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Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by Eriokanmi: 11:00am On Oct 07, 2022
Perfectbeing:
You can only understand him because there are restrictions to import. Without the restriction you'd only be an importer. You'd dump your export trade.
Import restrictions, now you're talking. Obi emphasized this and a good reason his economic policy will fly, especially with the single forex window.
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by Ventura1: 11:15am On Oct 07, 2022
You mean by importing all those electronic goods in Alaba, arena and other markets will boost local production?
How is the current access to FX by these importers boosting local production now?
NwekereNdoki:


How do u intend to be aproducing nation without importing?

Or is it only agriculture that Nigeria will produce?

Ona dey sound like say una dey intelligent but na olodo u be.

Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by BigIyanga: 11:19am On Oct 07, 2022
KaluwisxPRO:


Kerosene and Diesel are not being subsidized, but are people buying them or not…? If there are people buying Kerosene without subsidy, then those who needs petrol can equally afford it without subsidy.


Giving none existing marketers usd at subsidized prices is just another form of enriching a few at the detriment of the whole country. Demand and supply of Petrol should be the only thing dictating how much it is sold, not govt fixing a price.


Those who wants to import from abroad should source for more USD themselves however they can if they cannot do with $1k monthly cap. Millions of Nigerians don’t even need up to $1k monthly to do their small scale imports.

Tankio. Petrol takes 80% of Forex at CBN rate.. yet we keep blaming Obis and okoros. Dangotes, Otedolas, Tinubu Oados, Folawiyos etal are the greatest beneficiaries.

Let everyone buy at the same rate.
Also, losing 1m pbd in crude theft =$80m/day=$2.4bn/m.. this is a huge leak..that a serious govt needs to fix
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by BigIyanga: 11:24am On Oct 07, 2022
Ventura1:
You mean by importing all those electronic goods in Alaba, arena and other markets will boost local production?
How is the current access to FX by these importers boosting local production now?
Tell your freaking govt to fix power, infrastructure and security.
E-warriors like u love blame business people most of whom -90% get from black market
Does Nigeria have local manufacturing of conductors and semi-conductors used in making electronics??
Talk within ur intellectual league
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by Perfectbeing(m): 11:29am On Oct 07, 2022
tctrills:

Good you brought up rice. When Buhari ban the import of rice, the price of rice almost tripled. It only brought suffering to everyone.
Since the time of Jonathan till now, the federal and state governments have invested more into rice than any other crop. It has only made Nigerians poorer and weakened out economy.
We ban the importation of cement and now the Nigerian people pay a much higher price for cement than most countries in Africa while only few benefit. When would we learn.
Rice was taking a toll on Nigeria import. Nigeria could not afford it hence Buhari banned it's importation.
Yes, the price of rice increased. But Nigerian rice farmers became millionaires overnight.
Increase in price of rice is a small price to pay for Nigeria being self sufficient in rice production. Increase in price of rice is a small price to pay for Nigeria becoming millionaires from rice farming.

Let me go further.
When fuel subsidy is completely removed (which Peter Obi supports), price of fuel will become over N400. But it would help the economy in the long run. Currently Nigeria budget on fuel subsidy is more than education and infrastructures combined.
If subsidy is being put in those areas, would the increase in fuel price not be a small price to pay for quality education and good infrastructures? Would Would the fact that the refineries (both public and private) are making profits and paying their workers good salaries not be a good thing? Would you keep dwelling on the fact that fuel is selling for N450 instead of accepting the fact that roads and education is now better and that more people are employed?

Let me also go further.
The Ajaokuta Steel company, when completed would produce more expensive steel than what we import (most Nigerians don't know this). This is due to the fact that the steel company employs an old model, more expensive ways of refining steel. Better, efficient and cheaper ways of refining steel are now in place. In essence imported steel would be more cheaper than the steel Ajaokuta will be producing.
Should that stop the Government from banning (or drastically increasing steel import duties) steel when the industry is completed and working?? Hell no!
When Ajaokuta steel company starts working, thousands of people will be employed both directly and indirectly. Manufacturing companies would start springing up like mushrooms. Engineering students would start working in these companies and they would get paid.
Yes, price of steel products will increase. But that's just a small part of the picture. The big picture would be that Nigeria produces steel and thousands of people would be employed.

