Business › Re: Panama Papers: Dangote And Sayyu Dantata Linked To Shell Companies In Tax Havens by agitator: 9:06am On Apr 08, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: PanamaPapers Exposes Enrico Monfrini, Nigerian Public Officers May Be Prosecuted by agitator: 9:43am On Apr 07, 2016 |
Quakertellicus1: This panama papers is getting serious.....
On a more serious note...we do not know what the Nigerian law says about offshore companies. It may become difficult to prosecute UNLESS...we can prove that said offshore companies were
1.Warehousing looted money
2.Warehousing money that should have been declared to the Govt for taxation purposes.
Inasmuch as I want to see corrupt people in jail.....we should tread carefully. Unless we can prove that public official A had put looted funds with Mossack Fonseca....it may be difficult to prove a case. I agree with you on this. Nigerians just go into a frenzy when they hear scandals without going through our laws to check if the act/action is illegal. for, example in Philippines the government taxes all forex inflows into the country, but it is not the same in Nigeria. People just walk into the bank and collect their money, except for the bank charges which most times are paid at point of transfer.  |
Crime › Re: Five Fulani Herdsmen Kidnapped In Abia Community by agitator: 11:45am On Apr 05, 2016 |
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Satellite TV Technology › Re: Eurosat 9°east Cccam Now Available by agitator: 2:09pm On Apr 04, 2016 |
williams85: who told you? 4922A works perfectly with ccam stop being in a hurry to quote and respond rubbish. question danteg: hey am a novice and i want to know if it is possible to use dstv decoder for this? answer yusuff214: u can't  |
Politics › Re: Proceedings On The Concession Contract For Second Niger Bridge by agitator: 1:54pm On Apr 04, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Governors Show Less Concern As Fuel Scarcity Bites Harder by agitator: 9:54am On Apr 04, 2016 |
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Science/Technology › Re: What Are Your Thoughts On Cyborg Technology. by agitator: 1:54pm On Mar 23, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: FG To Stabilise Economy With N350bn by agitator: 9:56am On Mar 23, 2016 |
greenpasture: This is an internationally accepted way of reflating an economy without causing inflation. This method ties money to the creation of new value ( roads, bridges, sewage systems, power, water provision etc). The method Nigeria has used through independence is " trickle down" economics by which a few people receive massive sums of money in the HOPE that it will get to the base of the pyramid. This method on the other hand seeks firstly to provide income to the people at the base of the pyramid while financing infrastructure for business. Secondly the amounts being given to these beneficiaries will have a multiplier on other businesses such as food sellers, agriculture production, and other citizens. Thirdly the amounts received by these people in the initial chain is unlikely to become either dollarized or to experience Capital flight outside Nigeria
Some people believe this government has no economic policy and they are wrong. Here is the policy: 1. Reject devaluation of the naira. Devaluation only works for exporting countries not import driven economies like Nigeria 2. Diversify the economy through points 3 and 4 below. 3. Create incentive for local products by defending certain local industries using high import tariffs and low official dollar allocation 4. Stimulate the local economy through intervention funds specially calibrated for the 100m plus Nigerians at the base of the pyramid 5. Reduce deficit through the effective mobilization of cash ( taxes i.e. stamp duty, single government account) Of course 1-4 disfavor importation and trading which is essentially what goes on in Nigeria. Nigeria is basically an international outpost for the world's goods. This has really hurt Nigeria. The change in policy will hurt a lot of people in the short term. But in the long term creativity and innovation will create new sustainable jobs that profit from rather than being victims of international trade.
The economy is in critical shape and the government has placed a bet on the Nigerian people, not a few oligarchs. [b]Everyone between 21-35 has to stop thinking job and start thinking enterprise. [/b]That's where the opportunities are and believe me with a strong business model, partnerships to scale, a well defined customer segment, this age group can take on the world ( IF they stop slavishly following celebrity life and take responsibility for their own lives instead if moaning and doing nothing)
My company funds start ups and I can tell you it's easier to fund in Ghana or East Africa because most young people here either lack fundamental skills or are not creative enough in a positive sense.
