Obakoolex:
Big things happen to people here in Nigeria too even just in a couple of months, am a witness..... just that not everybody likes to loud things and put their lives in public.

Building a new federal government road when exiting roads are in dire condition is not big thing

chyzoo4u:
If you know your onions just like myself (yes, I'm bragging), you can own a house within a year in the UK unlike some discouraging stories some people like to tell.

They have a mortgage with a 10% deposit and monthly repayment. However, they do not own the house outright and cannot make modifications to it without consulting the banks that really own it.

chieveboy:
The rise of numerous Nigerian companies with better or competing products contributed to the sales plunge.

Many women now produce soaps from their backyard.

This is not bad at all.



Yes I did. They will go look for available local or even international companies to render their services to or setup small-scale factories to that effect, which was how PZ itself started.

Nothing is lost from the macro viewpoint.

Why didn't those market women corner the market in the 140 years of their existence

nedu666:
Egypt 35 and 53gw of electricity
South Africa 53 and 55gw
Naija 34 and 4gw

I don't think Nigerians appreciate the thorough nature of dysfunctionalities in the Nigerian state. A country that can provide clean water, modern sewage and electricity cannot be call a c

ZombieTAMER:


When some fools chased away Goodluck to install Buhari
what do you expect in such country


Today same fools are all supporting Tinubu
the one who brought Bubari

what a calamity

GEJ was equally as bad as Buhari. Didn't GEJ complete the sales of the Disco and Genco to cronies

Why are Benue and Plateau states on the list? Are they not supposed to be in the middle?

Kano, Katsina, Zamfara, Kaduna, Niger, Sokoto, Kebbi, Jigawa, Benue, and Plateau states,

ManirBK:
The best able president of Nigeria.

Safe Trip and be safe every day.

He is the best president and political party (APC) that has led Nigeria's GDP from $570 to $253 billion in less than 10 years.

emorse:

Why would they do all that hard work when they can simply bill you for darkness?

Kia, you don kill me

nairalanda1:


As the article says, the gas companies are owed money by the government. To the tune of 1.3 billion dollars. Government also owes gencos 1.3 trillion naira or an additional 1.0 bn dollars.

Gas companies as a result are refusing to supply gas as a result

Nigeria flare gas. is a gas that can be used to power electric turbines.

Why can NNPCL extract gas for use in the electricity power sector, as Aramco is doing in Saudi Arabia?

nairalanda1:
Hmm

Im gonna post this there. Do not read by the way



FOR THE SOURCE GO HERE


WE ARE going to borrow and keep borrowing until we follow Obi and Moghalu advice and...manufactured goods and services, and allow the free market work its magic in the power and petrol sector which means removal of subsides and cost reflective tarrifs...like some other African country...

You think only Obi and Moghalu are advising Nigeria to focus on industrial development

Jashub:
How does this information change the poverty in your country . Learn to mind your business and perhaps God will change your destiny

Nigeria are busy worrying about another countries problem.

Democracy in Nigeria is a waste of time

Tranquillity360:
Federal government militants killed Nigeria soldiers.


But Yorubas where asking soldiers to level the whole communities and kill innocent people.





We know Nigeria soldiers has nothing to do with peace talk more of going community Peace keeping.

What have Yoruba's got to do with the activities in the Niger Delta? If you want to call out Tinubu corrupt, call him out. The Yoruba have no interest in Tinubu government.

IbeOkehie:


When Nigerians struggle, fight & die to implement a system based on FREEDOM, then they can ask for good government. Everything the USA has, THE PEOPLE fought and died for it. In the USA an individual can own land, whereas in Nigeria nobody can own land. That's a STARK, material difference.

Nigeria is a democracy. If the people don't like the pay & benefits of political office holders, vote them out at the next election. Some patriots can form a party based on an ideology of service to the people, they can swear to reject their salaries when elected. Nigerian politicians do what they do because the people signal approval by voting for them.

Fuel subsidies have existed in Nigeria since 1973. In 2014 a political party campaigned on a slogan that "there is nothing like subsidy, fuel subsidy doesn't exist". The current President Tinubu was the National Leader of the party in that election, in fact he was the leader of Occupy Nigeria protests in Jan 2012.

President Buhari was a Minister of Petroleum around 1977 and President of Nigeria from 1983 to 1985. I can pull you newspaper headlines from 1984 where Buhari was negotiating with the IMF about removing fuel subsidies in Nigeria. Yet this same Muhammadu Buhari and his party told Nigerians "there's nothing like subsidy. Subsidy doesn't exist". These are facts, anyone can go look them up.

Yet in 2015 the Nigerian people elected that party to control the Federal Government. Everything that has happened since then is CONSEQUENCE, the Nigerian people are getting exactly what they deserve. What else did anyone expect?

Abeg make I hear word jare.

Good Luck to Nigerians.

