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Naijamericana: SillyNaijamericana.? Funny name. |
sulemontar: lol....if deir is no good infastructure nd power supply aw did d govt wana cope...u talkn abt chicken is deir nt frozen chicken in d mkt....as pa cement d license is onli given 2 dangote to import b4,,,buh nau I tink e nau bag it nigeria here....dis govt dos nt av good plan @ alll....b4 ani policy deir must b a backup 4 it as soon as u put ban on it buh in d case of nig govt no bckup b4 banMost of these countries that import these fishes to Nigeria are developing countries. They also have power and infrastructural deficits. |
It seems Nigerians don't realize yet that our comparative advantage is in agriculture. Agriculture as a whole contributes up to 40% of our GDP. If we want to create enough jobs,we need to develop all the forms of agriculture available to us. And we can't keep looking for the easy way out by importing. |
gratiaeo: Why not stop importation of fuel, Why always hitting the poor masses? Since we stop importation of cement, rice etc how has it affect our economyFuel is a major commodity. It would be foolishness for govt to stop it now when we can't sufficiently refine for local consumption. By the time dangote refineries come on stream and govt stops fuel imports,i hope you won't start complaining about monopoly. And yes,banning cement has helped the economy by the creation of jobs as increase in demand of local cements has led to increase in supply by dangote and co which has led to the employment of increased manpower. |
gratiaeo: Why not stop importation of fuel, Why always hitting the poor masses? Since we stop importation of cement, rice etc how has it affect our economy |
speedyboi: Why should we import fish to start with?I am surprised that many can't seet this. For a nation of 170million,with one of the smallest GDP/CAPITAL,we can't use our meagre resources in importing stuffs like food,especially when we have an abundant sea life and high-scale unemployment. It's madness. This absurdity is comparable to the importation of petrol when we can simply create refineries and refine our own crude |
Idiotts and paid synchophants masquerading as social commentators. Una do well o. Anyway,i expect the smart to take advantage and enrich themselves as usual. Let the rest continue to shout 'monopoly'. |
Where is the yeye girl sef? Nonsense. |
sandijey: Smh!Keep shaking it till it falls off,you hypocrite. |
logica: I quite clearly mentioned that she referred to those who are bluffing by threatening to leave Lagos. Nobody begged them to come to Lagos. What is tribalistic about you hoping someone threatening to leave does leave? She is simply hoping their wishes are granted. They call it "calling a bluff".Try and read her post as a neutral very well you will see the innate tribalism there. Why isn't she asking the FG to stop spending SS/SE money on the SW in the spirit of "let them leave"? Go and read her posts in the religious section and see the kind of hypocrite she is. |
logica: Interesting take...but I don't see the tribalism in her post. She called the bluff of some people who think Lagos needs them...how is that tribalism? When Igbos left during the Civil War, did Lagos crumble in the late 60s? Aha.You don't see the tribalism in her post? Okay,what is the meaning of "I pray the FG gives them what they want so they can leave"? What is the meaning of that in one Nigeria? Does she think the federal allocation to the SW comes from the SW? If everybody should start leaving,then i expect Lagos and even the entire SW to pay back to the niger-delta,the huge oil-money spent there. |
logica: Interesting take...but I don't see the tribalism in her post. She called the bluff of some people who think Lagos needs them...how is that tribalism? When Igbos left during the Civil War, did Lagos crumble in the late 60s? Aha. |
sandijey: Let fg dredge river niger, let the government do everything they ask! So they can just leave! Since they made lagos what it is! I Keep asking wiv all the igbos inthe south east, why is the east not like dubai? Ifu say fg has spent money on lagos, is it fg that also created an enabling environment for business? Hold your leaders accountable for every insult you get. You say u import goods, is it only the igbos that are buying your goods? If the yorubas were so lazy, where do they get the money to buy ur goods? Someone said lagos will crumble! Lagos can never ever crumble. That's why am praying you guys get what u want and let everybody rest!Are you not the same girl that was preaching about holiness and how you want a God fearing husband in the religious section the other day? So you are an empty-headed tribalist masquerading as a 'believer'. You remember when i said that you were not different from those useless girls that invade the churches. Thank you for proving me right. |
Believe it or not,mandela is overrated. I think the reason for the over-exaggeration of mandelanism is because of the poor quality of african leaders. Mandela is jesus when compared to most african leaders. Though compared to other past great world leaders,mandela is nothing special. |
