Butterflyleo:


That's my point exactly. Who encouraged it? Who ensured it stopped being small scale? Who decided to shift our gaze from oil to agriculture?

Was it the "ineffectual buffoon"?

It was during the regime of the so called " ineffectual buffoon " that Nigeria became the world's largest producer of cassava, reduced it's agricultural import level by over 40% and facilitated the supply of subsidized fertilizers to over 14 million farmers across the country.

Whether you like it or not, the agricultural sector witnessed a boost under GEJ's tenure so don't just sit there and insinuate that he did nothing.

deomelllo:
Used to think Rivers state is a major and cosmo place, but it's safe to conclude that it's just another backward, barbaric, archaic and stone age village.

So you have used one report from one part of the state to judge the full state.

You are very smart oh.

Butterflyleo:









These are facts.

Note the year and be cured from your hate filled ignorance.

1) Nigerian Customs Service (NCS), re-introduced the ban of rice import through its land borders in 2016, as an effort to boost local rice production in Nigeria.

2)The Federal Government mandated the CBN to release N40 billion for the “Anchor Borrowers Programme” (ABP) for Rice farmers. The program was designed to assist Small Scale farmers to increase the production and supply of feedstock to agro-processors.

3) The Anchor Borrowers Programme was launched in November 2016, said to have been pushed by 14 states of Kebbi, Sokoto, Niger, Kaduna, Katsina, Jigawa, Kano, Zamfara, Admawa, Plateau, Lagos, Ogun, Cross-Rivers and Ebonyi for rice and wheat farmers to advance their status from small holder farmers to commercial or large growers.

I never said he didn't facilitate it or push the faster production of rice on a larger scale. I simply stated that he didn't start it. Rice production has been on albeit on a small scale level.

You my friend are the ignorant one.

Sirjamo:
OK o. But he started recession, boko Haram, killer herdsmen and all the problems Nigeria is facing abi?

Lol. Really now? Una sef.

Liiooooonnnnn

Carry on. We dey with you.

CoolFreeday:
God bless Nigeria.


#Sai Baba

Oga relax. PMB didn't start this.

MIKOLOWISKA:

na so you de talk to your papa for house abi

during soludo's era there were 17%(like 20 million ) nigerians were shareholders(investors)
i won't even talk about cooperative members

keep waiting(lazy like buhari said) for politicians to DO you hear
don't get out there (like nollywood and mollywood) and fix the problem
keep waiting for yahaya bello,dino,ben bruce,shehu sani,ajimobi and okorocha to change it

chairman use brain

the leaders fell from heaven abi
how old were the LEADERS when they built it
how old are you now
what percentage
10 90 or 90 10

cos they KNOW that their youth will ACT
what WILL YOU DO
e pass nairaland and twitter?
our leaders are safe and they know it



will they make move if there is no repercussion
how many times have you attacked nepa office or police station
una wen ordinary herdsmen and armed robbers de deal with
wetin concine me
i no kuku de follow una suffer d suffer
since you no like free advice don worry
we wee package it and make you pay thru your noses
this wan our elders de do small compared to wetin we go take una eye see wen we takeover from dem

Cool bro.

DonPiiko:
What is funny Oga, care to tell me the joke?

Oh shii.

Just realize that I quoted you. Wasn't intentional jare.

Was laughing at all the sexual experiences ni

FrenchWay:
...
E good for dem.

Some of dis corpers like dey show diaselves.
Anywhere dem dey go, dem go wear cap and bracelet.

Try dey use brain talk sometimes ehn?

Ewu gambia.

Chikita66:
You look 21-22.

Lmao. That's about the age of our 3rd born. I'm the first. Let's just say I'm closer to 30

I still dey wait the advantage of looking so young.

QueenSuccubus:





Haba! When Nigerians still snoring, we Asians are already had our lunch & preparing for tea time sha...

Oh wow. Asia!

Pardon me jare. I had no idea

Chikita66:
Are you shiiting me? I'm more than that .

Lmao. Really? 21 then?

I know exactly how you feel tho. To look younger than your age. It's cool for ladies.

But for guys like me.. I dey Always wonder if na blessing or curse.

Lemme see sef, how old do I look?

So wait oh, if I dey talk to girl but I dey think oh how to lash am.. Na so this headpiece go blurt out "Baba wan lash you oh" abi?

This invention is not for everyone oh.

Na yahoo boys go suffer pass sef!

Chikita66:
Me too. Some think am 19 .

But you are actually 20 right?

QueenSuccubus:



I juz had my lunch sha..

How about a drink after my work? My treat

All these people having lunch by 4:59am West African time sef.

Abeg make Una dey mention Una country wen Una dey talk that kind thing

See me arguing with myself if lunch is before breakfast here since ehn

MIKOLOWISKA:

then why dom't they market their ideas to investors if they are so marketable

we need more tailors and farmers

name one
apart from konga
the system you keep mentioning in those countries did not fall from heaven
it was built by non lazy youth

Who con be this one again na?

1) How many investors do you know in this country? And secondly, how many investors will agree to meet up with you without one link or the other? Other than Lagos, where else do you readily see people who even want to give your idea a look?

2) As for needing more tailors and farmers, what have you done with the thousands that are on ground first?

3) Oga no ask me mumu questions. Use Google.


