Nctrice:
lol! If you like go back and do you PhD in France na you sabi! I sorry for your career

berem:
ok

dlox147:
trying so hard to sound intelligent.ok i'm impressed , but was the above your initial question?

going by your analogy if you have over 40 million names registered in the car licensing data base will that corroborate her stats or not?

torkaka:


[b] . . . . . . . . .instead of wagging your tail between your legs and humbling yourself with silence, you still choose to joust with me?? . . . . . . .now listen, the number of cars on Nigerian roads can in no way be used as a measure to ascertain the number of Nigerians that can afford cars, rather it's the per-capita income of Nigerians that can tell you how many can or cannot afford cars!!!! . . . . . . . . . .I know you are not so smart so let me trim it down for you, not every body with a car can afford a car, and not everybody without a car "can't" afford a car . . . . . . . . . .lesson 1: Mr. Okoro earns NGN20,000.00 a month, while Mr. Uche earns NGN150,000.00 a month, Mr. Okoro has a Toyota camry 2002 car which he bought for NGN600,000.00 after saving for 5 years, the maintenance cost of the car is NGN25,000.00 a month (including fuelling); Mr. Uche on the other does not have a car . . . . . . .the question to lesson 1: whom amongst the two can afford a car . . . . . . . . . .which ever way you answer will tell you how STU.PID you are


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[size=14pt]TEAM GOODLUCK JONATHAN 2015, FOR OTOUKE LOCAL GOVERNMENT CHAIRMAN.[/size] [/b]

dlox147:
what is your point?..hope you saw this while reading the OP 'The federal government says it has done so well that[b] in the last three years 40 million Nigerians are comfortable enough to own cars[/b]' so please go straight to the point instead all i see here is bla bla bla bla...

. . . . . . . . .homie, what's the average Nigerian per capita income that was mentioned? . . . . . . . . . . . . .I see you have come a long way, from recommending the GEJ upgraded schools for me, to pointing out registered cars, to now bla bla bla . . . . simply because I tongue whipped you . . . . . .my advice to you, before you try to joust with someone, firstly gauge the person's mental capacity to see if he/she is on the same plane with you, else you will always end up being tongue whipped . . . . . . . . .last word: I seriously recommend you take advantage of your saviour "Mr. Ebele's" so called improved schools to upgrade on your deficiencies!!!!



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[size=14pt]TEAM GOODLUCK JONATHAN 2015, FOR OTOUKE LOCAL GOVERNMENT CHAIRMAN.[/size]

dlox147:
Abuja, BY NSE ANTHONY-UKO
— Nov 5, 2014 | 2 Comments
The federal government says it has done so well that in the last three years 40 million Nigerians are comfortable enough to own cars.

Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala made this disclosure yesterday in Abuja. According to her, “the improvement in the economic situation of Nigerians based on concrete steps has led to a situation where about 40 million Nigerians are comfortable to have cars.”

She then argued that if the tempo at which the country is performing is sustained in the nearest future, Nigeria will become one of the biggest 20 economies in the world.

The finance minister also disclosed that the federal government has so far mobilized over N2.4 trillion from external sources in the last three years to execute key projects.

The monies, according to the minister, were sourced from multilateral agencies with long gestation repayment period and zero percent interest charges.

She spoke on yesterday in Abuja at the Presidential Public Affairs Forum organised by the Office of the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Public Affairs where she emphasized that government is determined to be very prudent in the area of expenditure finance and has chosen to keep borrowing to a tolerable limit while concerted effort will be made to broaden sources of revenue outside of oil.

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala also stated that the Goodluck Jonathan administration has reformed the import waiver system but emphasized that the policy was selective.

She said prior to the advent of Jonathan as president, the import waiver system was characterized by sharp practices. According to her, “before President Jonathan came on board, the import waiver system was bad. They were either issued arbitrarily, were lopsided and not good for any economic environment.”

She added that three years ago, when she came on board as minister the first issue the president put before the first meeting of the National Economic Management team was the import waiver which he felt was selective, lopsided and led to the midnight visits. “We are happy to announce that the policy has since been reversed and the import waiver system reformed.”

She stated that the reform of the waiver system was not the only significant achievement of the Federal Government under President Jonathan. She noted that another key indicator of the positive transformation in the economy was the rebasing of Nigeria’s economy, which she said has come after just three years of the present administration.

According to her the positive transformation agenda as championed by the administration has led local and international investors to find the business environment in Nigeria healthy thereby leading into massive investments as exemplified by the likes of Alhaji Aliko Dangote whom she said has invested $16 billion.

She also disclosed that housing refinancing has also been put in place and many Nigerians have already benefitted from it with more to key into it in the near future where young Nigerians will be able to owe houses with payment spread across 20 years.


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dlox147:
all this people wey go scool during BUHARI tenure..abeg you no REGISTER ur 'CAR' when you buy am??!!! GEJ don improve the school system now abeg go enroll..seriously e go help you

dlox147:
its not your fault that you cannot comprehend the content of this article, you went to school when BUHARI was the president of naija..but not to worry you can attend one of the Adult institutions available now..

Ferdinandu:
Lies from the pit of hell.How can 40million Nigerians afford car when the population of Nigerians is about 170million of which about 90million of that are either Children of under 18 or under 25 but still a Student or dependent due to one factor or the other. This statistics means for every 2 adults human being in Nigeria 1 can afford a car.Me and you knows that for u to be able to afford a car in Nigeria means that you are living comfortably or in most cases you are termed as being rich.I used to respect this woman because of her accomplishments but it is obvious that she is a typical Nigeria Politician who knows nothing about the people he is ruling but only knows how to loot Nigerian Treasure and only thinking of how to lie to the people to cover up the deficiencies.Liars, Deceptors ,Cheats,Rogues,Criminals that is what all Nigerian Politicians are.

torkaka:
These kids be like, excuse me ma'am; where are you getting your stats from





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[size=14pt]TEAM GOODLUCK JONATHAN 2015, FOR OTOUKE LOCAL GOVERNMENT CHAIRMAN.[/size]

dlox147:
trying so hard to sound intelligent.ok i'm impressed , but was the above your initial question?

going by your analogy if you have over 40 million names registered in the car licensing data base will that corroborate her stats or not?