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| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by oyeb15: 6:55pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
No investor invest where there is expensive energy. Minimum wage 30k PMS ---- #620 Diesel,,---- #820 Electricity --- 15k per flat monthly |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by gameova(m): 6:56pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
Okay |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by Dittodat: 6:59pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
ShoeWorld1:Keep on crying, it's your right. ![]() |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by ShoeWorld1(m): 7:03pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
Dittodat:You think I am a political Jobber like you? Go and look for your colleagues in PDP and LP. |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by Abujaexpress: 7:07pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
ShoeWorld1:Example of such state governors? |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by Winning123: 7:10pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
It is not by force to read it abi. ShoeWorld1: |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by ShoeWorld1(m): 7:11pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
Winning123:It is not by force to reply me Abujaexpress:Former Governor of Anambra state- Mr Willie Obiano The current governor of Edo state- Mr Obaseki Former Governor of Ekiti- Mr Feyemi Former Governor of Osun state- Mr Oyetola. |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by Dittodat: 7:17pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
ShoeWorld1:Yeah, I'm a card carrying member of APC, PDP and LP. Pls stop clowning 🤡 |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by lexy2014: 7:21pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
Ejomabbi:was Nigeria not great under buhari? if you say "Nigeria will be great again", when was the last time Nigeria was great? |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by lexy2014: 7:23pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
atobs4real:which "hard work" is that? "President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s G20 Summit visit to India" for summit that hasnt started |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by lexy2014: 7:23pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
atobs4real:what is it that God will make work? |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by lexy2014: 7:25pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
Obakoolex:if u saying that Nigeria will be great, are u saying that all this while Nigeria wasnt great? did other nations that are great become great by Gods grace? |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by Newsstories1: 7:26pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
"Things are not Going well For Us" Happie Boys Say-Beg Apostle Chibuzor and Nigerians For Forgiveness Watch video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDcoW1Rrgmg |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by gbagyiza: 7:28pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
Ejomabbi:Not with Indian investors. If u know how Indian companies n others managed by Indians r treating our people here in Nigeria, You would have not uttered those word above. Some African countries have rejected the indians from investing in their country. |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by Maxxim: 7:36pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
Two shitholes |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by sslcrypt: 8:05pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
Very welcome development. India have piloted lots of economic models for Africa and Nigeria. One good example is that microfinance banking model, it started in India and then implemented in Nigeria and Africa. Culturally India has a major impact on Nigeria, we can also gain from small scale manufacturing in the area of textiles. And also agriculture in the area of spice farming and processing. |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by DeathParade: 8:06pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
gbagyiza:Please do name instances where African countries have rejected Indians from investing in their country. |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by sslcrypt: 8:07pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
atobs4real:India is not like China. It's a win/win for both nations, now India have progressed in their space program, we can learn a thing or two in the area of rocket science. IT is another major field we can deepen collaboration. |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by DMerciful(m): 8:09pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
India has nothing special to offer us. Tinubu is pretending in India |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by almarthins(m): 8:56pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by saimnaseem33: 9:10pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
Very informative!!! check: https://quotessun.com/ |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by Reference(m): 9:18pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
As you strengthen external ties also try and strengthen internal ties. If you want to catch a big fish or a big catch of ordinary fishes you must have a BIG, STRONG NET. The firms you seek overseas will be more interested in a cooperative, coordinated, secure and fertile environment. As a matter of fact the more your country has on its CV the less talk you will have to make. Because every statistic you provide speaks of the entire country, not just regions or so called enclaves of political conquest, but all Nigeria. How far has the Ministry of Trade and industry gone towards integrating local industries and business concerns. Just one small but thoughtful example. * Firm A Trading Company imports Farming Tractors and multiple units lie in showrooms. Firm B Agricultural Company seeks to expand or mechanize and requires agricultural machinery. There should be an instant alarm sounding in the Ministry of Trade when applications are made by Firm B to the CBN for foreign exchange. Because it is highly wasteful and economically corrosive for there to be dollarised assets lying fallow. This applies to most productive industry, equipment, raw materials, etc that costs the economy huge amounts lying fallow, 'waiting' in markets for consumers that are busy seeking same abroad. I was watching a program in the States recently and was amazed as to how deep government there involves itself in the running of the business economy. They know practically everything about companies that operate there. They know what their assets are (it forms part of their taxation architecture). They are abreast with inventories of materials, production, everything. They know precisely for instance how many vehicles are on the streets, how many are in showrooms, how many vehicles factories are making per time and with that they are able to precisely control the flow of resources in and out of their economy so waste is minimal. There is no reason why for instance a local factory that requires orange juice concentrate cannot be led to source from local orange juice concentrate producers as a first consideration, or led along the path to orange processing plants or led further down the path to orange growers and even down to presently moribund or unprofitable farmsteads. That is a deep dive to explore the entire local economic potentials BEFORE applying for foreign inputs. Hard work and critical thinking can generate more internal economic activity than we presently have. We can create more jobs by closely examining all the things we need but presently give out to foreign economies in a cavalier manner. We can save huge amounts of foreign exchange when we are prepared to squeeze every productive ounce out of the economy and only exchange or resort to imports when the inventory of foreign goods AND SERVICES is at an absolute zero. The Ministry of Trade and Industry must begin to look inwards for resourcefulness as eagerly as it jets out to seek help. |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by Nobody: 9:23pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
Mtchew |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by EmekaA125(m): 9:29pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
Same old story. Let's be seeing what you are doing not telling us useless investment stories. |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by Faposky95: 9:33pm On Sep 08, 2023 |
NwaNimo1:Yet focussed..... Every Indian is tied to the Motherland..... Many here have run their Nigerian race never to return....or maybe to harvest their umbilical cords and for good |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by Nobody: 3:02am On Sep 09, 2023 |
Johnrake69:Tell us when to start, since u don't want anything. Is not better to give a try than being cold without doing anything? A better country should be your prayer, not complaining upon complaints. Your preferred candidate cld be worse, so only God can help us.. Tinubu footprints is mkin Lagos an active zone, that alone cld drive in investors. Investment is a risk pool |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by EmekaA125(m): 6:11am On Sep 09, 2023 |
Johnrake69:Will they hear? Tinubu got nothing to offer. It's so glaring. Waiting till after 4 years to assess his scorecard is rubbish. Nigeria is really stagnating while other countries are doing well for themselves. |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by DeathParade: 9:24am On Sep 09, 2023 |
G20 is now G21 India pushed very hard for this and it has finally happened. The moment African Union became a member of the G20:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CV-4PP6MeI?si=s6NrY2SmSI7eQaDX |
| Re: Strengthening Nigeria-India Ties Is A Win-Win For All - Minister Of Industry by Johnrake69: 9:42am On Sep 09, 2023 |
Mohisah:You start when you have rule of law and strong public institutions. Secondly I don’t have any prayer to waste on Nigeria. Prayer didn’t build China or India why do you even think that prayer will build Nigeria? Please stop talking about Lagos. Lagos is simply a glorified slum. Visit Bangalore in India then you can have an idea of what a city should look like. This city took shape within the last 10years. India moved from 11th biggest economy in 2013 to 5th biggest economy in 2023. And in the next 5years they’re projected to become the 3rd biggest economy over taking Japan and Germany. And ironically, within same period Nigeria produced more poor people than any other country in the world. Last week APC chieftains Wale Edun and Fayemi confessed that the last time we experienced economic growth was in 2014. But you people have continued to support the same people to continue their mismanagement of the country but expect prayer to build the country. Lol |
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