This increase in the job approval rating could be attributed to the President’s return from medical leave and the continued deliberations around the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan,

Aristo3146:
I hope the same Nairalanders who no allow person hear word, saying pmb plunged us into recession will also acknowledge PMB's foresight and competency...PMB did what every reasonable and intelligent leader would have done, he allowed the whole world to see the damage that was done to our economy before fixing it...everybody wishing PDP to come back to power in 2019 should say Amen to this prayer..."May God send a Dansuki who will come into your life and loot your destiny just the way PDP sent a Dansuki on Nigeria in JESUS mighty name...." Give me a big Amen...

Afam4eva:

When i saw oil and dichotomy as your username, i quickly understood where you're coming from. Which side you dey? Militancy or oil-bunkering? Obatala bless your hustle.

Afam4eva:

The difference is that despite the fact that there's really no difference between Tinubu and Ibori, the latter has been convicted while the former hasn't. Besides, you don't see people trooping to the streets to celebrate Tinubu. it's agreed that all over the country, some people worship tieves and politicans but what i see in the Niger Delta is absolutely ridiculous and shameless to say the least.

bettercreature:
Yorubas are over 50years ahead of other tribes in Nigeria
Look at how Igbo/Niger delta whatever are celebrating hooliganism in 2017
Their tommorow is very very dark
I see nothing good from this region except their oil and few pretty ladies

s4short:


Don't be in a hurry to give up just tell us and I reiterate 'what you mean by necessary infrastructure '. Just try

It is just weird and unusual for you to see suya being prepared in the morning or afternoon. You are already used to it in the evenings. Don’t be surprised if some Nigerians think that you are doing something fishy by preparing suya during the day. They will not even go near such a suya.

s4short:


Be here and be ranting, so the government should not stimulate the manufacturing sector because the power supply is not stable? You can as well say all the companies in the country should be shut down until there is stable power supply.
I wonder what you mean by 'necessary infrastructures' you should have listed them.

obailala:
Be patient... Nigeria will never be a producer of tomato paste if we continue to encourage importation of cheap china tomato.

Today Nigeria is a net exporter of cement; that wouldn't have been possible if importation of cement wasnt discouraged with similar policies like this one. Also, Nigeria's rice production is on a steady increase and we may hit self sufficiency very soon if the tempo is maintained. We would also not have made 10% of the current progress made in local rice production if similar policies like this weren't made.

You have to learn to crawl before you think of walking. China where we run to to import everything, go and take a look at how China got to it's present position; it was certainly not by importing everything or waiting for the 'right time' before making hard decisions.

obailala:
There would never be an enabling environment for businessmen to set up tomato plants in Nigeria as long as foreign/china made tomato paste remains far cheaper and sweeter (in the mouth of most people) than made in Nigeria tomato.

We are npt producing enough tomato paste yes! But this is the only way to ensure we start producing more. This is the best policy ever to drive the tomato business.