₦airaland Forum

Rossikk:
You are totally ignorant. Nigeria produces thousands of products, from vehicles to paint, from chemicals to machineries. There are factories dotted all over the country. They are not there for decoration. Have you ever entered a Nigerian factory in your life? I very much doubt it. Your problem is that you are so full of inferiority complex, ignorance and laziness, that common research is beyond your ability or inclination. Far easier to peddle idiotic, beer-parlour nonsense about ''toothpicks''. Shameless man. If Nigeria ''imports toothpicks'', does that not mean an opportunity is open for you to produce locally? What are you doing sitting on your backside? You expect the govt to build toothpick factory for you? Is that the government's job?

MPSA:
Since when nigeria aka giant is better than south africa, some nigerians are dreamers

Rossikk:
KINDLY POST THE SOURCE OF (AND LINK TO) YOUR STATISTICS. IT IS NOT ENOUGH TO POST STATS WITHOUT PLACING A LINK TO YOUR SOURCE SO WE CAN ANALYSE IT.

IN THE ABSENCE OF YOUR DOING THAT, WE WILL CONCLUDE THAT YOUR STATS ARE FALSIFIED.

Just30:
isn't it true that 80% of your government revenue comes from oil ?

Rossikk:
Kindly shut up please. Stable electricity? You mean like this?


POWER CUTS RAVAGE GHANA:

http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/Current-power-outages-not-dumsor-ECG-481542


POWER SHORTAGES HIT GHANA DUE TO HER INABILITY TO PAY $300 MILLION DEBTS FOR NIGERIAN GAS

http://www.myjoyonline.com/business/2016/october-27th/power-situation-dire-energy-experts-confirm-npp-warning.php

Joonana:
well, the opposition party is doing its job to secure power. i see it to be good for democracy and the development of Ghana - a strong opposition serves as a check on the incumbent government. It's up to Ghanaians to make the choice of going with the incumbent government or the opposition party.

Just30:
That was in anticipation of what might happen next year if certain things are not done. It's no news, power supply has been stable for the last six months.

Rossikk:
No it isn't true. That is foreign exchange income. Nigeria's annual GDP is $529 billion, with oil industry receipts accounting for just 14% of that figure. Additionally, ''govt income'' is not the determinant of how well a country is doing. National income is, ie the money accruing to the generality of the population. For that, Nigeria's income per capita is just over $3,000 or approximately $7,000 at PPP (Purchasing Power Parity) Ten years ago it was $300!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Nigeria

thedarkside:
you are a white-man,i conclude??...

Rossikk:
Keep deceiving yourself.


Wednesday, 26 October 2016

''Intermittent power cuts in various parts of [Accra] have caused agitation, with several consumers venting their frustrations at the power distribution company and accusing it of introducing by stealth the long hours of power outage (dumsor), which was a common occurrence when the country endured a four-year power crisis.''

http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/We-re-not-shedding-load-ECG-480957

Just30:
you are simply too dull to grasp what I just said, 80% of your government revenue comes from oil, companies, individual businesses and taxes accruing from other sources only account for 20% of government revenue. Now how diversified is your economy? No you see why your government is suffering to raise enough money to pay government workers, and carry out developmental works?

Rossikk:
You are a compound dunce. AMERICA PRODUCES CARS AND STILL IMPORTS CARS, DUMMY DUM DUM.

The rest of your ''analysis'' is worthless. You're really not qualified to criticise. You should be in a classroom to be honest.

TruthisGOD:
You're a big fool by comparing US car importation to Nigeria that imports 99% of their cars. 95% of cars in US are made in US. Dunce!

Just30:
I guess Nigerians don't know what democracy means, especially when it's an election year. You hit the government, where it would hurt the most

Just30:
you can go find out from your statistical service

Rossikk:
Did you mention percentages when you asked ''Nigeria manufactures cars but imports cars''? A dumb statement, considering that is the NORM in ALL countries that produce vehicles.

