longetivity:
This and many other positive things is why JAGABAN of Africa is running for the number one position in the country.

#BAT23

fombi:
You wrote so much without adding the most important factor, Power supply/Electricity. Are you guys in that country cursed with darkness mentality?

showafrica:


Why u dey write too much Grammer na.

Simple..

Electricity

Road

Rail

Fuel and gas

Security

BluntCrazeMan:
THINGS THAT THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF NIGERIA IS EXPECTED TO PUT BACK IN ORDER.

1. Policies that will bring about strong economic reforms and economic growth.
(The current CBN policies that continued causing lots of series of uncountable deductions from people’s bank accounts is a killer-policy. Serious taxations on small business owners is a killer-policy. Policies that minimises the little profits of the small and medium business owners is a killer-policy)

2. Security across the whole of Nigeria.
(There should be adequate security and peace, both in the North, South, East, and West).

3. Full transparency of the Government Expenditures.
(Quarterly release of the Government Expenditures at all levels - down to the LGAs, and yearly published Fully-Audited Accounts of the Government “both online and hardcopies”, at all levels)

4. Total Restructuring and reformation of the Military, the Police, and other security agencies as well as other paramilitary bodies too..
(Their current mode of engagement of the personnels of the Nigerian Security agencies with the Nigerian citizens are zero. They are nothing to write home about. Their current mode of operation are filled with corrupt practices. There is need for a top-to-bottom continuous reorientation system, as well as a proper bottom-to-top continuous feedback and assessment system for all these bodies and agencies).

5. Reorientation of the Values of the Common Average Nigerian.
(There should be policies and laws that should subconsciously minimise the urge for doing things that would have negative impact on oneself or on other people. Currently, the only values we know in Nigeria is money. And that is, gathering much money by any means possible and using it to show off... - Even if the showing off is a fake show. There is need for a subconscious reorientation of the citizens towards creating positivity and better-life for oneself and other people around oneself, and not in showing off. There are prices that are supposed to be paid to the government before some types of high-end goods and services are purchased. And their are also prices to be paid for such high-end goods and services to be kept unused or under-used or misused. Also, their are prices to be paid too for such high-end goods and services to be put in good use. If anyone really needs such goods and services, then he would be prepared to pay the prices, if not, their won't be need paying for such goods and services where there are no need for them.)

6. Instant punishment for crimes and evil.... And also, instant reward for doing something that is exceptionally good.
(Currently, evil doers go free.. And whoever that tries to report the evil doers might end up being the one that gets punished. The current system of identifying crimes and evil should be revisited and reviewed)

7. Reorientation of the Values and the remuneration of the Government Workers.
(The current average government worker tries to find ways to earn some extra money in order to augment the Official wages. In doing such, may create some loopholes in order to do special favours to hawks who parade as contractors and consultants, and from them get some kickbacks.. All these should stop. Once a transparent and frequent financial records are out there published, and very much available for public scrutiny and criticisms, such excesses should stop naturally.)

8. An Encouraging Environment for both the Business and Job Career Persons.
(If there businesses available, then, there would be need to employ more people to carry out the business.. But in an environment where the businesses are not thriving well, then, a lot of people won't have jobs to do)

9. Proper Circulation of wealth.
(The idea of making people to believe that their is wealth in some non-productive activities which yield money to People but do not create real value to the society or to the economy, should be seriously played down and be minimised. Such things like Politics-Money-Sharing, Online-Dubious-Money, Pyramid-Scheme-Money-Growing, Duping-People, Bank-Hacking, and so on.. All these things have negative effects. They only enrich the few people who have nothing to offer.
Meanwhile, the main aim of Politics is not making-money. We need a president who would make Politics what it really is. Which is: All About Power, and Power Alone. And not a wealth-sharing venture for the entire lineage and community.)

Mastakija:
Vote buhari 3rd term

BluntCrazeMan:
THINGS THAT THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF NIGERIA IS EXPECTED TO PUT BACK IN ORDER.

1. Policies that will bring about strong economic reforms and economic growth.
(The current CBN policies that continued causing lots of series of uncountable deductions from people’s bank accounts is a killer-policy. Serious taxations on small business owners is a killer-policy. Policies that minimises the little profits of the small and medium business owners is a killer-policy)

2. Security across the whole of Nigeria.
(There should be adequate security and peace, both in the North, South, East, and West).

3. Full transparency of the Government Expenditures.
(Quarterly release of the Government Expenditures at all levels - down to the LGAs, and yearly published Fully-Audited Accounts of the Government “both online and hardcopies”, at all levels)

4. Total Restructuring and reformation of the Military, the Police, and other security agencies as well as other paramilitary bodies too..
(Their current mode of engagement of the personnels of the Nigerian Security agencies with the Nigerian citizens are zero. They are nothing to write home about. Their current mode of operation are filled with corrupt practices. There is need for a top-to-bottom continuous reorientation system, as well as a proper bottom-to-top continuous feedback and assessment system for all these bodies and agencies).

