I once read on the newspaper that a visiting Chinese biz man to Nigeria while driving along the streets of Lagos said; "There are so much golds on the streets of Lagos to be picked."
My question is; are there truly golds on the streets of this our economically wrecked nation?

Not only lagos, but the whole of Nigeria.

You just have to change your outlook.

off course - if your hatred for Nigeria hasnt blinded your eyes to see.

evademz:

I once read on the newspaper that a visiting Chinese biz man to Nigeria while driving along the streets of Lagos said; "There are so much golds on the streets of Lagos to be picked."
My question is; are there truly golds on the streets of this our economically wrecked nation?

My friend, some of us are picking up gold in Naija big time.

As I speak, I am about to start my third and fourth companies. This 2012, I am aiming to become a billionaire by the grace of God. People do not know the kind of resources that Nigeria has everywhere.

If you are abroad, better come back! Nothing dey there o! Na here e dey happen!

Happy New Year. Glory!

I quite appreciate the passion in what you guys said. I'm beginning to feel as well as flow. Somebody, please help me to remove the blind folds in my eye so that I can also start picking these golds on the Nigerian streets.

Where do you live?

I will give you a hint. One of the things I do is manufacturing handkerchiefs.

With temperatures in Nigeria hovering between 30 and 42 degrees Celsius, can you imagine how many handkerchiefs are used by the Nigerian population on a daily basis? In February for example, the temperature in the North (Abuja inclusive) sometimes gets to 42 degrees Celsius.

And with global warming, there is no way this market is going down. It is going up, up, up.

Now look at this critically. Where would I be better off selling my handkerchiefs? In America, UK, Holland or here in Nigeria where the heat is truly unbelievable?

These are the things that should get you to think of what you can do out here.