I continue to believe though - we've had some successes - and they have been stellar. Avoiding discouragement and a victim mentality is the first step. Afghanistan still makes the world's most expensive carpets but they've been at war for the last forty odd years. It's not the circumstances but the heart and mind. So you want people who cannot raise capital to think enterprise while those with enough funds/cash get the government jobs.  |
Business › Re: CBN Raises Interest Rate To 12%,Tightens Money Supply by agitator: 9:12am On Mar 23, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: 8 Governors Who Have No Business Building Airports by agitator: 8:24am On Mar 23, 2016 |
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Crime › Re: ‘prophetess’ Arrested For Abducting, Duping Man (picture) by agitator: 1:14pm On Mar 22, 2016 |
megareal: As the woman dey, she fit abduct person? Brainwashing? Maybe. Abduction? No. But na her type dey give every pastor/prophet bad name. na 9ja english na, "She abducted him." |
Celebrities › Re: Nomoreloss' Photo: Lepacious Bose Blasts Those Using His Pics On Social Media by agitator: 1:12pm On Mar 22, 2016 |
octopusfreaky: OYO is the reason for Nigeria backwardness. Everyone feels he can ignore people's condition be it good,bad or worse. Its bad,Nigerians let us all change ds attitude. When this celebrities spend money recklessly and people comment/advice them, the response is "it is their money." But when they are sick, people who don't take care of ther hospital bills becomes nigerian's backwardness. Stay there dey display your mu..rity.  |
Politics › Re: NYSC Ad-Hoc INEC Official Killed At Ahoada West LGA by agitator: 5:09pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: NYSC Ad-Hoc INEC Official Killed At Ahoada West LGA by agitator: 4:58pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
agabusta: Where this one crawl from?? APC was also the problem during the presidential and gubernatorial election last year when they were killing APC members anyhow and disrupting their campaigns at every turn??
You better remove sentiments from your views. Those PDP goons are facing opposition for the first time in Rivers state. Everyone familiar with Rivers politics knows this. So you lion of ubima amaechi did not face opposition? it is on record that amaechi withdrew the C of O of his opponent in the same PDP and demolished the house the guy was using as his campaign headquarter. I am surprised when you people after stoking the fire of war now turn around with your hypocritical humane face.  |
Politics › Re: NYSC Ad-Hoc INEC Official Killed At Ahoada West LGA by agitator: 4:50pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
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Satellite TV Technology › Re: Dominance Of Dstv Coming To An End. by agitator: 2:39pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Western Govts ‘knew Where Chibok Schoolgirls Were’ by agitator: 1:26pm On Mar 21, 2016*. Modified: 1:51pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
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Education › Re: Benue Poly Students Suffer Flood From Early Morning Downpour (photos) by agitator: 1:25pm On Mar 21, 2016*. Modified: 1:55pm On Mar 21, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: DPR Issues 21 Licences For New Refineries- The National Mirror by agitator: 9:16am On Mar 21, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Nigeria’s First Minister Of Sadness - By Haruna Mohammed Salisu by agitator: 3:12pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
Did you know that "parliament" is an anagram of "partial men" |
Politics › Re: Nigeria’s First Minister Of Sadness - By Haruna Mohammed Salisu by agitator: 3:00pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
Good write up. If you think you're too small to have an impact, try going to bed with a mosquito in the room. -Anita Koddick  |
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Education › Re: A "Certified" Teacher Was Teaching Children Nonsense (pic) by agitator: 9:26am On Mar 11, 2016*. Modified: 11:11am On Mar 11, 2016 |
musicwriter: You've never seen anything yet!. If you know what's going on in the sciences, like; chemistry, physics, you'll cry.
Recently, someone here on Nairaland posted a thread the other day lamenting on how teachers he hired to write the JAMB exams for him failed the exam. LOL!!. A teacher failing his own subject!!. What else do we need to know education in Africa is a big joke?.
