E nor go beta for all these evil APC people trying to force this terribly ill alleged druggie and alleged Boko Haram apologist and sponsor on Nigerians. Dem nor go die well.

No more civility, na curse mode we dey now.

These people take us for f.o.o.ls. damn

The truth be told, APC under BAT and SHIT rigime will so do crazy stuffs to the Ibos, that Buhari's DOT in a circle will be like child's play.

In all this, one thing I know is that any tribe or tribes in Nigeria planing the down fall of another, will go down faster before their plan will even begin.

N3TRAL:
A voice note isn't my problem.

My problem is that a presidential candidate wants to remove import restrictions in Nigeria.

Like what the Bleep?

Within 2 months of such stupid policy the dollar reserve in the central bank will be empty.

Millions of employees will lose their jobs.

Even people that produce biscuit will close their factories.

It's scary in this e-commerce era where I can order for 1 million crates of eggs abroad, 200,000 cartons of frozen chicken online, and throw poultry farmers into joblessness.

Nigeria will suffer the worst balance of payment deficit ever known to humanity.

Wow. Just wow!

Importation is not out problem.

We are not importing the right things.

People buy our crude. Refine and sell to us for higher price.

People buy our cocoa, refine and sell chocolate to us.

People buy our palm refine and sell back to us.

DO u get where I'm going with this?

We are importing finished products and exporting raw material currently.

That's a recipe for failure. You can't block importation to help local consumption. Demand and supply doesn't care about your feeling.

Shift us from consumption of finished product to exporters of finished product.

Currently we import fuel when we have crude. Why not refine here in Nigeria.

Corruption.

So. U see. We need to get a president ready to work. And I'm sorry we don't need a sick president.

Paul Okoye, the failed IPOB singer was gleefully promoting this lie. These people sha.

N3TRAL:


Whataboutism ?

We're talking about a written manifesto here not a slip of tongue.

Hahahaha!

Written manifesto?

With an APC government?

You must be coming back from the moon to believe that nonsense written by the APC.

WHERE IS THE 1# to 1$

Where is the building of refinery every year?

Where is the constant power generation?

Hahahaha!

I thought I was engaging a sensible Nigerian,

Never knew I was riding with an URCHIN.

They said defending APC makes people looks stupid, I've now experienced it.

Waooooooooooo!

emmanuelike:


Importation is not out problem.

We are not importing the right things.

People buy our crude. Refine and sell to us for higher price.

People buy our cocoa, refine and sell chocolate to us.

People buy our palm refine and sell back to us.

DO u get where I'm going with this?

We are importing finished products and exporting raw material currently.

That's a recipe for failure. You can't block importation to help local consumption. Demand and supply doesn't care about your feeling.

Shift us from consumption of finished product to exporters of finished product.

Currently we import fuel when we have crude. Why not refine here in Nigeria.

Corruption.

So. U see. We need to get a president ready to work. And I'm sorry we don't need a sick president.

One of the dumbest things I've ever read on Nairaland.

N3TRAL:


There is import restriction on cement that is why Dangote and Bua can successfully run their factories.

There's import restriction on noodles, that is why dufil (indomie) exists.

There is import restriction on some categories of pharmaceuticals, that is why emzor exists and employs pharmacy graduates every year.

There's import restriction on poultry that is why poultry farmers have jobs.

Removing import restriction contradicts the wish for Nigeria to become a producing economy because our fragile local manufacturers will be competing with manufacturers from countries with comparative advantage.

Nigeria will be a dumping ground.

At least you responded politely...

Do you think the import restrictions on cement is well thought out?
What is the benefit to ordinary Nigerians?
Don't you think it favors just the companies owners and not the masses because it would have made the prices of those goods cheaper compared to the exploitation people are currently facing.

You are talking about indomie, compare the prices of noodles when the sector had no restrictions to this period.

Just tell yourself the truth, what is the benefit to ordinary Nigerians OR are the prices after better than the prices prior to the restrictions?

What Nigeria needs is selective restrictions for some sectors and open market for some sectors.
I guess you are comfortable with the present pricing of the current set of Telcos, Cement companies, rice, sugar, etc?

Sectors with high prices(big players, big industries etc) should be make unrestricted to give room to competition which may give rise to lowering of prices, and sectors that are majorly occupied by start-ups, SMEs should be restricted to allow them grow, just as other reasonable leaders are doing in other countries.

This is not a rocket science, remove the hatred and political differences and you will understand what Peter Obi said very well.

emmanuelike:


Importation is not out problem.

We are not importing the right things.

People buy our crude. Refine and sell to us for higher price.

People buy our cocoa, refine and sell chocolate to us.

People buy our palm refine and sell back to us.

DO u get where I'm going with this?

We are importing finished products and exporting raw material currently.

That's a recipe for failure. You can't block importation to help local consumption. Demand and supply doesn't care about your feeling.

Shift us from consumption of finished product to exporters of finished product.