I would have prefered we played argentina first instead of iran. |
berem: You need to be drilled through the anus! Between you and Sin.9gerian,I don't know who really stinks more of buttlicking and sycophancy. Twaaahh!!!See who's talking about synocophancy. Are you not the same person that goes about defending okorocha from thread to thread like his house-girl even in the face of overwhelming proof of corruption,misappropriation of funds,and gross incompetence. Abeg find somewhere go sitdown. It's not people like you that should call rossikke or sincere9gerian a syncophant. |
A mandela in Nigeria would be rough-shodded by the North. Infact,he probably would not live long enough. |
koboko69: Plz which roads? A simple example oh yes Ibadan express road is one of them. Awarded like how many times? Is it the same power sector that was sold to themselves? How long we will depend on dangote in Nigeria? Any body that tries to compete with him will be frustrated out of the biz, or delt with in one way of the other. Mr man all u wrote are still assumptions. We have heard this over and over again. First things first!you're one of those people that see the cup as half empty. I don't blame you though. Decades of bad governance has destroyed our objectivity and optimism. |
koboko69: As long as we don't have power, good roads, refineries. I'm not interested in stories from GEJ! Thank you!The roads are being fixed everyday even APC will agree. Power has been privitized and should yield dividends soonest. New Refineries are coming on stream next year through private investments from dangote and indorama. What else do you want? |
Those using electricity as an excuse are naive. India suffers from power cuts just like Nigeria,but they're an industrial giant with various major indigenous car manufacturers. Yes,we have to improve the quality of electricity,but that dosen't mean we should just fold our hands and wait until we have 24/7 electricity supply. The various manufacturing companies like dangote and co have been able to create relatively cheap power for themselves through gas and other means. |
[quote author=ireti_land]Will these new Nissan cars be of the same international quality or of "Nigerian quality" for affordability? Check out how the sales price of those Nissan cars and count how many Nigerians will be able to afford them especially now that this Govt is helping to widen the gap between the (stealingly) rich and the (hardworking) poor. If Nissan can't achieve its projected revenue to stay in business, they will fold up and go. It is true that Nigerians are importing a large volume of cars, but these are mostly +6yrs. This govt has a deficit of ideas -or as they say in other lands - the govt is "out of touch" with the ordinary Nigerian.[/quote]you think the germans starting manufacturing world class vehicles from day one? Anyway,don't worry,by the time FG bans imported cars,you will have to spiritually conjure your 'superior' foreign cars or buy at very exorbitant prices from unpatriotic smugglers. |
Ghana can scale through with germany if they can tactically pocket ronaldo. Though i doubt it as ronaldo is a one man army. Cameroon is in the real group of death. It would be difficult for them to have even a point. |
lancee: This british people are just doing anything they like .. no be their faultyes you have a choice. Invest those huge monies in Nigeria. There are opportunities everywhere if you look hard enough. Nigeria is an investors delight,unfortunately the citizens themselves just want to travel out in search of the elusive greener pastures. |
pickabeau1: why because they are proud of their language unlike us who speak more 'english' and the QueenBullshitt. They borrowed portuguese just the same way we borrowed English. Given the fact that the programme is worldwide,they should atleast have an english translator to cater for their wider audience. The Brainless morøns at FIFA just get worse everyday. |
This programme is dry jare. And the portuguese even makes its worse. Btw,i hope i get to see iheanacho and co. |
Yeye music |
tomakint: That's the way life rolls bro, some of us need to relocate to another location to locate our blessing and breakthroughs in life! Remember Abraham in the Bible, not until when God instructed him to leave his father's house/country to another country entirely before his breakthroughs started resurfacing, so bro there is no crime in traveling to another man's landEven with all the insults people like you will still find a way to justify it. So the citizens of other countries don't know how to travel and locate their so-called blessing? Keeping travelling,until the day one mad country decides to carry out a hitler-styled cleansing of Nigerians. I probably won't care. |
Whenever i hear this guy speak,terrorism, fundamentalism and tyranny comes to mind. |
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