Learn to look to the big picture of things if not you'll be a perpetual complainer till you die.

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Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by Ventura1: 11:30am On Oct 07, 2022
But wouldn't mind if people around you are jobless? Now imagine if we have the option of getting all our needs via the method you explained, what do you think will happen?

Cost of producing garri is expensive in Nigeria, but can be imported from China. You forget that in the cause of producing locally, about 10 people around you are engaged. But you stop production because you can get it elsewhere cheaper.

Why do you think many textile industry in Nigeria closes factory? We can get it cheaper from China, and Okrika can be imported..........but thousands of direct and indirect job are lost.
Perfectbeing:
Export will never be able to counter import if importing things becomes too easy.

Let me ask you a question..

If you could produce a phone and you could also import to sell it for similar amount, which would you do? Consider the fact that you'd have to pay your workers and you'd also pay taxes and consider also the fact that you'd pay import duties.
Which would you do? Be honest with yourself..
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by Basher8583: 11:37am On Oct 07, 2022
God1000:
I believe in you sir, you will do wonderful things for our country

Peter Obi is a genius and phenomenon, he will make Nigeria an eldorado.

Let him help make your SE an eldorado first
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by Perfectbeing(m): 11:46am On Oct 07, 2022
tctrills:

China was very very poor because they locked their economy. The moment they opened their economy to the world, they took over 600 million people out of poverty. Please do your research.
Japan also locked their economy in the nineteenth century we know the result.
I am not blindly supporting Obi. I have always advocated a free market economy. I have even debated it here on Nairaland in the past.
You got it all wrong bro. China locked her economy and the Chinese Government started investing in local production. They reversed engineered the products of the Europeans. The Government forced people to manufacture things in China. This whole process took 30 years. 30 years of suffering till they eventually got it right. It was after they got it right that China decided to open back their economy to the world. By then they've gotten a cheaper way to make European products and the world was ready for them.
So yes, China was poor when her economy was locked. But it was during those poor times they revamped her economy and became a power house.
Same happened to Japan.

So my bro, you didn't really do your research very well. The 600 million people that came after China opened her economy were the ones the Chinese Government forced to produce locally till they got it right. China suffered before they became where they are. I'm sure most of them insulted the President the way we insulted Buhari when he banned rice. But those 600 million people that went out of poverty after the economy was open will thank the Government for what they did. Same with the rice farmers that are now millionaires.

The current Nigeria doesn't need to open import restrictions. It will cause more harm than any good.

Peter Obi was wrong there whether you like it or not.
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by Perfectbeing(m): 11:47am On Oct 07, 2022
tctrills:

Yes anyone could make money from anything. People make billions from transport, from tomatoes, from real estate, from snails, from restaurants, from hospitality.
So just because a woman made 5 billion does not mean that our entire economy must go that way.
I gave just an example.
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by Perfectbeing(m): 11:51am On Oct 07, 2022
Ventura1:
But wouldn't mind if people around you are jobless? Now imagine if we have the option of getting all our needs via the method you explained, what do you think will happen?

Cost of producing garri is expensive in Nigeria, but can be imported from China. You forget that in the cause of producing locally, about 10 people around you are engaged. But you stop production because you can get it elsewhere cheaper.

Why do you think many textile industry in Nigeria closes factory? We can get it cheaper from China, and Okrika can be imported..........but thousands of direct and indirect job are lost.
Bro, I guessed you read just this my comment before quoting me. You should read my previous comment and you'd see where I'm coming from.

I'm actually on your side. I asked that question because that guy is supporting Peter Obama policy. I'm trying to tell him the harm it will cause to the economy

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Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by Perfectbeing(m): 11:55am On Oct 07, 2022
Eriokanmi:
Import restrictions, now you're talking. Obi emphasized this and a good reason his economic policy will fly, especially with the single forex window.
Single forex will not make any difference.
The only difference that will happen is that instead of both the official and market price to be dying together, only the single (official) price would be dying. And it would even be faster than it is now.

