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| Open The Borders For Consumable Goods Or The Economy Remain Stagnant by paxonel(m): 7:17am On Apr 11 |
For 9 years now that Buhari had closed the borders, his intention was to encourage local production of food supplies. But without considering the effects of irregular power supply and insecurity to the industrial and Agricultural sector, his good intentions became an economic reproach for 9 years now due to monopoly of local producers and distributors who consistently embarked on increment of price of consumable goods against all odds of price control As the surge of deregulation of the down stream sector of the petroleum industry sets in by the Tinubu administration which had impacted greatly to transportation of Agricultural produce,prices of food materials produced by local farmers have been on the increase, thereby leading to extreme starvation and hunger which have never been experienced for decades. Since the Federal government have failed to encourage local producers through the provision relatively stable power supply to industries and security to farmers, therefore it is imperative to allow opening of the borders pending on when they are ready to fix power and security for local producers as immediate opening of the borders will enhance competition which is essential for price reduction and stability of exchange rate as it were, before the on-set of this 9 years. of Buhari /Tinubu led administration |
| Re: Open The Borders For Consumable Goods Or The Economy Remain Stagnant by helinues: 7:22am On Apr 11 |
Air and sea borders are open Abi what are they importing through the land border that can't pass through air or sea? |
| Re: Open The Borders For Consumable Goods Or The Economy Remain Stagnant by Juliusganduje: 7:29am On Apr 11 |
helinues:Useless comment. Always commenting so that people can start arguing with him. Attention seeker. Don't go and look for a job. Your sister has been crying out over your idleness. |
| Re: Open The Borders For Consumable Goods Or The Economy Remain Stagnant by Mynd44: 7:30am On Apr 11 |
This person labor wrote this "immediate opening of the borders will enhance competition which is essential for price reduction and stability of exchange rate as it were" Weird |
| Re: Open The Borders For Consumable Goods Or The Economy Remain Stagnant by Juliusganduje: 7:36am On Apr 11 |
Mynd44:At the emboldened, has the closing of the border stabilized the exchange rate? If it were to be PDP government I doubt if you would support border closure. |
| Re: Open The Borders For Consumable Goods Or The Economy Remain Stagnant by paxonel(m): 9:41am On Apr 11 |
Yes, ideas rule the world. A leader without vision and ideas is good for nothing. For 9 years now, You closed borders to prevent competition with local industries that produces local foods. Yet you did not improve electricity, you did not implement industrial policies that will enhance production and packaging quality standards and security for these local farmers to produce rice, wheat and other consumable products that are quality enough to compete with feign rice, foreign wheat, foreign spaghetti and canned tomatoes and fishes etc. in the market. A country with a very low GDP that produces less for it citizens, talkless of producing enough for exportation? The only thing you can produce to help improve living standards right now is to open the borders for other countries that have products to sell, to come in and do supplies. But you prevented that. You are a wicked leader You want hunger and starvation to kill your population before you know |
| Re: Open The Borders For Consumable Goods Or The Economy Remain Stagnant by paxonel(m): 8:38am On May 01 |
Clueless government |
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