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Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Philipxxxx0: 8:26am On Jun 18, 2020
Hezmatosky:
Think and believe positively for once in your life
some years now people have been positive but nothing happened, so for it .
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Electrified: 8:29am On Jun 18, 2020
To actualize this will be very tasking for the country... it's our prayers � though.
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by austin4real(m): 8:32am On Jun 18, 2020
Somebody say Audio!!!
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by K4daniel: 8:36am On Jun 18, 2020
Practical!!! Why not Makes it real please. Nigerians want ACTION not words. We are tired of the olds...since the late yar'adua vision 2020. We are now in 2020..nothing is visible talkless of vision accomplished.

All this paper work no dey work. We want ACTION.
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by sweetsell: 8:37am On Jun 18, 2020
Peter Obi is a criminal.
Geoffrey Onyeama is a beta candidate.


DenreleDave:
With Buhari in power, I doubt if this can work


Imagine a govt of Osinbajo as president and Peter Obi as vice president..


Nigeria will move forward 4eva


Guys gather here, let's pray for Buhari

Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Olarewaju89: 8:38am On Jun 18, 2020
Pls God come to our rescue in this nation. We can't do anything on our own, we need your divine intervention right now. cry
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Nobody: 8:42am On Jun 18, 2020
So when are they going to ban the importation of cars to patronize only those made or assembled in Nigeria?
Audio sustainability plans
Mtcheeeeww

Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by ojokolax: 8:43am On Jun 18, 2020
calberian:
This ESP and this thread are the same: half baked.
And yet you lack for bread to eat at home... C'est terrible
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by shadeyinka(m): 8:50am On Jun 18, 2020
OgundeleTeju:
Wonderful,if the approval is made on these,then The economy will bounce back no doubt
This look good on paper BUT knowing Nigeria, the plan becomes DEAD on publication into books and pamphlets.

No one will lift up a hand in doing the work it entails
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by damosade(m): 8:58am On Jun 18, 2020
Only if wishes were horses..
Shiorrr
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by joyandfaith: 8:58am On Jun 18, 2020
no plan for health, no plan education, no plan for security. how can you sustain economy without these sectors?
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by redsun(m): 8:58am On Jun 18, 2020
These are inevitable tasks that must be carried out for the country to have a sense of direction and stability. It is no brainer.
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Darlenelove: 9:00am On Jun 18, 2020
OgundeleTeju:
Wonderful,if the approval is made on these,then The economy will bounce back no doubt
You talk as if you’re not living in Nigeria. Is there plans like this ever actualized? Watch and see how they will loot the funds when released to them. Nigeria is long gone
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Newboss(m): 9:04am On Jun 18, 2020
A number of things on that list are not sustainable. Example, number two. Job creation is not the job of government but private sector. Just look at Nigeria's wage bill. Makes no sense
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by DigitB: 9:04am On Jun 18, 2020
They foolishly destroyed the economy because of over reliance on the west.

Now they come up with these...

I hope the plan works sha.
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Think9ja(m): 9:11am On Jun 18, 2020
It's all on paper.
We are a paper country.

You only see and read things on paper, you'll never get to see it's implementation.


A country that has so many professors of mechanical engineering but doesn't have an automobile plant.

A country with so many professors of electrical/electronic engineering but we don't have an indigenous mobile company.

A country with professors of law but we don't get justice.

A country with professors of civil engineering but our roads are nothing to write home about.

What's in the that Economy Sustainability Plan that is new? It's the same thing we've been hearing for the past 21 years.

