfect government. Even you talking there is not perfect.
Obi tried in anambra state. That I can vouch for..
Osibamjo was not the one calling the final shot in Lagos as a commissioner but when deputized for buhari, he made steps that brought small progress.

post=103101250:
Under APC

6, Paul Orajiaka was born in Onitsha, Nigeria, and spent his childhood in the city of Warri in Delta State in Southern Nigeria. His father was a businessman and owned a craft shop in Warri named M-Orajis Craft Center. He learnt craftsmanship and woodworking at his father’s store at an early age. In the 1980's, he crafted and sold wood carvings to expatriates who came to Nigeria and wanted souvenirs on their way back.
Orajiaka got his secondary school education from Igbinedion Secondary School in Benin City. After completing secondary education, he filed a visa application to study at the Fort Valley State University in USA which was rejected. After this, he moved to Lagos to stay with and work for his brother-in-law and got enrolled in an accounting degree at the University of Lagos. After completing his bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Lagos, he enrolled in and completed his master’s in business administration from the Lagos Business School, Pan Atlantic University in 2011. He pursued his doctorate in Business Administration from the Henley Business School, University of Reading in the UK and has also completed a master’s in public administration from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government in the US.
Orajiaka worked for his brother-in-law, who was an importer, after moving to Lagos to complete his education. He started doing business as a teenager when he bought toys and supplied them to supermarkets in Lagos. As his business grew, he went to Dubai to supply toys back to his home country. While studying at the University of Lagos, he set up Auldon Toys (now Auldon Group) with an initial investment of less than $100. [/b]The company got the status of a limited liability firm in 2002 and currently employs more than 400 direct and indirect employees. It now has an annual turnover in excess of $10 million and has its operations spread in countries including South Africa, Ghana, Kenya alongside some parts of Europe.
He created the Unity Dolls, which are toys that teach Africa’s cultural heritage to children. The dolls represent the major tribes in Nigeria — Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba.
In 2020, Orajiaka announced that he will be running for the governor of the state of Anambra in Nigeria in the 2021 gubernatorial elections

YaksonFCA:
Soludo has what it takes to make a good Governor. Then followed by Godwin Maduka and Valentine Ozigbo. Others are mere spectators in this race

GorillaApp:

You are truly a rouble rouser.

There is never any perfect government.

Even you talking there is not perfect.

Obi tried in anambra state.

That I can vouch for..

Osibamjo was not the one calling the final shot in Lagos as a commissioner but when deputized for buhari, he made steps that brought small progress.