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Eshinwaju:
Another iPod lie bursted.....

Iamwrath:
I said it's a lie , they said i am the liar


Okonjo Iweala has denied what the flatheaders claimed she wrote about Buhari's administration

someone would just sit in corner of their eroded lands and type things that even an SS1 student will circle all the grammatical errors then they attribute that rubbish to someone who is supposed to be a graduate , traveler and so much more



Thunder fire Ipod Yoots wey dey post lies up and down

htwoow , Dabullit , omenka , do you remember the thread ?

Is that a credible source.

Shaking my head for you

ThinkSmarter:
So they chose to be unproductive instead of emulating the ingenuity of their perceived enemies, that's their loss

That's why we are told not to hate

Check out Yorubas too. They find it difficult to learn anything from the Igbo man. Only those who do not buy into that hatred learn


If we Igbos also hate those better than us, we will never learn

ariesbull:
Countries and regions that have less oil and natural resources are always more development and more sustainable than ones with oil. A closer look at countries like Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore and many others will be examples hen you place the side by side with Sudan, Nigeria, Iraq and many others. The disparity in development differs. Though, there are few exceptions to this rule. Exceptions like Dubai, Russia and Qatar but most oil producing countries suffer from a malaise known as "Dutch Disease" .

Anambra state is a region that has no oil or little oil compared to a step like Delta, or Edo. Lets look at Anambra state and see why it is more sustainable than most oil producing states.

There are three major cities that drive the economic prosperity of Anambra state; Nnewi, Onitsha and Awka.
Nnewi is the industrial city of Anambra State. Nnewi is home to several indigenous industrial manufacturing companies. Nigeria’s first car manufacturing plant is located at Nnewi. Nigeria’s auto part manufacturing factories are located at Nnewi, the first Nigerian made motorcycle was and is still been produced at Nnewi. There are several number of indigenous industrial products been produced at Nnewi.

Technically, Nnewi is referred to as the ‘Japan of Africa’. One fascinating thing about Nnewi is that most (if not all) of the industrial estates and manufacturing factories located there were built by indigenous efforts and by Nneawi people. Ibeto Group of Companies, Cutix and ADswitch, Uru Industries Ltd, Omata Holdings Ltd, Cento Group of Companies, Coscharis of Companies Group, Innoson Group of Companies, Ebunso Nig. Ltd, John White Industries, Ejiamatu Group of Companies, Chicason Group, Louis Carter Group, etc are all manufacturing companies established by Nnewi people at Nnewi. These indigenous industrialists simply transformed Nnewi into what it has become. Nnewi alone accounts for over 70% of the auto parts manufacturing business in Nigeria. Nnewi has a private sector driven economy.



The indigenous industrial efforts at Nnewi means thousands of jobs for residents and millions in revenue for the state government.


Onitsha is the commercial city of Anambra State, it is gradually also becoming an industrial city too. A number of new manufacturing companies have recently sprang up within the city, making it not only a trade center but also a production center. The Onitsha main market is one of West Africa’s biggest markets and provides opportunities for thousands of entrepreneurs and revenue for the state government. Onitsha is a private sector driven economy.
Awka is the state capital of Anambra state. As expected, it is a city mostly funded by state government activities. Awka hosts the government structures, universities, and a pocket of small commercial activities.


Anambra state govt seem to have an efficient civil service that has helped it survive through this period of low federal allocations. Anambra internally generates between N2-3billion Naira monthly. After Ogun State, Anambra recorded the highest improvement in IGR within the past two years.



Anambra has an impressive road network system that makes almost all of its rural communities connected by road. The same applies to electricity distribution. The state also has an impressive system of funding and managing of its basic schools. Secondary school education is subsidized, students pay between N2- 4,000 per term. Public basic education is therefore not free like it is in the Delta. This is a sustainable approach.



Every public secondary school has a made-in-Anambra-Innoson school bus. The waste disposal trucks in the state are made-in-Anambra- Innoson trucks. Some local security vehicles are made-in-Anambra-Innoson vehicles.
Anambra has a ‘community police’ system which it calls ‘vigilante’. This security system is decentralized in such a way that every community has its own team of indigenous security men, managing the security of the community. They are armed and have patrol vans. The vigilante system is more effective than the Nigerian Police system. These security officers are not paid by the communities but by the state government. These set of security officers are more visible than the Nigerian Police officers.



