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When will cornavirus do what we are praying for and deal with Buhari for us!? That was Osibanjo can become president. We are tired of an incompetent, emotionless, unintelligent, unempathic leader like Buhari. Osinbajo will be 100 times better. |
Birdeyeview:The best way to sustain rail in nigeria going forward will be to form a holding company to manage the tracks, while private companies run rail services. Same way airports belong to government and private airlines operate. If we expect govt to run everything, trust me in 5years the entire investment would have gone down the drain. |
Sagelegend:Exactly. I would not classify this is classy. Looks local and without the input of a proper interior designer. |
Having the longest runway in Nigeria will by itself not make the air port to be viable. All the state governors devoting huge resources to building airports are just doing vanity projects and in most cases, its just an opportunity to steal money. |
dives:And are roads, bridges and railways thjngs we should just be doing in 2020?? Which effort to diversify which econony? Name one specific thing Buhari has done since 2015 that will deliver even 5% of what we currently make from oil as a means of diversification? Crude prices crashed in 2015, and we spoke about diversification. Crude prices crashed again in 2020 and Nigeria was actually WORSE prepared than before!! Does that make any sense!? What were we doing since 2015? Exchange rate was $199 when Buhari took over, its now $470!! We've lost N270 in 5 years! More than we lost in 35years from 1980!! And the Buhari we thought was not corrupt, see what is going on in his government as per NDDC and stuff as well as Oyo Ita. Buhari is the most useless president we've ever had. Someone who had so much public support in 2015 and yet has bungled every thing up. Nigerians will be mad to vote APC in 2023. The biggest mistake PDP made in 2019 was fielding Atiku who was tainted from Obasanjo tenure. But even at that i doubt Atiku could have been as bad as Buhari.I hope they won't make the same mistake in 2023. Even though APC and PDP are nor far from one another, we at least need to make the point that bad leadership will be punished. Nigera needs a youngish, sharp minded, energetic President. Someone who understands basic economics, entrepreneurship, international relations, industry etc. Someone who has emotional intelligence. Someone who has specific ideas about what needs to be done, not high level stuff like we need to diversify, develop agriculture etc. HOW EXACTLY DO WE DO THESE THINGS. We need a President that will inspire us and get us believing again, cos very few people believe in nigeria at the moment, both within and outside Nigeria. Maybe a Peter Obi or Donald Duke can do that job. |
favor914:This is exactly the shallow, arrogant thinking that the article is talking about!! We spent billions of dollars on ECOMOG in the 80's and 90's, while our education, helathcare, infrastructure and economy languished. What strategic importance did we get from it. Do we have Nigerian companies dominating in Liberia and Sierra Leone and repatriating dollars back home the way American companies do in Middle East? We call ourselves giant of Africa and all that yet we are now being bullied by Ghana. When last did Nigeria stamp its feet down in Africa on any issue? We call ourselves oil giant, but because everybody is finding new oil, we are now irrelevant to US and UK. Besides Angola is nipping at our heels to become Africa's largest producer and Mozambique and Tanzania have found huge gas and will soon have LNG plants to rival NLNG, meanwhile we never accelerated other LNG projects to corner the market when we could have. We have 200m people, majority of whom are illiterate, have extremely low purchasing power and are not adding to a modern economy. Lest you forget, Nigeria is the poverty capital of the world. Nigeria has more people in abject poverty than India, yet India has 5TIMES our population. Does that add up? You should be very worried about the future of this country. |
topboss:How many Ghanaians are in Nigeria? I haven't met a Ghanaian in lagos in a very long time. Yet when I gonto Accra, Nigerians full there. |
Audacious19:I agree with you. As wonderful a player as Messi is,and in my mind he is probably the best of all time, but he is also perhaps their biggest problem in terms of power he weilds, the dependence on him even as he's waning and the distraction he causes on the pitch by getting the ball at times when sometimes the better pass was over the top to find someone who made a run. I've never thought Messi was a good captain anyway. Body language has always been flat when things aren't going their way in big matches. Messi is the reason why Greizman, Coutinho, Dembele and a few others cannot fulfill their own potential. Setting up the team for his playing benefit has also caused Barca to lose their shape and balance. That said its not just about him, as the leadership have not been able to buy the right quality of players to fill certain positions. |
exsodus:Is the bridge single lane both ways? The road i saw they were walking on seemed pretty narrow. |
So in the 21st century, out port was not operating 24 hours?? Especially a port that is even not big enough to efficiently handle the volume that passes through it. You would have thought this was a no brainer like 10 years ago. |
