Politics › Re: How Has Capitalism Encouraged Economic Growth? by mikolo80: 9:53pm On Feb 21, 2016 |
Sibrah: Don'tconfuse you going to china to dump FG subsidized dollar in exchange for goods that employed chinese in its production into Nigeria economy amounts to capitalism. Innoson for example can't boast of 5% local input into its final products. The people you call socialist dominate the industry for providing your most basic needs. Transportation, Housing, food. For shelter industry i give te SEners 30% which one is shelter industry in SE.Dangote cement na north o |
Politics › Re: The Current Economy: A Fight Back Or A Fall Of Nature? by mikolo80: 9:50pm On Feb 21, 2016 |
oduastates: We all know that Nigerian banks are it fit for purpose and they tow the path of least resistance. But the idea of a cabal being the cause of the crisis is nothing but rubbish. I have written many comments on this matter . Let me ask you a question . How many landing strips were in Nigeria under abacha and how many do we have today .
Answer : under abacha , over 100 private landing strips were discovered . SHOCKING? Today , I have no clue .
What I can assure you is that the misapplication of resources has continued since 1979. Nigeria spends but does not invest . The total wealth of a country is not only measured by foreign reserves , sovereign wealth etc . It is the sum total of the wealth of her citizens. The Nigerian so called elites have not only cornered all the available wealth , the politicians are also misapplying the available wealth. Yes , This is a concept I want you to get used to. THE MISAPPLICATION OF LIMITED RESOURCES. All those private jets they buy and maintain is an example of the misappiication. You would have expected someone on whose lap an oil block ( free money ) fell to use that as launching pad to build a mega corporation spanning all sorts of sectors from aluminium to steel , from mechanical to electrical , from mango to rice etc . But no . instead , they go on shopping sprees and parties . This is why I will support any effort to strip all oil blocks from all Nigerians and vest those in the Nigerian state. one would also think that 'we' would invest in farms(fish,rice, wheat,sugar,palm oil,cocoa) and factories(pure water,garri,bread,soap no matter how small to electronics,whte goods et al) not wise to wait for the political billionaires anymore |
Politics › Re: Buhari Should Keep Quiet – Pat Utomi by mikolo80: 9:44pm On Feb 21, 2016 |
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Politics › Re: Brain Drain Or No Brain? by mikolo80: 9:38pm On Feb 21, 2016 |
abi o.if they were so brainy how come they can't solve the nations problems |
Politics › Re: Please Drop Your Solution To Poverty In Osun And The South West by mikolo80: 9:33pm On Feb 21, 2016 |
farming and manufacturing |
Politics › Re: Falling Naira- How Can You And I Help The Situation? by mikolo80: 9:28pm On Feb 21, 2016 |
farming mininig and manufacturing on a massive scale |
Politics › Re: What's The Solution To The Present Economy situation Of Nigeria by mikolo80: 9:24pm On Feb 21, 2016 |
Emekamex: (1) INDEPENDENCE OF STATES ON FG -Each state should set up large hectares of lands for agriculture. Each should cultivate crops adaptable to their climate and weather eg cocoa to the west, onions and groundnut to the north, cassava and palm kernel to the east etc. -By setting up huge farms, the problem of unemployment to an extent will be reduced by employing jobless youths. -Each state should also set up a unique industry capable of transforming resources within them into wealth eg kaduna state could set up textile industries that can use cultivated cotton found within its reach and transforming to marketable finished products. -States should also go into mining the vast mineral resources abandoned by previous governments and converting them to incomes for the states.
(2) MORE INVESTMENT INTO RENEWABLE ENERGY -More investments should be made in renewable energy by building more dams. The Kainji dam has been a consistent supplier of about 800MW of power on a daily basis. If more dams of the same or greater power capacity can be constructed in areas near the ocean or water like Lagos, Bayelsa, Rivers etc, the power sector will improve dramatically. The advantages of dams to gas plants in use nowadys is its consistency and reliability. Gas plants rely heavily on gas supply from pipelines, which over the years have been consistently vandalized. If funds used by previous administrations to set up these disappointing gas plants were invested in more dams, the power situation would have been more positive.
(3) MAKE GOVT POSITIONS LESS ATTRACTIVE -The constitution should be amended in a way that government officials don't have a direct access to state treasury. By doing this, people going into politics to get rich will be greatly discouraged. -The salaries and entitlements of legislators should be drastically reduced in line with the minimum wages of nigerians. At present their salaries are 275 times higher than the minimum wage.
(4) INVESTMENTS IN REFINERIES More refineries should be setup, if possible each state having at least one. This will reduce the power of the cabals and oil marketers who have over the years caused nigerians unbearable hardships.
