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Iykenuwa:The boarders in the north are closed |
Dottore:I am in the north, you are a bloody liar. You can easily lose your life in any northern city by smuggling just a bag of rice through any land boarder. All major roads are under the surveillance of armed security personnel, though some goods still get smuggled in but smuggling has reduced by as much as 90%. |
Xano:Oga it is a lie. All northern boarder are closed, all the designated routes from Niger republic to Nigeria are blocked, but Nigerians being stubborn will find ways to exploit the loopholes to smuggle in some goods. Lots of you people here on nairaland are ignorant and views all government policies from narrow myopic views. The question should be why must we import rice when we can actually farm it here, why spend our scarce dollars on an item that we can produce or substitute with other food. While growing, majority of us eat other local food because obviously we can't afford to buy imported rice, what has change now? I have been critical of Buhari regime but accusations of favouring the north by opening the northern land border is laughable at best, if Nigeria land boarder is opened to smuggler it will affect the north more because majority of locally produce rice is from the north and the government rice policies of local production is aiming to empowered the large unemployed northerner population |
alphaNomega:Because an average Nigerian have too many children, lack the education needed to create wealth, spend too much of his time to pray and worried about unnecessary thing than to put in the work required. Nigeria is the poverty capital of the world for a reason |
solmusdesigns:Because majority of Nigerians are in the informal sector of the economy. Majority are artisans, owns shops, run small scale farms etc. How do you tax market women or men that have no idea what tax is. How do you tax northern local farmers that don't even take their money to the banks. The bottom line is Nigeira is a very poor country. |
helinues:Population only become useful when they are educated, you have the resource to cater for their well being and when you have a serious head start. Every over populated developing countries always find it difficult to developed. In reality, population is never a strength, the smaller the population the better |
MelesZenawi:All these other countries you listed were a French creation. Nigeria was carved up from the great Yoruba state, hausas city states, pagan tribes of middle belt, minority tribes of the delta and igbos semi autonomous villages of south eastern Nigeria |
Donald95:Biafra don't have the resource and knowhow to catapult to anywhere. The east without the oil producing state will be a poorer version of Cameroon. The far north will suffer without the middle belt because they lack the arable land, educated population, religious tolerance to attract investment and is obviously landlocked. South south will be the richest nation by far, they will have their 2m barrel oil production to less than 20m people alone. They have reasonable other resource in natural gas, arable land ( Edo, Delta, cross river) and relatively educated workforce. South west will developed well and we the omoluabi will be a great country where things will finally work |
ruggedtimi:The question is how many Nigerians can pay for 24hours electricity? How many Nigerians can pay the tax to developed a world class infrastructure for 200m people, out of which majority are illiterates? The problem with Nigeria is she grow too big for the meager resources available to her, with over entitled illitrates popupation that believe that she is some kind of Eldorado |
zubby80:It cost about $1billion to generate 1000Mwatt of electricity when you are generating through the thermal plant, that will translate roughly into $1million per 1Mega watt. The problem is Nigerians are too poor to afford stable electricity so, we can't fully privatize the industry and the government is too poor to build the infrastructure needed to meet up to the uncontrolled demography explosion. The solution is in building an integrated gas pipeline across the country that can service small integrated power plant. We need to do away with our centralized power grid, smaller power plants generating 10mw in markets, estate, industrial park, hospitals and other institutions will now be possible through private of community finance. |