Nigeria introduced two (official and black market) dollar price in the 80s. And before then Naira was still falling.
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by tctrills: 12:05pm On Oct 07, 2022
Perfectbeing:
I gave just an example.
I understand that but my point is to look at the economy holistically. Cassava and corn cannot be our economy.
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by tctrills: 12:09pm On Oct 07, 2022
Perfectbeing:
You got it all wrong bro. China locked her economy and the Chinese Government started investing in local production. They reversed engineered the products of the Europeans. The Government forced people to manufacture things in China. This whole process took 30 years. 30 years of suffering till they eventually got it right. It was after they got it right that China decided to open back their economy to the world. By then they've gotten a cheaper way to make European products and the world was ready for them.
So yes, China was poor when her economy was locked. But it was during those poor times they revamped her economy and became a power house.
Same happened to Japan.

So my bro, you didn't really do your research very well. The 600 million people that came after China opened her economy were the ones the Chinese Government forced to produce locally till they got it right. China suffered before they became where they are. I'm sure most of them insulted the President the way we insulted Buhari when he banned rice. But those 600 million people that went out of poverty after the economy was open will thank the Government for what they did. Same with the rice farmers that are now millionaires.

The current Nigeria doesn't need to open import restrictions. It will cause more harm than any good.

Peter Obi was wrong there whether you like it or not.
No, china wasted many years locking her economy and they achieved nothing. With a locked economy, china was mostly agrarian. There was very little industry. 95% of the industries in china are under 30 years old. Please can you mention the products china was manufacturing 30 years ago? China had less industry than Taiwan and Korea before they opened up their economy. All the good things happened when they opened their economy. On the other hand, tens of millions died of hunger with their closed economy. Google it, please.

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Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by tctrills: 12:23pm On Oct 07, 2022
[quote author=Perfectbeing post=117347045] Rice was taking a toll on Nigeria import. Nigeria could not afford it hence Buhari banned it's importation. Wrong, rice was much cheaper. Now it has become more unaffordable.

Yes, the price of rice increased. But Nigerian rice farmers became millionaires overnight. Maybe, we have zero evidence of that but the Nigerian consumer became poorer overnight.

Increase in price of rice is a small price to pay for Nigeria being self sufficient in rice production. Increase in price of rice is a small price to pay for Nigeria becoming millionaires from rice farming.


It's not a small price. It led to hunger. Nigeria is the hunger capital of the world. Hungry people are less productive. Hungry children cannot get an education. Only a foolish government makes food inaccessible to its people.

I agree with the removal of petrol subsidies. In a free market economy, we don't need subsidies.

Let me also go further.
The Ajaokuta Steel company, when completed would produce more expensive steel than what we import (most Nigerians don't know this). This is due to the fact that the steel company employs an old model, more expensive ways of refining steel. Better, efficient and cheaper ways of refining steel are now in place. In essence imported steel would be more cheaper than the steel Ajaokuta will be producing.
Should that stop the Government from banning (or drastically increasing steel import duties) steel when the industry is completed and working?? Hell no!


The government should never ban the importation of steel. You are looking at the smaller picture. If we produce very expensive steel, we are killing every other industry that uses steel. Again you are making Nigerian goods much less competitive on the international market. Let me explain.
Example...
Nigeria produces steel at N100 while Ghana imports steel at N50. Both use steel to make a pipe. The Nigerian pipe would cost N200 while the Ghana steel would cost N100. Everyone would import Ghana steel and with time the Nigerian steel industry would collapse. You need to give more thought to this bro.

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Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by Perfectbeing(m): 12:26pm On Oct 07, 2022
tctrills:
I understand that but my point is to look at the economy holistically. Cassava and corn cannot be our economy.
It can. Look at how much Ukraine and Russia make from selling wheat. $5.1 billion in one year. That's about 20% of our $24 billion national budget.

