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Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by Modarun(m): 8:55am On Apr 16, 2018
400billionman:
You all can see that people comment from the extent of their comfort. A sign of selfishness narrow mindedness and low mentality. He is praising APC because he is a pig farmer. He raises SWINE. And swines give birth to 15 to 20 piglets at a time. And he attributes this biz to Buhari. while he does not care that about 20 % of Nigerian youths have taken to armed robbery and ritualism while more than 60% of the females are into prostitution. I advise you to stop dancing around the thread.
You are absolutely spot on. They dont care that thousands have been forced to flee their homes in Benue, Plateau, Taraba, Southern Kaduna, and across the country. It matters not to them plenty are dying from starvation and lack, hell they dont care that over 45% of the real farmers are scared to go to their farms, nor the increased social vices and crime.
They only think about their demi god and their tribes men in govt.
Just came back from the North East, not much improvements to what we have before the election, the country can go to hell as long as Tinubu and their brothers are in govt, the promise of a Yoruba presidency is by far more important to them then the thousand loosing their lives across the country, as long as the promise of hand over to thier kit and kins is possible the country can go to.blazes.
Well dont waste your time with these ones. When they time.comes, their eyes will open.
Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by blazhykowskyi(m): 8:55am On Apr 16, 2018
PrecisionFx:
Nigeria had 29 billion dollars in her foreign reserve wen Buhari tool over.
Are u a paid agent?

I would believe so.






Stop making excuses for the government, Demand accountability, The valid question is ""what they have achieved"" in their first tenure under bubu
You don't make sense. Give it up already.

You igbos are living in pain. Buhari has done well. No amount of hate from your quarter can deny that fact, given the available resources under him compared to gej.

My only issue with him is insecurity. You can fault him in insecurity and ethnic bigotry, but not on economy and infrastructure.

You are the real zombie.
Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by AFONJAPIG(m): 9:14am On Apr 16, 2018
Butterflyleo:
Its called analysis based on available data. Something which every government in the world uses to TAKE STOCK of the effect of their policies in order to aid tweaking or outright reversal.

And yes a lot of investment can be on paper as an MOU and that in turn gives a positive feedback to the economy and boosts the confidence of other investors who then put in a lot more money into their old investments or into new investments.
You are far from the reality and APC propaganda & media/paper investment has eaten deep into you, abeg how far with Chinese renminbi deal with FG huh Buhari is a scammer
Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by 400billionman: 9:15am On Apr 16, 2018
rusher14:
Why did he not take to armed robbery himself?

What stops able-bodied men from going into agriculture?

Or is it not the same "educated" Nigerians that do cleaning , care or security work when they get abroad?
I agree there are many jobs Nigerians do abroad but refuse to do same or similar jobs at home country. But with this your mentality of all of you are lazy you cannot engage in philanthropy. People like Elumelu who belong to the first one percent rich population of the world do not even accuse Nigerian youths of laziness but keep discussing issues as it affects poverty: youth unemployment and restiveness in Africa at World Economic Round Tables. If you think you have achieved something you will still meet earlier achievers.
Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by 400billionman: 9:23am On Apr 16, 2018
Butterflyleo:
Will you shut up. Necessity is the mother of invention as they say. What stopped those youths who engage in prostitution and armed robbery from engaging themselves meaningfully and legally?

Yes I own a piggery and it is big business because people like you must eat. The poor and the rich must eat and meat or fish in healthier and cheaper variants is highly sought after.

I am not being selfish but realistic. You and the others like you are just being lazy and want to be spoonfed
cheesy
Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by rusher14: 9:24am On Apr 16, 2018
400billionman:
I agree there are many jobs Nigerians do abroad but refuse to do same or similar jobs at home country. But with this your mentality of all of you are lazy you cannot engage in philanthropy People like Elumelu who belong to the first one percent rich population of the world do not even accuse Nigerian youths of laziness but keep discussing issues as it affects poverty youth unemployment and restiveness in Africa at World Economic Round Tables. I have gone beyond thinking only about myself and family. If you think you have achieved something you will still meet earlier achievers
Please don't give me that.

The same youth have access to laptops and internet connectivity yet they would not learn programming, animation or better farming practices.

But they love Yahoo aka wire-wire.
When they make any income they don't open factories or proper business enterprises instead they buy G-wagons and sophisticated (shopistikatet abi how that lawmaker talk am?) gadgets.

Yet you say it is not laziness.

We had a guy talk about his piggery. Instead of being encouraged I can already see people bashing him. I was
however happy with his stoic riposte.

As regards what I contribute in the society. This is an anonymous forum and we must accept it for what it is.
Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by laffwitmi: 9:33am On Apr 16, 2018
Sai baba

i changed my mind to vote bubu,idiotpigg can hug transformer.
Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by 400billionman: 9:35am On Apr 16, 2018
rusher14:
Please don't give me that.

The same youth have access to laptops and internet connectivity yet they would not learn programming, animation or better farming practices.

But they love Yahoo aka wire-wire.
When they make any income they don't open factories or proper business enterprises instead they buy G-wagons and sophisticated (shopistikatet abi how that lawmaker talk am?) gadgets.

