₦airaland Forum

DuBLINGreenb:
Make she enjoy

Make we no hear story later oh
Say the daddy behind the house done use am collect loan like the other aunty own happen

Apoh! That kind thing happen?

Olatlaccon:
broda ...ijebu garri for forex hahahahahahaj... NASDAQ bawo....no burst my stomach

My brother nah wetin me dey expect from some kind FP stories.

...and today, the price of Ijebu garri fell by 35% on the NASDAQ and NYSE commodities market.

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maasoap:
Except that all the documents he will be dealing with are typed in English language. And English language is our official language. You don't understand it, you have no business in governance until further notice

Did you actually try to distinguish between reading and writing or you just decided to ad hominem your way out of the point I raised?

Having confidence on stage/speaking on stage is not a criteria for political office; which part of that don't you understand?

English language oratorical skill is not a prerequisite for political office; besides, his constituents all speak Yoruba; why not debate in a language a majority of the population would understand?

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Glo inspired collabo go soon drop.

Dem just dey rebrand the same criminals with different monikers.

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EKONGKING:
Just imagine the state of the country ,when people are taking loans to survive.
And one deluded fellow is posting pictures of how Nigerian cities will look like in 2065.

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What if I told you the Nigerian Police is a criminal cartel?

How Naira Marley own end?

Dubai Mall...

well done Umahi

DasaintHope:
Just Listen to yourself... How can a whole police department be scraped? What we need is Rugged Reforms. God bless all the Honest 1% Police Men out there

You are entitled to your opinion. If the honest policemen don't rein in the crooked policemen, then there are no honest policemen. Simple maths. If 99% is bad that's a catastrophic failure, it doesn't change anything as I said before.

Where have we seen this movie before?

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Yay, the police are planning on doing portions of their jobs...

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Still doesn't change anything...either you give adequate training and accountability or you scrap the police force so we'd be left with vigilante groups.

RuudVanNisteroy:
Namibia President has a PHD from University of Leeds, Botswana President has a Masters from Florida State University, while Paul Kagame is not as educated as both leaders he recognizes the importance of education like the two other leaders and Rwanda dedicates 22.1% to education in it's annual budget.

Nigeria has never valued education. Education is underfunded and all the universities in the country look like poultry farms.

It is a shame, that we are not learning from those who have gotten it right.

RuudVanNisteroy:
100...if we had a leader like Paul Kagame,Hage Geingob and Mokgweetsi Masisi then maybe that vision Rossinky has will be possible. They have transformed Rwanda,Nambia and Botswana respectively and reduced corruption to a bare minimum in their countries.

That is sadly our Achilles heel; poor and chronically inept leadership.

Rossinky:
I've gone through it, and it is a broadly optimistic outline of Nigeria's future, and the role improved power generation will play in it. None of this is new to the Nigerian authorities. There is noticeably improving power supply generally, and one only sees that accelerating in future, given all the attention being paid to the sector. I mean, we're not gonna be power deficient forever...! Nothing is life is ever forever.

One without the others would doom us to failure: you can't have a bright future with a selfish and corrupt elite class.

Rossinky:
Not if we diversify into alternative energy forms. Solar/Wind/Biodegradable energy sources are there to be tapped!!!

WE, THE PRIVATE SECTOR can do things to move the nation forward.

https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/growth-markets-centre/assets/pdf/powering-nigeria-future.pdf

Let's restart this conversation after you've gone through the document in that link.

RuudVanNisteroy:
South Africa generates 50,000 megawatts for it's 57 million population.

Nigeria is 200+ million and can't rally 4000MWp on a good day. It's been 60 years now bro.

At the rate of population growth of 3.2% (2020 estimate) we'd have 513,527,742 by 2065 and our power needs would be astronomically greater. And this is taking into consideration industrial expansion, political and socioeconomic disparities that continues to fester.

Rossinky:
Don't exaggerate negatively with that ''1965'' crap.

45 years is not a long time. Our power generation will be a minimum 50,000 megawatts by 2065.

Smiles in optimism and wishful thinking; by 2065 you need more than 50,000 megawatts to assuage the power needs of our expansive population.

Rossinky:
Not really. You're assuming that 45 years is a really long time. It ain't really.

Exactly my point, if you need another 45 years to acquire the infrastructure necessary to meet the demands of 2065 maybe that's 45 years too late already. Case in point: our dilapidated national Grid that's still in 1965.

Nigeria in 2065 using present foreign cities in 2020 is like comparing a Victorian era city with New York in 2020.

Make una no forget say nah this incompetent clown get Decree 4...

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