₦airaland Forum

Business nugget:
The best time to build a durable business is before everyone else realizes the opportunity exists.

Tinubu’s so-called reforms have pushed more Nigerians into poverty, while enriching himself, family, friends, and political allies.

Although heavy ransoms have been paid, thank God the victims returned alive. I wish them quick recovery from the trauma such encounter has caused them.

The workers must be paid their full salaries jooor.

If NNPCL had closed the refinery, and sent the workers away, how would the NNPCL be able to keep looting the treasury for refinery maintenance?

The corrupt government of Nigeria kept the workers there to pretend that the refinery was still functional so they can keep stealing billions of dollars from Nigerian treasury in the name of turn around maintenance.

Dogalmighty17:
Refinery can't produce a litre of fuel and yet workers are being paid? That refinery hasn't worked in over 25 years and yet workers are being paid? For doing what exactly?

Government should sack all of them and ask the Nigerian Airforce to bomb the refinery to pieces. What nonsense is this?

Business nugget:
Don't confuse movement with progress. The goal isn't to do more; it's to create more value.

They want to copy Nigeria? They aren't aware many celebrities had gone to jail in Nigeria for this practice?

Business nugget:
A business becomes powerful when its customers can clearly explain why they chose it.

It sounds like a noble initiative. However, it looks suspicious coming during election campaign period. It may end up just a festival/jamboree to promote a candidate for the next election that is just a few months away.

New Netflix movie: Animals — A mayoral candidate and his wife enter a dangerous web of deception after their son is kidnapped.

Business nugget:
Consistency turns ordinary actions into extraordinary results when repeated long enough.

Business nugget:
Build something people need, not merely something people might like.

Football na play ooo. No come k!ll yourself for nothing.

Nigeria vs Russia
Russia and Putin fan boys, which side will you support now?

Business nugget:
Your reputation is an asset. Every transaction either increases its value or quietly depreciates it.

Don't fall for their empty and deceitful promises again. Once bitten, twice shy.

BOLA AHMED TINUBU — MAJOR 2023 CAMPAIGN PROMISES

• Create 1 million new jobs in the ICT/digital economy within the first 24 months.
• Achieve GDP growth of at least 6% and significantly reduce unemployment.
• Make electricity more accessible and affordable and nearly double power generation.
• Improve electricity transmission and distribution networks.
• Strengthen national security and combat terrorism, kidnapping, banditry and violent crime.
• Recruit, train and better equip additional military, police, paramilitary and intelligence personnel.
• Promote domestic manufacturing and reduce dependence on imports.
• Reform taxation and reduce multiple taxation and other barriers to investment.
• Ensure investors and foreign businesses can repatriate dividends and profits.
• Increase domestic crude-oil production, with a target of 2.6 million barrels per day by 2027 and 4 million by 2030.
• Modernize and expand airports and improve aviation safety and infrastructure.
• Establish and enforce timely maintenance of airport runways and other aviation infrastructure.
• Continue plans to establish a new national carrier.
• Reform education and improve access, quality, funding and competitiveness.
• Recruit and improve the training and welfare of teachers.
• Establish a student-loan system to expand access to tertiary education.
• Reform technical and vocational education, including training in IT, software development, artificial intelligence and robotics.
• Create agricultural hubs to increase production and value-added processing.
• Improve agricultural storage and reduce post-harvest losses.
• Expand healthcare infrastructure and improve access to primary healthcare.
• Work toward ensuring that Nigerians live no more than 3 km or a 30-minute walk from a primary healthcare facility.
• Upgrade and equip hospitals across Local Government Areas, states and geopolitical zones.
• Expand existing social investment programmes and introduce additional programmes for youth and women.
• Increase women's participation in government, with a stated goal of at least 35% of government positions.
• Promote digital technology, innovation and entrepreneurship as drivers of economic growth.
• Support Nigeria's creative industries, sports and cultural sectors.
• Reform the judiciary to strengthen independence, integrity, effectiveness and access to justice.
• Give greater responsibilities and resources to state and local governments through constitutional and fiscal reforms.
• Improve infrastructure, including roads, water supply, irrigation and other national development projects.
• Work toward making potable water more accessible nationwide.
• Complete the Great Green Wall of the North.
• Promote food security and increase agricultural production.
• Use fiscal and industrial policies to stimulate economic growth while reducing import dependence.