( ze kvestion remains who vill bell ze cat who vill build ze refineries who vill invest in renewabls who vill enter farm |
Politics › Re: David Mark Preaching To Celebrate His Victory (photos) by mikolo80: 9:12pm On Feb 21, 2016 |
wristbangle: Well good for him. Just that he won't offer anything to his people. No the same mark so long as they are happy with him |
Business › Re: The Typical Nigerian Attitude To Foreign Goods And The Dollar Slide. by mikolo80: 9:10pm On Feb 21, 2016 |
Bootybuttchic: thsi can only work well if nigerians can be honest enough to make durable goods! honest or hardworking |
Politics › Re: Buharinomics vs Ineffectual buffoon-Can I Hear A Big AMEN? by mikolo80: 5:39pm On Feb 21, 2016 |
boluwatife66: e no dey sweet u wen mumu and zombies like u dey pray say make god run person life d way jonah run naija? say amen oloriburuku no be una wan continue looting una future generations inheritance bastardy |
Politics › Re: The Undiluted Truth ....jonathan's Administration Was The Best Since 1960. by mikolo80: 11:37pm On Feb 20, 2016 |
Adminisher: This is coming from a guy who was born in 1985. I have said it many times the best of Nigerian youth are abroad studying. It is the low IQ ones remaining here .
In the 1970s under thirty something year old soldiers , Nigeria built all her refineries. No new one has been built ever since.
Nigeria was the fastest growing economy in the world. It was Nigeria , Malaysia , South Korea competing. The oil boom that produced the fastest network of roads that Gowon built was just half of the oil price that Jonathan had to work with.
They have stolen your future and you are praising them. SHAME on you. You are reeling out Okonjo statistics from financial institutions that ripped you off. Why don't you here such glorious rubbish about India, Iran and other self sufficient countries that built the REAL sector instead off fast money financial rubbish
In the sixties igeria air ways was working, Nigerian shipping line was working. Universities were a gem. I went to my aunt 's hostel in UnIfe now OAU and it was like a three star hotel. There was intellect on display in TV programs , there was vibrancy in people. All the leaders were young and vibrant.
You cannot hide goodness. If Jonathan's regime was good please tell me where are the factories, where are the jobs, where are the first class universities, where are the health centers.
There is a popular saying that emancipation starts with seeing the truth clearly and being honest enough to face it.
The poster of this thread is a COWARD O bops me I don free Buhari to defend himself. hope fashola delivers. |
Politics › Re: Buharinomics vs Ineffectual buffoon-Can I Hear A Big AMEN? by mikolo80: 11:23pm On Feb 20, 2016 |
boluwatife66: Very unfortunate that u ilks alwas resort to name calling...to call me a bastard that is iresponsible but ill now tell u am not omo lole lo gbe.. iya laya e ni omo ale, awon ako aigba omo...must every yoruba support APC? why not say amen to my prayer. omo irankiran but e de sweet you wen you de pray mumu prayer abi |
Politics › Re: Congratulations Senator David Mark !!!! by mikolo80: 11:17pm On Feb 20, 2016 |
Tpave: This oga na magician? Na so him people like am reach? Anyway congrats sir no magic. simply no contest. |
Celebrities › Re: Peter Adeosun: I Don't Like The Olajumoke, The Bread Seller Turned Model's Story by mikolo80: 11:10pm On Feb 20, 2016 |
Nightie: Omoh see Paul Epistle. Didn't even read it to d end. his point exactly |
Politics › Re: Aliyu Sabiu-Muduru Visits Solomon Dalung (Photos) by mikolo80: 10:55pm On Feb 20, 2016 |
phemmie06: I guess you're getting my message wrong somewhere or you have been blindfolded by sentiment. I said when will these old dudes allow youth whom they claim are the future of tomorrow to take the leadership mantle. What was wrong in my statement? David Mark still contesting I, does that mean that PDP don't have another man who can be better than him, Oluremi of APC in the Senate house, must they keep recycling themselves on the seat of power, which means no party has youth that can pickup the mantle of leadership at the top. That was why I said a good leader must be able to raise leader who will perform more than him. Imagine Tinubu saying in 40 years to come Nigeria youth will begin to emerge as governors, how old will you be by then? no my friend it is you who is defending on sentiment. why shouldn't mark and tinubu contest. what is holding the youth. is it marks fault that they are more interested in night of a thousand laughs and overseas passport ,premiership and looking rich than political matters |
Christianity Etc › Re: Is It Okay For A Lady To Wear This To Church? (photos) by mikolo80: 10:52pm On Feb 20, 2016 |
NemzySeries: lol........ur mata strong Õoº°˚ ˚°ºoo I pray you never understand ,make almighty send woman of your dreams without struggle at young age. |
Politics › Re: Aliyu Sabiu-Muduru Visits Solomon Dalung (Photos) by mikolo80: 8:22am On Feb 20, 2016 |
phemmie06: Amen good leader must be able to raise people who will perform better than him or her a good leader rises to the occasion not begs to be given a seat at the table |
Christianity Etc › Re: Is It Okay For A Lady To Wear This To Church? (photos) by mikolo80: 8:21am On Feb 20, 2016 |
NemzySeries: oga u dey vex Õoº°˚ ˚°ºoo........i want make God give u woman wey no go allow u dey concentrate 4 work abi chairman if you get this kin woman you go over focus on work so that you go fit run go house at 5 o'clock sharp |
Politics › Re: Murray-Bruce's Reaction To Buhari's Appointment Of Media Aides by mikolo80: 1:31am On Feb 20, 2016 |
Omenkata: 
i love this man
give me Fayose and BMB anytime
nightmare to apc bastards
the useless gworo grinding bastard is busy adding bastard criminals in to his propaganda useless crew while the country is completing 95% recession.