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Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by Perfectbeing(m): 12:28pm On Oct 07, 2022
tctrills:

No, china wasted many years locking her economy and they achieved nothing. With a locked economy, china was mostly agrarian. There was very little industry. 95% of the industries in china are under 30 years old. Please can you mention the products china was manufacturing 30 years ago? China had less industry than Taiwan and Korea before they opened up their economy. All the good things happened when they opened their economy. On the other hand, tens of millions died of hunger with their closed economy. Google it, please.
Guy, it was during those 30 years that Chinese were dying of hunger that China was revamping her economy. I have studied the Chinese economy so don't tell me what I know.
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by baretalk: 12:36pm On Oct 07, 2022
obyno82:


if you cannot be deveived why didn't your APC adopt your advice? again you just composed beautiful nonsense.
Am not in APC, I don't support them as a party, I can only like some of their members for their qualities.
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by Perfectbeing(m): 12:40pm On Oct 07, 2022
[quote author=tctrills post=117348461][/quote] Nigerians consume more rice than ever before. Talk about unaffordable.

Millions of farmers became millionaires. Go and verify.

Fuel subsidy will be completely removed and heaven and earth will not meet.

Yes, steel will be more cost in Nigeria than Ghana, but Nigeria will have more people employed in her steel industry than Ghana.
In Ghana, only the people importing and selling steal will be making money. Most of the citizen would be unemployed.


Do you know that America's oil refinery refines oil more expensive that other places? This is because America's refinery were built before better efficient and cheaper way of refining oil was invented. Today, is America not still refining oil for other countries?

Ghana might enjoy cheaper steel than Nigeria but in the long run, it wouldn't help them.
Same way Nigeria's fuel is the cheapest in West Africa but it's not helping us in anyway.
Nigerians might be buying steel more expensive than Ghana, but many Nigerians would be employed and they'd have money to buy steel products like cars unlike Ghana where things will be cheap, but they still won't have the money to buy it.
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by femianski: 12:59pm On Oct 07, 2022
Only those who don't understand how the economy works will foolishly hail what Obi said. If truly Obi said this, there would be economic depression in the country for the 8 years of his tenure and that's if he wins. I don't blame him. He's a major importer of groceries into the country so he's trying to save his business.
I thought he said he would change Nigeria from a consuming to a production country.
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by laiperi: 1:06pm On Oct 07, 2022
There are sincere arguments on both sides but it should saddens every African that we still think importation on free liberal market is our Salvation.

Yes, China paid a price for closed market but in the end there is economic progress to show for it. It went from famine to food export.

China sucked import of factories in with cheap labor. By the time USA realized that they depend on China cheap import, it was too late. Even ordinary Covid-19 products like mask have to be rebuilt at a higher cost at home.

My question is if Nigerians have been suffering based on cheap imports like food, machineries and labor forever, how much more price are we willing to pay, for how many more years?

China and other Asian countries paid for their closed markets. Indeed, no country including USA has an open market, they have selective open market. Listen to their politicians on both sides rail against free market!

Why do Africans use their intellect to argue for dependency, free and open market when no other developed or middle wealth country does?

All for self-interest that has never moved any country forward. What have we gained from Structural Adjustments, Devaluations and importation of used goods, garbage and foreign skills called expatriates.

They sold us Structural Adjustments and Devaluations using our foreign graduates from their universities to back them up and apologize for Structural Adjustments later.

Which African country has ever recovered?
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by Eriokanmi: 1:15pm On Oct 07, 2022
Perfectbeing:
Single forex will not make any difference.
The only difference that will happen is that instead of both the official and market price to be dying together, only the single (official) price would be dying. And it would even be faster than it is now.

Nigeria introduced two (official and black market) dollar price in the 80s. And before then Naira was still falling.
Only in Nigeria wouid multiple fx windows be operating. It doesn't happen overseas. If you're exporting or importing, you have to go through one single fx window. If you now need funds for petty reasons, travelex, etc are there. Our economic system allows free fall of naira. That's why I'm in support of scrapping of bdcs. It won't help our economy. If you need fx for import and such import will only benefit our economy and because we can't competitively manufacture such back home, like medical equipment, some raw materials and agric tools which are on the list of approved items for import, once you're able to fulfill all the necessary documentation like SONCAP, PAR, Form M and BA processing with the adequate insurance cover, the cbn can now instruct your commercial bank to disburse via a single fx window. Same for students schooling abroad.

