₦airaland Forum

FarahAideed:
A very Senior Military officer and Former GOC

FarahAideed:
Son of a very decorated military regular officer

FarahAideed:
Yes I know RSM Bulama Biu ..he trained both my dad and his brother in the military

MIKOLOWISKA:
Name them
60% of western world still rings in coal
Forget propaganda
They don't want you to develop
Less than 5% is "renewable"(all energy is renewable by the way) energy

MIKOLOWISKA:
scale my brother
Economies of scale
Bigger is cheaper and more efficient
Can't run factory on solar
Too expensive

MIKOLOWISKA:
without electricity how can you meet any

It's not by talking for talking sake

Think bfor you open your mouth

rummmy:
rip English..... Everyone against the useless buhari government must not be ipob..... Low life

dunkem21:
Don't mind them.. Everyone knows that it is Obama that brought APC into power. Their slogan 'Change' is from Obama.

FarahAideed:
I don't ooo but this is not the way to go

PrecisionFx:
Buhari destroyed the power sector by making a lawyer minister for power

FarahAideed:
You are not a very smart person oo

bankylan:
Your position has nothing to do with ATC&C loss the Discos are faced with. Buying over by the govt will only worsen the matter. This is what you get when the people who don't know about power and electricity market are the ones in charge.

MondayOsunbor:
Failed Investors ! Buhari will spend the money public Money
And convert it to family business using fronts mark my words

rummmy:
Lie lie FG

Angelfrost:
Sigh... Do you even live in Nigeria?... Do you even understand or grasp the concept of "business cost"?...

Do you know the import and impact poor electricity supply alone has on emerging small and medium scale businesses?... Do you know how many small scale businesses struggle to break even daily in Nigeria?...

Do you even know how many small scale businesses will pop up and thrive in the midst of adequate security?... A lot of these businesses will even run 24-7.

You keep dodging the sad and hard reality on ground...

Let me even pause, and ask (I should probably have led with this): What paradigm shift have we failed to embrace here as a people that people in China have?

Angelfrost:
If the major businesses can't thrive in the face of the challenges detailed, how do you propose that small scale businesses will thrive in the near absence of these things?...

I'm not obstinate.... There is a clear difference between obstinacy and realism.

Angelfrost:
- Computer Village, Lagos.

- Nnewi Spare parts Market.

- I.T hub in most parts of Benin, Asaba, Enugu, etc.

- Elumelu Group

- Aba textile hub

....just off the top of my head. I have names of individuals who excel in programming, web design, etc.. Even on social media especially Nairaland, they abound (a lot of them inspired me to give programming a shot).

Shall we talk about agriculture, pharmaceuticals, crafts, creative writing, entertainment?... Try and watch Inside Africa on CNN, and see how the journalists expound on the future of Nigeria in commerce and industry if favorable business environment is created...

My dear friend, I get your point.... But, Nigerians are one of the most industrious people in Africa, but there is so much individual efforts can do in the face of lack of good roads, infrastructure, stable electricity, and poor security.... Think about it. That is the difference between this country and others., except you will tell me these things were provided for by individuals in those nations, then I will begin to question your sincerity and intelligence. Thank you.

Charleys:
This man want to ban forex.

Forex traders what's next... I need advice

Angelfrost:
Prove what exactly?... The innovation and industry of Nigerians even against the odds of generations of failed leadership?..

uckennety:
Ken saro wi wetin..........

That greedy, back stabbing ape

He got what he deserved

Angelfrost:
So, you just flawed your earlier statement on number/population... That brings us back to a failure of leadership at all levels, and not a case of "you are too many"...

...And point of correction: the average Nigerian is quite open to innovation, research, enterprise, and industry. If our leaders were half as responsible as those of the countries under comparison, we would be rubbing shoulders with them by now.

Angelfrost:
Too many? What does that even mean?... Are we more populated than China and India?... I don't quite get you.

MobilityExpress:
Oba Otudeko, Subomi Balogun, Wale Adenuga, Jimoh Ibrahim etc are exceptional in their right as self-made billionaires because these guys started from scratch, and didn't steal government money through politics or political office

Mandesz:
when graduates get to these places they still tell u no job. is these industries built in sky?
Nigeria and unemployment have have bin working 2geda b4 Christ