₦airaland Forum

Bobby4090:
Mr. Man, are you his secret PR Officer. The man you are singing his praises is the worst minister so far. I dont believe in talks. I believe in action. How many kilometers of federal roads has he added to the ones he inherited . What of light, he has left it in a worse situation than he met it. Yet electricity bills have been increased fraudulently. Let us face facts and stop this your propaganda job.

Joavid:
take your own advice, Mrs clueless and get something doing.

LordVarys:
Let's compare with the Egyptians who recently devalued theirs.



http://m.mgafrica.com/article/2016-03-27-nigeria-vs-egypt-on-the-economy-who-is-smarter-seems-sisi-is-besting-buhari

aresa:
#WailingIpodZombies are ignorant and unintelligent losers.

They are too ignorant that they don't even know the basics about their own country.

All they know and how they were brought and trained is to hate and stay bitter forever...

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/03/nigeria-to-generate-4000-megawatts-of-electricity-with-iaea-support/

BUJA—President Muhammadu Buhari has appreciated the support of the International Atomic Energy Agency, IAEA, for Nigeria’s quest to generate 4,000 megawatts of electricity using nuclear energy. This came as Ministers of Power, Solid Minerals, Health, Science and Technology told President Buhari that Nigeria would soon start a program that will help the country realize the objective. According to them, it will commerce with 1000MW of electricity in the first instance and increased later to 4,000 megawatts. The ministers told the President that preparatory steps had been taken to train doctors and other medical specialists to prepare for unforeseen circumstances, establish specialist medical centres and procure necessary equipment aimed at protecting the health of the citizens. Speaking while receiving Mr. Yukiya Amano, the Director-General of the IAEA at the presidential villa yesterday, President Buhari said he was happy that the organization was developing a program from which Nigeria would benefit. President Buhari charged the IAEA to do more to support Nigeria, in view of the long years of its association and support for the nuclear regulatory agency. The meeting which had the ministers also attracted the presence of the Vice President, Yemi Osinabjo. Addressing the President, Mr. Amano said he was pleased to see that Nigeria was taking the correct steps toward a safe usage of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.

Atlantian:
Words like "devalue the Naira" is not supposed to exist. The right words should be "allow the value of naira to be determined by economic forces" while you block leakages. No one should charge fees and sell items in dollars or any other foreign currency in Nigeria. Close down all USD denominated account and convert the funds at agreed fx rate to Naira, then allow importers to conduct their businesses with certain tact and tax. Right ? But CBN decided to fix false exchange rate for Naira and still changes policy up and down like amarteurs. Do they not know that the single problem facing the economic is keeping funds in foreign currencies called Dorm accounts ?

Close down dorm account and allow every international transfers be settled in our local currency. That solves the very immediate step.

IdiAmin2:
nonsense
why wait till you go a goal down to start playing with urgency
they were playing like training session since, Egypt score then they start playing with purpose, too late.

OlujobaSamuel:
I get you sir, but they are still distributing fixed charge and estimated billing.
Also, the 300000 is nothing close to many, so his opinion on that is flawed.
I hope he will get it right. That's why I said I love his will, but sometimes, his decision is like a derailing train, you can't stop it until it reaches a clog, by then, the havoc is always better imagined than experienced.

londoner:
Can someone explain how the 300,000 Meters will improve the supply of electricity?
Thanks.

Fmartin:
hmm.... ?

Decibel:
You are still educating these APC apologists even passingshot fell for this lie which has been told over time. I ask him for empirical evidence to his claim but he cowardly chicken out.

Chief Audu Ogbeh, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, has issued a clarification in response to reports that the government intends to import grass to feed cows. “This is absolutely not true,” said the Minister in a statement.

According to the Minister, what Nigeria plans to do is to import seedlings to grow improved varieties of grass in Nigeria. He said there is no intention to import grass wholesale.

The minister has said a number of times recently that Nigeria needs improved varieties of grass, some of which can be found in Brazil and Kenya, both tropical countries sharing many attributes with Nigeria. The climatic similarities – which mean varieties of grass will have no difficulty adapting to Nigerian climate – as well as the fact that those varieties contain about 28 per cent higher crude protein , are responsible for the Minister’s decision. http://www.thescoopng.com/nigeria-import-grass-seedlings-not-grass-audu-ogbeh-clarifies/

Iykopee:
I can see some mentally retarrded zombies using the malaysian example to promote a primordial sentiment and egg on the president to attempt his foolish adventure of grass seedling importation..

Let me remind the zombies that there was never a time Malaysians came to Nigeria for palm seed. It was a jumbo sized lie told over and over.

As for president buhari importing grass seedling into the country with same forex oda businesses have no access, let me quickly remind him that in the south cows are grazing on grasses here. Let the govt buy land for the herdsmen and build ranches. We have over 500 specie of grass in the south. It really doesnt make sense importing grass seedling from brazil.

Lets patronise home grown grass to improve the naira. Dont import grass seedling from Brazil.

Chief Audu Ogbeh, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, has issued a clarification in response to reports that the government intends to import grass to feed cows. “This is absolutely not true,” said the Minister in a statement.

According to the Minister, what Nigeria plans to do is to import seedlings to grow improved varieties of grass in Nigeria. He said there is no intention to import grass wholesale.

The minister has said a number of times recently that Nigeria needs improved varieties of grass, some of which can be found in Brazil and Kenya, both tropical countries sharing many attributes with Nigeria. The climatic similarities – which mean varieties of grass will have no difficulty adapting to Nigerian climate – as well as the fact that those varieties contain about 28 per cent higher crude protein , are responsible for the Minister’s decision. http://www.thescoopng.com/nigeria-import-grass-seedlings-not-grass-audu-ogbeh-clarifies/

Kesmakveli:
Its very sad that our Leaders don't want the growth of our Dear Country... May God help us all to succeed in our Various Endeavours.. Amen!