In the government school where I worked, we have a brand new sound proof generator which Peter Obi delivered to the school years back. I am sure the school has never used that generator since it was delivered. We also have two other generators, we only use one of them. The school has also replaced its black boards with white boards and have therefore replaced chalks with markers. The school is a beneficiary of an NCC initiative and therefore has internet access, tens of laptops and desktop computers which it uses to teach its students. Our library has good books and the overall management of the school is commendable. Supervisors show up from state ministry once in a while to assess teachers performance. Its a state owned school.



The youth corpers who passed out of service last month in Anambra state received between 80-140k backlog payment for their service to the state. Surprisingly, while oil rich states like Rivers, Delta, Bayelsa and Akwa Ibom have either slashed state youth corpers allowances by half or even stopped payment, Anambra state early this year increased corpers allowances and paid them all sometime last month before their passing out.



Anambra has an impressive number of indigenous billionaires who are driving their local economy. It is rumored that Anambra state alone has the highest number of billionaires in Nigeria as at today. I do not mean resident billionaires, I mean billionaires by state of origin. You can research this yourself.



On agriculture; there is a group of people called Anam in Anambra state. These people are driving the agricultural revolution in the state. They are as hardworking as the Hausa/Fulani manual workers. Those who know the Hausa/Fulani manual workers in the South will attest to their productive ability to deliver on difficult projects at cheap rates. And they provide cheap labor. In Bayelsa for example, the local Ijaw unskilled workers are complaining about how the Hausa/Fulani manual workers are taking over their manual jobs. These set of people can deliver on any kind of labor work and their prices are unbelievable. Anambra has these kind of people too and they are from the Anam area. The Anam people of Anambra state are predominantly farmers. In terms of agriculture, they are as productive as Northern Nigeria. Farming is their religion and their location along the Niger River gives them an edge over other farming groups in the state. They grow yam, tomato, plantain, rice, cassava, melon, potatoe, and many others. It is rumored that Anambra is now getting close to been self-sufficient in tomato production; thanks to the Anam people. I also hear that Anambra now exports vegetable.


One interesting thing I like about Anambra people is their hustling spirit and the drive to develop their hometowns even without government support. You will be amazed at what individuals and diaspora town unions are doing to develop their communities in Anambra state. A man named Ichue Mike Ezenduka built a 4.2 kilometer road for his community from his personal pocket. Another man named Dr. Godwin Maduka is building a 15 storey specialist Orthopaedic hospital in his hometown, this is outside the number of other projects he has constructed there. An Anambra business man named Authur Eze pays every youth corper serving in his hometown an additional ten thousand Naira monthly from his personal pocket. There are several other interesting efforts by Anambra people that I do not want to mention here. The point is, the rich people of Anambra consider themselves as part of govt and also take social responsibilities, especially as it affects their immediate hometowns.


Anambra state is a sustainable state because, just like Lagos, the economy is not funded by politics of allocation alone which boils down to the civil service. The industrial and commercial activities are what drives the economy and even the politics.


In oil states like Delta and Bayelsa, the bulk of the economy is funded by politics. Asaba for example is a city sustained by government patronage. Yenegoa depends heavily on federal allocations. If civil servants are not paid, the economy (down to the market women) becomes grounded as it has recently become. After churches, the next biggest industry in Yenegoa is hotel.


These hotels are patronized by mostly oil contractors and govt officials, with the grounding of the oil sector which by extension also grounds the govt, the hotel industry has nearly collapsed due to low patronage. In the past, due to free oil money, the govt of Bayelsa employed 'everybody' to work in its civil service as a way of empowerment and wealth creation. Today, the action is no longer sustainable and the decision is difficult to reverse. Today, the civil servants cannot be paid nor sacked. The state is almost grounded. Despite the free oil money that has accrued to the Niger Delta states over the years, the region still suffers from been seen as a sustainable region. Its civil service is fraudulently bogus, its development contracts are ridiculously inflated, its businessmen are administrative based, they rise with an administration and fall when the administration leaves office. Their sources of wealth cannot be sustained because it is based on govt patronage. Akwa Ibom has fantastic public infrastructures but there are no serious internal economic activities to sustain the system. Port Harcourt city of Rivers State is gradually feeling the heat of the oil sector crisis. Port Harcourt industrial economy is oil servicing based. The other economy is funded by politics. With the oil sector in crisis, Port Harcourt is becoming a stagnant city in terms of economic prosperity. IOCs are unable to pay contractors. Contractors are forced to lay off staff to remain afloat. The Onne Port which would have created an alternative economic prosperity for the state is greatly and wrongly tied to the oil & gas sector and is badly affected by federal politics.


