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It's the Age Time, don't be scared

Below was my view on another thread some weeks back:

Nigeria actually need more than N1 trillion dollars in bailouts. 100billion dollars will just be to settle debt. There's no way around it.

The questions now are:

1. Who will preside over it to avoid mismanagement as usual? Our past and present leaders were either very knowledgeable on how to put the money to good use but were corrupt or does not know anything about the economy and still very corrupt.

2. Where can we source the money from and at what interest rate?

3. Do we have the semi and high skilled workers to get to work and help the country become productive? Nigerians need to be efficiently trained for 10-15 years to be able to meet up with what south Korea and Singapore had in the 70s.

mrvitalis:
Everyone who is smart knows this ....its the reason i supported buhari and its the same reason im against him now

He has failed in every angle to prove he is different from jonathan the only thing he proved is he is worse

you should be sent to Nüremberg for October yam festival

Oblitz:
Our leaders are playing dice with our future.

Why are we allowing, and even encouraging, them to play dice with our future?
Na who send us?

GavelSlam:
And you as young man can buck the trend but have you?

you're asking me if I have the almighty power to change the Constitution or make policies?

Well said!!!

They are untapped potentials in the Agriculturial sector that demand all hands on desk to be fully involved in excavating the rich potentials in it but government lukewormness in abandoning the sector make me sick.

Depending solely on oil as our major means of boosting our economy without developing on other sectors like Agriculture is out of place and shallowly in reaching our potentials as a country with diverse cultural beliefs and values.

Am pray for oil to dry up time soon so as to come to our senses....!

The so called oil money is equitably distributed for our perusal only meant for our so called greedy leaders across the niger.

Jaynom:
you're asking me if I have the almighty power to change the Constitution or make policies?

It is the constitution that is your stumbling block right?

Excuses are a failure'a best friend.

Don't dwell on excuses.

[quote author=bddbdbdndbdbdb post=81968927][/quote]Franklin where are you located?

Jaynom:
These old people will attend summits, conferences, listen to beautiful practical ideas and still do NOTHING!

Pass that on buhari... if the head is correct the body will tell

President Cyril Ramaphosa makes mistake on live TV while addressing xenophobic attacks (video)

https://www.naijanewsgist.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/President-Cyril-Ramaphosa-makes-mistake-on-live-TV-while-addressing-xenophobic-attacks-video.jpg

A video of the moment President Cyril Ramaphosa made a mistake while addressing South Africans on gender based violence crisis and xenophobic attacks witnessed in the country has gone viral on social media, and has been described as an embarrassing and epic fall.

The South African President started off his address by reading from a teleprompter at the SABC’s parliamentary studios.

However a couple of seconds in, Ramaphosa made a mistake which he flagged on Live TV by saying: “Let’s start again. I made a mistake”.

Following the backlash that ensued after the video was leaked, SABC has apologised to President Cyril Ramaphosa for flighting the pre-recorded message that included a re-take of his address to the nation on Thursday evening.

The public broadcaster wishes to apologise to the president of the republic and the nation for any embarrassment caused in this unfortunate breach of the news production process,” SABC spokesperson Vuyo Mthembu said in a statement.

“The SABC takes this issue seriously and can assure the president and the public that due process will be followed and appropriate action taken.”

See video through below link

https://www.naijanewsgist.com/news/president-cyril-ramaphosa/

Jaynom:
These old people will attend summits, conferences, listen to beautiful practical ideas and still do NOTHING!

What are the youths doing all this while?
Staring and waiting for their turn at the feeding through of corruption as they engage in yahoo yahoo to practice


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Dhortunn:
Such an unimpressive country. Imagine our 'envoy' travelling to go talk with people who are killing us in their land!
How??
What for?
Is it to go and beg them to stop killing us?

Utter cluelessness

We are grateful that they finally woke up to their responsibilities.


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“Indonesia alone recorded US$16.5bn, 54.5 per cent of total palm oil exports. Unfortunately, Nigeria is not listed among the first 15 as at this moment.”

