kenflavor, did u just add Segun Arinze to make up the list? If having big, bulging eyes is your own definition of being handsome, then I refuse to be a part of this discussion again

Bibi, the simple fact is that Nigeria currently lacks the infrastructure to support global business outsourcing. What we thus should really concentrate on is how to develop our infrastructural backbone - telecommunications, electricity, ICT etc. Cheap labour, which is an essential element of outsourcing already exists in abundance in Nigeria. If we are able to raise the level of our infrastructural development, it is only a matter of time before global companies start considering Nigeria as a potential  outsourcing target.

Very nice discussion here.

Klex, you seem to be missing the point of what Kay is saying. This should be a collective thing to be done by all of us, not something you'll say that Kay alone should go and start doing the research or feasibility studies on. After all, we are all in the situation together.

Why I may not agree with the modus operandi he opined, I still want to believe in the idea in its most simple and basic form ie. building refineries it gives us the chance to grab control of local oil prices out government hands.

Klex, if you don't believe that the ideas being championed by Omo Alhaja and Kay will work, why don't you come up with your own ideas and try and sell it to us on this forum. Ideas, like kay opined, move the world. The idea you submit on this forum might just be what may help us solve this fuel imbroglio.

Don't sit back and just pick holes in the argument of others. Come up with your own solutions too.