While Anambra state is producing and selling indigenous products to the rest of Nigeria and earning exchange to sustain its people and state, most Niger Delta states are still at the level of consumption. This is the big difference.
Recently, a development commission in the Niger Delta needed a client to purchase some plastic products worth over two hundred million Naira. I was directed to find a manufacturer that meets the specification. I could not find any in Port Harcourt or any other Niger Delta state. I ended up recommending Innoson factory at Enugu and another at Lagos. The deal has already been struck. Enugu and Lagos will be patronized for the contract. This is what we are talking about. Enugu, Anambra and Lagos have products to offer Nigeria just like the North is offering in agriculture. What are the Niger Delta states offering the rest of Nigeria to earn more money for its govt?


The future of Nigeria lies not even in agriculture but in manufacturing. This is why I am impressed at what indigenous people are doing at Nnewi and Lagos.
The Niger Delta might have lost its golden opportunity just like other regions of the country due to the resource curse syndrome which comes with free oil money. Anambra is successful because indigenous Anambra people have a natural inclination to succeed by whatever means necessary. A lot still has to be done by the state govt though.


Anambra could have been better if the federal politics was right. Anambra could have been better if the constitution made room for community based govt which they already do practice in some sense. I have seen community unions donate transformers, build public schools, manage hospitals and do many more things in that igbo land. It all shows that there is a sense of responsibility towards home. With a community based govt system in a place like Anambra, development will reach the grassroot. I see a place like Anambra becoming an ideal destination for economic opportunities.
I hope the Niger Delta people will learn a thing or two from the Anambra people soon. Its time to think home in a sustainable manner.


It is time for state govts to pick up the list of imported products into Nigeria and say to themselves, what and what on this list can we replace between now and three years time from our states? What is our comparative advantage?


The Igbos are already trying to overcome the Forex crisis by expanding their local manufacturing base by finding local substitutes. The Igbos are both traders and industrialists. They don't only sell, they also produce. Onitsha and Nnewi is a perfect example of this illustration and Anambra state is simply reaping the benefits from its peoples effort. Everyday you see trucks moving finished goods from Anambra to other parts of Nigeria just like it is done from Lagos state. You hardly see same from most Niger Delta states.


The unitary system that we practice has hampered competition among states for too long. It is becoming clearer now that there will likely be no more free oil money soon. Those like Anambra who have laid the foundation for industrial revolution have nothing to fear. The industrial companies will provide the taxes through which the govt will survive. That is how it should be.
I feel worried for Bayelsa state. I worry for Delta state too. And I pray that the oil sector collapse as soon as possible. That might be the only opportunity for us to start thinking. Not just here in the Delta but in the whole of Nigeria.



https://etimesafrica./2017/01/06/anambra-state-lessons-that-niger-delta-states-must-learn/#more-3691

Brilliant

We need to make technological and business education compulsory.

jomonic:
I agree with the post. Part of what killed the Niger delta is the amnesty program where men who were known killers were brought together and put in a scheme where the federal government gives them free money or sent abroad for training they were not prepared for. This practice is the reason for the growth of militancy and from yesterday (5th Jan) I hear the federal government is getting ready to commence payment of militants again.

Amnesty is not the problem but how it is implemented.


Amnesty should be channeled towards technological and business education.

Then each person should be told to develop his or her own technology that can replace imported technology or increase exported technology.


A technological market and investors invited

Metroescobar:
Interesting! So it is the ogas at the top that have told your EASTERN governors from the past and present not to develop critical infrastructure that would aid in the regions growth too even with all your mega allocations and available resources?


So how come this ogas at the top directive has not affected akwa ibom, lagos or rivers states?

Have you heard of concurrent list and Exclusive list

Do you know the limitations of State government and what it will cost them to go alone about it

Sealeddeal:
This analysis is not true.

