₦airaland Forum

BeardedmeatR:
You will soon find yourself in the cooler for airing your harmless opinion.

AmalaAtiEwedu:
how far with erosion control?

Neduzoma123456:
Oga , nothing go happen.

We are too hungry and weak to fight or cause uproar.

Last protest didn't even last 1 week.

All we do is talk talk talk

BeardedmeatR:
Ask them in ogun state if you know where it is.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/12/save-us-from-looming-disaster-8-ogun-communities-appeal-to-govt/amp/

It is absurd that a company that declared a net profit of N3.29 trillion for the year ended in December 2023 – an increase of over N700 billion or 28 per cent over the 2022 profit of N2.54 trillion – is indebted by $6.8 billion to international oil traders.

AmalaAtiEwedu:
what about sit at home?

Bobloco:
https://punchng.com/scarcity-nnpc-constitutes-economic-danger-sell-it/

BeardedmeatR:
What about skull mining?

AmalaAtiEwedu:
Baby factory development


Importer Exporter, Mkpurummiri and Cocaine Ltd

BeardedmeatR:
You are free to insult Thinubu all you like, he deserves it.

Fujiyama:
^^^


Ok.

But they have managed their affairs in such a way that the grandchildren of Norwegians who have not yet been born - already have quite high chances of success in this game called life.

Meanwhile...one West African country like that has hundreds of millions of people. That country has people who regularly boast about how many they are...as if uncontrolled procreation is a world sport worthy of praise. The people in that country are largely poor, barely literate, poorly educated, poorly skilled and quite hungry. Many of them are in poor mental and physical health...and they don't even know it. They are very, very angry people and this anger routinely spills out in terrible bloodletting that would leave the average Norwegian speechless if he ever came across it.

Quality, not quantity.

CyrusVI:
.What is the title of that historical fiction book?

How did it end?


Chikamso, wake up...You are not in Somalia

lazkizz:
Nigeria revolution go worst pass Libya 🇱🇾 own.
Like 25 warlords will be controlling different parts of the country.

Many will lost their life . The British will try to re amalgamate the broken country but it won't work.

After some years each part will experience rapid growth and development, because they now control their resources.

Standing5:
Any parastatal hausas and fulani dominate is gone for good. Check the army, customs, immigration, agric. It is same pattern. Whatever favours them personally is the right thing to do and that what becomes the law or norm. See how they use sharia today.
The banking and financial sector can still survive because they don't dominate that. Education and health are alive not because of govt funding but reasonable southerners bring their token of commonsensical judgement and good public work ethics to those sectors.

lawani:
I in fact commended them but Norway's actual consumption and hence economy can not be all that larger than Osun state but that is a discussion for another thread.

lawani:
Norway is a good example of how an oil rich country can be run well

Fujiyama:
^^^


It is much larger than Osun oooo. Much, much larger.

On a per capita basis for nearly every development index, Nigeria can't compete with Norway. And if Nigeria can't compete, who is Osun?

Norway is an OECD country. That should tell you all you need to know.



^^^
On this we are in full agreement.

Bobloco:
https://punchng.com/scarcity-nnpc-constitutes-economic-danger-sell-it/

lawani:
We know what people consume inside any economy. Food, homes, automobiles, shoes, clothes, services etc. I believe Norway can not consume three times what Osun consumes

Fujiyama:
^^^
True.

And that's precisely my point.

Norway is punching way, way above its weight on a per capita basis. It produces more than it consumes - and it sells the surplus to the rest of the world. Wetin remain to do again?

Its public finances are strong.
Its life expectancy rates are high.
Its growth is export driven.
It has consistently recorded trade surpluses.
Its institutions are strong.

And so on...

Norway isn't perfect. It is a high cost country and of late, its productivity growth has been declining. Its export growth is also powered in part by oil - a finite, non-renewable resource. But it has managed its oil wealth in a way that puts profligate countries (we won't mention any names) to deep, everlasting shame. Norway's sovereign funds (from its oil and gas revenues) have become something like a long term financial force of nature...while one over populated West African country like that...is broke (completely broke) and heavily in debt.

That West African country had it all. It had it all and pissed it all away. There's no coming back from that.

lawani:
Norway does not need her oil to be a big exporter. Its fish is enough. I think Norway is second only to China in fishing. Norway is really a great country. It is not right to say she is depending on oil. Norway however is earning forex not very much above its weight because all countries earn for ex. It is the quality of management that differs.