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Believe it or not Oil can dry up or become irrelevant with the switch to green energy around the world.

A very few people are billionaires in Nigeria from oil business
The government is like a vision less bunch.

If Nigeria is to run out of oil next year or demand stops
what would you do today to get your share of the national pie?

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Buying more farming equipment
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obadiah777: AS IN BUILD A WEBSITE ? LIKE DONT THEY HAVE PRE-MADE PACKAGES THAT MAKES WEB-SITES EASY TO BUILD ? OR WHEN YOU SAY DEVELOP YOU MEAN LIKE PUT ALL THE BELLS AND WHISTLES ON A WEBSITE LIKE SAY A COUNTER OR STUFF OF THIS KIND ? HOPE I AM NOT SOUNDING TOO IGNORANT LOL.

Like this website that i created www.nigerianetworks.com created with php just like this

obadiah777: QUESTION TO ALL YOU GENIUSES. WHAT WOULD BE THE BENEFIT OF A PROGRAM LIKE THIS ? OF WHAT USE WOULD IT BE ? HOW WOULD IT BE APPLIED TO EVERYDAY STUFF ? LIKE DOES IT WORK WITH CASH MACHINES OR CALCULATORS ETC ETC ? THANKS IN ADVANCE.

it can be used to develop websites

"It's free money, so we're happy," she said.

lol madam minister

WackyJ1: Why didn't Jona just go to Dangote?

that business man will not take risk with is money on Nigerian thieves

The Light as come

I once told my teacher long time ago when he asked why i did not do my homework

they took the light

he asked

to where

http://allafrica.com/stories/201307080276.html

Nigeria is living up to its reputation as a country where anything can happen. The 2013 budget that was ready by December 2012 is still being debated in July 2013. And the nation has been told to expect next year's budget by September 2013.

The current row between finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and the National Assembly has not been caused by the non-implementation of the budget; nobody expects it to be implemented. The lawmakers are obviously angry that the N100billion appropriated for "constituency projects" has not been released. Okonjo-Iweala and the presidency demand that N72billion cut from the original version of the budget be restored even as they seek an amendment budget. The legislators have set the "bulky" document aside; they may not debate it until October. But the minister warns that the federal government may not be able to pay workers' salaries by September if the amendment budget is not passed.

Likely, Nigerians have become a conquered people. Were it not so, they would have since ended the constant insult on their intelligence. Every year, a lot of noise is made about a "budget" that nobody plans to implement at all. And nobody performs any oversight function so long as the loot reaches him in the form of unearned salary and allowances, and civil servants get their salaries paid. Yet, non-implementation of a budget - a state law - is a criminal offence. By now, more than 50 per cent of the budget ought to have been implemented, but our leaders are still quarrelling over the first-quarter releases. By the time the National Assembly resumes in September (after many have enjoyed their summer vacations in other countries where things are done properly), the quarrels would continue until the debate on the "election-year budget" begins.

The finance minister and the legislators would do well to spare us more trouble. There is no need of denying that she warned of the nation shutting down if the amendment budget was not passed; the nation has shut down already. Apart from the fewer than one million Nigerians earning salaries, nobody else enjoys the economic growth and progress that our experts often talk about. Traders are not selling because the consumers are not buying. A majority of those in the working-age group are jobless. Poverty rules the roost in most Nigerian homes.

So, there is no budget "impasse" now because there is no budget in the first place. And if the economy has collapsed - as many believe it has - nobody blames it on an amendment budget. It is the entire ruling class, including the executive and the legislature, that Nigerians should hold responsible. Oil thefts reported in the Niger Delta, the huge incomes earned by Nigerian officeholders, the insecurity of life and property in parts of the north, the lack of electricity and failure of the banks to support the real sector - all these are symptoms of leadership failure.

She should employ more people to do the thinking

terrible, this evil rams should be dealt with.

Deploy Drones Now. like 50 of them just floating in the air.

never thought i would say the bolded

they should get rid of the beating culture in Nigeria Schools, Police and Army

corrupt Fifa

Absolutely

useless

interesting

Well done Jare Obama, don't mind the hater!