Point out the wrongs in it

ThinkSmarter:
I am from Southeast, hv lived in Rivers State and Bayelsa State and hv observed most of their lifestyles. Most Niger Delta State especially Bayelsa and Rivers re incessantly lazy, they don't farm, they don't engage in business, they don't learn any handwork, their boys prefer cultism and militancy while their women re into prostitution.
Most of their wives re full time housewives.
Except Akwa~Ibom, Delta, and Cross River.
You hardly see Bayelsa or Rivers men engaging in taxi driving, farming, trading, etc. The educated few prefer civil service.
if u go to Niger Delta, u will find out that most of the biz men, welders, automechanics, plumbers, transporters, etc re mostly Igbos, Yorubas, Deltans, Ibomites. Cross Riverines re mostly based in their state and they re good in agriculture as well as biz.
in fact, Delta Women are too much, They hustle more than their men counterparts.
I don't know much for Edo.

The problem is not because they are lazy but due to the wrong orientation given to them by their parents especially anti Igbo sentiments which hinder them from learning anything good from the Igbo people like their Akwa Ibom and Cross River counterparts

If you are told that a hardworking neighbour is your enemy , you won't want to emulate his good sides

azimibraun:
Enugu Airport has the approval already. Your folks need to push harder for implementation. The East needs to do two things. Shut down agitation for Biafra at the moment and concentrate on development using Nigerian money and after development push for Biafra or Face Biafra's pursuit collectively get a country and develop at your own pace. The east has potentials to grow Nigeria as part of Nigeria or be a productive Neighbouring country to Nigeria. Food for thought.

The only reason the East got little attention is her clamour for Biafra.


Make Biafra an international affairs and see Nigeria softpedal a bit

coolzeal:
The South East needs a functioning international airport, seaport, standard railway system and constant power supply. . Boom! Ladies and gentlemen, give them 5years and watch the redemption of Nigeria.

True but

Other SE states have to replicate what Anambra people are doing.

Instead of the junk free education introduced by Rochas, he should have introduced Technological and Business education alongside public private investments and awards for indigenous technologies that can replace imported products and increase exportations.

If other SE does this, Nigeria and Africa will feel the impact

overhypedsteve:
we ordered for. Russia ordered for Chopper carrier from France and never got it. We offended for does not count. 9 Ripens may be all it takes to rain shit down on our EEZ and send our economy to the bottom of the ocean. 2 submarine may be all it takes to send our offshore assets down below. When you are talking about battle between nigeria and South Africa don't talk about Tanks or APC cus that scenario may never come up. A battle between Nigeria and SA will be fought in the Air and sea.

Fact

South Africa has the capacity to build her Air and Sea weapons capable of sinking our offshore oil wells and blockading Nigeria

If the rest of the world refuse to sell arms to both sides, SA will win

Henry240 take note

Henry240:
Neither Nigeria or South-Africa has the military capability to launch an attack on one another. However that been said, I'll like to clear your post.


The Republic of South-Africa as we know it today, is nothing, in no area compared to the South-Africa under Apartheid. The SADF under Apartheid was actually the force to be feared with the government at that time spending 5% of GDP on defence. The current SANDF is a hugpurge of a bunch of freedom fighters, barely trained MK fighters who were integrated into what is now the SANDF. Most of the old white fighters have basically left the SADF to Australia, NZL or to become Private Military Contractors(PMCs). Basically mercenaries for hire.


On the other hand, we've had a militarily active force for the past 23 years. Our army has been engaged in one campaign or the other in across Africa and in Nigeria for these past years.

South-Africa doesn't have any decent Air Defence apart from the Gripens (I'll get to the Gripens in a bit). In terms of number of tanks, we far outnumber them. They basically operate just over a hundred Centurion tanks, they call it the Olifant in RSA.

In artillery pieces, in Tank Killers (AFVs) we also outnumber them. What RSA has more than Nigeria are IFVs and APCs (MRAPs). When we take into account our experience and a large pool of battle tested personnel, our generals are also better battlefield tacticians. We would beat them fare and square.


On the Gripen, RSA has 26 Gripens, with 12 on continuous rotation, leaving 12 available for combat, they also only have 9 qualified Gripen pilots, just 9 for 26 Fighters. That's not an advantage, especially when you consider they signed for the Gripen in 1999. It means, they don't have the intellectual pool to fly the Gripens. In Nigeria, we have no such problems, we got more pilots than planes, and our air force is by no means small by an African standard. We've also recently ordered the JF-17, the JF-17s are in the same class as the Gripen, with very similar capabilities. Most experts say it is about 80% of the f-16 Block 52+, one of the latest F-16 models.