What do we have today? CBN disburses fx to banks for various reasons. Recently, my bank mgr asked if I could allow them deposit some dollars into my account as received from the cbn, that they'd now withdraw the money in cash and leave some money as commission in my account for complying and I said no! By the time the federal government begins to probe me, you'd not be there anymore so I refused. That's what the bankers now do...shady deals. Since they too have a domiciliary account, why not use it? Politicians would now meet them and mop up everything.

With the little time i stayed in the states, you cannot import without reasons which you'd prove beyond doubts and such import must be what they can't produce. They'd now restrict you to a single window to deal. Same as European countries. You must also prove the source of funds coming into your account from overseas else , it would be blocked. Here in Nigeria, even if 1m usd lands in your account, all you need is bribe and you're good to go. Our politicians are so wicked. With a single fx window, there would be close monitoring of inflows and outflows. In banks today, you have SME fx wholesale and SME fx retail windows, so many windows. This is killing the economy

Though our corrupt politicians and those bank managers won't like this. Its the best that can come to Nigeria as obtainable in countries seen as developed today.
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by tctrills: 1:29pm On Oct 07, 2022
[quote author=Perfectbeing post=117348885] Nigerians consume more rice than ever before. Talk about unaffordable.

Millions of farmers became millionaires. Go and verify. Oga post your link. How many farmers became millionaires?

Fuel subsidy will be completely removed and heaven and earth will not meet. As I said I support fuel subsidy removal.

Yes, steel will be more cost in Nigeria than Ghana, but Nigeria will have more people employed in her steel industry than Ghana.
In Ghana, only the people importing and selling steal will be making money. Most of the citizen would be unemployed.


Yes, we would have more people working in producing steel but Ghana would overall have more people working in industries that use steel as raw material. For example, they would have more people in the construction industry because they have cheaper steel for construction hence there would be much more construction activities in Ghana.


Do you know that America's oil refinery refines oil more expensive that other places? This is because America's refinery were built before better efficient and cheaper way of refining oil was invented. Today, is America not still refining oil for other countries?
I don't understand your argument here.

Ghana might enjoy cheaper steel than Nigeria but in the long run, it wouldn't help them.
It would help them grow all steel-related industries like construction while Nigeria would produce steel that no one wants.
Same way Nigeria's fuel is the cheapest in West Africa but it's not helping us in anyway.

You are not making a point here. I am talking about duty-free not subsidy.

Nigerians might be buying steel more expensive than Ghana, but many Nigerians would be employed and they'd have money to buy steel products like cars unlike Ghana where things will be cheap, but they still won't have the money to buy it.

More Ghanaians would be employed in construction and other steel-related industries and more Ghanaian steel products would be exported. More investors would build steel-related industries in ghana because it's cheaper to obtain steel. For example, I would rather build my nail-making industry in Ghana than in Nigeria.
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by tctrills: 1:31pm On Oct 07, 2022
Perfectbeing:
Guy, it was during those 30 years that Chinese were dying of hunger that China was revamping her economy. I have studied the Chinese economy so don't tell me what I know.

Post your links, what percentage of Chinese industries were built during the hunger years?
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by tctrills: 1:32pm On Oct 07, 2022
Perfectbeing:
It can. Look at how much Ukraine and Russia make from selling wheat. $5.1 billion in one year. That's about 20% of our $24 billion national budget.
First wheat is not cassava. It has by far more economic value. Nigeria is the global leader in cassava yet we make zero dollar from it.
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by OsunOriginal: 1:37pm On Oct 07, 2022
tctrills:

First wheat is not cassava. It has by far more economic value.

