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Saraki a northern minority against pmb a core northern I smell defeat in the camp of PDP. Tambuwal or Atiku stand a better chance to challenge PMB. |
And the problems have just begun oooo. Our political parties lack structure. I just hope the presidential primary election does not disintegrate the party. All this use and dump when something better comes is not healthy. |
the number 1 priority of any government is to create prosperity for her citizens. The main reason the government can't meet up with its recurrent expenditure is the size of its budget. 9 trillion naira for almost 200 million people is a huge joke, that is 45k per person in a year lets ask ourselves what can 45 k do for a citizen in a year? I'm not exonerating financial irresponsibility on the part of the government but lets face it we wont go very far on a lean budget irrespective of how judicious it is spent. |
Smart politician, create some leverage for the future just like Saraki is doing. I can't win but you would have to give me something for stepping aside for you. |
DWJOBScom:Any country without a steel industry will struggle with manufacturing, companies like Nissan have to import all parts of the cars they assemble, when we combine the cost of parts cost of shipping and cos of clearing, the overhead is already huge thereby making the price of the vehicle expensive. |
Well, mou's are good its the implementation that is the important thing. Truth be told Nigeria is not a market, how many people can afford to buy a new car in Nigeria? So if these companies begin operation who will buy the finished product? Government buying vehicles can't be considered as a serious market these companies need volume sales to break even. The likes of IVM, coscharis, Peugeot, and Nissan are feeling the pressure of a weak market already, many of them depend on government agencies for survival. Solution to this problem is increasing purchasing power of citizens. |
Enough of the compare my solution to agriculture challenge is to set up a company with the local government having 50% control the state 30% and federal 20%. Let $2billion be withdrawn from our savings and shared equally amon all the local governments of the federation but the local government won't be given the liquid cash, the cash should be used to purchase Morden farming equipments and shared to all local government offices of the company. The purchase process will involve sending people from all local government for training on how to maintain the new equipments and the manufacturer setting up assembly plants in all geopolitical zones. The company is tasked with the responsibility of leasing equipments to farmers at a cost and maintaining these equipments. If a state doesn't want to farm they can partner with other states by leasing their equipment and deciding on a payment deal. This idea is to accommodate food multiplication only. |
I wonder why some folks are pointing at PMB as a result of the present poverty, the man simply made a terrible situation worse. The situation has been terrible for a very long time. According to OPEC annual report, from 1990 - 1998 we earned $119.8b from oil sale (13%) from 1999 - 2009 we earned $401.4b from oil sale (40%) from 2010 - 2014 we earned $381.9b from oil sale (38%) from 2015 - till date we have earned $93.5b from oil sale (9%) what have we done with all these monies? if you ask me the worst government we have ever had is the GEJ government, the reasons being that the government earned so much and has little to show for it. According to the world bank as at 2003 we had 63.9 million people living below the poverty line, the number increased to 71 million in 2009, as of today we are in 87 million. poverty trajectory is steadily increasing year in year out from 1960 till date, one of the reasons is population growth if we haven't fixed the poverty issues of 100 people the problem becomes a lot harder to fix when we have 250 people. a population is only a blessing when a majority of the population are productive, it becomes a curse when they are not. some say we should all go back to farming, but they seem to forget that the wealth of farming lies in using supporting technology (mechanization). Solution to our problems are simple, restructure in the lines of economy, trade, security and infrastructure. we will be surprised that there is more wealth in the north than in the south. |
What has the purchasing power of indigenes have to do with tourism? The indigenes provide a service outsiders require and the outsiders pay for this service, that's the abc of tourism. The idea of tinapa was to create a serene business environment combined with leasure, doing this only takes creative thinking. |
Lol, Saraki should rule Nigeria the same way he ruled Kwara state abi. Secondly we need leader's not ruler's, there is a distinct difference. |
Fifa is the world governing body of soccer, for any country to participate in the sport they have to sign up with FIFA and signing up with them means you are going to abide by their rules and regulations. This means that documents signed supercedes any other rule simply put with regards to soccer fifa laws supercedes the constitution of Nigeria. I don't blame the minister, in a country where we don't honour contracts, statements like this is what we get, we assume that every rule is bendable. If the government so wants Chris Giwa to become the NFF president, it should wait till the next election, the bigger fish to fry is that Fifa president considers Pinick to be a valuable ally so how do you go against the powers that be? Government control of sports is one of the reasons we record very low growth in sports. |
which port in the world employs a compendium workforce of 2 million people? our politicians need to use their head enough of the sugar coating. |
If Buhari hates the igbo's, was it Goodluck or OBJ that loved them? Cos if they did there is very little to show for it. |
Please evaluate the vision of the startup and the character of its leader befor joining one. Many startups don't have a well thought out plan, yes things on paper may look different in reality, the vision needs to accommodate these realities. Secondly if the leader is egocentric and not a people person that's a big problem cos a leader of a startup needs to ensure that members of the team love what they are doing and he provides enough inspiration for them to perform. Thirdly mutual respect some people carry the CEO title like they are gods showing little or no respect to employees, well the time will come when the leader will require sacrifice of his employees, its that time you reap what you have sown. If you have done well expect positve if you have done poorly expect the latter. One skill everyone looking for a job needs to develop is the ability to read people. |
