₦airaland Forum

Cutehector:
jeeez.. I dnt need people like u as friends...

hiee, wetin i do? Why you no wan make we be friends now?

Super1Star:
Igbos are our conquered slaves. The whole of Nigeria detest them.

Super1Star i can't believe you are making such comment. Leave igbo out of you misery ok.

Cutehector:
my brother see, dnt think like dat, employ just a hundred? Hw will u feel when u are being paid a great salary out of 1000 u contributed.. let's say 1million unemployed youths contribute a thousand each, that's gona result in trillions ryt? Good, d money is used to build schools, hospitals, industries, etc and everyone who contributed has a share in d stocks. It's gona be just an empire with different subsidiaries. Den jobs will be given according to each and evryone. As for salaries, it's goin to be uniform... everyone can't drive a wheel at d same time, there is gona be a division of labour. Let us say, we contribute these funds to let's say the IMF, den d IMF gets the contract to build the empire. A lot of jobs will be created in a flash. Mehn, think abt it

hahaha my good friend you sound very funny. Well actually it is a billion not trillion. A billion naira cannot set up a standard table water factory that can employ upto hundred persons. I understand you desire for things to turnout fine in this nation, but it doesn't work that way.

Cutehector:
my brother, isn't it people like us dat joined hands to build the tower of babel? Cmon don't be so pessimistic. If u waitn for the government to create an avenue for graduates to be self employed den you wasting your time.. u can't say umployed graduates dnt hav a kobo, if each graduate can contribute a thousand naira, dat money can buy a whole country.

Nw to d part of who"s gona manage it, the church will.. not just any damn church, but a reputable church, more like d Roman Catholic church. Or maybe the IMF can help us manage the money.. see to it that it gets utilized

ok let's start now. We are 1 million unemployed graduates and we want to contribute money for a company that will employ 100 (that is going by the #1000 we will contribute.). who will choose not to be employed? How do we even start to organize and collect the money? And many many more answerable questions. So you see it is not possible. Govt most be there, individual williness most be there and enabling environment most be there.

Cutehector:
I said graduates who are unemployed...

ok i get it, but it is not done that way. How will the unemployed get money to finance the construction of an industry?, Who will collect the money?, who will manage the money prudently?, how will there agree to that? Many unanswerable questions. My take here is just three options that most work hand in hand, which is
1: Reconfiguration of the mind of the youths to be self reliant. removal of this mindset of "it most be white collar or blue collar job" one can learn a trade and start from there.
2: govt should make a way to create access to soft loans for these [color=990000]vulnerable people[/color](unemployed graduates) to start so business especially in any trade there are good in.
3: Creation of favourable environment for how grown small and medium sized enterprises. This will create jobs.

Cutehector:
OK.. av been thinkn, if all d unemployed graduates in nigeria can contribute some cash, it's really gona build a lot of industries. What ya think?

i didn't get you right, do you mean undergraduates should contribute to build factories?

Cutehector:
Urm do we have the facility to assemble it? Inosson isn't doin berra...

there is nothing like innoson is not doing better, there can be an agreement with the maker of that vehicle with assembling/manufacturers like ANAMCO, PAN, innoson or stallion group.

Cutehector:
yes import.. why ask. Do dey assemble the parts here in nigeria?

assembly it nigeria should have been better.

Cutehector:
if it's possible to import that taxi into Nigeria, den it would be good

import?

Hmmm. It is very unfortunate that these people might be the one shouting i don't want to be kidnapped in my home state. They are all kidnappers and thieves. Well thats a very sad development and needs to be addressed

[quote author=quid post=42451280][/quote]i love to write in nsibidi. Can you you write very well?

Adieu mama.

seggzz:
Population explosion!!! We may soon overtake China as the most populated country in the world. You see rate at which young girls are manufacturing babies is really alarming. We need population control in our country because of food and other plans.



