voltron14:


I've never said government has no blame.

Matter of fact, the government comes from the pool of individuals that populate the nation.

The sum average of the Nigerian is what you see in the political sphere.

Nairalandmonika:

Say it, and say what you do to make such money and how u started

voltron14:


One day you would realise these are all excuses.

tensazangetsu20:

As much as there are a lot of Nigerians being unproductive, it all still boils down to the government. What enabling environment have they created to ensure that people are productive. There is no electricity. You start up something and they are ready to destroy it all. A lot of people have tried to do something in this country and make something out of their existence here but the environment is brutal and unforgiving.

tensazangetsu20:

The government doesn't want Nigerians to be productive. The more people get productive, the more people would climb out of poverty, the lesser people they would be to control. They still need to share rice and win votes and that's why anything to defeat poverty would always be crushed.

kikero:


Nigeria is poor, but if APC had hit the ground running with policies since 2015 and had removed fuel subsidies and power subsidies so as to attract investors in both sectors we might have been in a better place

Ausrichie:

Out of 30k minimum wage bah? Common increase in VAT and most people are crying please just shift.

Bigiway:
sir what about the latest increasement of tax, stamp duty. I think you are part of dullard supporter

Mizwisdom:



See them, people like you are the ones ruining this country. With the tax you pay noe what have they done with it? isn't it tax that Abacha looted and we are still recovering up till date?

voltron14:



Unlike many, I don't do such conspiracies.

There is no government that does that, none whatsoever.

There are many positives from all governments in Nigeria but I insist, the Nigerians are too unimaginative to embrace the opportunities.

Even this thread speaks volume.

Notice how, as soon as I made it an economic discourse, the early dimwits abandoned the thread?

That is typical.

As soon as it requires effort and persistence many flee.

senatordave1:

I think the person in short supply of cerebellum is you.fake Yankee.a disease that china,USA and even Egypt and southy couldn't stop in its tracks,how do you expect Nigeria to stop it? Do you reason at all? Are you OK? You wouldn't agree ofcourse but sane minds will align

Nairalandmonika:

Stop asking foolish questions, the way buhari sang out diversifying the economy you would think by now we wouldn't be oil dependants. It's be 5 yrs going tob 6, yet we still very much depend on oil.

PLAYBOX22:


Oga face reality!

How many Nigerian made products do you even patronize knowing they don't have good quality?


Money don't go round in this country, is the real problem!

Almost everything is imported and the government is not effectively doing anything to sponsor or assist (quality) productivity in the country, which is part of the causes of ineffective productivity in Nigeria. The gov will rather invest money on one audio rubbish!!

The little Nigerians produces is without quality because of the kind of self support the producers have. Meanwhile in a country like Nigeria, no good quality, no patronizing and the government knows this very well.

Even dangote was somehow assisted by the gov to make it big.

All the money brought in by Yahoo boys and others (like they say) still leaves the country in one way or the other (based on purchases)

We have Nigerians aiding know companies overseas make names. You think we don't have the same kind of persons living among us here in Nigeria?

The govt don't believe in what you can do! They belive in what they can achieve from you before their tenor runs out.

Nigeria is a Dream Killer (if you let it) ....Travel out if you can, then come back when you've made it (if you want) periodt!!!!

Yankee101:


[s]I pulled up your posts (all) using AI.

This is what I found out

1. Most common words
- Daft
- Idi0t
- MorO.n
- Sychophant
- APC
- PDP
-IPIGS

2. Your prognosis
- You insult people constantly
- You are seeking direct entry into university as at 2017. An agbaya confirmed
- You have extremely low self esteem issues
- You want to travel abroad but still can't
- You are one of those bush yoruba boys who went to school but not the reverse (I have yoruba affiliations, so I can insult you on this comfortably. You sound like those Akoko-Edo Bush folks)

I've seen your ynash. There's a quarantine. I have your time[/s]

Moukandjo:


But can you still explain the meaning of the daftest statement ever, "paucity of cerebellum"?
Did you actually think you can use grammar you don't understand to seem intelligent without anyone here finding out you're actually dvmb? Why you no just use normal grammar wey you sabi instead of fooling yourself? That's the real low self esteem, boy...
Paucity of cerebellum.....

voltron14:


The question I would ask you is if this government is inept, were they also responsible for lack of power supply for.the rest 55 years?

Yankee101:


[s]That's exactly what you're displaying

Paucity of cerebellum

Bushman. You think you can insult just everyone online abi? I'm your daddy

I pulled up your posts (all) using AI.

This is what I found out

1. Most common words
- Daft
- Idi0t
- MorO.n
- Sychophant
- APC
- PDP
-IPIGS

2. Your prognosis
- You insult people constantly
- You are seeking direct entry into university as at 2017. An agbaya confirmed
- You have extremely low self esteem issues
- You want to travel abroad but still can't
- You are one of those bush yoruba boys who went to school but not the reverse (I have yoruba affiliations, so I can insult you on this comfortably. You sound like those Akoko-Edo Bush folks)

I've seen your ynash. There's a quaranti[/s]

Slynation:

That unrealistic fellow has been backing up his points with enough punchlines...The problem is not talking nonsense, but when someone's nonsense starts making sense, then personally i give such people some accolades...
Nnamdi Kanu started with what i called nonsense, but today it's reality....

showafrica:


Some employees dont know the damages this govt do to businesses. They have killed a lot of businesses and its unfurtunate, you cant fight the govt. [b]Make the oil dry abeg let everyone hustle and be productive. [/b]This oil is the major problem we have in this country.

