fabulous4u:
your foolishness is legendary.
go and ask India how it manufactures and exports auto with its epileptic power supply or are u afraid to ask?
APC e-goat

geeez:

You've splashed your low intelligence and knowledge over the www

To start with, I will say, is that all?

Next, the $200m is a loan, which will be paid back on a project that isn't the FG's idea

Next the Lekki Port is an idea conceived by Lagos and powered by Lagos.

Next, there's no fast rail between Lagos and Ibadan and no one uses those dead tracks to move goods. The last I heard was that it takes one week to move goods from Lagos to Ibadan. Which serious business person will consider that means of transportation

The 3MB is an existing bridge and I'm on the bridge now and the lights aren't working. Every streetlight that comes on at night in Lagos powered by the LASG. I have an office in Apapa and the Apapa-Oshodi Expressway is still as horrible as ever, even worse

The refinery, which has not even commenced, is not the FG's idea

Once again I ask, what has the FG done?

geeez:

And these are the reasons why Nissan is opening an assembly plant in Lagos and not Abuja?

And tell me which of these projects are complete or even started?

The only one that is complete was faulty even before commissioning

Lagos has done more for itself to ensure these investments keep coming in than the FG has

Every project listed do not in anyway critically impact investments

Lagos has rehabilitated several kilometers of federal roads and still counting

Lagos invests more in security than the FG does

These are the things that attract investment

geeez:

And these are the reasons why Nissan is opening an assembly plant in Lagos and not Abuja?

And tell me which of these projects are complete or even started?

The only one that is complete was faulty even before commissioning

Lagos has done more for itself to ensure these investments keep coming in than the FG has

Every project listed do not in anyway critically impact investments

Lagos has rehabilitated several kilometers of federal roads and still counting

Lagos invests more in security than the FG does

These are the things that attract investment

fabulous4u:
you are the one with a faulty brain,go and ask India how it manufactures and export cars with epileptic power supply
please do simple research before commenting that's been made easy by Google.

lastpage:

Maybe you should first ask yourself whether like Nigeria, India's total annual power generation is 3,000 MW!

India's total power generation tops 200-GIGA WATTS (Not mega watts!)
Source: http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2012-06-03/news/32006539_1_thermal-power-project-power-exchange-power-generation

Maybe its your turn today to "do the job" here on nairaland so carry-on and try to dispute logic with your asinine comments.
ASUU will soon resume so you can go back to school for more failed education!
I cant even stoop low by exchanging ideas with an imp like you!

Lastpage!

fabulous4u:
you are the one with a faulty brain,go and ask India how it manufactures and export cars with epileptic power supply
please do simple research before commenting that's been made easy by Google.

niceeric:
first And foremost,I must Say u are one of the team fresh air guys causing yourselves disgrace all over NL threads.usually I don't like insulting people cost of their ignorance but I will still say this-u are a sick motherfuka...how dare u compare epileptic power supply in a country with vast energy projects and growing needs with Nigeria?Read this And educate your silly self- http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electricity_sector_in_India ..they produce electricity in most plants in Gigawatts while ur country. still battle meagre megawatts after choppin money...to answer ur question anyway...household power is d epileptic power they were talking about in d thread dat made you insult someone u should b learning from and not industrial power...for Christ sake..they r d fourth largest power consumer in d world!And they even produce nuclear electricity that your country hasn't even started dreaming of....a word of advice anyways,dont u ever compare Nigeria With. India..they got a serious government

fabulous4u:
you just prove that you are indeed a typical ignoramus.
read this and be enlightened
http://mobile.bloomberg.com/news/2012-08-15/super-blackouts-show-india-s-need-to-focus-on-its-grid.html
now can u please admit that half education is telling on u?
APC e-goat

fabulous4u:
long story.....simple summary!they produce giga watts of electricity but can't boast of stable power supply,but can boast of auto industries ,so what's stopping Nigeria from copying their style?
APC e-goats can't help but think ,talk and reason like failed projects

niceeric:
Jesus!!!!! so u didn't/couldn't read d post to see where your useless question was answered??My God...we cant discuss on any issue ever..ur moniker has been marked by me..I won't bring myself so low to talk to u,never ever

