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I have been reading posts about the border closure, with people saying it’s a great move and we will soon be rice Independent.

Why the focus on rice though?

For those in support of closing business ties with other countries to grow Nigeria, why don’t we just shut down 90% of imports to Nigeria, I’m sure you guys would love that!

Since it seems the fastest way to grow Nigeria is to shut down borders, then I have a list of goods we can also prevent from entering Nigeria.

Proposed ban list:
Cars
Air Conditioners
Phones
Computers


Buhari should ban these items from entering Nigeria, so Nigeria can rise to become the greatest country in the universe.

In fact, let’s shut everything down, nothing in or out!

We must learn to survive without these items, even if it means we all walk for the first few years before our car manufacturers catch up.

We can go back to Nipost while we wait for Nigerian phones to come on stream. This might be just what would even be needed to strengthen Nipost.

It may take a while for us to start manufacturing computer chips, but we can sweat it out in the meantime by switching to paper, while our computer production pipelines come onboard.

So yeah, look beyond rice, because really, Nigeria has many things we don’t produce that we can start producing.

whatisthetruth:
I have been reading posts about the border closure, with people saying it’s a great move and we will soon be rice Independent.

Why the focus on rice though?

For those in support of closing business ties with other countries to grow Nigeria, why don’t we just shut down 90% of imports to Nigeria, I’m sure you guys would love that!

Since it seems the fastest way to grow Nigeria is to shut down borders, then I have a list of goods we can also prevent from entering Nigeria.

Proposed ban list:
Cars
Air Conditioners
Phones
Computers


Buhari should ban these items from entering Nigeria, so Nigeria can rise to become the greatest country in the universe.

In fact, let’s shut everything down, nothing in or out!

We must learn to survive without these items, even if it means we all walk for the first few years before our car manufacturers catch up.

We can go back to Nipost while we wait for Nigerian phones to come on stream. This might be just what would even be needed to strengthen Nipost.

It may take a while for us to start manufacturing computer chips, but we can sweat it out in the meantime by switching to paper, while our computer production pipelines come onboard.

So yeah, look beyond rice, because really, Nigeria has many things we don’t produce that we can start producing.

You ban things you can'T produce
but why the border thingy dey pain you?

It's Christmas
The people of Sahel need to make money from Southern Nigerian Christians this December.
The North is still smuggling

Kyase:
You ban things you can produce
but why the border thingy dey pain you?

What on the list of banned items I put up there can’t we make?

Why can’t we make them?

We have abundant supplies of iron ore, silica sand, copper...

So what again can’t we produce?

Isinweke:
It's Christmas
The people of Sahel need to make money from Southern Nigerian Christians this December.
The North is still smuggling

I heard oo.

The border closure is not only for rice and neither is it targeted and closing business ties. You need to get yourself informed first before u rush to blab

Who posted this nonsense?
The border closure is not only for rice. It is also affecting smuggled in cars, smuggled out petroleum products.
Thank God for PMB. Nigeria has not banned import and export. Pay correct duty. Thank you PMB