You crude lying tomboil... you can lie is capable of making a king wear pants on their head as if he were putting on a common cap or Bleep anything in skirts or gowns in Scotland.
are you saying Nigeria is not living up to it's standard because you have enough confidence to tagg the world bank in your quaky research, thinking that she would release support aides to you in cash and kind for you to continue to feed off Nigeria"s demise? Mate, wake up and drop the whistle hammer on the truth... I has just come back from a local tour in the same delta and believe me the areas that producing palm oil think they're making more impact in our economy than BLCO market, which I am inclined to believe haven spent time harvesting bangar and making oil with a singular mill that produced more than 100 gallons of red oil daily in major market aside selling it's shaft which is alternative fuel to firewood and the kennel for Olive oil and ororo which is a refined local adiagbon... Do your math, almost everything uses oil, in your shoe polish, in you foods, fries and bakens etc etc Although palm oil is indigenous to delta, it is produced throughout the southern protectorate of Nigeria which includes the West, South and East...
As a little lad my mother took us on escortion when she checked me in to my paternal grandfather's cocoa farm empire, since then i have wondered how much of cocoa chocolate we eat daily, minerals, beverages, creams, etc even in major food and snack... Don't let me start talking about the others from educated observation...

GavelSlam:
You would then go on to rehash this same sentiment to your younger one at home.

And so the cycle of uninformed Nigerians continues.

Well played.

Guy! I know you as an unrepentant troll.
Don't come close at all.
Stay away.

Wow!

What is the government doing about the margins in wheat importation?
That is a far crazier situation than all the hype on rice.

It seems talking about self-sufficiency in wheat isn't sexy to talk about to this government and I think the previous one.

Obasanjo did push the policy for cassava flour to be part of bread production. I wonder what happened to that policy. Now I understand why that policy was made in the first place.

We need more investment in AGRICULTURE
Let's start FARMERS' DAY to celebrate all farmers in Nigeria

ednut1:
Anyone not planning to leave is a fool

but leave to where? Is that easy? If there is a way out my brother pls let me know o

With the $10b...no be corruption go siddon for table chop am finish...it's even better.. ..

Nuzo1:
Below was my view on another thread some weeks back:

Nigeria actually need more than N1 trillion dollars in bailouts. 100billion dollars will just be to settle debt. There's no way around it.

The questions now are:

1. Who will preside over it to avoid mismanagement as usual? Our past and present leaders were either very knowledgeable on how to put the money to good use but were corrupt or does not know anything about the economy and still very corrupt.

2. Where can we source the money from and at what interest rate?

3. Do we have the semi and high skilled workers to get to work and help the country become productive? Nigerians need to be efficiently trained for 10-15 years to be able to meet up with what south Korea and Singapore had in the 70s.

Don't waste your time on theories and speculation, however noble they are....

This nation will not move an inch forward with the crop of leaders at the top. No practical ideas, no steps taken, nothing but to steal and relocate their loved ones abroad.

The way forward is a case of 2 choices:

1. Split the nation or basically decentralization. This will compel certain retrogressive regions to sit up finally.

2. Hand this dying nation to those that can salvage it... Alternatively, military take over, as we are not moving forward democratically... Our democracy has achieved nothing but foster and entrench corruption of catastrophic proportions.

mrvitalis:
Everyone who is smart knows this ....its the reason i supported buhari and its the same reason im against him now

He has failed in every angle to prove he is different from jonathan the only thing he proved is he is worse

You're dumb for supporting Buhari in the first place,

Hmmmm! God help us all

Are you tired of buying fuel for your generator sets, do you have 135k to get a unique solar power system for your basic electricity?

CHECK MY SIGNATURE NOW

That was an area Akinwumi Adeshina,...the past Minister of Agriculture was getting it right in the past administration! Only for the present administration to appoint Audu Ogbe as a replacement and the slowpoke destroyed the sector in the last four years!

ednut1:
Anyone not planning to leave is a fool

The fools plenty.

Truth is you cannot talk of agriculture without technology. A shithole where electricity is a luxury and cant boast of one stretch of good road. A place where farmers still use hoe in the 21st century its delusion to believe you can achieve anything in agriculture

mrvitalis:
Everyone who is smart knows this ....its the reason i supported buhari and its the same reason im against him now

He has failed in every angle to prove he is different from jonathan the only thing he proved is he is worse

I'm telling you my brother!
The same reason I have.

Buhari no dey try.

lebanonboy:
We wouldn't been depending on dis Biafra fools on oil money

watin dey do you ,if I see you I go shoot you dead ,na una be our problem for this country.