Girls and parents, save us from teenagers pregnancy!!! Just saying the truth.

lol

chudionu58:
Good! but we need more of the layouts that are functional, I hope that the inputs at ABSU goes beyond this... http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/09/gov-ikpeazu-installs-absu-visitor-rewards-students/... as Universities need huge investments( I agree that may be challenging this period of downturn)
All the same I can say confidently that none of the South East governors bar Obiano is spectacular... All of them are bang average!! doing the basics, just borrow to pay salaries build roads with the remaining part of the loan nothing much else.... not much initiative !!!

i think this may help out. http://www.abiastate.gov.ng/news/the-outcomes-of-gov-okezie-ikpeazus-sucessful-invetment-mission-to-the-united-states/

chudionu58:
It's good that our governors are doing well but does it end there? What we hear is building road bla bla!... for the ones I know, in no particular order;
1. Ugwuanyi is building roads in Nsukka and sub urbs of Enugu like the Orie Emene to Adoration road and the Nowas to T-jumction, and also paying salaries,but I've not seen moves by the state government to diversify the economy through massive investment drives and robust ventures into agriculture.
2. Obiano is doing the right things expected of him especially after a solid foundation laid by his predecessor. It is heartwarming that their combined efforts is improving the investment fortunes of the state. Let him continue!
3. Umahi has the passion and the drive to lift Ebonyi out of poverty but let it not end at building roads and paying salaries. For ebonyi to move forward, some out of the box initiatives in Agriculture, Mining and Human capital development are needed.
4. Ikpeazu is working! what I hear is road, road, road in Aba(Yes! Aba needs roads); with no other sustainable initiative to lift the whole state. I'm yet to hear about structural actions taken towards improving eqiutably the health care system, Making the Educational system better(like his other colleagues in Enugu and Ebonyi) and an impactful set of drives towards improving the economic lot of Abia artisans!...Roads don't impress real men any longer! It is basic and the easiest way out.
5. Rochas has being a colossal failure since mid 2013 when he started showing his true colours. He doesn't have a coherent development agenda and any implementation is harphazard! Roads are largely substandard and his initiatives are laced with deceit and propaganda! What we need in IMO is an immediate change but for the sake of clearing his own mess, he should stay there for now! Worst in the south east by all standards!

i can only speak on abia state. Ikpeazu have made some strives in wooing investors into abia state. There is this proposed industrial layouts by the spanish investors for production footwares and other accessories (we can call on Ponponkon to elaborate on that). He have made many input into the abia state university and is trying to revive the some water pumping stations across the state. But i think i am not satisfied with his agricultural moves and developments. He has done nothing worthy of noting in this area. Abia has a very vast cocoa producing area, the okigwe/isuikwuato cashew plantations a left in reigns. There is no clear agricultural policy or investment yet.

anonimi:
The entire league itself needs to be COMPLETELY privatised to make it grow like that of South Africa, England etc so it PAYS government TAXES and creates direct and indirect EMPLOYMENT for thousands if not millions of our youths who are trekking across the Sahara desert and floating on the Mediterranean Sea to enter Europe to become voluntary SLAVES who are UNDER-employed.

@bold well it is not funny but i couldn't stop laughing.

Babacele:
your hatred for Rochas of Nigeria won't make you see dt d guy mentioned so many projects he s executing n no media funfare unlike others who want unnecessary attention. Hate Rochas for being APC all u want, it won't stop us Nigerians from voting him the next president after PMB. we love him and there s nothing any hate filled IPOB can do about it.

hahaha, I don't hate him and saying that i love his party will be an obvious lie. But that wouldn't stop me from saying the truth anytime i see one. You may choose to vote for him, (ie if he can even win a primary) that is you right as a citizen of nigeria.

