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Crixxx: ![]() Enough said! |
Crixxx:That's your decision, other people are free to make theirs. |
Half-baked story. Kidnappers don't carelessly reveal their identities. RIP |
babyfaceafrica:What an insightful and smart reply. Your friends must be in awe of your brilliance. |
Everyone is now a health expert. I am not aware of any country being ruled by WHO even in normal time. Think of WHO as a charity organization. Their primary work is organizing and coordinating health responses and information. The membership is voluntary and requires nothing. They don't owe you vaccine, medicine, or any cure. They are not some world government with military power to enforce rules on countries. These reps are merely playing to the gallery of the misinformed populace. If lockdown was still in place, they would still be traveling abroad to treat headache despite the many local herbs alternatives we have on the ground. None of these reps will sign up for a new herbs trial if infected. |
She also said that the government will not abandoned them as they return home because the state government will ensure that all the children get western education as they continue with their Islamic education.Good job El Rufai. |
njelrapheal:Reread the headline. The health authorities are just being cautious. |
naijanative:Nigeria is doing the right thing. Not everything you read online is true. All diagnostic tests come with limitations especially the "rapid" ones. Left to me, the returnees will be forced into 28 days quarantine because the consequence of an error is very high. |
Hungry "doctor" looking for easy money. |
Many pastorpreneurs are suffering from a reduction in tithe. More will speak up in the coming weeks. They are so desperate that they are now spreading fake news and crazy conspiracies about the Coronavirus just to undermine the government. It is a shame that the average pastor is now indistinguishable from delusional conspiracy theories. |
babajeje123: Oasis007:Lies. Most patients in other countries are fine and can breathe normally. |
Another Trump supporter strikes again. |
fireback:He doesn't have a vaccine and would never do. If he contracts Coronavirus, he will likely not survive it himself. Most of you don't understand anything about a vaccine but still won't shut up. You think a vaccine is just magic that you can conjure up with big money. There is no bill in the US, India, Indonesia, China, Latin America, and Europe wh house most of the population in the world but somehow, a third world country and poverty stricken country is the most important to the "anti-christ". How dumb could such a devil be? Let me give you another secret: Bill Gates is the third-largest contributor to WHO. This means all HIV drugs, Some children Malaria drugs, Snake Antivenoms, Newborn and adult vaccines are subsidized by his "devilish" money. With the revelation above, you have more work to do. You need to start telling people to stop taking all those subsidized drugs and always ask for the most expensive variants. Now, get to work! |
BeautifulMind2:Read more about wealth distribution and Gini coefficient. It doesn't say what you think it means. BTW, you should stop commenting on issues you don't understand. |
OK2NVME:Where is the WHO vaccine? Who has been forced to take the non-existent vaccine? |
This is what you get when illiterates are running the country. No progress can be expected from a government that bases its policy on WhatsApp fake news, YouTube videos and fake pastors' "prophecies". |
I can sense fear all over the OP's body. A fearful mind cannot reason. When some Northerners rejected the polio vaccine, they were termed illiterates and mocked. But when some people believe they are going to be forced to take a vaccine that doesn't exist and may never exist by a man that can't make one, they call themselves "smart". What an irony. |
We know it is fake news and we know the source. |
Zooposki:Hot weather is fake news, I wonder why people continue to spread it. The temperature required to kill Coronavirus will melt your skin. |
The most corrupt president in America's history. He is pumping the government's money into his private companies. African looters have nothing on this conman. |
MumuCountry:It is GDP per capita and not just GDP that tells a poor country apart from a rich one. |
israelmao:You are making excuses for criminals. These kinds of guys robbed people, looted and burned shops because of South African's xenophobic attacks last year. Was there a lockdown then? You should be grateful that they are being removed from the street. They will eat you raw if given the opportunity. |
Chillext:They are all innocent! |
DonX001:They are all innocent until proven guilty. But we prefer they remain locked up for now. |
bigpicture001:What's all this? It seems you have been so confined to classrooms that you cannot reason out of it. I just saw your question about "cash crops", do you think this is an exam hall? This is the same way, capitalist tell you that create the right policies... Investors will com and better your economy...this is very tru for a country that has other things being equal..like good financial system, good legal framework, attractive capital flight policies, etc.. But in Nigeria where these things are not in place....even if you keep tax rate at 0% ,they will still not com.....and domestic investors are too uneducated or poor to invest in such ventures.......so in that case,what does governmt do....wait forever?..