Yet you say it is not laziness.

We had a guy talk about his piggery. Instead of being encouraged I can already see people bashing him. I was
however happy with his stoic riposte.

As regards what I contribute in the society. This is an anonymous forum and we must accept it for what it is.
grin APC govt should adjust the Monetary policy of the economy to reflect progress made if any. Pig and Fish farming are good businesses. You can guide and advice younger people to do better in business and career not putting them down. The truth is this: it is twice more difficult doing business in Nigeria now than in 2012. Only business people would understand. Another serious issue is the state governors who are owing up to 10 months salaries
Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by donqx: 9:35am On Apr 16, 2018
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Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by rusher14: 9:42am On Apr 16, 2018
400billionman:
grin APC govt should adjust the Monetary policy of the economy to reflect progress made if any. Pig and Fish farming are good businesses. You can guide and advice younger people to do better in business and career not putting them down. The truth is this: it is twice more difficult doing business in Nigeria now than in 2012. Only business people would understand. Another serious issue is the state governors who are owing up to 10 months salaries
Not denying it is but that's what happens with any paradigm shift or new employee -you must have a descent before growth.

Nigerians appear to want to learn the hard way when it could have been easier for them by simply imbibing the same formula employed worldwide: Honesty, hard work, diligence, creativity and love.

The politicians pulled a trick on the people so the love is missing. The older generation was more involved in lip-service whilst engaging in terrible, unspeakable practices. Yet in the middle of all this, I find the youth more enthusiastic when it comes to crime and vices.

The old have done their own and if the youth don't embrace the right ethos they would bear the brunt, the result of which we are already seeing.
Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by future3000: 10:11am On Apr 16, 2018
we re on the right track,it will only get better. God bless Nigeria.
Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by emiwanlee(m): 10:53am On Apr 16, 2018
SternProphet:
This is a BIG LIE. What are the names of the multinationals?
You guys think you can pull falsehood at your ass and just spread it out there.
I do not peddle rumours like you master. It might also interest you to know that over 1.5 million has lost their jobs since your god buhari came in
Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by Nobody: 11:11am On Apr 16, 2018
blazhykowskyi:
You don't make sense. Give it up already.

You igbos are living in pain. Buhari has done well. No amount of hate from your quarter can deny that fact, given the available resources under him compared to gej.

My only issue with him is insecurity. You can fault him in insecurity and ethnic bigotry, but not on economy and infrastructure.

You are the real zombie.
Remember, I am the wailer and u are the zombie, pls don't mix it up.


""Buhari has done well""

Lmao. No need to comment on this one.



""You igbos are living in pain""

Pls how?


""available resources under him compared to gej"

Reactivation of Lagos - Kano rail line.

Reactivation of Enugu - to Ebonyi - Abia - Ph - Kafanchan.

Brand new Standard gauge rail line connecting Kaduna n Abuja.

Construction of 10 Gas turnines Simultaneously (Done by General Electric), during that time GE upgraded Nigeria to "Super Customers"
GEJ commissioned 6 of the gas turbines, they are working now.

Reactivation of Aba NNPC Aba - Enugu - Markudi depots.

Built 10 abi 12 federal universities.

Let me stop here.
Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by sapele914(m): 4:58pm On Apr 16, 2018
400billionman:
tongue From 20 Billion dollars in 2014 down to 5 billion dollars in 2016. So it is not PDP that destroyed our economy? No wonder.
The sooner you go back to school to re educate yourself,then join the job market to get your self decent employment the better for you,wailing on Nairaland about the Federal Government will not put money in your pocket.

Only Almijiris,the disabled and beggars are waiting for Federal Government Handouts.
Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by sapele914(m): 5:02pm On Apr 16, 2018
PrecisionFx:
Remember, I am the wailer and u are the zombie, pls don't mix it up.


""Buhari has done well""

Lmao. No need to comment on this one.



""You igbos are living in pain""

Pls how?


""available resources under him compared to gej"

Reactivation of Lagos - Kano rail line.

Reactivation of Enugu - to Ebonyi - Abia - Ph - Kafanchan.

Brand new Standard gauge rail line connecting Kaduna n Abuja.

Construction of 10 Gas turnines Simultaneously (Done by General Electric), during that time GE upgraded Nigeria to "Super Customers"
GEJ commissioned 6 of the gas turbines, they are working now.

Reactivation of Aba NNPC Aba - Enugu - Markudi depots.

Built 10 abi 12 federal universities.

Let me stop here.
Thanks for the update.
Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by akum78: 9:59pm On Apr 16, 2018
Re: Nigeria's Investment Inflows Rise To $68.5 Billion by slightlyMad(f): 3:02pm On Apr 17, 2018
tflourish9:
. When the same National Bureau of Statistics was reeling out negative stats under the same govt,nobody had an issue with the Bureau,but now that they have positives to share,suddenly it's the government that is influencing them.
yes, we have a issue with this very one because nobody wants to invest in Nigeria in this current state.
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