5. Reorientation of the Values of the Common Average Nigerian.
(There should be policies and laws that should subconsciously minimise the urge for doing things that would have negative impact on oneself or on other people. Currently, the only values we know in Nigeria is money. And that is, gathering much money by any means possible and using it to show off... - Even if the showing off is a fake show. There is need for a subconscious reorientation of the citizens towards creating positivity and better-life for oneself and other people around oneself, and not in showing off. There are prices that are supposed to be paid to the government before some types of high-end goods and services are purchased. And their are also prices to be paid for such high-end goods and services to be kept unused or under-used or misused. Also, their are prices to be paid too for such high-end goods and services to be put in good use. If anyone really needs such goods and services, then he would be prepared to pay the prices, if not, their won't be need paying for such goods and services where there are no need for them.)

6. Instant punishment for crimes and evil.... And also, instant reward for doing something that is exceptionally good.
(Currently, evil doers go free.. And whoever that tries to report the evil doers might end up being the one that gets punished. The current system of identifying crimes and evil should be revisited and reviewed)

7. Reorientation of the Values and the remuneration of the Government Workers.
(The current average government worker tries to find ways to earn some extra money in order to augment the Official wages. In doing such, may create some loopholes in order to do special favours to hawks who parade as contractors and consultants, and from them get some kickbacks.. All these should stop. Once a transparent and frequent financial records are out there published, and very much available for public scrutiny and criticisms, such excesses should stop naturally.)

8. An Encouraging Environment for both the Business and Job Career Persons.
(If there businesses available, then, there would be need to employ more people to carry out the business.. But in an environment where the businesses are not thriving well, then, a lot of people won't have jobs to do)

9. Proper Circulation of wealth.
(The idea of making people to believe that their is wealth in some non-productive activities which yield money to People but do not create real value to the society or to the economy, should be seriously played down and be minimised. Such things like Politics-Money-Sharing, Online-Dubious-Money, Pyramid-Scheme-Money-Growing, Duping-People, Bank-Hacking, and so on.. All these things have negative effects. They only enrich the few people who have nothing to offer.
Meanwhile, the main aim of Politics is not making-money. We need a president who would make Politics what it really is. Which is: All About Power, and Power Alone. And not a wealth-sharing venture for the entire lineage and community.)

BluntCrazeMan:
I am targeting the causes.
The foundation of the problems.
..
..
AND NOT THE SYMPTOMS AND THE RESULTANT EFFECTS.

longetivity:
This and many other positive things is why JAGABAN of Africa is running for the number one position in the country.

#BAT23

Sunnyja:
BAT that said he will continue with Buhari works and from where Buhari stopped. Are you joking or you really don't understand the post?

adanny01:


Pipe dream bro

showafrica:


Both Buhari, Atiku and Tinubu will not understand those things you wrote are they are our potential presidents. Unless, miraculously PO emerges, then you can submit your write up raw but please, any of the other candidates above just give them simple terms if possible write native languages.

SlavaUkraini:


And your more points should include Constant Power Supply if not your article is not correct...

Infact Uninterrupted power supply should be number one on your list of things that must be put back in order.

More than 4 million Nigerians in Ghana are refusing to come back home because Naija is in darkness.... This is a fact

Cost of living is more expensive in Ghana but because of constant light,

Guymen say dem nor dey come Naija until Light dey stable.

Prinxzona10:

Abobi, why is it that many of you Tinubu's urchins are illiterates and always sound thuggish eeh?
By the way,what's the meaning of prudent?
I can bet anything that you heard this word*prudent* from Peter Obi's supporters hence the reason you just used it on your Tinubu buh the funniest part of these your bigoted statement is to put*Tinubu* and *Prudent* in the same sentence.. Chaiiii!!¡!!¡!!.
I rest my case...Gracias!!!!

BluntCrazeMan:
Are you aware that the problem of Power in Nigeria is Not “that the resources to use in generating the power is lacking”,, but is actually as a result of corruption by those who left what they are supposed to do and be doing another thing.??
So, if corruption is cured, the power will be constant.
Corruption in Nigeria is killing a lot of things.

SlavaUkraini:


There is corruption in Ghana and America but there is constant Power supply in those countries.

Corruption is not an excuse. Corruption is sin and man would forever be sinful.

In the midst of corruption, Nations are enjoying constant power supply.

I understand that the devolution of power bill would soon be signed into law. That would be a game changer.

Each State should Generate and Distribute their own Electricity. Then the citizens of each State would kick out any Politician that cannot generate the needed electricity where the funds are readily available.

The reliance on Abuja to provide electricity for the 36 states have been a colossal mistake. It did work for Obasanjo, Jonathan, Buhari.

So a new approach is needed to solve this issue. Power must be given to states to generate and distribute their own Electricity.

Texas does not wait for the White House to generate electricity for her citizens.

Volta region does not wait for Jubilee House in Accra to generate electricity for her citizens.

Lagos, Sokoto , Enugu and Delta State should not wait for Aso Rock to provide electricity for them. That is a failed concept.

longetivity:
This and many other positive things is why JAGABAN of Africa is running for the number one position in the country.