4) Which phucking youth built the system in those countries? The working systems in those countries were built and maintained by their leaders. Point is, even with the working system n all, you still find lazy and uneducated youths in those countries. Do you hear their leaders talking about it at world business forums?

No. Instead they quietly make moves in their countries to solve the issue.

So Oga, if you do not have any useful or sensible contribution again ehn.. Don't mention me mbok.

Thanks

Lmao. You only need deliverance.

But before you get it, always consult porn hub. com whenever you feel like getting down and take your eyes off your niece OK?

Anum.

Oga, your view is as myopic as the president’s.

How many Nigerian youths do you know? There are thousands and thousands of business ideas that don't see the light of day as a result of lack of funds due to the Nigerian mentality of 'man know man' in the very few empowerment schemes in the country. I even have read of a couple of Nigerian youths whose business ideas were sponsored by foreign bodies, companies or individuals in the country.

Nevertheless, I know hundreds of graduates that are putting in their all to go after their dreams legitimately. I mean just search online a little and see how many start ups are on Facebook, Inc even Twitter. Go online and check freelancing sites and see how saturated many are with Nigerian youth.

Do you know how many hairdressers, make up artists, painters, fashion designers, glass and iron benders, mechanics, builders, etc are out there?

Do you know how many Zuckerbergs have started up and have their ideas or inventions killed in this country? I mean, be truthful to yourself.. Do you really believe that Mark Zuckerberg would have gotten to this current level if he had his idea as a student in this country?

Abeg ehn, when you have a country that has at least something small to offer the creative mind or simply has a system that works, a system that gives hope to an undergraduate that when he leaves school, he'd have something at least to engage his mind, and yet there are still all these things you mentioned here, then you can join your president and call Nigerian youths lazy.

ALMUSTAQIM:


GOD BLESS YOU NOW & ALWAYS FOR THIS CLARIFICATION

GOD BLESS NIGERIA

Which kind useless clarification?

He didn't say anything about the hard working ones that went to school oh or even the hard working youths that didn't get formal education. He talked about the wrong part, he is always talking about the wrong part.

Is it only in Nigeria that there are unemployed and uneducated youths? Why is it that it's our own president that is pointing that of our country out for the world to see?

Some foreigners that have not had an encounter with Nigerians before would then have this idea that 'a lot' of Nigerian youths are jobless and lazy.

Even if he wanted to pass his useless point across, he could have started by saying something like "Although we have a lot of hard working and educated ones, many of our youths are also uneducated and not working."

But no. He only wants himself to be seen in a good light by the International community. He doesn't give two bleeps on how the country as a whole looks.

He should continue na. Shey he is leaving a good legacy for his lazy educated son.

Mumu President.

dennisworld1:
that was yesterday pic. He sitted comfortably after the maze have been stolen. Everyother senators need to learn from this one man soldier. U can’t represent ur constituency while I represent mine and have the gut to suspend me because I have a contrary opinion.

Saraki and his dogs in that senate will now realize they have no better place in that house than others. Every senator has equal right.

Preach man! Be forming like they have the power to suspend a senator. Rubbish.

Jaymaxxy:
Ordinary Omo Agege dem no fit overpower. What if nah Omo Mushin?

Omo Shitta nko?

Lmao.

Actually ehn, when I saw the clip on TVC earlier today, I can categorically say that Sen. Ben Bruce looked absolutely stunned when they took the mace away. It was hilarious!

Okoroawusa:

Oga,am talking the video of him running with the mace that is being circulated

Sir, the person that ran with the mace wasn't Omo-agege.

Omo-agege was putting on a suit while that unnamed person was wearing a native attire. Watch the complete video, at the end the picture zoomed on Omo-agege seated calmly even after the mace was carted away.

Okoroawusa:
he was in plenary all through?

I thought they said there is a video of him running away with the mace?

Naah. Omo-agege was seated all through the drama. He only came in with them and went quietly to his seat without making noise or joining the thugs.

They left without him.

First of all, suspended Sen. Omo-agege has denied his involvement in the matter. Yes, the thugs followed him in but while they were displaying thuggery and carting the Mace away, he was calmly seated on his seat. He didn't lead them out as this report suggests.

Secondly, I'm not turning a blind eye on the suspended senator's involvement but I think we should focus more on how the hoodlums got into the national assembly, made so much noise, injured a woman and seized the Mace without the interference of security operatives.

I mean, this is the top 'law making' building in the country yet no police/army could stop them going in or out. Why?

If the National Assembly can be so easily breached, where is safe in this country mbok?

Jeez! This is just totally wrong. The guy should not have made this kind of silly mistake oh.

How can he be wearing a tie and not tuck the shirt in? Massive error.

As for the girl, she looks like a feminist. Gender equality baby. Next time, carry your own umbrella.

Ever8054:
note:-this is for girls whose vagina is still tight and useful not those ones who can simply ask there partner to walk Into there vagina and bring out the condom.....

Whatever you say bro, you are absolutely right!

AntiBrutus:


Withdraw my brother...
I don't know why this sounded sensual. Someone is spoiling me...

He should withdraw abi?

phayvoursky:
We the good people of Edo state based in Italy as a matter of urgency place a curse on her and return her to the Asantehene's palace.

Reports coming to us from the Asantehene's Palace is that she has been rejected there as they do not have a shrine to hold such an Oracle. She has been sent to the famous Okija shrine for residence.