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Literature › A Prose: In View Of The Six-year Term Bill by Philosophic(op): 6:30pm On Oct 01, 2024

A sequel to, a subsidiary of, Pragmatic Reflections*

Politics › Re: Tourism Boom: Lagos Target More Tourists For Q4 2024 by Philosophic: 7:21pm On Sep 27, 2024

Makes sense

Business › Re: Pragmatic Reflections* by Philosophic(op): 8:28pm On Sep 13, 2024*

60yrs or not, haters should /lerim bee/. Mi instincts says, "his cred is what the Nation needs right now".

Business › Re: Pragmatic Reflections* by Philosophic(op): 5:24pm On Aug 06, 2024

To stay ancient, or go modern?

If the modern and more productive approach is employed in livestock farming, then the following benefits can be reaped:

• Increased yield for livestock-farmers.
• More income for the livestock owners.
• Trade ties between [crop] farmers and livestock keepers: Silage, Soilage, Hay | Dairy, Livestock products.
• Job creation/ employment opportunities.
• It is a Win-Win for all.

Business › Re: Pragmatic Reflections* by Philosophic(op): 10:53pm On Jul 16, 2024

Steps to strengthen the currency
To

Politics › Re: Food Prices To Crash In 180 Days – Agriculture Minister, Abubakar Kyari by Philosophic: 6:00pm On Jul 10, 2024

This is commendable. Once implemented, it will help address food inflation and enable production/food processing.

Business › Re: Govt Must Act Fast To Stop Investors From Leaving In Droves — Dangote by Philosophic: 10:32am On Jul 03, 2024

Salient Points

Business › Re: Dangote Nears Engineering Deal To Double Fertiliser Plant Capacity by Philosophic: 8:35am On Jul 03, 2024

Good.

Business › Re: Pragmatic Reflections* by Philosophic(op): 6:03pm On Jul 02, 2024*

Can importation of staple food reduce inflation?

Steps to curbing inflation while sustaining production might involve:
• Encouraging importation of agricultural inputs✓.

• Creating an enabling environment for farmers to cultivate.✓

• Implementation of proper policy to enhance eco friendly, large scale livestock production.

• Allowing intermittent importation of staple food, pre-harvest annually.

• Price regulations by trade unions/consumer protection agencies.

Car Talk › Re: Made In Nigeria Electric Cars In Ikorodu, Lagos by Philosophic: 9:04pm On Jun 27, 2024

This is quite Impressive

Career › Re: Army Promotes Oluchukwu Owowoh To Lieutenant by Philosophic: 7:03pm On Jun 27, 2024

Congrats

Politics › Re: President Tinubu Held A Meeting With FBI Director, Christopher Wray In Abuja by Philosophic: 9:47pm On Jun 14, 2024

Good.

Politics › Re: Labour Rejects Tinubu’s Claims Of Agreement On New Minimum Wage by Philosophic: 6:55pm On Jun 12, 2024*

lexy2014:
Tripartite Committee on the National Minimum Wage has a funding of N1billion to sit and discuss on how to make minimum wage N62,000. very wonderful

Sadly, for obvious reasons, N62,000 isn't a living wage.

Provided Nigeria will be better, with the implementation of proper policies, a living wage can be sustainable and will be sustained ; inflation will subside and GDP will go up.

Politics › Re: We Have Negotiated New Minimum Wage With Labour, NASS To Get Bill Soon - Tinubu by Philosophic: 10:13am On Jun 12, 2024

Politics › Re: Tinubu May Reshuffle Cabinet, Create New Ministry by Philosophic: 10:11am On Jun 12, 2024*

If the New ministry will enhance livestock production & food security in Nigeria , then_ it's a welcome developement.

Business › Re: Pragmatic Reflections* by Philosophic(op): 7:48am On Jun 12, 2024*

What can be exported?
Goods suitable for export include, but not limited to:
*Agricultural products:
Including flour,dairy, groundnut oil, soybean oil, soy products, sugar etc.

*Technology products:
Including digital softwares
*Petroleum/petrochemical products:

Business › Re: Pragmatic Reflections* by Philosophic(op): 7:37am On Jun 12, 2024*

A well-planned import-export quota system should be adopted to maintain economic stability and sustain a positive impact on the domestic market as well.

Large scale production preceeds exportation. &
Only a suitable percentage of the local products should be exported:

Generally, a common range for export percentage is:

- 10-20% for products with high domestic demand or limited production capacity.

- 20-30% for products with moderate demand and production capacity.

- 30-50% or more for products with low domestic demand, high production capacity, and strong international demand.

Politics › Re: FG Unveils National Dairy Policy To Boost Milk Local Production by Philosophic: 6:11pm On Jun 10, 2024

Very good. Nigeria should also boost the production of:
Soy beans, Cowpea & Sugar .
Produce in surplus to enable Export.

Business › Re: Pragmatic Reflections* by Philosophic(op): 10:55pm On Jun 01, 2024

O God of all creation,
Grant this our one request,
Help us to build a nation
Where no man is oppressed,
And so with peace and plenty
Nigeria may be blessed.

Business › Re: Pragmatic Reflections* by Philosophic(op): 10:08pm On Jun 01, 2024*

World Class education is Paramount

Business › Re: Pragmatic Reflections* by Philosophic(op): 10:07pm On Jun 01, 2024

.And the Nation as well

Business › Re: Pragmatic Reflections* by Philosophic(op): 9:54pm On Jun 01, 2024

Business › Re: Pragmatic Reflections* by Philosophic(op): 11:54am On Jun 01, 2024*

Importation ban should be on luxury goods, while any importation ban on necessity goods should be matched with equal measure of local products.

Business › Re: Pragmatic Reflections* by Philosophic(op): 11:51am On Jun 01, 2024*

•Oil&gas
•Agriculture
•Automobile technologies

Business › Re: Pragmatic Reflections* by Philosophic(op): 11:49am On Jun 01, 2024*

Attractive interest rates put firm brakes on inflation

Business › Re: Pragmatic Reflections* by Philosophic(op): 11:49am On Jun 01, 2024*

Well timed, strategic and Progressive policy implementation is key

Business › Pragmatic Reflections* by Philosophic(op): 11:48am On Jun 01, 2024*

For A Marked Economic development of any Nation, Long term goals should be adopted alongside the short term objectives.

Business › Re: Video Of production Flaring At Dangote Refinery by Philosophic: 10:37am On Jan 13, 2024*

Richtaiwo:
I thought gas flaring has stopped. Why the flaring? Can't it be converted to a useful purpose? I understand gas flaring produces excessive carbon monoxide (CO) which destroys ozone layer leading to global warming.

It does. Maybe that's what is obtainable for now.
There should be modification to the structure that would ensure proper conversion of such gas into useable forms .

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Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Begins Operations by Philosophic: 7:37am On Jan 13, 2024

Karlifate:
Monopoly this... Monopoly that...

Build your own refinery to beat his monopoly. Why is that hard for you to do

OK. Noted

Business › Re: Dangote Refinery Begins Operations by Philosophic: 6:03am On Jan 13, 2024*

Goodnews! A step in the right direction.

But methinks Nigerians will appreciate it better if there's zero probability of Monopoly.

This'll ensure that Petroleum products will be sold at competitive prices .

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Agriculture › Re: Nigeria Approves Commercial Release Of GM Maize Varieties by Philosophic: 7:49pm On Jan 12, 2024

omolola12345:
Whether the crop is GM or not GM. Food label is very important and once the foods are labelled stating the way it's cultivated and other things present in it. It's now people's choice to choose the one they prefer. That's how it's done in abroad.

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