₦airaland Forum

Mariecakes:
I don talk am before say na mouth we go use buy made in nigeria
which Nigerian company have you given that opportunity ? This is the same story about everything in Nigeria "low Standard, Poor quality " how do you expect Nigeria to grow when you keep taking jobs and opportunities outside the country Both Financial n Professional Growth will not happen! And we will all just keep complaining

Atlantian:
I havent read the book, so I do not know the context of the material and its targeted audience. If the principles within the bookl is meant for a macrocosmic audience, then the book needs a worldwide audience, so printing and especially distributorship by a Nigerian company will not capture that audience. You might want to argue that the context is Nigerian, but there are several millions of Nigerians in Diaspora.

Ben Bruce has been the ONLY voice of hope in this heat-permeating, electrically-inefficient, politically-myopic, economically-recessing contraption.

Rossikk:
Ben Bruce ''looks like Obama but acts like Obanikoro''.

mentorandfriend:
Only wailers and gullible IPOB Youths take this attention seeker for his words.

I see him as another typical Nigerian politician who works on the emotions of the masses and throws us away when they get to where they're going.

wirinet:
If Ben Bruce feels Nigerian publishing houses are not up to standard, then he has no business promoting "made in Nigeria". Aba made shoes cannot compare with the standard of Italian made shoes. Even innoson cars cannot measure up to the standard European, US or Japanese cars, so why should anybody buy made in Nigeria.

madridguy:
Na so God go continue to open their yansh useless mofos. Na so God go dey disgrace them one by one. Bariga, Lagos is full of competent printing press yet the Uncommon sense activist carry money go US.

Montaque:
practice what u preach

gists:
Do As I Say.......
...... Not As I Do

abbeycial:
over to u Bruce


it cud be a typo error or maybe APC was trying to set him up or maybe he composed the book ova there in USA.
am sure he wld come up with a good defence.
After all,he is a social media senator.




bottom line-
believe any politician at ur own risk.

kayfra:
Religious robot. Run along.

Yyeske:
Why not counter what he said before your Bible thingy, it's obvious you've learnt from the person you quoted and a thank you is not too much to say.

sweetgala:
After all your long write up which manages in no small feat to digress failing to address the matter itself, TR fact remains by Ben Bruce is "evidently" an hypocrite.

He has failed to practice what he so passionately preaches and from historical evidence woth relation to current actions he has been the beneficiary of a form of common sense , but is actions speak otherwise.

The is however a politician and hypocrisy is their nature.

kayfra:
Okonjo saying it after the crisis started is like me and you getting in the rain and me telling you we will both get wet. Captain Obvious talk.

Sanusi spoke when the cloud was gathering and we could actually do something about the situation. And I have been corrected he said it late 2011. Oil rose to $140 after Sanusi's speech and Okonjo looked on doing nothing like a world bank programmed robot.

kayfra:
You have holes to poke or facts to reinforce?

What are you contributing to the discourse besides...well...bi.tching

kayfra:
Do you have anything of substance to say?

kayfra:
Coz she said it when the economy was already in the toilet. Why didn't she do something when the writing was on the world in 2012. Oh yeah, oil was like $120 a barrel so enjoyment galore.

I'll b.itch slap anybody that calls this woman competent.

kayfra:
Coz she said it when the economy was already in the toilet. Why didn't she do something when the writing was on the world in 2012. Oh yeah, oil was like $120 a barrel so enjoyment galore.

I'll b.itch slap anybody that calls this woman competent.

sweetgala:
Abegi, why are you trying so hard to cover for this hypocrite called Ben Bruce, he is a politician and like so many of them the world over , deceit and false representation is their game.

I've always suspected his shady character from his days at NTA

kayfra:
This is a 2012 video, Ngozi only spoke late 2014. Spare me the Ngozi nonsense.

kayfra:
This is a 2012 video, Ngozi only spoke late 2014. Spare me the Ngozi nonsense.

jayloms:
First, I know him long enough and that should be okay for you.

Secondly, per the below quote, what makes you think other Nigerians are not #buyingnaija?? Is it because they're not into the showbusiness of displaying them on twitter like the senator.

This is a fact. The average Nigerian has in possession a larger percentage of made in Nigeria goods and have saved this country more money in FOREX, than the likes of BMB who now thinks he is the common sense messiah.

One thing you fail to realize, is his love for showbiz.

coolscott:
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I make bold to say that folks found on this track are kantankerous souls not committed to any form of worthy ideal but are only driven by a dark heart against anything that seems to shine bright and good, which probably does not seem to be coming out of the political clique they wished it was coming out from.
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MaziOmenuko:
Please stop littering my mentions with ur incoherent spams! Your shallow input of a defense is plain garbage and doesn't justify a man that scolded even the youths for supporting manutd and arsenal thereby, according to him, strengthening the British pound.
I understand that it is impossible to have 100% made in Nigeria but for Bruce to publish his books outside the shores of this country leaves a lot to be desired.

Dora Akunyili started this campaign before Bruce, and all thru her stay in office, she was wearing Nigerian made Ankara...

Once again, leave me out of ur pathetic mentions!

jayloms:
And what has that got to do with this I know him well enough, so

Stalwert:
If you understand common sense and making logical statements you would know majority of ordinary Nigerians do not use foreign products. In fact the currency problem would affect mainly Nigerians with elitist taste buds. So most ordinary NIgerians actually invest more in made in Nigeria than your two faced lying scoundrel who couldn't even publish ordinary book in Nigeria yet wants others to do as he says not as he do. Only fools cannot see beyond his hypocrisy. When his brother was there Nigeria had abundant commonsense when his brother left commonsense took leave, who ate 2 lienus fooling?abeg swerve and please remove me from your dopey name tag.

jayloms:
Bro, #buyNaija is a good concept no doubt, but, for the chief campaigner and #commonsense crooner to print his book #outofnaija in d selfsame period of his pro-naija campaigns, speaks volumes.

I'll pipe down for now, maybe somebody in the states volunteered to cover the printing expense. Howbeit, my intuition tells me, he's all for the publicity and prolly got careless on this instance.

That he purchased some Aba foot wears and one innoson car and displayed them on twitter, doesn't convince me that he WANTS to buy naija, but, I hope I'm wrong.

I just have this intuition that, he's tryna make us believe he's doing what he's preaching, even though, he would rather opt for foreign goods/services.

Stalwert:
SMH he is double faced liar whose common sense works once his brother loose elections.

912:
so there is no printing press in nigeria? where is the common sense in this?

You ask people to always patronize made in Nigeria things. But 90% of the movies shown in your cinema are foreign movies. You want to print a book you went abroad to do it. How is this growing the Naira? If this is not hypocrisy i don't know what is