₦airaland Forum

Biodun556:
If business didn't go well how will children feed

anonimi:
If you don’t understand something then just say so and take the time to learn about it.

Do you think it’s wrong to do that

MoneyMan5:
I got tired because they are a lot of people with your mentality in Nigeria

There's no country on earth that can develop without the investment of foreign investors even China and the US.

How did you think China became the production power house they are today without the investment from US and Europe?

SixSeven:
Foreign Investor Obsession

I get tired of this trope of making it look like foreign investors are more important than local investors, local residents or local citizens. It is a phantom idea that money will come from outside as if those people coming from outside your country care about you. What are you in government for? Foreign investors or local residents?

Nigerian administrations frequently engage in costly international investment summits and globe-trotting missions to woo foreign capital but these jamboree rarely yield any noticeable changes to the people. Government officials will mistake short-term, speculative foreign portfolio investments, which can be pulled out at the first sign of any crisis for sustainable, long-term capital that builds factories and creates local employment. They end up shortchanged. The foreign investors are like patrons of the red light district. They just want to have fun for the night and wake up in the day with their wives. We don't think about building the capacity for local investors and making it easier for real Nigerians to do the building, we want the so-called foreigner. Wake up Soni, no one is coming to save you.

watchindelta:
Where is the investors now? Even with all the travel tinubu travel no investors follow am back. ABeg talk well oga investolization . Stop deceiving the people.

Wickedfacts:
Had
Obinna, please don't use your grammar to pollute this threat.

Lithiumite:
Why arent you tieing figures to your over tacky spread.......your amorphous propaganda makes no sense if you aren't throwing figures at it.

Dangote in the last quarter got 52m barrels of crude,in just one quarter.........how much is your atiku paying for in these volume and how much will it get to the pump ,remember a barrel is now between $80 to $90......lets start the discourse from here.

OriOko88:
Mere propaganda. Awon eyan Joseph Goebbels. Bring back our subsidy.

Atiku for 2027

AMINDA:
The so-called think-tank should shove its opinion where the sun doesn't shine. Atiku will bring back subsidy, and heaven will not fall. And if it falls, it falls!

"APC saying that if subsidy comes back there will be queues reminds me of how I met my wife during Buhari’s time. We were both queuing at a filling station, I saw her behind me & decided to give her my spot. We exchanged numbers & the rest is history. That’s the beauty of subsidy."

- Taofeek Subsideen

Tareq1105:
Since I read what Obasanjo said about Atiku, I don't trust him anymore. I can't trust a custom officer.

Remember he's lost election 7 times and I know he's ready to fight Tinubu dirty in this his last attempt.

He'll fight Tinubu, destroy him, blow some lies, use Court, use paid journalists, physical and probably spiritual to weaken Tinubu. He's ready for anything after all he doesn't have anything to lose.

StreetFight:
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This one is typing from the hospital where they treat people who have soemthing wrong upstairs

flokii:
Atiku has sealed his own fate.. we might likely see him losing massively in the North come 2027.
There are some things you don't just say to score cheap points.

Nigeria would have collapsed if not for PBAT's strong reforms and hard decisions he had to take. Most political actors in other parties are gradually coming out to support him because they know his worth and capabilities.

Biodun556:
They are more important because they bring in huge amounts of money

AMINDA:
I am a Nigerian. The Atiku/Amaechi ticket will abolish state of origin.

AMINDA:
I am a Nigerian. The Atiku/Amaechi ticket will abolish state of origin.

PDPdestroyer:
This guy is from the SE, I’ve been telling people, he just gave himself out with the bolded
cc: Fsboperator, alanto

mhmsadyq:
An economy that depends on foreign investors is still vulnerable.

anonimi:
Atiku should bring back our prosperity, peace and security like we had before Tinubu made Jonathan a one term president in favour of Buhari.

FSBoperator:
You still need foreign inflow no mattee what .

The only countries that thrive are those who have a trade surplus that is, they export more than they produce leading to a net gain in capital.

China won't be what it is today without transfer of foreign capital investments and know how.

Biodun556:
They are more important because they bring in huge amounts of money

FSBoperator:
Atiku is not concerned about discussing on ending the insecurity that is plaguing his north , it is how to restart the criminal subsidy regime that he is interested in.

mhmsadyq:
We need them? Yes.

Depend on them? No

AMINDA:
I am a Nigerian. The Atiku/Amaechi ticket will abolish state of origin.

SixSeven:
Foreign Investor Obsession

I get tired of this trope of making it look like foreign investors are more important than local investors, local residents or local citizens. It is a phantom idea that money will come from outside as if those people coming from outside your country care about you. What are you in government for? Foreign investors or local residents?

Nigerian administrations frequently engage in costly international investment summits and globe-trotting missions to woo foreign capital but these jamboree rarely yield any noticeable changes to the people. Government officials will mistake short-term, speculative foreign portfolio investments, which can be pulled out at the first sign of any crisis for sustainable, long-term capital that builds factories and creates local employment. They end up shortchanged. The foreign investors are like patrons of the red light district. They just want to have fun for the night and wake up in the day with their wives. We don't think about building the capacity for local investors and making it easier for real Nigerians to do the building, we want the so-called foreigner. Wake up Soni, no one is coming to save you.

FSBoperator:
When did economic isolationism become a good thing to you ?

A lake that water does not flow into or out from will eventually dry up .

The controversy has since centred on whether the fiscal gains from subsidy removal have sufficiently translated into improved living conditions for Nigerians.

The Federal Government has maintained that the policy freed significant resources for the three tiers of government. According to figures presented by the Finance Minister, Taiwo Oyedele, subsidy and foreign exchange reforms mobilised N15.8tn for the Federation between June 2023 and December 2025.

Pakute:
https://punchng.com/fuel-subsidy-proposal-may-scare-investors-impi-warns/