Egypt on this continent is playing in a different league, the Egyptians have over 260 F-16s and have ordered 36 Rafales, they have more Main Battle Tanks than some cities have people. Egypt is light years ahead of everyone in Africa.

Algeria also has a military that is better than either South-Africa or Nigeria.

In actual reality if Nigeria were to go to war with South-Africa which thankfully none of the countries have the ability to wage war against the other, such a conflict would likely end in a stale mate.

Between Nigeria and South Africa, who has a well developed military industry and a stronge economy to sustain that industry.


The answer will open your eyes to facts

ibraheemkhan:
less than N200K

Keep it up

With aggressive offline and online marketing, you will succeed

Go to churches mosques markets schools in Kano city to market your product as you do so online for it.

keep posting it on all social media online platforms


Leave your various contacts online.

ImoRiver:
Before you judge first of all make enquiries from unbiased and non-partisan sources. The truth not being told is how the pension arrears was accumulated and the fact that it was inherited by Okorocha from Ohakim who inherited from Udenwa that inherited from military who inherited from Mbakwe. Year after year same issue kept cropping up and accumulating further. There's no need to play politics with the issue and especially attacking Okorocha as if he is the one in whose tenure the arrears were accumulated.

Stop defending a criminal.

Why can't he pay his own part completely before focusing on previous ones

eyeview:
Why are Imo people complaining.
They were given Emeka Ihedioha and Capt Emma Iheanacho. But they said it's 'Rochas they know'.
They should enjoy the product of their vote

Election that was rigged by Rochas

sarrki:
Observe for now

You will later find out its not true

What is this one saying.?


Have you forgotten Buhari's 97% and 5% comment

Yet Afonjas go after Patience Jonathan


We just dey watch

So Sokoto state is a Muslim state now


I dey watch Northerners with one eye


No grazing reserve for Northerners in the East so as to prevent Sharia expansion

They have killed Buhari

Buhari will go down as the worst president celebrated by Afonjas

QuotaSystem:
Typical; you know them very well . What's most amusing is that these ignoramuses that produce zero to 1% of the nation's oil, yet collect billions monthly, still are completely lost on the fact that they are also parasites by their very own definition.

No video of wounded soldiers. In this century.


Shaking my head

QuotaSystem:
Agitators did not attack security forces during the Scottish referendum.

I never heard IPOB attacking security forces


You can provide me with evidence

SIRTee15:
U read far and wide, yet u don't know they pay tax in Switzerland......
Ogbeni, go to the library, pick a book n read.......
Or better still, walk to a nearby vendor and beg to allow browse thru some global magazine......
U can start with the Economist......
U can also use your mb to read their free articles online......
A lot ishappening

You are an educated illiterate


Where did I mention that Switzerland citizens don't pay tax

QuotaSystem:
Over 2000 Boko Haram criminals also died in the hands of Nigeria's security forces.

If you prepare to, and choose to fight Nigeria's soverignty, be ready for the full consequences, whether you're wearing a turban or Isiagu. It's just common sense.

Never heard this during Scottish Referendum

SIRTee15:
Mr man go and sit down.......
I can't blame u, even one of your governor's just confirm that u guys don't read.....
Radio Biafra remains the primary source of information.....
Continue embarrassing itself online with ur ignorant post.....

The megabytes I spend every month studying and reading global news documentaries and information, can buy you lot of things for your girlfriend

Forget NL, some of us read far and wide in order to help our society progress.


As for your useless socialist ideas of big government for all, continue with it after all if your people are unable to develop like US a Europe and Japan, it won't affect my people

As for me, I have shown my people the way to catch up with US Europe and Japan when they are serious.


One day my people will apply some of our ideas and avoid those ones we warned them to avoid

SIRTee15:
U are not making sense at all..........
I think u should stick to what u know best......Ethnic bigotry.
The primary responsibility of any govt is to ensure the security of lives and properties of its citizens......You don't delegate that duty to individuals.
That's why every sovereign state has its own military, police, intelligence units, judicial system, appoint judges and ensure attorneys prosecute criminals.......
Now are u saying the above should be handed over to individuals?
USA is the chief capitalist country, yet the govt has the FBI, CIA, department of justice and various municipal police department.
USA also has the largest military spending of all countries......
So if u become the president of this country, are u saying u will disband the Nigerian police, DSS, EFCC, sack the entire military agencies, retire all Nigerian judges and hand over their duties to human right lawyers, the wealthy, community vigilantes, local hunters and private security firms.......
Abeg reason b4 u write, and if u are incapable of doing that, just keep shut.