This country cannot work.
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Shooyie: 9:12am On Jun 18, 2020
The ESC was setup to put sustainable plans in place to tackle the effect of the corona virus on the economy and map out a way to reduce the effect on the livelihood of the people. So far, the plans are very good and we await implementation of these fantastic plans, its going to be beneficial to Nigeria and Nigerians.
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Abohboy: 9:29am On Jun 18, 2020
Matrimonous:
So when are they going to ban the importation of cars to patronize only those made or assembled in Nigeria?
Audio sustainability plans
Mtcheeeeww
We need to attract more private investors to do that. Currently the cars produced in Nigeria are only 10% of the total demand. So if they stopped importation prices of cars would skyrocket.
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by themaestro08(m): 9:29am On Jun 18, 2020
BrandAlliances:
Fascinating no doubt
After reading the comments on this thread I I comprehended that Communication, something so simple yet so difficult to achieve. There might be times where you share your issues with someone but you felt that they do not understand you. Worst still, they reply whatever they feel. That happens because they are purely hearing your issues rather than listening to them. That is one of the issues these days. Listen to them, give them your full attention and when you listen you will know what to reply to them. Listen to understand not to blabber what you know. People may have same life experience but they interpret it differently. Understand their interpretation, perception and thereafter reply if there is a need to.
Unfortunately many these days listen to reply not to understand (I may be guilty)
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Abohboy: 9:30am On Jun 18, 2020
Shooyie:
The ESC was setup to put sustainable plans in place to tackle the effect of the corona virus on the economy and map out a way to reduce the effect on the livelihood of the people. So far, the plans are very good and we await implementation of these fantastic plans, its going to be beneficial to Nigeria and Nigerians.
Yes indeed.Nigeria will be good in our lives, with these plans by 2023 over 5 million jobs will Be created.
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by themaestro08(m): 9:35am On Jun 18, 2020
Basically theory, but in practice the average Nigerian have not/is yet to see any impact of these so-called economic reforms, in fact the standard of living of the Nigerian has reduced significantly.
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by calberian: 9:49am On Jun 18, 2020
ojokolax:
And yet you lack for bread to eat at home... C'est terrible
Ancien, c est ne pas come ça
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Liposure: 10:21am On Jun 18, 2020
Drawing up a plan is one thing. Implementing it is another. Nigerians are tired. We want results
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Ayo081(m): 10:53am On Jun 18, 2020
Na today? embarassed
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Minsk24: 11:06am On Jun 18, 2020
Scam.

Audio Plans

Trust this govt at your peril
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Nobody: 11:23am On Jun 18, 2020
Abohboy:
We need to attract more private investors to do that. Currently the cars produced in Nigeria are only 10% of the total demand. So if they stopped importation prices of cars would skyrocket.
You are right in your analysis of the laws of supply and demand but the point I'm making is that the unpatriotic leaders are not even patronizing local car plants.
Patronage should have started by the government officially adopting locally made or assembled cars. For instance once upon a time locally assembled Peugeot was the official car in Nigeria.
Last time I checked the National Assembly snubbed local car plants to spend billions importing luxury cars from overseas. Wasting millions of dollars worth of forex.
That's hypocrisy of the worst kind.
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by ehinmowo: 11:34am On Jun 18, 2020
NIgeria is known for always planning and never achieving.
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by COMPAQ(m): 11:55am On Jun 18, 2020
Joyce95:
A thread of the ESC's recommendations for the Nigerian economy post COVID-19.
High level economic plan with no real substance, or implementation strategy beneath it. After a while it will fade away into distant memory. EGRP was more detailed and better written than this, but where is it today.

Nigeria is really on the edge. Politicians continue to bleed this country and revenue is fast disappearing. The country should be diversifying but NNPC is busy looking for more oil in Kogi and Benue.

Government should be taking drastic decisions on wastage and spending, but for them nothing has changed. Its business as usual.

Security is non existent
Hospitals are a mess
Educational standards are rubbish
Everywhere is an environmental mess
Roads are death traps
We can't even clean our gutters consistently or effect road repairs with any urgency

CIA that said Nigeria might be a failed state by 2015 May have missed the year, but it looks like its a certainty at some point rather than a possibility. That's why almost everyone is escaping to Canada.
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Danniey: 1:03pm On Jun 18, 2020
Hezmatosky:
Think and believe positively for once in your life
weldone sir,
nigerian advocate. where has your positive thinking taken Nigeria to since your thinking began.
Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Dandsome: 8:49pm On Jun 18, 2020
Nice info, another sustainability plan I've come across is FCMBs partnership with agricultural firms to produce upto 1 million meals for Nigerians in these Covid 19 times, they're also sponsoring tests too.

Re: 11 Things To Note About The Economic Sustainability Plan by Okoroawusa: 8:52pm On Jun 18, 2020
I Love PMB

I Love PYO


If Buhari stops in 2023 Osinbajo will take over. They are building a new Nigeria
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