₦airaland Forum

lexy2014:
If d thread is about closure, have u been able to tell me how urself have taken advantage of & "taken up d opportunity that buhari has offered Nigerians"?

Agboriotejoye:
werey leleyi o. Washing rice, listening to stone, husk, starchy dust. Oh the life of a zombie.
So you think Buhari family self dey do all dat ur distilling before they chop rice ba?
Suffer head somebody oniranu. You're gradually returning to the eighties when rice was only eaten at Xmas. Buhari is working indeed

BTW stop saying ppl are telling lies when you're not there with them to confirm. It looks poor on you in terms of manners of public decorum.

lexy2014:
And am saying if u want to get into a conversation with me, first& foremost answer d following:


Secondly, pls try& explain how ur comment about taking up d opportunity buhari has offered Nigerians relates with my comment about how buharis travels aren't helping d economy.

Thirdly, kindly let me no how u urself have taken advantage of & "taken up d opportunity that buhari has offered Nigerians".

Agboriotejoye:
Patient till January then back to square one

Agboriotejoye:
The border will be opened in January. Exercise in futility

nakaman:
what is the objective of ECOWAS if I may ask. Nigeria is affecting the affairs of other countries. Soon this will stop.

johnmattew:
I really pity beninoise,I wish FG sort out this border issue with them only .....I don't pity ghana

lexy2014:
First, what is d r/ship with what u said and d comment below?


Second, if u insist on getting into a convo with me, u can begin by addressing d issues I raised in my comment.

Third, have u "taken advantage of d opportunity buhari provided by going into rice, fish or poultry production or trading urself"?

lexy2014:
If importing things like rice will hurt economy, how is buharis constant "private visits" and medical trips to d UK helping d economy? How come his 80year old had his b'day in d UK instead of Nigeria? How come buhari & his family have a complete disdain 4 Nigeria & u think they are doing Nigerians a favour by blocking d access Nigerians have to alternatives?

loswhite:
so before border closure foreign rice was selling for 25k right?...lol buhari zombie

abdullkabar:
With all this happening, if you check Aso Rock's food store now, you will most likely see foreign rice there, even foreign spag
They are saying they want to increase locally made consumption, yet one man traveled abroad to celebrate 80yrs birthday. Wetin do eleko, elegushi beach or one indigenous establishment. Our president too be flying up and down
And am sure, na foreign rice them dey shop for there. Think health, think education
The gap between our political post occupants and the masses is too much
How will our economy grow, when we don't invest here, even we the masses self get our own flaws. Na who to blame everybody dey find
Everything tire person



HOW I TAKE COME HERE SEF

nerciifmt:
I tell you local rice is just punishment, spent two days sorting and picking the rice.

yaki84:
In america 3% of the population feeds the entire country, what u dont understand is if every nigerian goes into agric business what benin n niger is experiencing now with the border closure wilk definitely be our issue too. In economics its called deflation. Much supply, less demand.
Where will u export it to?
So always think before u write.

Debaiz:
It helped Nigeria’s cement, noodles and pasta industries. Get your facts correct.

krasican:
How much? Can I get them in onitsha

Solamilove:
Local rice is available but just that it's production is another thing. Before you cook it, you have to pick all the stones and chaff as if it's beans that will take you like 2 hours plus. When eating also one will be vigilant. So if you want to cook it on Monday, start its planning on Friday. Overall, eating local rice will train Nigerians to be diligent, goal oriented, strategic planning, and caution. At least for once, all those likes on our skills we put on CV can find its pathetic to become the truth.

mrvitalis:
The local rice in the market has always been their nothing new

Beremx:
You said the op lied. That's my point. That there's surplus rice in Anambra doesn't mean other state have too. So with the complaints here and there, how can the supply outnumber the demand? For how long ?

mrvitalis:
These rice has always been in the market at cheaper price even before the border closure

Come to pH ,uyo ,imported rice still dominate

Beremx:
go to the open markets and take pictures or you keep quiet. That's how you people keep promoting Audio Rice.

Inasmuch as I buy local rice, the high cost of it is outrageous. For how long will the price keep going high and not becoming affordable? That's my concern.

Oksman:
What then is your advice to the Yoruba in the face of all this?

"Next time, this should serve as a lesson for them. In fact, it should serve as a lesson to Nigerians. The character of the people you are going to support should be a matter for thorough consideration before yourself and you people to the person."

It's either you did not read this or can't make deduction. Thank you and have a blissful day.

Oksman:
Yes he sure did spite the SW for supporting GMB. Read it again and stop consoling yourself. His comment implicitly meant that the SW did not vote wisely period!

Rekhina:
let it sink in yr head that Apc isn't a choice humans with a soul should make ,tell me y u shud prefer Apc Dan pdp ? One reason

omenka:
Dear Yorubas, our brothers from that end are in severe pains at the moment. For the next one month, expect to see their insults and hatred ramped up, but do understand with them.

They will curse, bark, wail, and cry, but it wouldn't stop Lyon from drinking from the stream of their salty tears and us from dancing to the soft tones of their cries.

NamelessOGBENI:
But they once told us that they would seek for alternatives even some of the compatriots on Nairaland were all about saying it to our face too so how come the music is changing abi it's a fake news..

madridsta007:
Ghana's economy grew by 6.7% in Q1 of 2019. Ghana's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the first quarter of 2019 grew by 6.7% compared to 5.4% recorded for the first quarter of 2018

Nigeria's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew by 2.01%(year-on-year), in real terms, in the first quarter of 2019. Compared to the first quarter of 2018, which recorded real GDP growth rate of 1.89%, the Q1 2019 growth rate represented an increase of 0.12% points.

From Ghana and Nigeria Stats boards respectively. Note that Nigeria's population growth rate far exceeds most countries in Africa, including Ghana.
For Q2 do your own research.

My point: the mockery is just plain silly. I am sure you know this- like many others here. But Nigerians have a way of distracting themselves from their real issues, using things like comedy and mockery. So continue.

stealmatic:
God bless u is al i can say,ghana showin muscle to nigeria,dat 4 hectre of land wit no natural resources beatin der chest lik our broda frm d yeast,infact der whole economy wil crumbl

madridsta007:
You are having the growth rate of 2017 and you still state it is projected?
Are you living in 2016?

madridsta007:
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You think I am Ghanian abi?

Ghana GDP growth rate: 8.5% annual change ‎(2017), Population of 28.83 million
Nigeria GDP growth rate: 0.8% annual change ‎(2017), Population of 190.9 million.

Yet ignorant and delusional Nigerians are still on their chest-beating spectacle. SMH.

bluefilm:
Never knew Nigeria is really a big player in West African economy.

But what exactly are those goods/products that Ghana export/bring into Nigeria?