Nigerians think APC came from heaven or hell. They supported Tinubu and Buhari in 2012 and now they can see the result of their actions.

Asonaijaaso:
Provide new jobs before you choke the poor to death with Tariffs removal.

Create jobs with Livable wages ? We know you want to generate revenue like the kidnappers too are collecting ransom.

But, differentiate yourselves from kidnappers by equally creating jobs for the citizens. Getting to 1 year in office, Tinubu cannot boast of creating 1 million jobs in a country of 300 million people.
Thats why we will continue to have increased social vices. The citizens need livable wages. Removed subsidy in forex, Removed subsidy in petrol, now you want to remove subsidy in energy tariffs !!
Please do not remove subsidy on being alive in Nigeria. Provide jobs, even if the jobs are minimum wages. Political appointments do not count as job creations.
Job creations should cut across parties, religions, tribes....we should see mass hiring.

Employment should supersede revenue generation.

The government cannot create new jobs and should stop subsidizing poverty. (electricity). Nigeria needs investment in Genco, TCN, and Electricity distribution.

kingmaster2009:


But there are larger population of Yoruba people in the UK....

Perhaps they transport themselves through brooms...

Idiot ..

Your hatred about Yoruba people can be felt like a ghost ....I don't need a soothsayer to know your tribe ....by their comments you shall know the IBo innate hatred in them...

His Yoruba hatred is counterproductive; if the Yoruba refuse to patronise Air Peace Lagos to London route, wouldn't that be a problem for Air Peace? Some of these Igbo tribalists need to understand the implications of their online hatred.

Morbeta11:


https://saharareporters.com/2024/04/02/pan-yoruba-urges-southwest-nigerian-state-governors-establish-oodua-airlines

The Southwest already has Yoruba-owned airlines.


Air Peace needs competition, but it should not come from the government; it must be privately owned.

Value Jet is owned by Ayo Ojuroye (CEO)[1] Kunle Soname (Chairman), and Green Africa Airways and Babawande Afolabi are both Yoruba-owned airlines that can be expanded to give Air Peace competition.

36STATES:
I'm seeking a programmer to assist in developing a platform (website and app) that allows my customers to log in to their accounts and update their logbooks, which are managed by my company. The platform should enable users to create accounts, log in, update their logbooks, print documents, demonstrate compliance, and access downloadable files.

Why not do it yourself, use Wix.com template as your website and connect it to dropbox.com. You create a folder in dropbox.com where each one of your customers will store their logbook

aviara:
Why is it that amongst all the available thriving sectors it's airline that is been suggested for a group of South west governors to invest in? Why don't they invest in crude oil refinery like Dangote? A refinery would employ more people than running an airline.

The sentiment behind this proposition is simply the hate some yorubas have each time they see an igbo owned business thriving. They are quick to create competition or come up with policies to kill igbo owned business. Ibom air has been operating for years, the sector wasn't attractive until an igbo man steps in to take it international then all of a sudden it has become attractive.

While I am not against healthy competition we shouldn't allow ethnic sentiment and 'bad belle' be our motivation for any investment decision.

Air Peace needs competition, but it should not come from the government; it must be privately owned.

Value Jet is owned by Ayo Ojuroye (CEO)[1] Kunle Soname (Chairman), and Green Africa Airways and Babawande Afolabi are both Yoruba-owned airlines that can be expanded to give Air Peace competition.

Monaboo:
This is exactly what is dividing Nigeria.

Tribal competition.

Tribal industrial competition is what Nigeria needs.

A railway network would be ideal; how many Nigerians would fly? A railway that will link the Yoruba and Yoruba-aligned states with ports in Ogun and Ondo will be of benefit to the SW and Nigeria.

Despite this scandal, the MD of NNPCL, Mele Kyari, is still working and has not been arrested and sacked.

a resident of the Kolmani area who does not want to be identified said that drilling on the site was suspended since the presidential inauguration and nothing tangible has been done.

“About a year ago, we saw how NNPCL moved most of the drilling equipment to Nasarawa State but since then nothing has been going on here. Some of the equipment was taken to Lake Chad, leaving Kolmani with virtually nothing,”

CoronaVirusPro:
Truth be told, the Southern part of Nigeria was bestowed upon the North since the creation of Earth.

The earlier they start thinking of ways to reclaim those regions, the better.

God has blessed the North with more wealth and opportunities than the entire South, but the Northerners are just too stupid to realised the opportunities that God has bestowed upon them.

Northern Nigerians are a waste of space. They have all manner of resources, including cheap labour, gold, agriculture, green energy minerals, hydroelectricity, solar, and a good road network, but their lazy eyes are on the oil in the south. A lazy people who refuse to wake up will be slaves.