And a lazy man who can't cultivate cassava won't cultivate wheat. the message is to cultivate, cultivate, cultivate... nobody stops you from cultivating wheat. Start cultivating something and stop going into yahoo yahoo, 419, drug trafficking in the name of trading or hustling.
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by tctrills: 1:39pm On Oct 07, 2022
OsunOriginal:


And a lazy man who can't cultivate cassava won't cultivate wheat. the message is to cultivate, cultivate, cultivate... nobody stops you from cultivating wheat. Start cultivate something and stop going into yahoo yahoo, 419, drug trafficking in the name of trading or hustling.
you have a totally wrong notion. Our problem is never laziness. Nigeria has more farmers than the US, Russia, Ukraine, and Holland combined. Our problem is not that we don't have enough people cultivating already.
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by Datrava(m): 2:01pm On Oct 07, 2022
Perfectbeing:
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Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by NwekereNdoki: 2:05pm On Oct 07, 2022
baretalk:

Now I see you people are dumb. I'd you are into car production you can get parts from all over and assemble here. You Ipobians heads are flat so your brain matter is not complete. My point is any nation will avoid importing things it can adequately produce or have, or things that are not really needed, of course if it's needed or important and we can't produce it we import. Your problems are half education, I will stop arguing with you people, seems you people are really dumb, the other Ipobian the last time we were debating dey show me bank receipts cheesy

Peter can't win, he is dumb. Of course we will allow car components because it pays us to assemble cars here rather than importing the entire cars, please stop arguing like kids, think before you argue, and stop making me repeat myself. Import restrictions are important on stuff we can produce and have the ability to produce, and on things we don't need, to reduce capital flight and plunging of our currency. Seems you people don't know the meaning of restrictions, restrictions means limiting. We need to limit what we import, and import those things we have no comparative advantage producing, or things we need that we don't have, and avoid importing basic things we can produce, like rice, basic food stuffs and other stuff we can adequately produce. Luxury cars etc, and goods, should have a high import tax rate on them, this is also an import control or restriction measure.

SHut up ode.

What raw material does Niegeria have to aid production??

Even US still imports chips from Taiwan. U wan to produce and u don't want to allow importation of needed raw material??

Backyard Egonomist
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by MeineMutter: 2:06pm On Oct 07, 2022
udeh3:


The highest is been an accountant in Exon Mobil. Not even the chief accountant. He earns below $3,000 USD monthly. The question is, how did BAT made his wealth? And you're comparing him with Obi was the MD and the CEO of two banks?

I don't understand, you want to compare Obi's CV with that of BAT..? Please, I challenge you to compare

Your best fact always result to insult. All I just need to do is, put you up for a challenge. Obi is a Havard and Oxford graduate. You can also verify

Please, I'm putting you up for a challenge. If you really understand your candidate, let's do it here

Obi did not rise, professionally, as a banker to become MD/CEO or whatever you called it. You are also another olodo. Obi was a Chairman at Fidelity not an MD. Get this straight into your head. Chairmen of companies are elected by majority shareholders. So Obi was put there by majority (the person that has the highest shareholding %) shareholders of Fidelity Bank (then) to oversee their investments. And this was done by voting at Annual General Meeting. The reason Obi was voted was because it was majority vote that brought him in. It didn't mean Obi was the best to head the bank. Ok? Simple thing: go to school and come out well with flying colours, you no go go. Na how to sell gala inside traffic and raise money to dey sell drug all over the world go dey hungry you.

So, at no point, was Obi MD/CEO or MD or CEO of Fidelity Bank.
All the courses he did at most business schools were short-short courses of a week or few weeks, which you too can attend if you have money because they don't write exams in those courses. Otherwise, Obi for dey fail in all those courses.

You can read more on this or check Obi's Wikipedia profile sef. Make I help una: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Obi#:~:text=Some%20of%20the%20companies%20he,chairman%20of%20Fidelity%20Bank%20Plc.
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by ATLIEN2027: 3:15pm On Oct 07, 2022
EdwardRandy:

You must be truly brainless to think a state governor can make a policy that will influence the country's foreign exchange.

Dumbest retar@ed Zombidient ipob monkey. Point out where I said that Governors can impact foreign exchange. Your stupidity and imbecility must be inherited.
GTFOH
Re: Peter Obi: We Will Remove Import & FOREX Restrictions by Billygee2u: 6:37pm On Oct 07, 2022
Freestainworld:
How can a sensible man not love or vote this man.

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