anybody that doesn't see sense in this man's post is not wishing this God forsaking country well and such person deserves to be killed by firing squad or die by bomb Insha'Allah amin. Buhari is a useless nonentity bastard vagabond old hag, docile most useless incompetent hopeless kunu drinking scumbag president worldwide. useless bastard terrorist Daura dullard gworo chewing bastard burukutu sipping gorilla. hopeless pedophile monkey mumuhamado mumuharii you go fear maximum painment |
Politics › Re: Aliyu Sabiu-Muduru Visits Solomon Dalung (Photos) by mikolo80: 1:25am On Feb 20, 2016 |
phemmie06: It's time for all these old dudes to give room for the future leaders whom they have been referring to all these years where have you ever seen a leader give or be given room |
Politics › Re: The Incompetent Ministers Of President Muhammadu Buhari by mikolo80: 1:16am On Feb 20, 2016 |
obailala: Isn't it funny that some think the Finance Minister is incompetent because value of naira is falling? And the person who thinks in this manner thinks he's making any sense?
I will attempt to make a little case for the finance minister. When we had a world renown economist in the person of NOI as our Finance Minister and Minister for National planning, what happened to our economy immediately crude prices started crashing?
All of the above happened right under the nose of a world class economist as the finance minister even at a time when oil was still selling above $65/barrel; today oil sells for about $30/barrel.
Now we have a relatively unknown finance minister managing the economy with oil selling for less than half of what it sold for as at the time a world class economist handed over. The FG has not had to borrow to pay salaries, it bailed out the states and even paid off subsidy arrears owed to oil importers since the days of the world class economist. Furthermore, the FG has been able to maintain virtually the same forex reserve that it inherited till date; remember the world class economist sanctioned the crash of the nation's foreign reserves ~$10billion in 7 months of oil price crash. Only God knows where we would have been by today if that trend continued unabated.
And here we are, about to crucify the new finance minister for being incompetent, obviously because her name is not being mentioned here and there on CNN. I personally do not know who Kemi Adeosun is, I don't know her pedigree, but I think it is misplaced and outright silly to judge her capabilities at this time.