From where will they find the DNA of 200million Nigerians? National Identity Number as a priority over the physical card makes sense. DNA on the other hand makes no sense, cos we have no easy way of getting that information, considering how scattered, unplanned and disconnected every system in this country is. |
omowolewa:Did you read what the guy wrote |
Tiny organisation like NCDMB is using this massive office!! What then will bigger organisations use. We just over employ in most of these government agencies and parastatals. |
Nchenches:I myself wonder about the viability of the AKK pipeline. How many industries are in Abuja and Kano that will take advantage of it, compared to Aba, Lagos and Ogun states? And while it could potentially extend to Europe through North Africa, we do not have any long term supply contracts yet, so pipeline can't be built till then. More likely than not, it is simply an ethnic oriented vanity project and not a commercial one. |
prettyangel10:And is Nigeria really surviving? Compare the average 'Andrew' that checked out in 1985 to the ' Andrew' that didn't and see where they are today. |
I hope corruption and fraud won't be the end of him, like few MP's of Nigerian origin in the UK. Seems some of our negative attitudes run skin deep, despite environment and privilege. |
NGpatriot:I hope they intend to grass the surroundings of this building, and not leave it all sandy. Nigerians don't like greenery and beauty sha. Almost all houses I go to are fully interlocked. No space for natural grass and flowers anywhere. |
See the sad looking ram meat set. Plenty bone and offals. I have received better quality ram may than this, so not sure what her fuss is about. |
Looking at her face from the videos convinced me that she isn’t really that pretty. We shouldn’t be fooled by the touched up, glammed up, slimmed up version of her we see in photos. Her facial structure in this video isn’t quite as good as in still pictures, meaning it’s touched up. |
Indirectly marketing herself it seems!! |
mrvitalis:What exactly are you on about? The article doesn't even mention Osibanjo, yet you say he isn't a Saint? |
emmy512:Well said. Its important that the train service can meet its own operating costs, otherwise the service will fall apart and in no distant time, the train service will stop all together. This is a model that should be applied to many other government agencies, so that they can sustain and improve services. |
SmartPolician:Not just education. Amaechi dualised like 10 key roads in his time as governor. If he hadn't done that, moving around in PH today would be a bigger challenge than it is. And good quality too. Every single one of them had underground drainage to evacuate water quickly. As a result those roads will last longer with just a bit of maintenance. |
We hope we will see the equipment 1year from now. I recall a few years ago, Lagos State government announced with much fanfare the acquisition of an automatic interlock brick laying machine. Till today I have never seen in Lagos where the machine has been used. Probably ended up in a private construction company owned by someone in government. Maybe Planet Projects!! |
kikero:Petrol won't even be up to N300. After all diesel is deregulated and is N190. Everywhere I've gone in the world, diesel is slightly more expensive than petrol. So worst case in Nigeria deregulated petrol at the.moment should be like N180. |
Gracealone:I totally agree. If Yar Adua had allowed the sale by obasanjo to stand, we wouldn't be where we are today. |
Equal2DeTask:If you ask either the SUV guy or truck guy if they would pay N500 for a tolled but smooth road, they will shout from now to kingdom come over the N500, yet is that not better than going through this? I know I will be roasted because people will say this is what government is meant to provide. Agreed! But even aside corruption, let's be honest, Nigeria is pretty poor at the moment. Asides crude oil, the only way to raise revenue in short term is taxes and if govt does so, same people will make noise again. |
ikorodureporta:Its a very simple thing to do, to increase the tariff and still protect the poor. Just stagger the tariff: 0-199 units per month = old rate 200-499 units per month = old rate *1.4 500+ per month = whatever rate NERC wants to charge This way, the 'rich' will actually be subsidizing the poor by paying the difference to keep the first 199 units of the month low. If anyone has appliances that causes him to use over 200 units a month, then perhaps he's not poor. Not saying it has to be 199 units, but whatever research suggests is a good level to peg it in order to protect the poor who use very little electricity. it might be 99 units or it might be 299 units. However, among the people we call 'poor' are those doing welding job and hairdresser etc that use quite a lot of electricity, in many cases stolen electricity. |
And bele don show in 2 weeks |
Revamp in 2020, falls apart in 2024, then revamped in 2028, then falls apart in 2032!!! Meanwhile hotels in anybpartbofbthebdeveloped World have been functioning non stop for 50years. |
HisSexcellency:Don't be over dramatic. When a few skyscrapers in dubai caught fire in the space of a few months a few years ago, was that also a conspiracy. Nigeria is more likely to have fires because of the way electricity supply comes and goes multiple times a day. Not to talk of low quality electrical components as well. |
punisha:Lol! This is the funniest thing I've read today |
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