Blackvic1:To begin with, no one is denying the fact that Nigeria have a long way to go and we all need to put in the work required to re positioning our country on the path of growth. We all need to work on our behavior, work on planning on having small number of kid that we can fend for, we need do our own quota to pay tax, help the less poor among us, obey traffic law and contribute more to the general improvement of our society. We also need to elect the right people into position of authority and always demand they do right thing not by selective criticism of leaders from other ethnic group. To your second point, that Nigeria is a rich country. This is a huge misconception, as a mater of fact Nigeria is a very poor country that depend heavily on hydrocarbons that can only bring in around $30 billion dollars for 200m people, majority of which have entitlement mentality of our "oil money", we don't pay tax, we don't like to farm, majority wants to get rich quickly without putting in the hard work, we are so dependent on import that we have virtually killed our cartage industry with our appetite for foreign goods. We need to change our mentality and work harder on building a better nation. I am a proud Yoruba and as long as we are part of this entity called Nigeria, I will be a proud Nigerian. I am not a chest beater because I am not from the region renowned from beating their chest like chimpanzee. You can't just conclude that there is no power, healthcare or good road, there is but we have shortages in these areas, what we need is proper planning across board not by badmouthing others online. |
NGpatriot:The problem with Nigeria is tribalism, some section of Nigeria always like to hate and criticized irrationally. His aim for creating the thread was to ridicule Yoruba and Tinubu, he wants to blame them for stealing the money of Lagos, when in reality Lagos was in a serious mess when Tinubu came into the scene in 1999. The Nigeria military government left Lagos to rot for three decades, Tinubu was the architect of modern Lagos through his ingenious ideas to generate revenue internally. No body is disputing the fact corruption exist, just like in every society but progress only come with planning and small step at a time. We really need to seriously restructured this nation to allow states to organized their economy, control inflow and outflow and to be able to pick what type of immigrant they will add value to their state not the type we have when every tom and harry will just enter the next available night bus at upper Iweka in Onitsha without money, where to sleep, skill or education to head to Lagos in other to constitute nuisance. Majority of those sleeping under the bridge and constituting nuisance in Lagos are from the land of the rising sun, they contribute close to nothing in tax but end up committing all the crime in the city |
Blackvic1:Majority of world population live in developing nations from Africa, to Asia to Eastern Europe and south America, that is the reality. The problem with Nigerians is we shout, wail and complain when we actually don't know how to build a nation. Compared to other African Nigeria is actually doing well, Nigeria per capita is actually about $6,000(PPP) with a population of around 200m while Rwanda with a much smaller population is just around $2,000. In all ramification, Nigeria is far ahead of Rwanda not to talk of Lagos. |
donfineboi:Rwanda is basically a banana republic with a strong man dictator that west is in love with, all those beautiful pictures only mask the underlying poverty that the majority of the population is facing. Until we restructured and allowed proper control of resources Lagos will continue to experience overcrowding. The immigration from other less poor region is placing a strain on the state. Majority of you economic immigrant in Lagos don't contribute a dime to the cover of Lagos in your 2b2 shops, majority of you that don't obey traffic rules, don't dispose off your refuse properly will come here to badmouth Lagos. |
Minjim:Nigeria is actually more congested than China. Nigeria 1/6th of China in population and 1/10th in landmass. China has more resources per head, my land per head, more surface water per head even without comparing its technological knowhow. Nigeria is a very poor third world over populous country, we are actually very poor as a country, we depend heavily on primary goods like crude oil and agro produce but our semi-illiterate populace believe that we are rich |
Ojiofor:Come to the North, Yorubas have plenty properties here in the North. In some Northern Cities, you have seriki Yoruba as part of the chief of the emir. Go to Suleja, Minna, Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Zaria and you will see Yoruba properties |
Uyomeyouyo:It is a myth that Igbos work hard, hard work and Igbos don't go together. |
mercyville:Onitsha is a glorified slump where nothing works, all the business in Onitsha put together is not up to the value of Dangote cement factory in Ogun state. I have been to all the major markets in Onitsha and there is nothing to write home about them . |
mercyville:Do you know that Enugu municipal which was the formal capital of the old eastern region has no waterworks? No pipe born water. It is also impossible to drill a borehole there, you have to buy water throubg tanker. What they have in their glorified villages is mansions built of proceeds of drugs and illegal hustle from the south-west but they lack every other basic infrastructure that makes a decent living possible. In my line of work, I get to travel to lots of places, only in the east I am always eager to board the next available flight back to Abuja. |