Abagworo:
Trust me none of them comes close to Okorocha. He just does not flag off or commission but I have personally gone round the States. For example two stadia is almost completed in Orlu and Okigwe but not open to media. No other State has done such in their 2nd tier cities. The bridges, dual carriageways, schools and hospitals are numerous but yet under reported.

well am comparing them with their first eight months in office, the truth be told rochas takes the last bench. Someone like umahi built two flyovers within this period and many roads unlike rochas that came patching roads he built in his first tenure

Will be comparing them with their first 8 months.
Infrastructure: 1 obiano
2 umahi
3 okezie
4 ugwuanyi
5 rochas

media/propaganda:
1 rochas
2 ikpeazu
3 obiano
4 ugwuanyi
5 umahi

security:
1 obiano
2 ikpeazu
3 umahi
4 rochas
5 ugwuanyi

education:
not yet

payment of salaries, pensions and arrears
1 obiano
2 umahi
3 ugwuanyi
4 ikpeazu
5 rochas

MagicBishop:
I don't understand you.

Pls elaborate

sorry for the typo, i am using auto spell.

russia as we all know has been in cold war with the west, and oil & gas supply have been their major leverage against the west. Joining opec will mean expanding this leverage to west. Considering the west influence on some member states like saudi arabia, there will be a great fault line within the opec that will not be of any desirable effect especially now.

MagicBishop:
Even if the Russians want in on OPEC ( which they don't want to) do you think Saudi Arabia will be comfortable to relinquish their high status to Russia?

Never gonna happen.

that why i said it wouldn't be good on opec. It will likely expose opec to serious vulnerablity on the longrun.

jpphilips:
Kachikwu is just a step closer to price stability, OPEC has less than 40% supply, the meeting should focus on encouraging members to invite more Ally producers into OPEC (countries like Russia and Mexico should be given priority due to their significant production), once OPEC controls about 60% of world oil output, production cut will not affect market shares significantly.

thats a very valid point but wooing russia into opec especially now is not feasible. Why? Because western countries may view it as a threat and that wouldn't be a good thing.

Silly op. Who told you all these? I think you are suffering from nollywood addiction. Pls find other things to say ok. Igbos will always be proud of theirs and that is where you sold yourself cheaply.

It is about time people start looking into household utility factory like detergent, soap and cosmetics in south east.

joborskill:
All these pictures shows the southeast is still far behind and they celebrate mediocrity We have so many industries in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo and Ondo states but dont have to brag about it. our IGR alone shows what an economic giant we are. This your pics are snapped at the urban areas of anambra whereas industrialization and development is present in all part of Yoruba land wether urban or rural. Proudly Oduduwa

i have seen so many of your kind ask questions like which company are in south east? And someone is showing you/those folks the few he know of in anambra and you are blowing fuse. There are so many other companies in other states in south east.

states like abia and enugu have a very significant number of industrial layouts also. They are so many factory formerly based in sw west that are now siting/have site factories that are even bigger in South east example the first aluminium can factory in west africa was first constructed in agbara ogun state by gz with capacity of 600 cans per annum and after a larger can factory was constructed by the same gz in aba with capacity of 1.2 billion cans per annum. Similarly, the steel fabrication firm hongxing steel nigeria limited first built their plant in lagos before building a much larger one in aba abia state. I can go on and on even in the brewery industries/pharmacitical industries. What most of you don't know is that it is more viable to site industries in SE/SS than south west oweing to its proximity to a very large untapped market cluster. The eastern nigeria clust as i always call it has a very great potential, look at how cities like port harcourt, aba,onitcha,uyo,calabar,enugu,owerri,umuahia,abakaliki,asaba and many more clustered in an area.It is just a matter of time before most investors realize that the can't compete with the rivals in south east with their investment in lagos. You may start your usuall retorics of "there is no head quarters in south east" well i am bold to tell you that most industries have their head quarter in lagos but with their major manufacturing company outside it. Take a look @ nigerian brewerys, their head office is in lagos but they have their largest factory in enugu. Same thing with pepsi with largest factory in aba

Bantino:
Not only the coach bro, he brought in some foreign players from Brazil.

i already know that, one thing is sure you most touch ball in nigeria league. =>No body dey look you face()