…..You just confirmed my suspicion. Everything you know comes from what people "tell you". Parroting elementary and unoriginal viewpoints as if they are some divine creed does not portray you in a good light. Now, let us leave the classroom and go to the real world. If domestic investors are shunning real investment in certain sectors, it is either they are getting free money (via government subsidies) elsewhere or they see problems that you can't understand. Local investors are neither poor nor uneducated in any real sense. Rather than trying to solve the real problems that are keeping investors away, you advocate for flushing more money down the drain in doomed ventures that the government cannot manage. No they shld reach out and create those critical industries Needed to grow the economy..and thereafter they can privatize them.....The "norms" are for countries primarily engaged in export of extractive commodities to subsidize the populace and create failed industry they had no idea about managing. What you get is largely entitled and unskilled populace. Akwa-Ibom established subsidy-funded firms that rely entirely on the state's allocation. How much was invested to start the firms? Can the firms pay their own workers' salaries from the generated profits if any? How much does the firms generate for the government? Those "productive" firms will still get budgetary allocations to keep them afloat because they are mere vanity projects. It is possible that one becomes buoyant in the short term but that is a bug and not by design. What Akwa-Ibom government did was to create a semblance of starting an industry in order to create employment. People love such gestures and are happy that the government is "doing its job". They didn't understand that it comes at a cost. NNPC is running at a loss, year in year out despite private OCs turning profits for their shareholder. That is in a sector that some countries are successfully managing. Yet, you want a country that can't manage an oil company to start setting up industries. What your so-called graduate wants are irrelevant. Most of them shouldn't have been admitted in the first place as they had no business getting a tertiary education. But due to the myopic government thirst for subsidizing unproductive sectors, every Dick and Harry can get admission and graduate with no useful skill nor experience for surviving in the real world. Unfortunately for the government, it lacks the finance to place its undeserving graduates on lifetime subsidies leading to an unprecedented unemployment rate. We won't come out of this mess until the destructive subsidy policies are removed. The only people that should get tertiary education are those who can afford it or merit a scholarship. Now, let us revisit countries that have emerged from rots. China didn't develop by mass graduating and mass employing graduates. It did by enforcing meritocracy such that only students who deserve tertiary education get admitted. This was accompanied by the rapid development of infrastructure that attracted investors. We can all see the results today. Does the government have other roles to play? Of course. China enrols about half of its post-secondary school students in vocational education. Germany also has a similar policy where educationally challenged students are automatically assigned to vocational schools. Graduates are not the ones making iPhones in China, it is the less educated. Also, the government should be a major player in the defense and health sector not because they can turn a profit but for the sake of saving lives. You talk about privatizing such firms. Who do you think will take over aside from government friends who will demand more subsidies in order to keep it running. If there is real money to be made in a sector, investors(local or foreign) will come in and outcompete the government in a short period. Any country that always gets into trouble because of a drop in certain commodity prices is headed for trouble. regardless of how sophisticated or impoverished they look to outsiders. |
recklesslove:It is obvious someone has been deceiving you by taking advantage of your disdain for critical analysis and lack of subject-level expertise |
bigpicture001:According to you, your knowledge comes from textbooks. It is not a surprise that there is no single successful socialist country in existence. Well, the good news is that everyone will end up equally poor, so no envy. I think I might just have stumbled into another YouTube conspiracies believer. Who are "they"? |
Why do you care? He is being proactive. |
bigpicture001:I don't need any textbook to know the role of a government. States where people primarily depend on government jobs or help are ticking time bombs. |
Superjazz:It is not the government business to build manufacturing companies. They will just be another group collecting salaries and subsidies from the government. Borrowing to pay citizens isn't the same as taking people out of unemployment. If you have a manufacturing business process, approach your bank or BOI for loans. |
Nigeria's relatively low level of testing has nothing to do with training(which can be done pretty quickly) or technology since China is now back to full production of kits. The issue is all about money but since we aren't that poor compared to Egypt and Ghana using GDP per Capita value then the government is simply not prioritizing the fight against Covid-19. The government claims that it costs about #10,000 per test but many of the test kits being used were donated not bought. If we test 100,000 people that comes to about 1 billion Naira and 1 million tests will cost 10 billion Naira. Given that Nigeria has lost billions in revenue due to the scaling down of port operations and other economic activities, it makes no sense to delay the epidemic further by refusing to test more people. Right now, it appears both the government and the health officials are in agreement on the low testing rate policy which shouldn't be since the experts should know better. The more we delay testing and hope for the best, the more our economy tanks and we risk a full out epidemic. |
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