He's like the typical Nigerian elite staunch protectionist and anti trade but won't do any work to make local production competitive, cheap and high quality but stock up his house with imported high quality foreign goods, nothing wrong with importing food if you can't produce it locally,we should focus on producing things we have comparative advantage in and export

sharone21:


Don't mind that guy. And he forgot that rice and bread are the staple foods in Nigeria that many cannot do without.

We need to be able to use our brains especially when they have not made it possible for 200m people to be able to have home grown rice coupled with security issues at farms.

A country like Cameroon can be approached and partnered with such that there is comparative advantage between both countries. They can be allowed to export their local rice to us and we can give them something in exchange so both African countries benefits.

In this 21st century, imports should not only be looked at that 8t is coming from abroad only.... Also, if that is a way to build brotherliness with Benin Republic, no problem for me.

Sometimes when u see this neighboring countries behaving harshly to Nigerians it is because of policies that our government made that has choked them and still choking them with the influx of Nigerians to their country.

WorldRichest:
Emilokan maa ba ise re lo, ise re maa nte wa l’orun, Emilokan maa ba ‘se re lo


You cannot compare a Certified Accountant with a useless Army General who couldn’t even secure the nation

Sycophant for nothing
Keep deceiving yourself