Moukandjo:

"Paucity of cerebellum"...
I no know who send you grammar wey you no sabi just to seem intelligent, not knowing say person go catch your daftness...
Abeg boy, wetin "paucity of midbrain" or "paucity of pons" go con mean?
Una no go kill person for this country

Yankee101:


[s]What you don't know you don't know. I'll always illuminate your posts and antecedents

I pulled up your posts (all) using AI.

This is what I found out

1. Most common words
- Daft7
- Idi0t
- MorO.n
- Sychophant
- APC
- PDP
-IPIGS

2. Your prognosis
- You insult people constantly
- You are seeking direct entry into university as at 2017. An agbaya confirmed
- You have extremely low self esteem issues
- You want to travel abroad but still can't
- You are one of those bush yoruba boys who went to school but not the reverse (I have yoruba affiliations, so I can insult you on this comfortably. You sound like those Akoko-Edo Bush folks)

I've seen your ynash. There's a quaranti[/s]

tensazangetsu20:

You talk about producing and trading but your own government closed the borders. Those closed borders continuously affects businesses in Nigeria. The shoe producers in Nigeria can't move their products out. Nigeria as a country does not take trade serious. Well oil is down to 23 dollars. Everyone go feel am Las Las.

voltron14:



Unlike many, I don't do such conspiracies.

There is no government that does that, none whatsoever.

There are many positives from all governments in Nigeria but I insist, the Nigerians are too unimaginative to embrace the opportunities.

Even this thread speaks volume.

Notice how, as soon as I made it an economic discourse, the early dimwits abandoned the thread?

That is typical.

As soon as it requires effort and persistence many flee.

jedisco:


Stop making excuses for ineptitude. This government is over 5 years but they're still pointing fingers.
Privatisation of some aspects of power generation was a step in the right direction. What I had expected this government to do is to build on that by mandating distribution companies to issue meters to customers much more earlier. After all, most were shedding power even when available as they preferred to use estimated billing and take in profits without doing much. What did the government do for all these years it's been going on? It's now they're trying to find a solution. Even if you claim they were sold to the wrong people, there are ample ways of mandating performance. Look at our refineries. Would you also blame their redundant state on the 'past government'?

Also, another way they could have built on past efforts was by privatising distribution (which the government still hold unto and has continued to run it down) and making it easier for states to produce and supply power locally. It's not rocket science. Keep this government for 20 years and they'd still look for who to blame

Moukandjo:

Mr "Paucity of Cerebellum," I no understand the "what you don't know, you can never know"
I hope you're still not trying to claim your mor0nic "paucity of cerebellum" is correct when I've proven to you already with pictures that you're the only person daft enough in this world to use it? Abi Google dey lie again?
You really suppose apologize for that dumb statement....
Next time you go use simple grammar wey you sabi before another person catch you yarning dust again.
Paucity of cerebellum...

oyatz:
Shoes just like Yams, Cocoa, Palm Kernels or cotton produced in Nigeria can be exported through Ships and cargo planes to anywhere in the world.



Besides we are still importing shoes (including substandard and second hand shoes), so it's better to capture Nigerian markets first before exporting the shoes.

tensazangetsu20:

Capture Nigerian market first shebi then how do you then earn the foreign currency you so desperately need. Crude oil is gone. This one go reach everybody.

oyatz:
It's not everybody that need Foreign currency sir.


If we can locally produce 95% of the petroleum products, rice ,textiles and clothing, tooth picks, safety matches, tyres and 70% of the medicine we consume in Nigeria, there will be significant drop in our demand for Forex and our exhange rate will be better. the

Yankee101:


[s]The dumb fraud supporting APC

I pulled up your posts (all) using AI.

This is what I found out

1. Most common words
- Daft
- Idi0t
- MorO.n
- Sychophant
- APC
- PDP
-IPIGS

2. Your prognosis
- You insult people constantly
- You are seeking direct entry into university as at 2017. An agbaya confirmed
- You have extremely low self esteem issues
- You want to travel abroad but still can't
- You are one of those bush yoruba boys who went to school but not the reverse (I have yoruba affiliations, so I can insult you on this comfortably. You sound like those Akoko-Edo Bush folks)

I've seen your ynash. There's a quarantiNE[/s]

Moukandjo:

Mr "Paucity of cerebellum"....
Only you one for this whole world according to Google dey daft enough to talk "paucity of cerebellum "...
Abeg, when them catch you say na trash you talk, how you feel? No dey speak grammar wey you no sabi

tensazangetsu20:


Gutter economics. You don't need foreign currency. Don't worry the coming recession will also affect you too then you will need how important it is to earn foreign currency.

Yankee101:


Up your vocabulary. Look up concatenation.

I pulled up your posts (all) using AI.

This is what I found out

1. Most common words
- Daft
- Idi0t
- MorO.n
- Sychophant
- APC
- PDP
-IPIGS

2. Your prognosis
- You insult people constantly
- You are seeking direct entry into university as at 2017. An agbaya confirmed
- You have extremely low self esteem issues
- You want to travel abroad but still can't
- You are one of those bush yoruba boys who went to school but not the reverse (I have yoruba affiliations, so I can insult you on this comfortably. You sound like those Akoko-Edo Bush folks)

I've seen your ynash. There's a quarantiNE