This's why we need to revert back to our natural way of learning, i.e studying in our native languages. Asians in the eighties discovered the problem with western education and they made a U-turn, took their destiny in their own hands, and reverted back to their natural way of learning. And since Malaysians, Indonesians, Thai, e.t.c made this decision their fortunes changed, and they sped fast towards development leaving us behind.
Western education isn't made for your own good. It was created at the late 1800 century when colonial powers were under pressure from the African people to leave Africa. But, before leaving, they figured out that if they left us without teaching us their languages they'll not have any means of exploiting us in absentia. Therefore, they made sure they installed their model of education all over Africa, forcing the African people and making it a point for every African school to adopt English or French as a compulsory subject in schools (Rome previously used this as a strategy for destroying culture during their hay days in Europe). When the language of a people is destroyed, their culture will also be destroyed over some hundreds or thousands of years. Get it?. Meaning that our native languages would go into extinction over a hundred or thousands years, and we'll practically become foreigners in our land!!. This way they'll constantly create brainwashed Euro-Afro hybrid elites (neither European nor African in mindset) who act as a conduit for further exploitation of Africa. This's like training a puppy (dog) to behave exactly how you want it to behave.
Ultimately, what western education brings to a people are; first: destruction of language, second: destruction of culture, third: intellectual slavery, fourth: poverty.
The only way we can have true education and development in Africa is to abandon western education and create our own model of education. Same way we abandoned Hollywood movies in the early 90's and created our own movie industry (Nollywood). Yes, we can!!. By the way, the ''wood'' in Nollywood itself is a signature of intellectual slavery, a product of western education.
I grew up researching this topic (pedagogy) without even realizing what I was doing, cause I was born in a library. I've spent years researching this stuff, and literally shed tears the day I realized I' am an educated fool. Then, I began to debrainwash myself.
If I have my way and get a record label that believe in my type of music, I'll change the way education happen in Africa.
Western education is a scam!!!!. It wasn't created for our own good!.
For details, see the part 1 and 2 of this link http://www.africason.com/2015/10/intellectual-slavery-most-dangerous.html The problem is not just the language, but emanates from the widespread and institutionalized cheating during exams. I always mentioned during discussion with some of my intelligent friends and others that this cheating would create a crisis in future.  |
Travel › Re: Petrol Tanker And Car On Fire On Lagos-Ibadan Expressway (Photos) by agitator: 3:48pm On Mar 10, 2016 |
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Business › Re: Watch How Ladipo Market Was Demolished (Video) by agitator: 10:54am On Mar 09, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Buhari Orders Re-negotiation Of Mtn’s N780bn Fine by agitator: 10:53am On Mar 09, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Aregbesola To Create 31 Local Councils More In Osun by agitator: 10:46am On Mar 09, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Army And Boko Haram In Gun Battle In Borno by agitator: 3:46pm On Mar 08, 2016*. Modified: 4:15pm On Mar 08, 2016 |
NwaNimo1: I thought Lai Lai said they had been TECHNICALLY defeated? Please don't ever misquote our honourable information minister mr liar mohammed. corrected, you have been forgiven.  |
Politics › Re: Orubebe: FG Drops Bribery Charges Against Ex-Minister by agitator: 3:43pm On Mar 08, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Orubebe: FG Drops Bribery Charges Against Ex-Minister by agitator: 3:39pm On Mar 08, 2016 |
OnankpaBa: wailer spotted. who always look for a way of insulting their elder. The same useless dullard is the one ruling you. This post directly above yours is a compliment to an elder. greatiyk4u: One of those men who tarnished his name and his family image because of one ineffectual buffoon who keep on going scot free receiving "arrangee" awards locally and internationally while his boys are facing the heat. Seriously his ambition in this case is worth the suffering of many Nigerians like Metuh, Dasuki, Orubebe and the masses who are at the receiving end of the whole mess Truly 5% but doesn't wail............Gbam# You people ridiculed the nigerian presidency because of your hatred for one man. Guess what ridiculing and insulting the office of the president has come to stay no matter who occupies that office.  |
Politics › Re: Orubebe: FG Drops Bribery Charges Against Ex-Minister by agitator: 3:39pm On Mar 08, 2016 |
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