TheRareGem1:



Your question has been answered. Read and read again.

Go and read about executive order 007 signed the President and what it entail and the development so far. #peace

Pls read again. Maybe u didn't understand

When u say "let's start", who are u referring to?

U said "if the government and private sector can work together...".

Pls why aren't they working together?

This Osinbajo is so up and doing. An asset to this admin. Anyone who does not see it is either ignorant, or just a liar.

Osinbajo and his zombies.
Joy and raregem, I am not sure you are not typing from Nigeria. All your so called boyfriend does, is to task things on paper.
Body de sweet you because this disaster never touch you and your family. But I promise you soon, you will feel the heat in one way or the other.
You have seen the truth, but constantly fail to say it.
God's judgement befall you, I don't judge you.
Sometimes I believe the people are the problem, not the government. They never see the writing on the wall.

OC831:
This Osinbajo is so up and doing. An asset to this admin. Anyone who does not see it is either ignorant, or just a liar.

I don't think u read d article. If u didn't, let me oblige u:

The worsening economic situation, which experts have identified as been responsible for rising crime rate, recurring abduction and killing of innocent people, keeps dampening hope among the population.

That is how osinbajo is up and doing. He is really an asset

VPOsinbajo has the plans to get things done, Nigeria will Prevail

TheRareGem1:
Investment in mining gold and other God given resources couple with continuous diversification in agriculture with operations around oil business, economy boom will happen, definitely. We are blessed with all these things.

Covid19 effect on governance, well being, ways of life, what we consume is global, some countries are still battling with recession not even thinking about other aspect of governance. If Nigeria government and private sector can work together to some extent improve the economy, reduce hardship by people, it will be commendable.

Why not invest in talent?

Tesla, Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook and Google are more valuable than all the oil and gold companies combined.

Ghana exports $2 billion of Cocoa to Belgium and Belgium process the Cocoa into confectionery and export $35 billion worth of products , creating jobs and not poverty.

Nigerians must invest in talent to industrialized agriculture, enough of this subsistence farming and cattle herding in 2021.

Covid19 pandemic adversely affected many businesses and lives, as Nigerians well must put all hands on deck to complement the fed. Govt efforts of the good of all. God bless Nigeria.

So it's that easy to forget how you lots were brainwashed during the 2015 presidential election abi?

TheRareGem1:


Show us the place where he promised that? Where and when did he say he will "bring heaven on Earth!"

OBoy50:

So it's that easy to forget how you lots were brainwashed during the 2015 presidential election abi?

Answer the question

No time is too late for planning. We cannot continue to dwell helplessly upon the damage we've been contending with. We need to look for the way Forward. That's exactly what the VP has been making efforts to push for. We need to deploy all necessary approach to right the wrongs.

The Vice President President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo is always there for the country. Good one there

The COVID-19 Pandemic set a lot of economies back with world economies plunging into recession, Nigeria inclusive but I believe these efforts will surely be beneficial to all.

“Success usually comes to those who are too
busy looking for it.” — Henry David Thoreau

Scam 1...making of 1 naira equal 1 dollars
Scam 2...24 hrs stable electricity
Scam 3...high employment rate for the youth
Scam 4...fuel subsidy
Scam 5...high increase in minimum wage
And 100 other scams

TheRareGem1:


Answer the question

Such rallies being put in place cannot be overemphasized.

It is a welcome partnership with the private sectors contributing to job creations and employment.

The reason private sector like Microsoft believe in VP Osinbajo.

I don't know him personally but the VP seems to be a decent man. It's helpful he's pitching Nigeria as an attractive place for investment (big improvement on his half-wit boss who goes around the world denigrating the country), but it's nowhere near sufficient to start the serious work of fixing all the stuff that's wrong.

It's a bit of a misplacement of priorities to push for private investment when basic conditions of a stable, responsive, inclusive and competent government are totally lacking. Imagine planning to extend your house, build more rooms, without any plan first to fix the foundation or load bearing walls that are f**ked.

With the right conditions, this wouldn't be necessary. Institutional investors are typically shrewd and hardly need to be prompted if they assess Nigeria to be a conducive place to invest in. This is not to say there won't be any investors as there already are (high risk environment with a small chance of high rewards will always attract some), but it's just tiny percentages of portfolios (the most speculative) at the moment and will remain so regardless of soundbites, until conditions are acceptable.

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