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Freiburger: see this: https://www.nairaland.com/993239/nigeria-largest-market-fake-drugsGuy, why take to this type of reasoning? Are we arguing about the Nigeria of 'NOW' or the Nigeria 'After Import Restrictions'? I advice you to read through 'WALLIES' posts. Also, go back and re-read my posts with a more open mind. Try to understand the various concepts (CAPITALIZED WORDS) embodied within my posts. NB: Am done having this argument with you since you seem to be interested in 'WHO WON' other than 'HOW ENLIGHTENED ARE WE' at the end of the argument. |
Wallie: Yes by seeking to be more efficient! You can be more efficient by cutting overhead, buying better machinery, improving the skill of your workers, using novel manufacturing methods, using novel materials, managing your business better, incentivizing your employees, paying employees for performance, etcBro, the guy simply argues blindly even when facts are presented to him. |
Freiburger: No doubt compection will bring prices of goods down drastically, but does it really worth it? Let me give you some examples;My dear, why would you think COMPETITION between firms will result to DEVALUATION of labour? I hope you know that labour value is relative to qualification, skill and knowledge. I also hope you know that COMPETITION leads to IMPROVED QUALITY and STANDARDIZATION. Your argument is without economic base. NB: We ain't even started considering the advantageous EXTERNAL ECONOMIES obtainable from the implementation of this policy especially to a developing economy e.g Nigeria |
Freiburger: A country that can't guarantee a stable electricity suppy thinking of industrial revolution, inflation will supass, i ve always have this horror vision that this government's plan is bankrupting the country as soon as possible.You raised a good point on the 'INFLATION' angle but you have to understand that we are practicing a 'free market' economy and as such, COMPETITION between local firms will naturally resolve the matter. We are made to primarily believe that capitalism is all about sadistic exploitation but this is rendered ineffective when competition exists; a situation which will shift the capitalists' beam light from average revenue (profit per unit product) to a more humane total revenue (profit per production) which will be determined by a firm's customer community. |
I most sincerely disagree with SEUN's post. We've long served as a dumping ground for all foreign products even those which fall below the standard of their locally produced substitutes. It's high time we started encouraging our local industries even if it means having to be a bit strict in international frontiers. We should look at positive correlative effects of this new policy. All we need to do is to have a more ORGANIZED local industries which can match with the market forces. We all are wailing over the high rate of unemployment, inequality in societal wealth distribution, widening gap between the lower class and the upper class with the attendant collapse of the middle class, insecurity, smuggling etc. How can we solve the afore listed problems if we, as a country, continue to serve as a 'dump' for foreign products? IMHO, this is a GREAT move by the FG. |
suyu: naija never seems to surprise me sha, bombings,corruption,tribalism,sacrafises, ehhh^^I don't think am OK with his spelling of 'sacrifices' (sacrafises). Unless if you all approve it to be OK. |
Jyde89: no matter how serious an issue is in the king's coutyard,the village id*io*t will alway's show up to air his stu*pi*di*ty,not to make mockery of the issue at hand,just to add some comic relief. Keep amusing your self with issue's that mean's so much to the masses. F**LWhy do you always resort to insults? I haven't seen where BILLYONAIRE wronged you on this thread. I don't like it when people just go about insulting others over flimsy issues. Moreover, I think you should be more economical in your use of apostrophe ('). |
Jyde89: try reading his post again and you will understand what i meant,the word 'unbiased'in my ealier post was meant to be a sercacism,and i dont use word's i no not their meaning,but thank's anyway for your irrelivant comment.Dude, what's wrong with you? STOP using words you ain't sure of their correct spelling(s). What the hell is 'SERCACISM and IRRELIVANT'? |
A league were teams hardly win AWAY matches... |
feelamong: u for also call PDP and HIV!!!Mr feelamong, I know you wrote the above just to feel among. |
Billyonaire: Nairalanders should desist from advertising their ignorance on issues they have no knowledge base. Economic growth has to do with fiscal income into an economy, which are derivatives of import - export differentials. If and how this growth flickers on the populace depends on your technocrats and bureaucrats that run the shows...lol.LOL, please we have lots of kids around here. You've only ended up confusing them the more. Can you break the post down to more kiddies friendly terminologies please? |
Billyonaire: Nairalanders should desist from advertising their ignorance on issues they have no knowledge base. Economic growth has to do with fiscal income into an economy, which are derivatives of import - export differentials. If and how this growth flickers on the populace depends on your technocrats and bureaucrats that run the shows...lol. |
