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LordVarys:Both men are not even ready to run. DSS granted bail to more dangerous boko haram agents during Jonathan regime. Both men will have guarantors. I hope this is not a return to 1984 |
luvablesam:This is really absurd. If you enter any country with out a passport, you are deported as soon as possible. You are not imprisoned, in fact if you apply for Asylum without passport in Europe you can get temporary permit. How many niger Republic citizens has been jailed in Nigeria for illegal immigration Only African countries with out rule of law behave like this. |
TonySpike:Buhari does not seem to understand how a democratic process works, he is carrying himself as a military head of state sorry to say this, he has no advisers. |
LordVarys:You people keep making the same mistake every time. As powerful as Obama is he cannot keep someone in custody with recourse to the law. |
gbrown:I have been to dutse, and kazaure |
PassingShot:In no where in the world is entering a country with out passport a capital offence. We have stowaways who smuggle themselves to Europe and North America without passport and most of them are given temporarily Asylum until they sort themselves. Nigeria is becoming increasingly popular with human rights violations. This will eventually cause issues for buhari soon. |
Diablo666:Even at that it is a no capital offence entering Nigeria with out passport which could be missing in transit or lost. |
reuben79:Actually having 10 passports is not a capital offence even importing broadcast equipment is not a treasonable offence. If he campaigned for biafra that could be the only treasonable offence for which there are lawyers to defend that. |
Lordave:The are igbos when it comes to sharing of public office but the cease to be igbos when it comes to distribution of wealth and population census. They become deltans. |
thunder74:This is really dangerous for the Democratic government, detaining people against the rule of law is very very bad |
volo112:Please is it a crime to have 2 passports. I sincerely hope this is not the end of rule of law and Nigeria is not back to 1984. |
wristbangle:The income tax that all the companies in Lagos excluding banks pay is not up to what the oil companies pay. A single director in chevron or total can be paying an annual tax of N30m meanwhile all the staff of KFC and TFC and Mr Biggs don't have upto that type of tax. I quite agree with you that Lagos will not crash finally but the decline of the oil industry will impact Lagos seriously and heavily. Lagos would cease to become a mega state and when finally a niger delta state like Akwa ibom, bayelsa or Rivers state finally builds a deep sea port, then it is a game changer for the Niger Delta, because niger delta is closer to Abuja than Lagos and niger delta is surrounded by industrializing cities like Aba, onitsha, Nnewi umuahia, Enugu. All the Niger Delta need to do is build a six Lane highway to aba or link them with rail line for the port to boom. |
gbrown:I can agree with you on borno state, borno is actually the richest state agriculturally only if boko haram can allow borno to work. Nigeria will have beans, fresh water fish and onion in very ample export quantity and quality. As for Zaria the Zaria people are lazy. Plateau is the second richest state agriculturally in Nigeria. If only the herdsmen can allow them farm export ready salad fruits and vegetables. Forget jigawa |
nastyesco:You can bring out your points to buttress why you feel the South East will not be prosperous. |
Please can you document lies the APC government has been feeding their gullible followers with. Here |
omonnakoda:Agriculture doesn't not account for that much of the economy other wise farmers would have been controlling the economies of Nigerian states. Agriculture is good but not earning much revenue due to economies of scale |
jstbeinhonest:The budget of Enugu state is N99 N39.4 B is for recurrent expenditure while the IGR is N20b, which makes Enugu state more prepared to exit any financial difficulties arising from oil price crash. Enugu gets little or nothing from federal allocation. With removal of ghosts workers and prudent reorganization of its structure Enugu doesn't need niger delta oil money. The budget of Ebonyi is N99 N35.b is for recurrent expenditure while IGR is N17b With more investment in agriculture and cement manufacture Ebonyi is as good as an independent state independent of Oil allocation. These 2 states received the lowest allocations from the federal government in their skewed revenue allocation formula but today they are having the Last laugh. |
abduljabbar4:First kano started off as a very big city of Commerce. The first plane landed in kano. But what do we have today, kano has not maintained the position of city of Commerce. A look at the Igr of kano is discouraging at barely N13b per annum which is below the expected threshold. Kano doesn't measure of in the academic world too as kano ranks very low despite its huge population. Kano does not have any industrial hub functioning as the textile industry is gone. Kano populace are not schooled in the business of entrepreneurship. Now for kano to generate enough revenue to fund its recurrent expenditure which is more than N6b it would go for broke. Kano budgeted N219b with recurrent of N70b and capital N148, meanwhile the igr of kano was just N13b for 2014 Which can not even fund the recurrent for 2 months |
I hope he is not planning to resign yet |
carbon1224:Why are you loosing your peace over this. |
abduljabbar4:Please we are all here to learn and share ideas can you bring your arguments so that it can be analyzed. |