First Inaugural Address by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu Delivered on May 29, 2023 at the Eagle Square, Abuja
https://statehouse.gov.ng/first-inaugural-address-by-president-bola-ahmed-tinubu-delivered-on-may-29-2023-at-the-eagle-square-abuja

Don't let them deceive you again!!!

... government WILL achieve this by reducing the cost of producing and moving goods and services across the country - Tinubu, 1st Oct. 2026.

BOLA AHMED TINUBU — MAJOR 2023 CAMPAIGN PROMISES

• Create 1 million new jobs in the ICT/digital economy within the first 24 months.
• Achieve GDP growth of at least 6% and significantly reduce unemployment.
• Make electricity more accessible and affordable and nearly double power generation.
• Improve electricity transmission and distribution networks.
• Strengthen national security and combat terrorism, kidnapping, banditry and violent crime.
• Recruit, train and better equip additional military, police, paramilitary and intelligence personnel.
• Promote domestic manufacturing and reduce dependence on imports.
• Reform taxation and reduce multiple taxation and other barriers to investment.
• Ensure investors and foreign businesses can repatriate dividends and profits.
• Increase domestic crude-oil production, with a target of 2.6 million barrels per day by 2027 and 4 million by 2030.
• Modernize and expand airports and improve aviation safety and infrastructure.
• Establish and enforce timely maintenance of airport runways and other aviation infrastructure.
• Continue plans to establish a new national carrier.
• Reform education and improve access, quality, funding and competitiveness.
• Recruit and improve the training and welfare of teachers.
• Establish a student-loan system to expand access to tertiary education.
• Reform technical and vocational education, including training in IT, software development, artificial intelligence and robotics.
• Create agricultural hubs to increase production and value-added processing.
• Improve agricultural storage and reduce post-harvest losses.
• Expand healthcare infrastructure and improve access to primary healthcare.
• Work toward ensuring that Nigerians live no more than 3 km or a 30-minute walk from a primary healthcare facility.
• Upgrade and equip hospitals across Local Government Areas, states and geopolitical zones.
• Expand existing social investment programmes and introduce additional programmes for youth and women.
• Increase women's participation in government, with a stated goal of at least 35% of government positions.
• Promote digital technology, innovation and entrepreneurship as drivers of economic growth.
• Support Nigeria's creative industries, sports and cultural sectors.
• Reform the judiciary to strengthen independence, integrity, effectiveness and access to justice.
• Give greater responsibilities and resources to state and local governments through constitutional and fiscal reforms.
• Improve infrastructure, including roads, water supply, irrigation and other national development projects.
• Work toward making potable water more accessible nationwide.
• Complete the Great Green Wall of the North.
• Promote food security and increase agricultural production.
• Use fiscal and industrial policies to stimulate economic growth while reducing import dependence.

First Inaugural Address by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu Delivered on May 29, 2023 at the Eagle Square, Abuja
https://statehouse.gov.ng/first-inaugural-address-by-president-bola-ahmed-tinubu-delivered-on-may-29-2023-at-the-eagle-square-abuja

Business nugget:
Solve a painful problem, make the solution simple, and let the value speak louder than the marketing.

Business nugget:
The best businesses don't just attract customers. They give customers a reason to come back.

Business nugget:
Don't chase every opportunity. Build one valuable thing until the opportunity starts chasing you.

Our president is on vacation in France, while the citizens are being killed home and abroad without appropriate response.

His propaganda machinery at home call it WORKING vacation (Workation) to deceive the gullible followers.

Business nugget:
Build the thing you'd still be proud of if nobody noticed for the first year.

Business nugget:
Build the thing you'd bet on even if no one was watching.

Pretense. So all those night courtship and dating by the corner of the girl's house, he didn't use to touch the girl?
Abeg ki.

Business nugget:
Success is a lagging indicator of decisions made in private.

Business nugget:
The best time to build the moat is before you need one.

Business nugget:
Every strong culture was built by someone willing to have hard conversations early.

This is a case of demons reporting one demon to Satan. Tinubu, Wike, and APC are after the same interest.

Business nugget:
Trust compounds slower than revenue and matters more.

Business nugget:
The market doesn't care about your effort, only your outcome.

Business nugget:
Every well-run business is just disciplined attention, scaled.

Business nugget:
Growth asks for patience; ego asks for shortcuts.