Billyonaire: Nairalanders should desist from advertising their ignorance on issues they have no knowledge base. Economic growth has to do with fiscal income into an economy, which are derivatives of import - export differentials. If and how this growth flickers on the populace depends on your technocrats and bureaucrats that run the shows...lol.LOL, please we have lots of kids around here. You've only ended up confusing them the more. Can you break the post down to more kiddies friendly terminologies please? |
Jyde89: ...an unbiased fellow like you...You called Billyonaire 'unbiased' fellow. I guess you took it to be a bad word cuz you see/hear people use it. Always use the word you know it's meaning(s). |
Jyde89: oh sure, i believe a tour around places like ajegunle,ijora,orile and many other remote areas in Nigeria will vindicate the arguement of an unbiased fellow like you,i have no doubt that you stay outside nigeria,but if you reside here,too bad for you not to see the frustration writing on people's face's.Billyonaire is right. You may not agree with him since it's possible you have limited knowledge on Basic Economics. Businesstools: Can you please mention one of the indicators.GDP, GNP etc. |
Enough of all these misleading Economic Growth Indices. All we ask for is the more realistic and effective Economic Development. »»»»»«««««« OCCUPY AFAM4EVA »»»»»«««««« |
Add me on 2go with »» donigspain That's my contribution... |
Flashaldrin: you sure say na annoyance?? Abi you still dey vex?LOL |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI]LOL @ How Do-or-Die is receding in the SW, but just beginning in other regions, esp N. Delta. lol[/quote]OK ![]() |
Just came to sign the 'OK' register, okay? |
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Is it not possible for Oshiomhole's earlier assertion on election irregularities to be used against him if the PDP guy decides to take the matter to court in an event of the latter's failure? Oshiomhole's earlier claims is enough evidence to cancel this election whether he later won or not since his remarks show he is inclined not to accept the outcome of the election if it does not go to his favour. Am just saying... I need more clarification. PS: I support Oshobaba but I think he was too hasty to make such incriminating assertions. |
Wow, seems someone in the STF got the letter I sent to them two weeks ago on the Jos crisis and possible solution. But my problem is that they only carried out a part of my suggestions and left the other part which is providing 'Re-Settlement Arrangements' to any of the tribes that will be affected which in this happened to fall on the Fulanis. |
I've followed the election activities on NTA and I can say that Adams O. was too hasty in making such assertions. Anyways, it's a political strategy. |
[quote author=Gabriel_sylar]I love staying in a dark room even when there is light or day time...I love covering all entrance of light into the room......I just loveeeeeeeee being in a dark room alone and undisturbed....just lying down...fold my two hands across my chest...cross ma legs and have a faint smile on my face looking at the ceiling like 5hours aloneeeee[/quote]My bro, you define me. I enjoy solitude. My roomie in my university days thought am weird. He always ask how I could stay indoors for 48 hours straight. It took him a while to figure out am not diabolic, lol. I must've inherited that from my mum. |
maryslesso: Go do Hepatitis screening asap, as well as Liver Function Test. You may also try Complete Blood Count. Please make use of standard labd or hopsital, not this result-in-biro labs.The test was done in a standard hospital laboratory. Thanks. |
The term 'subSahara' has got absolutely nothing to do with racism. It's simply a geographical term used in African regional classification e.g. Mediterranean, subSahara, Equatorial, the Horn, Kalahari and the Cape. |
cog1: Bros sorry,its just a manner of speaking I've been used toOK. The lab technician's remark suggested 'Hepatitis and Typhoid'. |
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It is an undisputable fact that Aba is one of the best planned cities in West Africa but it's problem lies on city management. The road network, by default, is anti-holdup, discourages overspeeding and reckless driving. Even the underground drainage system was constructed to manage surface runoff in such a way that it would take not more than 3 minutes for all storm rains (no matter the intensity) to wash off from the surface. |
Danka7777: I wasn't surprised at Enugu. Had to do some research and found out that It was the same Ajibola Bamidele who planned Ibadan also planned it. Not surprised at all!I beg to differ, it has got nothing to do with the planner. Enugu grew as a Multiple Nuclei settlement. Enugu's planning is a beautiful one as it centered on security because of it's historical and political significance. Hardly will robbers have an easy escape out of the city as the network grid is not favourable. |
Lordave: Aba aka 'the table city'YES, if u meant 'table city' to represent layman's view on flat land but NO, if you meant a geographical description of a 'table city' (PLATEAU, Jos). |
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