Godjone:
Truth be told? Buhari really finished this country. May he never know peace wherever he is. Useless malam

Who put Buhari in government ; Tinubu

mrvitalis:
Did she just say we have the market? Lmaooo please we don't

Nigeria bought less than 20,000 cars last year South African bought 500,000 during the same period

20,000 is not good enough to sustain an industry

Worse still is the fact that over 80% of that less than 20,000 cars are used ( accidented cars no body wants)

All this Jamboree makes no sense.. The focus now should be to grow the GDP per capita of Nigeria to say $10k to $15k once we achieve that the rest is easy

Nigeria bought 20,000 new cars last year.

How many used cars did Nigeria import?

How many stolen cars end up in Nigeria?

The answer to the above questions will indicate the demand factors in Nigeria.

There is a significant market for commercial vehicles in Nigeria. I will start by setting a strategy to outline the existing assembly plants across the country and then develop a supply chain that can support the assembly plants; this will include the provision of Steel, Polymers and Aluminium, tyres and Windscreen that account for 75% of the manufacturing of a car.

Unfortunately, the current minister of Industry is clueless and cannot drive the revival of the automobile industry in Nigeria. In the 1970 -90s, Nigeria assembled 150,000 vehicles and all those vehicles were consumed by the Nigerian government establishment and local consumers.

I have listed some of the following unused assembly plants in Nigeria.

JAC Motors. 45,000 capacity
VON (Stallion Motors) 25,000
Peugeot(Dangote) 45,000
Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company. -Capacity
NORD Capacity 5000
GIC Motor Companies Ltd,
ANAMMCO
Leyland Busan Motors Ltd.


https://www.bpp.gov.ng/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/LIST-OF-BONAFIDE-AUTO-ASSEMBLERS-OR-MANUFACTURERS-IN-NIGERIA.pdf

Dpharisee:
This boy keeps stalking Peter Obi for every opportunity to use him to stay relevant and Obi has ignored him all the while

If PO wants to be president of Nigeria and Nigerians, he has to be analysed and assessed based on his antecedents and past record to determine whether he is the right man for the job.

Awo, Zik, and Bello led political parties shaped by political ideology, which changed and shaped Nigeria. We all know what the PDP and APC stand for; that is why Nigeria is in a mess today, and their presidential leaders are unpopular; what does the PO stand for? What is his ideology? Why can't he lead a political party?

Seriake Dickson has been Governor, senator and AG of Bayelsa state, yet he is blaming Lagos and Abuja for the corruption and incompetence in the ND.

Senator Seriake Dickson representing Bayelsa West said some very important personalities (VIPs) from Lagos and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, are behind oil theft in Niger Delta.

He said, “People from Abuja and Lagos are the masterminds and the official system is not ignorant and not innocent. The official security system, the official oil system, the official federal system, all of it in its entirety. It’s a powerful system.

Ever8090:
I think say animals don finish for Nigeria..

A lack of environmental protection and a growing population has destroyed the entire wildlife and forest in Nigeria. Nigeria has a population that is beyond its capability.

The country will soon regret this destruction, but it will be too late by then.

Dshocker:
Africa the dumping ground...

Meanwhile, most of the raw materials used for manufacturing in Europe, America and Asia, all comes from Africa.

Nigeria is a major dumping ground for electronics.

The average African has failed to develop the skills and organisation to build a cyclical economy of raw materials, manufactured goods, and recycled waste back into raw materials. Instead, Africans are content to recycle poverty and ignorance.

Putindbutt:

You spew a load of dogshit either from the view of ignorance or idiocy. Several prisoners escape happened in the US last year and i can't remember the NSA sacked or resigned. the guards attached to him have all been arrested and subsequent investigation continues.

The embarrassment doesn't know when to shut up. Your grammar is a reflection of your very low IQ

christejames:
Fulanis are becoming unbearable, why?





If not for my very good friend that is a Fulani I would have seen it as an inherent problem in them.

It is an iherent problem in them, your friend is an anamoly. Fulani are a problem in

CAR
Fulani Rebellion in the Central African Republic
https://www.aberfoylesecurity.com/?p=4776

Chad

Meanwhile, in Chad, conflicts between farmers and herders from the Fulani ethnic group are flaring as warming temperatures further reduce already scarce water and useable land.
https://www.voanews.com/a/climate-caused-conflicts-flare-among-chad-s-fulani-people/7175489.html


Nigeria, Niger, Burkina Faso and Mali,

In recent years some Fulani have been blamed for insecurity in Nigeria, Niger, Burkina Faso and Mali, a crisis that is sometimes termed a “Fulani
https://adf-magazine.com/2023/09/fulani-crisis-shows-how-terror-groups-capitalize-on-ethnic-tension/#:~:text=Described%20as%20seminomadic%2C%20many%20still,termed%20a%20%E2%80%9CFulani%20rebellion.%E2%80%9D

Guinea, S Leone, Guinea Bissau, Ghana all have Fulani problem.