1kw solar panel = =N=160,000 200 ah battery *2 = =N= 190,000 2.4KVA inverter = =N= 48,000 12/24v charge controller = =N= 15,000 Installation = =N= 15,000 |
Favour is God's willingness to use his power and abilities on my behalf even when I don't deserve it. Charles Capps |
TheGuyNextDoor:You call not sharing free money greedy? Or not sharing food stuffs greedy? The same Fayemi increased the states IGR to 1 billion naira monthly then Fayose comes and records no IGR. If we are talking of greed Fayose should be the SI unit owing 5 months salary of civil servants, local government workers 6 months, pensioners 8 months, no gratuities since 2015. Ekiti deserves far better than Fayemi but as it is Fayemi is a better option than Eleka. |
The man knows he can't win an election but he can sure get political attention that can get him an appointment. It's the appointment he wants not government house. |
The likes of Saraki are working on thin ice, how do I mean if his alliance with the opposition works his profit will be huge, but if he leaves the APC and PMB wins that will be a political suicide. Trust Saraki he doesnt make a move until he is sure of his opponent's hand. |
Ekiti was in the bag for PDP if only they had a credible primary election, and uncle Ayo just paid workers. I guess uncle Ayo was just trying to cover up his tracks of colossal fund mismanagement, but he should have known that godfather Politics in Nigeria is dead ando buried. This election has taught me that bread is stronger than idealogy. But sides of the divide behaved shamefully but come to think of it they both understood what the challenges were and capitalised on the wide spread poverty prevalence in the state. Well uncle Ayo this is how it feels to use federal might to win an election landslide at least let's applaud the APC for not going that far. Let the blame games begin. |
We need to stop substituting functional for spectacular. |
nathanjohn2808:Your challenge is networking and relationship building AKA connection. I remember speaking to 2 top hr directors in the UK and both of them told me that they got their jobs through recommendations. it's evident that you are smart, I recommend that you attend Job fairs or even volunteer to work for free (short term) that way you will meet people that can recommend you when they see an opening. The job market in Nigeria is very saturated every slightly advantage needs to be capitalised on. |
The project is all shades of myopic in nature, Lagos should be considering mass transit like rail n monorail. Yes it's expensive but that's the solution to the horrendous traffic in lagos. |
paxonel:The bigger question is what is the reason for names being blotted out? Answer is SIN Another question is if someone who commits sin drops dead this moment where will they go? Will their names still be in the book of life? How many people sin on a per second billing? |
paxonel:Anyone whose name was not found written in the book of life was thrown into the lake of fire. Rev 20:15 Revelation 3:5 New King James Version (NKJV) 5 He who overcomes shall be clothed in white garments, and I will not blot out his name from the Book of Life; but I will confess his name before My Father and before His angels. |
Cynie42:What kind of best friend asks you out when they clearly know you are in a relationship? |
nice, hard work and pioneering an industry pays. A few of the picture especially the one with the rolls were taken in a car dealership store. |
RuggedArab:It difficult in Nigeria especially when higher institutions don't have flexible programs. I work and run my MBA online in a uni in the uk, my friend just finished an MSC in energy systems from a uk uni all done online. yes it is expensive and may require longterm planning but it cuts the stress. I remember a friend running to attend a test on Saturday at one of our Nigerian uni's and the lecturer not showing up. you cant try out unicaf. |
Solstar:Dangote may have been making mistakes of late, but the refinery he is building is not one of such mistakes. Think of it how much do we spend as a country importing PMS alone? It runs to billions of dollars yearly to be specific $28 billion. Yes that much (https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/06/20/kachikwu-nigeria-spends-28bn-annually-to-import-petrol/amp/) 50% of the price of PMS is tied to crude then running cost, dangote should be raking in nothing less than $15 billion profit yearly and if he runs for 10 years only you can do the maths of his wealth. if I remember correctly dangote said the refinery will cost $9 billion, dangote is financing about $3 billion, Africa development Bank is bringing 2 billion, the indians and Chinese are also involved. Secondly it will take more than 10 years for electric cars to gain footing in Africa, I mean we're are the infrastructure? We don't have electricity to power our homes is it cars we will be powering? Before we castigate dangote for poor business choice it will be nice to remember that running a business is not a walk in the park and mistakes are bound to happen some one can recover from some we can't. |
We need to discuss as a nation how we decommission people with combat skills, and how we can integrate them back to the society. I mean the man was trained to secure lives and property with a weapon if necessary, when he is dismissed how else do we expect him to make a living considering that he has only one skill? |
who does appointment help in Nigeria? the community or family and friends? These chaps are not serious, we have been crying for ogoni cleanup and these idiots want to create more ogoni's. |
You no pay deve. For those that don't understand, dev means development levy, it is the birthright of the jobless youth in the Niger delta, they extort this monies from those who bring development to the community. This has been an age long tradition that has repelled development and investment in the region. |
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