Bolustic:
[b]The main problem of Nigeria isn't over dependence on oil alone it's over dependence on imports. Tell me one finished product Nigeria exports, none!!! Economic diversification is the only way and it's always a long term project, so I'm non-plussed with IMF's negative economic indices.

I feel the PMB's government should focus on:

1). The revitalisation of Ajaokuta Steel Mills, if fully functional, it can serve Nigeria and West Africa,

2). Assisting Kebbi and Ebonyi states in rice plantations, it's on the record that Nigeria spent over 1 trillion naira on food imports in 2015 alone of which you and I know the percentage rice is gonna carry,

3) Reviving the moribund textile industry, why should Nigeria still import clothing materials?

4) Carrying out massive reforms on the Nigerian education system, studying abroad is one of the factors placing strain on the dollars, Nigeria loses billions of dollars to UK, US India, South Africa and even Ghana and Benin Republic,

5) Nigerians love cars, Innoson Motors needs to have plants in Lagos and Kano as well as engage in aggressive advertisements, else it would be still be seen as an eastern, not Nigerian car

6) Lend all support to Dangote as regards his refinery, refining oil in Nigeria will ease the burden on the naira in no small way.

7) Work harder on power generation. [/b]

Finally, the government needs to realize that WHAT WE DON'T HAVE IS WHAT WE DON'T NEED. Outrightly ban imports on things like tooth pick, brushes, Polish etc

sweetgala:


You just exposed yourself to be an illiterate, you probably spend your days on the street corner reading newspapers, while taking little time to ponder on the issues at hand.

Nigeria was headed into a recession a long time before Buhari took office, the results of several decades of poor governance, lack of direction , severe corruption and despicable leadership. The only consequence Buhari actions or In actions has affected is the immediate severity of the recession, it's interaction with public life and the process of recovery.

The only thing that could have saved us from recession was a bad IMF deal and i'm glad we did not take it, it would have put our grandchildren in penury and subjection for another lifetime

cktheluckyman:
Fashola,Emefiele,Kemi and of course Buhari himself has already proven to be clueless,so next !!!!

Bolustic:
[b]The main problem of Nigeria isn't over dependence on oil alone it's over dependence on imports. Tell me one finished product Nigeria exports, none!!! Economic diversification is the only way and it's always a long term project, so I'm non-plussed with IMF's negative economic indices.

I feel the PMB's government should focus on:

1). The revitalisation of Ajaokuta Steel Mills, if fully functional, it can serve Nigeria and West Africa,

2). Assisting Kebbi and Ebonyi states in rice plantations, it's on the record that Nigeria spent over 1 trillion naira on food imports in 2015 alone of which you and I know the percentage rice is gonna carry,

3) Reviving the moribund textile industry, why should Nigeria still import clothing materials?

4) Carrying out massive reforms on the Nigerian education system, studying abroad is one of the factors placing strain on the dollars, Nigeria loses billions of dollars to UK, US India, South Africa and even Ghana and Benin Republic,

5) Nigerians love cars, Innoson Motors needs to have plants in Lagos and Kano as well as engage in aggressive advertisements, else it would be still be seen as an eastern, not Nigerian car

6) Lend all support to Dangote as regards his refinery, refining oil in Nigeria will ease the burden on the naira in no small way.

7) Work harder on power generation. [/b]

Finally, the government needs to realize that WHAT WE DON'T HAVE IS WHAT WE DON'T NEED. Outrightly ban imports on things like tooth pick, brushes, Polish etc

MasterofdRolls1:


I was even expecting to see the names of Billionaires like Dangote, Innosson, not these clueless lot. A government that fails to deliver anything in its first year, probably have nothing else to offer, because after the second year, election process commences.

madridguy:
I BELIEVE IN SAI BABA.
I stand with Buhari.

cktheluckyman:
Fashola,Emefiele,Kemi and of course Buhari himself has already proven to be clueless,so next !!!!

kings09:
OP no security chief among dem? Cos u shld knw a peaceful n secure country attracts FDIs. Fashola I believe is working, Emefiele is licking Buhari's butt so cnt do much, Adeosun keeps speaking her unproductive queen's english, Kachikwu...hmmm

gbodimowo:



Adeosun's "we would" you mean?

sweetgala:


Only the poor in UK ! the only mug here is you.


austerity does not affect the poor you dunce but the middle class, the bulk tax contributors and those responsible for the vast amount of commercial transactions. The poor in UK etc have always been dependent on social policies and are so at the mercy of the state.

The only people who went unscathed were the lucky.

stano2:
make I join u joor

Sunofgod:


Shows how much you know.

Did they cut your benefits or something? Or did your landlord up the rent on you?

The middle class that tend to be property owners were in no way affected. If they were they would have lost there houses which would result in a property market crash or decline.

No such thing happened in the UK and as of today the unemployment rate is at one of its lowest levels.

Its only the poorest of the poor complaining - mainly because their benefits/free handouts were capped which was very much needed.

So many of those rif raf have had to leave london and find cheaper accommodation further north.