Currently we import fuel when we have crude. Why not refine here in Nigeria.

Corruption.

So. U see. We need to get a president ready to work. And I'm sorry we don't need a sick president.

Importation ranks higher as a cause of our terrible exchange rate than corruption

Then imagine telling us we're free to import more!

Read bro!

Odewaleadesoye:
The alleged Audio Conversation between APC VP Candidate Kashim Shettima and Ibikunle Amosun has been checked to be fake.

According to the two reliable sources below, it was gathered that the audio Conversation originally came out in the year 2017.

Kindly look into the reliable information I got from [url=https://www.google.com/amp/s/dailypost.ng/2017/06/13/amosun-reacts-forged-audio-conversation-shettima/%3famp=1]Daily Post[/url] and PR NIGERIA.





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PRNIGERIA

Kindly note that I am not working for any political party but we must be sure of the news we are circulating.

nlfpmod
Mynd44

OP stick to BBNaija and other stupid news. Politics is not your field. Nonsense OP with yeye fact check.

Eriokanmi:
N3TRAL is such a bigot and purely ignorant of the economy. Thanks for pointing it out to him and that's if he'd not hit you back with insults

Don't mind him.

I guess he saw this your quote and decided to reply politely.

ArcSEMPECJ:


You must not quote the accusers to repent ......they are already condemned....

May God help us...

Funny enough, they are the ones feeling the mismanagement and bad leadership most.

Who believed that voice was Shettima’s own before?

Probably people without functioning brain.

All I heard throughout was two IPOB propagandists acting audio skit.

N3TRAL:
A voice note isn't my problem.

My problem is that a presidential candidate wants to remove import restrictions in Nigeria.

Like what the Bleep?

Within 2 months of such stupid policy the dollar reserve in the central bank will be empty.

Millions of employees will lose their jobs.

Even people that produce biscuit will close their factories.

It's scary in this e-commerce era where I can order for 1 million crates of eggs abroad, 200,000 cartons of frozen chicken online, and throw poultry farmers into joblessness.

Nigeria will suffer the worst balance of payment deficit ever known to humanity.

Wow. Just wow!

YOU ARE A CHRONIC IGNORAMUS. SHAMELESS OVERNIGHT ECONOMIC ANALYST.

AllDModsAreMaad:


At least you responded politely...

Do you think the import restrictions on cement is well thought out?
What is the benefit to ordinary Nigerians?
Don't you think it favors just the companies owners and not the masses because it would have made the prices of those goods cheaper compared to the exploitation people are currently facing.

You are talking about indomie, compare the prices of noodles when the sector had no restrictions to this period.

Just tell yourself the truth, what is the benefit to ordinary Nigerians OR are the prices after better than the prices prior to the restrictions?

What Nigeria needs is selective restrictions and open market.

Sectors with high prices(big players, big industries etc) should be make unrestricted to give room to competition which may give rise to lowering of prices, and sectors that are majorly occupied by start-ups, SMEs should be restricted to allow them grow, just as other reasonable leaders are doing in other countries.

This is not a rocket science, remove the hatred and political differences and you will understand what Peter Obi said very well.

The price of dollars in the Nigerian money market is high because of scarcity of dollars.

If Dangote produces his cement in Nigeria in Naira and pays its workers in Naira and you buy in Naira, no dollar is lost in Nigeria.

If Dufil produces indomie in Nigeria in Naira and pays its workers in Naira and you buy indomie in Naira, no dollar is lost in Nigeria.

Importation of cement or indomie means that you will lose hundreds of millions of dollars annually, that can be used for other things, to buy the same cement and noodles that could have been produced in Nigeria without you losing that amount of dollars.

Importation reduces dollars in the economy thereby making the Naira lose its value consistently.

This is the simplest topic in economics.

Yoighaman:
E nor go beta for all these evil APC people trying to force this terribly ill alleged druggie and alleged Boko Haram apologist and sponsor on Nigerians. Dem nor go die well.

No more civility, na curse mode we dey now.

I dey tell you bro. Sane Nigerians must aggressively and by all means, including insults and propaganda, reject the devils that an evil few want to foist on this country.

N3TRAL:


Importation ranks higher as a cause of our terrible exchange rate than corruption

Then imagine telling us we're free to export more!

Read bro!

Corruption is the reason why Nigeria is still importing petroleum products and has no functional refinery after nearly 24 years of return to democracy.

Importation of refined petroleum products is the biggest consumer of our Forex. Fix that problem and Nigeria's economy will improve.

How then do you say importation ranks higher than corruption as a cause of Nigeria's terrible exchange rate?

AllDModsAreMaad:


May God help us...

Funny enough, they are the ones feeling the mismanagement and bad leadership most.

Religion boils in them.....that they are feeling the aftermath of their Religious leaders is not in their beliefs .......Infidels must not stand .....

How we want take know nah

APC is filled with LIARS

Audio conversation that shook Nigeria and was not denied by any party at the onset is fake ?

