Nicepoker:
Why can't they revive the one in kogi as well.

Rossikk:


Another silly response.

Pakistan and India experience daily power cuts, yet they have thriving aircraft manufacturing industries and even space exploration programmes.

Development is not a ''step-by-step'' process. It is an ''all-systems-go-at-once-or-get-left-behind'' process.

Rossikk:


What does ''compare'' mean? India has daily power cuts. Nigeria same thing. Pakistan same. Most developing nations have daily or regular power cuts. FACT.

YOU are busy vying for an illusionary bottom position due to your inferiority complex.

Rossikk:


Who are the ''they''?

The one being built in Kaduna is a private steel factory.

The private sector is what is driving, and should drive Nigerian development, as a capitalist economy.

oldtruth:


Man we need to correct your sickness here. Nigeria has daily power cuts. Do you know what they call "daily"?

India don't have daily power cut! Yes there might be issues in few localities bit India has developed more than that. They might have occasionally power cuts but it will be transmitted. I stayed more than 4 years there.

My brother don't act like idiot

Rossikk:


Who are the ''they''? Is making Nigeria better not YOUR job as well? Government blaming specialist. Always someone else's fault.




I don't debate with professional liars.

Get lost and stay lost. If you cared about Nigeria, you would not tell lies.

Rossikk:


Professional liar. I choose to believe the Indian media over their local black bodyguard.

Rossikk:


Professional liar. I choose to believe the Indian and international media over their local black bodyguard.

Over half of India's 1.2 billion people suffer not just daily power cuts, but power cuts SEVERAL TIMES A DAY:

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1245470/india-frequency-of-power-outages-in-households-by-region/

oldtruth:


I love Nigeria more than you that is why I want her to succeed. The government have the bulk of the job and I must say it and not defends fools like you who are running the country dry.

Rossikk:


WRONG. YOU have the ''bulk of the job'' NOT government.

YOU.

Nigerians are 220 million of which govt execs comprise less than 5,000 people.

IF NIGERIANS TODAY, regardless of what the govt does or doesn't do, decide to buy only made in Nigeria shoes, that will explode our shoemaking and fashion industry and create millions of new jobs.

But as it stands toady, Nigerian shoe manufacturers have to label their shoes ''made in Italy'' and ''made in France'' to get Nigerians to buy them.

Is that the govt's fault?

Our number One problem is inferiority complex and self hate. We simply refuse to believe we are the equal of other races. What other countries do is always better in our heads tha we we do. You've shown that attitude here as well. Till we curb that mindset we are going nowhere.

oldtruth:


Do you use to read what you quote? They said half of rural dwellers and here you are saying half of Indian.

Your father is a liar. You are the devil's incarnate. Why do you enjoy propaganda? You must be a fool

Rossikk:


Indian bodyguard, nearly 70% of India is still RURAL, which was why the Statista headline did not differentiate.

https://tradingeconomics.com/india/rural-population-percent-of-total-population-wb-data.html

oldtruth:


Go to hell fool! So, the government shouldn't provide basic amenities first? Tell me a country who developed with that strategy? So we should be keep allowing your stupid leaders to run us dry? What a fool!

Rossikk:


Olodo. You ''lack basic amenities'' and so because of that you will spend 2 million naira to buy an Armani suit while refusing to spend more than 100,000 on a local attire.

A woman will spend 1.5 million naira on a Gucci bag, but screams blue murder when you charge her 100,000 naira for a locally made bag.

See how your reason like a donkey?

If you and your fellow donkeys decide that you will only buy Nigerian made bags, do you kow how many miulions of jobs you will create?

oldtruth:


How old are you? I want to know why your brain can't get somethings straight. How many Nigerians can afford 100,000 for the locally made bags not to talk of the millions for foreign?

That means your country has failed. Where were you born? Man, I don't understand how someone can be this dead to his surroundings

We are tasking the government to do the right thing and you are blindly supporting the sick government. Are you sure you are not a mad man? How do you even think the economy works?

Rossikk:
We have started patronising ''Nigerian made'' in things that titillate us, like music and film, leading to a huge expansion in those industries, and millions of new jobs, WITHOUT ANY GOVT ASSISTANCE.

When do we make a corresponding drive to patronise OTHER sectors in the same manner, and with such ferocity?

If we applied the same mentality to those other sectors, nobody will be jobless or hungry in Nigeria for one day.

In fact there would be too many jobs and opportunities, and we would have to invite immigrants to fill job openings.

Rossikk:


A SIGNIFICANT PERCENTAGE. If just 20% of the buying public changed their buying habits in favour of Nigerian-made only, it will TRANSFORM the economy.



Dumb and dumber, what part of ''stand up for yourself and take responsibility'' don't you get?

Government-dependent loafer.

Again, YOU have the power to transform Nigeria by YOUR actions.

220 million Nigerians wear shoes, most of which are imported from India, Italy, China, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka et al.

What stops Nigerians TODAY from deciding to buy ONLY NIGERIAN-MADE SHOES, and produce 3 million new jobs in a matter of months?

NOTHING.

ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!

Do you know what 3 million new jobs will do for the Nigerian economy?

And that is just regarding shoes. Never mind other things like handbags, toothpaste, processed foods, furniture, etc etc.

Until we change the mentality that 'foreign is better', we will NEVER build an advanced, industrialised economy, no matter what the govt does or doesn't do.

They can build all the roads, schools, hospitals and infrastructure you want, but if WE refuse to dip hands in pocket to pay for what our own people produce, preferring to pay the money to white people thousands of miles away, we will remain a 'developing country' ad infinitum.

redsun:
These delusional bastards. They should manufacture litter pickers and bin bags first to keep the streets and roads clean. First things first.

You can never reach the top of human development unless you start from the bottom. It is a step-by-step process that works itself out as you learn, and it starts with the basics.