#BAT23

Cognitivereason:


the bolded is where you are wrong ..building refineries will never make them cheap only readily available and save forex

inshort .they were never meant to be cheap..their prices only reflect with the market price of crude oil

the second bolded..it various state governors that are straggling the LGAs.. they all have individual autonomy but the state wont give them what is due to them..

third
isnt ranching the same as the RUGA buhari wanted to start.. can you explain the difference..
we have issue of farmer herdsmen clash..the government proposed ranching which translate to RUGA in hausa..everyone opposed it..so what do we want then?

ufotunang:
...it's better to build refinery so that nigeria can produce and refine the fuel, disel, kersosene locally here in nigeria.... what is causing the high costs of fuel, disel ,kerosene is importing the fuel, disel ,kerosene..with dollars... dollars is used to buy those items..which is 600 naira per dollar to import those items.. which makes the fuel disel kerosene to be very expensive...but if it's produced and refined here in nigeria...there is no need of importing the product again and the high landing costs of importing the fuel and those items.. which will be cheap and affordable for Nigerians to afford to buy...is it not a shame that Nigeria world largest producer of crude oil is importing fuel..and we call Nigeria giant of Africa importing fuel.. nawaoooo

Cognitivereason:


read what you quoted again and understand.. except you want to subsidize the refineries. it wont go down in price significantly maybe N50 difference saved as we wont be paying shipping cost..in summary that is really it..the price must tally with the the crude oil price as well as the exchange rate.

at this point we do not need another refinery.
dangote has 650,000bpd which is enough for the country for now. what we need is to rehabilitate the government owned refinery which has a combined capacity of 445,000bpd.. this combined with dangote will ensure we do not import another drop of fuel for another 30 years

ufotunang:
... even the government owned refinery the federal government is not serious in rehabilitating , repairing and upgrading the refineries... and dangote refinery is taking years for it to start operation ...he said he is looking for 300 billion naira to complete the construction of the refinery inoder for the refinery to start to work

Subsea:
Peter Obi of Labour Party is simply the best candidate and the man Nigeria needs desperately come 2023 presidential election. He outlined the issues that has bedevilled the country over the years proffering solutions to change the narrative once and for all. Peter Obi said:

1. I can’t sleep because I know what to do! I have gone round the 36 States of the country like I have gone round 31 countries of the world, I know the problems of Nigeria and I know I can fix them easily! Because I can see them, I can fix them!

2. Hunger takes people to the streets! Job and food will obviously take them out of crimes! That’s my specialty, creating jobs and wealth!

3. I have not come out for myself! I have come out for the millions of youths that are losing hope in our beloved country!
I have come out for the millions of women who are afraid of tomorrow and what it holds for them and their children! I have come out for the poor who are asking weather it’s a sin to be a Nigerian! For them, I have come!

4. For people who are asking if Peter Obi has ‘structure’, what structure is bigger and stronger than the collective will of the masses on whose necks the knees of the politicians have been? What structure is greater than the determination of a people who have at last decided to take back their country, their only country?

5. The battle for the rescue of the soul of Nigeria has just begun and we must all be contributive and participative in it.

6. Yes, we may not have the money to share because we didn’t steal any. We have not come to enslave but to serve.

7. Have you imagined somebody giving you money to help you? Bribing you to go and serve you? It’s wisdom to go for a permanent solution than a temporary remedy!

8. This battle is to help Nigerian youths, Market women, struggling families, students, teachers, famers, old and poor, whose helpless looking faces I see everywhere I go. It’s for these people that l, Peter Obi, have come! However, like a drowning man, they must bring out their hands to be saved!

9. In this battle, if you can’t fly, run! If you can’t run, walk! If you can’t walk, crawl! If you can’t crawl, roll! If you can’t roll, shout! By all means we must be on the move and we must be heard!

10. These people are more than 50 million of the Nigerian voting adults. They have the power. Their destiny is in their hands so they can change it. If they will it, they will win it!

11. Remember, the man with energy will always be at the mercy of the man with strategy based on synergy. With God on our side, we shall not fail and we shall not fall! May God help us!
God bless Nigeria!

12. I will rather lose doing the right thing than win doing the wrong thing.

13. Nigeria must move beyond oil; we must move from Consumption to Production nation.

Cognitivereason:


there are 3 government refineries in ph, warri and kaduna

ph being the biggest of them all with a capacity of 210,000bpd is under full rehabilitation as we speak at a cost of 1.5bn USD.. goggle is ur friend.the original builders of the refinery are the ones handling the project.

u cannot accuse dangote ..he started that project in 2016 and I trust that he had full budget and enough financial backing to have completed it before 2021..he probably didnt foresee covid 19, russia and ukriane palava plus the exponential devaluation of naira....if e easy go am

at least he has completed the fertilizer plant..and there was never a day they stopped building the refinery..slow and steady he will complete it with or without any one's help.. The 300 billion is probably to quicken the construction to finish next year

longetivity:
This and many other positive things is why JAGABAN of Africa is running for the number one position in the country.

#BAT23

ModCaller:
This OP sounds like an emotional teenager.