MrAnalyst:Yes it is the seat of power but where would the money for the expansion of Abuja infrastructure come from. The point is Abuja at best would remain as it is, simplistic and maintaining the few infrastructure there. But for Lagos I honestly don't see much hope. Where would the money to maintain the bridges come from. Lagos just embarked on gigantic construction project the eco Atlantic which requires a lot of infrastructure. For starters like Akwa ibom, they just need to start economic projects that would sustain their infrastructure like deep sea port, gas projects etc. While cross river should build on their tourism and agriculture. I have no comment on Osun, oyo, ogun states for now for certain reasons. While for the middle belt states if only fulani herdsmen can allow you to farm then there is hope. For the South East more investment in the industrial sector, auto and machine parts, steel sector, power generation, shoe making etc some rice, Palm investment While for the extreme north, I have no advice. |
omenka:Any reason for wanting to close it, there seems to be valid points in this thread |
The decline of the oil industry is going to be worse on the states of Lagos and kano. Lagos because an analysis of the igr of Lagos shows that Lagos derived it's revenue from the income tax and the income tax bulk is from the oil workers whose offices are in Lagos. The oil and gas component of the Lagos igr is more than 40% of the igr. Income tax paid by high earning oil and gas industry executive who gross average of N5m monthly has helped Lagos Secondly kano will be the worst hit as the only state whose take home is equivalent to the take home of niger delta states with their 13% derivative. Kano doesn't have the human capital to generate income tax. Third state /city is Abuja. It is said that Abuja was built with oil money, where would the money to sustain and maintain Abuja come from if not the same money from niger delta. Some states like kwara, benue, adamawa can easily with agriculture fight the downturn of their economy, how would sokoto, yobe, jigawa whose populace don't farm and whose land is far from economic centres for export of agricultural products survive. The next in line are the hausa cities of katsina, batching, kaduna who benefitted from the lopsided federal allocations. Now that the oil wealth is going and there is no human capital we hope they will not turn to insurgency as a means of raising attention and revenue. The states that would enjoy and be kings in the new dispensation. Anambra, Nigeria's brain box and commercial hub will have its non oil economy growth unequalled and unrivaled. Anambra survived with no oil allocation managed the little it had and built an enabling environment for investments. Akwa Ibom, this state was blessed with resources and good managers who used it very well to grow infrastructure and are currently working on a sea port. Abia this state hosts aba, Nigeria's city of enterprise and football, aba is living beyond oil already. |
Hmm it is well |
JusticeSeeker:But the oba of Lagos did the same thing and vowed to drown igbos in the lagoon if Ambode looses the election. So why is Nigeria persecuting this fellow and the oba of Lagos is going about a free man |
How are these people terrorists |
ubecharles:You just reminded me, I have been busy for some minutes comparing the telecommunications industry with the shoe industry and to my greatest surprise I just found out that the shoe industry is bigger than the telecommunications industry. But the issue is that the shoe industry is a quiet one while telecommunications is well branded. |
FemiFaniKayode:Please open a thread and send me the link. Thanks |
Ponponkon:You guys are doing your best I also want to suggest the government agencies getting a brand ambassador like the successful stars from Abia state like Kanu Nwankwo, basket mouth, Don jazzy and J martins to brand Aba shoes and become brand ambassadors of the Aba shoes and watch sales hit the roof top. There is really a lot to do, the governor of abia state as the chief marketing officer of the state should be visiting some key states where the Aba brand will be launched with the brand ambassadors using their skills to show case these products. Having retail outlets where distributors, retailers can get these products will also assist like a warehouse in key regions of Commerce . Also friendly states can also promote these products in their states while abia reciprocates. For instance anambra and abia can partner, abia to promote and patronize anambra cars while anambra can promote and patronize abia shoes of the same contract. The abia and Ebonyi government can get into bilateral trade agreements for rice and shoes instead of Ebonyi importing shoes and bags for staff they buy from abia while abia should purchase all its rice from Ebonyi. Eastern states are not cooperative enough. The government should also leverage on the affordability to offer free shoes to pupils, primary and secondary school students who perform academically very well. Documentaries also on the aba shoes should be made and made available freely on the Internet. Calendars, diaries should be used to highlight these products and given free to friends of the state |
FemiFaniKayode:I suggest you create a thread on this where we can argue this out so that we don't derail this wonderful thread. |
FemiFaniKayode:Both are industrial and commercial capitals of Nigeria no issues with that, both are not in competition they complement each other. Onitsha has the largest market in Africa while aba has the largest SME in Africa. |
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