₦airaland Forum

SweetJoystick:
Useless party

blackpanda:
See this one that does not have pvc

AgamaProf:
More money in circulation could be inflationary when not backed by real growth in the real sector. Our problem is not more money in circulation. The real problem is Increasing GDP via diversification, so such things as exchange rate volatility, oil price volatility, some sectors not working at optimum capacity, insurgency in some areas thus affecting production will have little effect on the average Nigerian. We should look into ways of generating revenue from various numerous sources. Significant Revenue from oil, significant revenue from agriculture, significant revenue from export, significant revenue from manufacturing, significant revenue from tourism, significant revenue from gold exploration, gas exploration etc. When we have this then we start talking about real growth, development that changes and transforms the lifes of the citizens. Until then, we have to rely on interplays of cbn monetary and fiscal policies which often gives a fake, weak and temporal improvement. The best economies of the world don't survive on policies alone, the backbone, the root of their economies lies in the real sector growth. We will continue to go round a viscous cycle until these things I highlighted are done. You want the Naira to be equal to dollar?, It's not policy work, and its not overnight thing. It takes conscious and deliberate attempts to developing the real sector.

desire4love:
Truth they say is bitter, Omotola has told nothing but the truth. If they like let them reply with anything, she said it the way it is.

Nigeria’s Golden Guinea Breweries reopens operation after US$9.98m investment

April 15, 2019 Food Business Africa


NIGERIA – Golden Guinea Breweries Plc, a beverage manufacturing company in Nigeria has re-opened its plant following a US$9.98 million (N3.6bn) cash injection to rejuvenate the brewery.

According to a Beverage Industry News report, production operations in the firm were cut short in 2003 which has since then been engaging in efforts of bringing back the brewer to life.

The brewery, which has been dormant for 17 years, reopened after receiving a loan facility of US$9,98 million from the Federal Government through the Nigerian Export-Import Bank (NEXIM) and the Bank of Industry (BoI) in April last year.

The investment has enabled the firm to double its processing capacity through installation of new equipment to a current operating capacity of 48,000 bottles per hour equivalent to 1.15 million bottles per day.

The producer of Eagle Stout and Bergedoff Lager holds the franchise rights from German-based Holsten Breweries to produce and market Golden Guinea Lager, Bergedorf Premium Lager and Bergedorf Malta in Nigeria.

Initially, the firm held the majority shares in the company but were later acquired by Pan Martine Investments Ltd promoted by Mr. Okey Nzenwa.

John Okiyi Kalu, Abia state commissioner for information, who had visited the plant said that the brewer is set to commercialise its operation by the end of the month.

“While we applaud the doggedness and hard work of the private sector owners of the company who worked day and night to bring back our favorite brewery and sustain Dr Okpara’s dream of a fully industrialized South East, the significance of the return of Golden Guinea is also not lost on us.

“The Ikpeazu-led administration is determined to support private sector organizations to create as much jobs as possible in the state to take care of the current and future employment needs of our brilliant graduates,” he said.

Golden Guinea originally commenced business in 1963 as Independence Brewery Limited with an initial annual capacity of 1 million gallons of beer.

Since then, the company has subsequently grown its portfolio from Golden Guinea to Eagle Stout, Bergedorf Premium Lager and Bergedorf Malta among others

The company has also undergone major facelift propelled by its German partner, Coutinho Caro (which later participated in an equity offering issued by the firm).

https://www.foodbusinessafrica.com/2019/04/15/nigerias-golden-guinea-breweries-reopens-operation-after-us9-98m-investment/

backnbeta:
Is 'money in circulation' now synonymous with bad governance? Only in Nigeria!

cosse:
At last...!!at last!!!at last...a person that thinks.....that doesnt just give random stereotyped comments......
God bless ya jare......

wifeesnatcher:
The person behind that handle is an illiterate. I bet he doesn't understand what she wrote but I have to reverse back my statement when I saw the pic of omotola and gej


With all the allegations made against gej she didn't tweet anything but because she's not close to this govt she's now forming patriotic

ibietela2:
You didn't see her protest?

post=77623356:
So what is sarcastic about this?!

Some bloggers just love looking for unnecessary trouble sha.....fuelling issues for some wailers to self-service on!

Good one Omotola, we need more of that for our politicians to be on their toes!

Constructive Critism is a good thing for the progress of our country.
We are talking about critics who are genuinely concerned about a better Nigeria.
You will know them because when they see good efforts of government they applaud, as she did

SweetJoystick:
Useless party

post=77623356:
So what is sarcastic about this?!

Some bloggers just love looking for unnecessary trouble sha.....fuelling issues for some wailers to self-service on!

Good one Omotola, we need more of that for our politicians to be on their toes!

Constructive Critism is a good thing for the progress of our country.
We are talking about critics who are genuinely concerned about a better Nigeria.
You will know them because when they see good efforts of government they applaud, as she did

wifeesnatcher:
The person behind that handle is an illiterate. I bet he doesn't understand what she wrote but I have to reverse back my statement when I saw the pic of omotola and gej


With all the allegations made against gej she didn't tweet anything but because she's not close to this govt she's now forming patriotic

wingmanII:
Stupid party APC. Even more stupid and dumb supporters! Shame!

Dee60:
APC

What is the plan?

Apart from rowing Rice and feeding school children?

What is the PLAN?

mrNEMZY:
Who did we offend as a nation?
How did we end up with bubu again?

Reference:
Million dollar question. WHAT IS THE PLAN?

Is there a vision fof this country. Because with a vision comes a plan and with a plan comes time/performance charts. Four years is gone..... WHAT IS THE PLAN?

Baawaa:
Whaoooooo,i now understand Omotola's lamentations,Jonathan is Father chrismas,

wifeesnatcher:
Had in a present continuous tense statement? Guy which school did you learnt your own your English?


Read that post again, pls stop disgracing yourself here

Blainz:
You too na illiterate...it's "I had to reverse back my statement"

ramalex:
...but your own illiteracy dey fall mount kilimanjaro oo...lmao

now check the tautology "reverse back"...dnt try this again ��

Blainz:
another mistake...it's should be..."which school did you learn"

wifeesnatcher:
..

Even when you read did that indicate past participle tense?

I should have known at the bolded. I'm done with your stupidity

Blainz:
bro, i can see you are still online... i'm not doing it to belittle or degrade you, just take correction and if you are still in doubt, consult a third party but if you are damn sure... i'm a gambler...we can stake on the two mistakes i pointed out.

wifeesnatcher:
Shut up kid. You need to correct your illiteracy first

Which grammatical function indicate it's should be you used above is an accurate sentence?