TruthisGOD:
The worst enemy of Nigeria are people like you. As I am, I have different ideology apart from one Nigeria. But from your opinion I know you're a proponent of one Nigeria but you don't see anything wrong with Nigeria both economically and scientifically. You refute the fact that Nigeria is a mono economic country that import everything including their Gods given crude oil as refined product. You're the worst enemy of your country. The kind of mentality you exhibits is similar to what what your president exhibits after vieing for presidency for 12yrs and nearly absconded after wining election because of low oil price. Within that 12yrs he was contesting to be president, he knew that his country depends solely on oil for economic growth but never bother to have an alternative economic road map besides oil. As powerful and rich as US is, Obama was thinking of ways and alternative economic policies that will make his country more indpendent than they were when he was about to contest to be president. Go read his Audacity of Hope, written before he became president. He was already with a master plan when he became president. Hence in his tenure US witnessed a scientific breakthrough both in medicine, engineering and fracturing technology that made US to start producing their shale oil. There was massive grants for research and technology. I repeat you're the worst enemy of Nigeria if you feel that a mono economy like Nigeria is doing well!

Rossikk:
You really should worry about your own country, Ghana. Don't you have enough problems sourcing money to pay your debts for Nigerian gas etc?

As for Nigeria, oil is only a small part of the economy.

''The petroleum industry in Nigeria is the largest on the African continent. As of 2014, Nigeria's petroleum industry contributes about 14% to its economy. Therefore, though the petroleum sector is important, it remains in fact a small part of the country's overall diversified economy.''

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petroleum_industry_in_Nigeria

Just30:
get over your ego boy, the ECG was fast to explained to those affected that it was a maintainance work that took out their power supply . As at this morning, our peak demand was 300 megawatts lesser than available supply

thedarkside:
haha...you made three mistakes...in your epistle...

i dont dabble with arguments that dont profit me..


i will make it simple for you to get an idea.....

1. we are at the endtimes.
2. we are at the endtimes.
3. we are at the endtimes.

your bible is not a fairy tail...go back,relax,read and see the deception....

Just30:
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-12-08/nigeria-boosts-2016-budget-by-a-fifth-even-as-oil-revenue-slumps
http://www.financialnigeria.com/outlook-of-the-nigerian-oil-and-gas-market-sustainable-69.html
http://www.wsj.com/articles/nigerian-oil-revenue-audit-report-published-1430164157
Must I continue? Whiles the oil sector contribute 14 - 17% of GDP, your government is too lazy that to the extend that it depends on this 14% for 80% of it revenue

Rossikk:
THANKS FOR SHOWING US YOU'RE A LIAR POSTING FALSIFIED STATISTICS.

TruthisGOD:
Run along and find your mate. You lack logical reasoning. Quoting bible that you don't know

Just30:
why don't you do yourself some favour, by finding them yourself to see how well your country is doing. I'm not here to educate you on your own country. I taught you were interested and much more invested in your own country social discussion. You are as gullible and lazy as many Nigerians who would hardly find time to read . You guys make it seems true that if you want to hide anything from an African, hide it in w book. After all, you make it seems like I live in a parallel world

Rossikk:
Do you actually understand how economies operate? The only other way the govt could increase its revenues is by increasing taxes on people and firms, and they are not about to do that. The private sector takes care of production in general, and export receipts go into the coffers of private sector operators, not government. You also overestimate the importance of govt revenue as opposed to national income, which GDP represents.

Rossikk:
You lie and lie, and lie, and think you can cover it with garbage. You posted some damning statistics on Nigeria. i asked you to post the source of your stats. And you can't. Instead you come up with this...horse shiit. You must really take us for foools. Now you know better. Criminal.

Rossikk:
YAWNNNNNN....

''We find the explanation by the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) that the current power outages being experienced across the country are not an indication of a power crisis or the return to “dumsor” very refreshing.''

http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/features/Let-s-fix-power-distribution-challenges-now-482228

Just30:
I would do that if you're are interested in know how gullible you country performs on development indexes

Rossikk:
You really should worry about your own country, Ghana. Don't you have enough problems sourcing money to pay your debts for Nigerian gas etc?

As for Nigeria, oil is only a small part of the economy.

''The petroleum industry in Nigeria is the largest on the African continent. As of 2014, Nigeria's petroleum industry contributes about 14% to its economy. Therefore, though the petroleum sector is important, it remains in fact a small part of the country's overall diversified economy.''

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petroleum_industry_in_Nigeria

thedarkside:
okay..i dont touch the bible no more....


but i am still a christian..

well...this is the beginning of the end...


i am sooooooo sorry,that we messed up in the garden of eden....


their is nothing we can do now than play the game we started ourselfs to the very end......

the black-race can not just go instinct just like that...

TruthisGOD:
Extinct you mean? Forget my bad words. One love and good night...