The fact that u mentioned Switzerland as a successful country because of its low tax rate shows u are ignorant.
Switzerland has a corporate tax rate of 17.5%, VAT of 8.5% and income tax rate of 13%. It's not even among the countries with the lowest tax rate.......
Sweden , Norway, Austria, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Australia, Canada are countries with income tax rate as high as 40% yet they remain the best places to live as per standard of living......
High tax rate does not mean an avenue for corruption.
African countries are the most corrupt, yet they don't have high tax rates.......
U contradicted itself by promoting capitalism but insisted the rich should engage in acts of charity by opening free schools and hospitals......
Oga, the best of things are never cheap. There's a reason why the best schools and hospitals are also the most expensive.......
How about govt ensuring it's citizens are properly educated and in good health by running affordable social institutions, individuals may complement govt effort by opening parallel institutions targeted at whatever cadre of the society they desire.......
My advice for u in 2017, use the time u waste creating non profitable threads on nairaland to read.....
U will come back and thank me in December.....

keep holding unto government freebies

No wonder your states are in shambles

North has Abuja built with ND oil
West has Lagos built with ND oil

What does ND have.? Nothing
Buhari should respect himself and preserve the peace

The government should encourage rich people to invest in those technologies by

1) granting them 10years non taxation

2) The technological market should be rent free and powered by solar wind and biogas plants that has inverters that stores power whenever PHCN fails.

3) Create a website that shows each technology being demonstrated on YouTube.

4) Advertised the market seriously on radio TV and the internet

5) Make use of postal and transport companies to send each technology to any customer far away( eg Sokoto ) who wants it transported to him.

6) Payment for long distance customer should be made through Mobile banking into a State account before customers collect the products after satisfaction.

7) The state should deduct her 0.01% as encouragement fee, credit the investors accounts and credit the accounts of the technologists. This will prevent cheating of the business people by the technologists whenever they are not around.

For customers who wants to buy the technology in the market, must pay to state account officers stationed in the market so that the government can collect her 0.01% encouragement fees, credit the accounts of the investors and credit the accounts of the technologists.

9) Government should set up a state award that consists of public celebration and financial rewards for outstanding indigenous technologies that are better than imported ones or can be exported.

10) Government should partner with investors financially to build industries around those celebrated technologies so as to be shareholders who owns stocks that generates profit for her


How will the government make money

1) For every single technological product successfully sold, not more than 0.01% of the cost price will be collected by the state as encouragement fees.

2) Government should partner with investors financially to build industries around those celebrated technologies so as to be shareholders who owns stocks that generates profit for her

The government should encourage rich people to invest in those technologies by

1) granting them 10years non taxation

2) The technological market should be rent free and powered by solar wind and biogas plants that has inverters that stores power whenever PHCN fails.

3) Create a website that shows each technology being demonstrated on YouTube.

4) Advertised the market seriously on radio TV and the internet

5) Make use of postal and transport companies to send each technology to any customer far away( eg Sokoto ) who wants it transported to him.

6) Payment for long distance customer should be made through Mobile banking into a State account before customers collect the products after satisfaction.

7) The state should deduct her 0.01% as encouragement fee, credit the investors accounts and credit the accounts of the technologists. This will prevent cheating of the business people by the technologists whenever they are not around.

For customers who wants to buy the technology in the market, must pay to state account officers stationed in the market so that the government can collect her 0.01% encouragement fees, credit the accounts of the investors and credit the accounts of the technologists.


How will the government make money

1) For every single technological product successfully sold, not more than 0.01% of the cost price will be collected by the state as encouragement fees.

Blessing in disguise

AloyalNigerian:
I disagree with that. Libya and those you mentioned do not have the potentials like Nigeria. People have the ideas but they lack motivation and basic amenities.
So, when power is rectified, investments will definitely grow.

So Libyans don't have ideas only Nigerians do.

Brother that line of thought is an evil supremacy thought

Buhari overstepping his bounds
More crisis about to erupt

Nonsense