mercyville:Don't mind those lazy fools. Igbos are the parasitic of all the major tribes in Nigeria, they bring close to zero to the table. The northerners are great farmers, traders, and supply a great deal of labourer all across the nation, the Yorubas are well represented in all facet of life but the Igbos just want to make money by all means without doing anything. You will never see them do anything that involves deep thinking and know-how but rather import substandard goods from China and put a burden on our forest. I have been to all their potopoto state, majority of them are glorified villages, the reason you see them boarding the next available night bus to Lagos, Abeokuta, Ibadan, Kano, Abuja, Kaduna etc. |
Makuos19:We are starting all these from Lagos. We will force you all to speak our language in your home and place of work. The tinubu that you guys love to hate is even more liberal and have some soft spot towards you people but we the younger Yoruba will not tolerate any of your excesses, we will chase you all economic immigrant to the potopoto republic |
Rumxy:Majority of igbos are lazy, an unimaginative individual that wants to make money, by all means, the loiter around all the major market across the nation to swindle people off their hard earn money. Retailing business in most society is the profession of women, Igbo is the only tribe to brag about selling shoes, rice, used the spare parts, fairly used clothes etc in small 8ft x 8ft shops. Yorubas are great entrepreneur, academicians, carpenters, bricklayer, bankers, auto mechanics, banker, stockbrokers, ICT experts etc. Yorubas dominate the banking industry, insurance, construction, music and every other industry that a level of skill and know-how is required |
IgANephropathy:Don't mind those hypocrites, Igbos are the most greedy of the tribes in Nigeria, they always want what doesn't belongs to them. During the Obasanjo regime, my dad always criticise Obasanjo government for giving igbos too much power, he always emphasises the hatred Igbos have for Yoruba from the first republic to the third republic, I never believe in his assertion until I started meeting with them. We the younger Yoruba generation are very nationalistic in our outlook towards life, we will start chasing Igbos out of the southwest, we will revoke all the certificate of occupancy we gave them, we will not seed them an inch if our land starting from 2023. For the Igbos to continue to live and do business in south west thy mustn't be seen to be against our interest |
IgANephropathy:Don't mind those hypocrites, |
Biety:Don't mind children of hate, they see every Hausa Fulani as their master, see them biggie el rufai up. El rufai can't even win the party primary if it is zoned to north west not to talk of when Tinubu is involved. |
Stingman:Yes, I have been there |
jaxxy:The government have a role to play only when the people are ready to change, Nigeria is one of those few countries that subsidized almost everything, from electricity to education to fuel to the healthcare but he poor are not really ready to take the initiative. The poor will rather give their money to fake pastors inform of tithe than to pay tax or form a community-based program to solve some of their problems in water distribution, community schools, community hospitals, drainages etc. The government have a role to play but he society have the biggest role |
jaxxy:The poor are the biggest culprit, they reproductive at a very alarming rate without planning ahead, they lazy around and go to mosque and churches to pray for the imaginary sky daddy to come to their rescue. The major contributor to Nigeria misery and problem are the illiterate poor that also religious fanatics |
mercyville:Don't mind them, they will always use every opportunity to beat their chest. Delta or Akwa Ibom should take the position of Anambra. There is nothing in Anambra to warrant such rating. |
BigIyanga:Ogun is a million time better than any southeastern states. You people will come online to beat your chest when the majority of your states are no going area. I have been to all the five southeastern states and there is nothing in them to write home about |
abuhari:Where is the money to create wealth? We complain about lack of wealth creation when we ourself don't have the know-how to create wealth. Sanusi has been telling everyone that has hears all along that our population growth is a disaster waiting to happen, we breed too much when we don't have the resources to support a bogus population explosion. Until we go back to the drawing board and solve many of our social problem of early marriage, almajiri, lack girl child education, polygamous marriages and poor family planning, the poverty rate will continue to rise |
Pharaoh4rin:Stop repeating this tired line that Yorubas don't travel, we travelled only to productive places. Come to the north, you we see yoruba in mass, places like Abuja, Minna, Kaduna, Suleja, Sokoto, jos, kano, Katsina, etc. Go to the Port Harcourt in river state and you will see lots of Yoruba working for the multinationals oil firm. Yorubas just don't go to the east in large numbers because there is obviously nothing there to do. |
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