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.

gonon:
Lagos state does not generate their own electricity. They receive power from the national grid so don't come here and insult people who know what they are saying. If lagos generates they own electricity then state like Akwa Ibom, Rivers, etc which have 100MW plants also generate they own electricity.

mankand: high crime rate causing unrest in the country.

Flyboy Zee:
Mexico, the kidnap headquarters of the world has a far higher crime rate than Nigeria, yet it has over 5 auto assembly/manufacturing plants. Even Brazil's crime rate is higher than that of the whole West Africa put together, yet we import heavy duty city (luxurious) buses from there.

I don't see why as Nigerians we desperately find excuse of/for reasons why we shouldn't do anything and thus, fail. If we want change, clamour for change, yet we don't want a change in the staus quo ante. Then how do we change?

Orlando Owoh:
Your government should fight corruption and provide basic aminities like power and good roads for small scale industries such as farming, barbing, tailoring, etc to thrive. If there is power the barber, for example, who is also a graduate won't be roaming the street looking for job. The President should stop celebrating foreign investors as being the panacea of joblessness.

charles316: Nigerians here are confused. Pres gej s policy is a nice idea but should he increase the tariff even before NISSAN set their foot in d country. That is the main issue. So Nigerians have to pay ludicrous import duty until Nissan starts producing the cars. How long will that take?? What about Toyota and co Or are we all being forced to drive Nissan

Rubbish

lastpage:

Maybe you should first ask yourself whether like Nigeria, India's total annual power generation is 3,000 MW!

India's total power generation tops 200-GIGA WATTS (Not mega watts!)
Source: http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2012-06-03/news/32006539_1_thermal-power-project-power-exchange-power-generation

Maybe its your turn today to "do the job" here on nairaland so carry-on and try to dispute logic with your asinine comments.
ASUU will soon resume so you can go back to school for more failed education!
I cant even stoop low by exchanging ideas with an imp like you!

Lastpage!

ballabriggs:

You better stop mentioning Mexico as Mexico benefits through the NAFTA and tariff free trade to the US. The Mexican and the Nigerian case should not be compared.

Flyboy Zee:
Mexico, the kidnap headquarters of the world has a far higher crime rate than Nigeria, yet it has over 5 auto assembly/manufacturing plants. Even Brazil's crime rate is higher than that of the whole West Africa put together, yet we import heavy duty city (luxurious) buses from there.

I don't see why as Nigerians we desperately find excuse of/for reasons why we shouldn't do anything and thus, fail. If we want change, clamour for change, yet we don't want a change in the staus quo ante. Then how do we change?

Flyboy Zee:
So also is Nigeria supposed to benefit from the ECOWAS. But, since we won't produce anything, other countries (Ghana, Benin, Togo, etc) in the region are taking advantage of our population and unproductivity to boost their economy.

niceeric:
first And foremost,I must Say u are one of the team fresh air guys causing yourselves disgrace all over NL threads.usually I don't like insulting people cost of their ignorance but I will still say this-u are a sick motherfuka...how dare u compare epileptic power supply in a country with vast energy projects and growing needs with Nigeria?Read this And educate your silly self- http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electricity_sector_in_India ..they produce electricity in most plants in Gigawatts while ur country. still battle meagre megawatts after choppin money...to answer ur question anyway...household power is d epileptic power they were talking about in d thread dat made you insult someone u should b learning from and not industrial power...for Christ sake..they r d fourth largest power consumer in d world!And they even produce nuclear electricity that your country hasn't even started dreaming of....a word of advice anyways,dont u ever compare Nigeria With. India..they got a serious government