How much were you paid to write this nonsense

Throwback:


Who else has noticed that a lot of empty vessels always fight logic and embrace idiocy using the worn-out statement highlighted above?

A case of "you cannot refute my lie that I insist must be true".

If I were either of these two governors, I would add this line to my denial statement “even if I did say what is being erroneously ascribed to me, then so be it as I owe no apologies” because the good lord knows this long denial statement sounds and looks too apologetic for my liking. The southeast is too inconsequential to start stressing myself debunking lies they themselves purposely concocted to cause mischief and to assassinate my character. One idiot did this to Dr Hamzat by purposely saying the later said what he never said but I really like the fact that he hasn’t come out to explain the misquotation of his rally speech

Taylordedon:
Shettima is a hardened and heartless terrorist

I was born nd grow up in maiduguri he was actually d founder with ali modu sherif

Kennydoc:



Corruption is the reason why Nigeria is still importing petroleum products and has no functional refinery after nearly 24 years of return to democracy.

Importation of refined petroleum products is the biggest consumer of our Forex. Fix that problem and Nigeria's economy will improve.

How then do you say importation ranks higher than corruption as a cause of Nigeria's terrible exchange rate?

You've confirmed my conclusion.

Nigeria loses dollars to importation of refined petroleum products- a direct cause.

Your claim that Nigeria is "importing" petroleum because of corruption makes corruption a remote cause.

A direct cause ranks higher than a remote cause.

Our refineries are no longer functional not because of corruption alone. A government has no business running companies. The socialist/welfarist management of the defunct refineries is also a major reason for their collapse.

N3TRAL:
A voice note isn't my problem.

My problem is that a presidential candidate wants to remove import restrictions in Nigeria.

Like what the Bleep?

Within 2 months of such stupid policy the dollar reserve in the central bank will be empty.

Millions of employees will lose their jobs.

Even people that produce biscuit will close their factories.

It's scary in this e-commerce era where I can order for 1 million crates of eggs abroad, 200,000 cartons of frozen chicken online, and throw poultry farmers into joblessness.

Nigeria will suffer the worst balance of payment deficit ever known to humanity.

Wow. Just wow!

he didn't say he will remove import restriction... he said the forex restrictions.... where we have up to 3 exchange rates, he will make it a single exchange rate, which was what we had before now. stop the lies.

bestdudes:
he didn't say he will remove import restriction... he said the forex restrictions.... where we have up to 3 exchange rates, he will make it a single exchange rate, which was what we had before now. stop the lies.

Refresh your memory

The first sentence means you can import as you like and get enough dollars to import whatever you want without restriction.

STOP this cheap a$$ propaganda. Are you trying to rehab the image of a TERRORIST and an ethnic jihadist in the person of Shettima? If that's your intention, then you might as well STOP now because NO reasonable person believes your LIES!

God1000:
Hmm, this looks like damage control

Why are you wicked? Always feeling the need to cast aspersions, create falsehoods on anything APC or Asiwaju Tinubu (who by extension is linked by Shettima)?

An audio recording has been debunked as fake, yet you are still insinuating that it is real by alluding to the debunking by a reputable news source as "damage control".

You had better release the bile and hatred in your heart as it will do you no good.

N3TRAL:


There is import restriction on cement that is why Dangote and Bua can successfully run their factories.

There's import restriction on noodles, that is why dufil (indomie) exists.

There is import restriction on some categories of pharmaceuticals, that is why emzor exists and employs pharmacy graduates every year.

There's import restriction on poultry that is why poultry farmers have jobs.

Removing import restriction contradicts the wish for Nigeria to become a producing economy because our fragile local manufacturers will be competing with manufacturers from countries with comparative advantage.

Nigeria will be a dumping ground.

What is the comparative advantage?
What is that advantage that the locals cannot also implement?
If cost of labour, storage, import, duties, taxes and transportation of the foreign market is not enough to make local production profitable then let us import, instead of prices of items going through the roof.

Nobody fact checked this audio clip for over 7 years, now because of election year, they're now covering their tracks.

Only the gullible and dead people will absorb this damage control.

Odewaleadesoye:
The alleged Audio Conversation between APC VP Candidate Kashim Shettima and Ibikunle Amosun has been checked to be fake.

According to the two reliable sources below, it was gathered that the audio Conversation originally came out in the year 2017.

Kindly look into the reliable information I got from [url=https://www.google.com/amp/s/dailypost.ng/2017/06/13/amosun-reacts-forged-audio-conversation-shettima/%3famp=1]Daily Post[/url] and PR NIGERIA.





[url=https://www.google.com/amp/s/dailypost.ng/2017/06/13/amosun-reacts-forged-audio-conversation-shettima/%3famp=1]DAILY POST[/url]







PRNIGERIA

Kindly note that I am not working for any political party but we must be sure of the news we are circulating.

nlfpmod
Mynd44

Why FACTCHECK now something that has been in circulation for year which neither of the parties denied prior ?