joyandfaith:

I am damn serious

wow

Handsomebb:
if possible compete with leading nations in all ramifications, strengthen currency value, electricity, roads, water, e plenty abeg. Job creations which is no 1. education no be key again o.

To be fair to the previous occupants of the position of the president, I am sure the also had intent of doing what u listed about and U trust they meant it too but they are just unable to achieve it possibly due to cluelessness, the question therefore is, how exactly do you wish to achieve these?

Beancounter94:
Remove subsides on petrol and power...and allow the market control the price of petrol and power..so that we can attract investors, and more investment.

Tax the untaxed 70% of the taxable population to raise more revenue.

Stiffer penalties for corruption and stealing.

Take loans to expand the railway network.

Yours is definitely going to be an unpopular Government, because in the immediate, these will bring serious hardship on the citizens but of course few know these are the right ways to go but very hard in the immediate, trust me, Nigerians will never be tht patient and you will be voted out at the very slightest of opportunity because of untoward hardship ur policies will bring and you should always trust the opposition to use this against your administration.

1 i will restructure nigeria into zones or according to enthnic nationality.
2 i will vist and change our constitution . which will decentrize power, revenue sharing formula which will revive our economy and create competition among member states(ethnic nationality or zones)
3 scrap two chambers in national assembly replace them with each zones speakers or state speaker to cut cost we will have 37 members instead of 469 people .

yemex04:





[quote author=fcb212 post=104554873]1 i will restructure nigeria into zones or according to enthnic nationality.
2 i will vist and change our constitution . which will decentrize power, revenue sharing formula which will revive our economy and create competition among member states(ethnic nationality or zones)
3 scrap two chambers in national assembly replace them with each zones speakers or state speaker to cut cost we will have 37 members instead of 469 people .

2 i will vist and change our constitution . which will decentrize power, revenue sharing formula which will revive our economy and create competition among member states(ethnic nationality or zones)
3 scrap two chambers in national assembly replace them with each zones speakers or state speaker to cut cost we will have 37 members instead of 469 member.
4 free education to secondary school compulsary and our education curruculmn must change.
5 most important our electoral laws which give room for business type of politicking in nigeria and africa

Removing subsidies without increasing supply is untenable.

yemex04:





Yours is definitely going to be an unpopular Government, because in the immediate, these will bring serious hardship on the citizens but of course few know these are the right ways to go but very hard in the immediate, trust me, Nigerians will never be tht patient and you will be voted out at the very slightest of opportunity because of untoward hardship ur policies will bring and you should always trust the opposition to use this against your administration.

Changing the constitution will take up an entire term.

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cooooooks:
Another thing, companies looking for remote English, french operations should be able to call on Nigeria.

This is related to freelancing but as president, we could push for a few big contracts.

Go abroad, Nigerians are working in call centers everywhere. I remember when I spoke with an Airbnb rep and she told me she was based in Lagos. I was overjoyed.

For the companies, hiring Nigerians could be cheaper than Indians. An experienced customer service call center agent earns ~ $20/hr meaning $160 a day or $3,200+ a month before taxes.

At 50%, that will be $1,600 a month or N640,000 a month at N400/$1. Imagine one small town has 50 people earning that legitimately. Think of the improvement in that area. Then expand this across the country.

Some Nigerians abroad may even prefer to come back and manage this in their own country.

Forget. They will slash the salary further to something that does not make sense. The last remote call center job I bumped into online is willing to pay 40k per month. I'm sure the agents would be liable to subscribe for data. The only thing is that it's for 5 hours daily.