The naira may drop to N1000 to $1 tomorrow in the black-black market, but the fact remains that that amount doesn't really represent the true value of the Naira. The super-high black market value today is due to a deliberate hoarding of forex by the FG/CBN in order to deprive/discourage Nigerians from their thirst for foreign goods and foreign leisure trips; the actual value of the Naira at the moment should be in the range of N260-N280. abeg abeg abeg which kin mumu world class economist be dat. soludo Don open her yansh. na admin staff okonjo be.who dash am economist not to talk of world class |
Politics › Re: Freeze To Onyeka Onwenu: Face Your Issue, You Were Not Sacked For Being Igbo!” by mikolo80: 1:07am On Feb 20, 2016 |
adajiboyy: U are a big fool freeze.I was born in the north, those abokis don't care about any other tribes but dem self.my anty house was razed down in maiduguri bkus she is from benue.I love hausas,I have hausas as friends,I have ate there meals,I ate tuwa shinkafa,mayin keda,masa.yes there are good and wonderful hausas but 80% of the abokis are tribalistic.dey would kal d ibos nd other languages inyamiri,and the moment they notice u are about to grow or take the lead in there enviroument they would say semu ne(its how's) they would do everyfin to bring u down.I read that onyeka's intaview and I no wat she meant cus I have felt it also.onyeka is a beta nigerian than u ar 100 million times freeze her songs has mend many broken heart.ur own no pass to dey show watch for twitter and instagram like small pikin. why do you want to grow ahead of your host. why not grow in your territory una go gree if outsider wan grow pass una for una land. ordinary land una no gree sell to outsiders |
Politics › Re: Freeze To Onyeka Onwenu: Face Your Issue, You Were Not Sacked For Being Igbo!” by mikolo80: 1:07am On Feb 20, 2016 |
adajiboyy: U are a big fool freeze.I was born in the north, those abokis don't care about any other tribes but dem self.my anty house was razed down in maiduguri bkus she is from benue.I love hausas,I have hausas as friends,I have ate there meals,I ate tuwa shinkafa,mayin keda,masa.yes there are good and wonderful hausas but 80% of the abokis are tribalistic.dey would kal d ibos nd other languages inyamiri,and the moment they notice u are about to grow or take the lead in there enviroument they would say semu ne(its how's) they would do everyfin to bring u down.I read that onyeka's intaview and I no wat she meant cus I have felt it also.onyeka is a beta nigerian than u ar 100 million times freeze her songs has mend many broken heart.ur own no pass to dey show watch for twitter and instagram like small pikin. why do you want to grow ahead of your host. why not grow in your territory |
Christianity Etc › Re: Is It Okay For A Lady To Wear This To Church? (photos) by mikolo80: 12:54am On Feb 20, 2016 |
God give me wife that looks like this |
Celebrities › Re: Waje Flaunts Cleavage In Makeup Free Selfie by mikolo80: 12:51am On Feb 20, 2016 |
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Business › Re: What Exactly Will Go Wrong If The CBN Floods The Economy With Dollars? by mikolo80: 12:49am On Feb 20, 2016 |
2 million barrels per day equals 700 to 1 billion barrels a year times 100 equals 100 billion dollars equals (as at 2015) 1.6 trillion naira. Nigeria is an 80 trillion naira economy. the dollars no go go round |
Politics › Re: Can A Youth Become Nigeria's President In 2019? by mikolo80: 12:07am On Feb 20, 2016 |
samuelzion: I choose not to trade words. Let action speak more you're the one who came here to talk. we just asking you to follow your advice |
Politics › Re: Can A Youth Become Nigeria's President In 2019? by mikolo80: 12:06am On Feb 20, 2016 |
samuelzion: Why do they fail? Does it have to do with type of business? Lack of proper planning? We shall address this and much more all of the above. those are the final statistics |
Politics › Re: Can A Youth Become Nigeria's President In 2019? by mikolo80: 12:06am On Feb 20, 2016 |
samuelzion: Am not just speaking for myself alone but thousands of other young people. Just wait and see same here. they should flood the political parties and demand for more than cups of rice that is used to deceive illiterates. make it too expensive to deceive voters so that politicians forced to create environment for job opportunities cos no one wants aluta on his hands |
Politics › Re: Can A Youth Become Nigeria's President In 2019? by mikolo80: 8:06pm On Feb 18, 2016 |
samuelzion: I believe that at the end of NYSC, Nigerian graduates should be given a soft loan to start a biz. #isupportsamzion 9 out of 10 businesses fail |
Politics › Re: Can A Youth Become Nigeria's President In 2019? by mikolo80: 8:05pm On Feb 18, 2016 |
samuelzion: I have personally read and studied these young people like the examples you gave and I said to myself, because someone is offer a juicy offer those he change his initial stand? It has to do most especially with how one was raised and trained. I have a different kind of upbrining. I have faced similar situations and yet I have maintained my stand. I also know of several young people in this country who have been offered very attractive incentives to shift grounds but they remain steadfast. I will not try to change your opinion, all I am going to do is present you with the facts...not all Nigerians are the same. BELIEVE THIS TRUTH! how much were you offered. you never see moni, that's why you're still speaking grammar |
Politics › Re: Can A Youth Become Nigeria's President In 2019? by mikolo80: 8:03pm On Feb 18, 2016 |
samuelzion: I beg to disagree with you. Nigerian youths have so much to offer. The problem is, they havent been given the opportunity. Its about time the stuff young people are made up of are brought to the fore. Though I agree with you that with age comes wisdom, yet wisdom is the force that makes you say and the do the right thing as it should be done and said. This has nothing to do with age, is can be gained from daily experiences. You have no idea what today's youth have seen and been through. this is the 21st century where things are done differently.
Thank you which mumu opportunity. is anybody stopping them from attending party meetings. did anyone stop them from contesting.? abeg you're not ready |