Forwetinnah:
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Thank you!! I don't see why people are bashing her left right and center? What was Adichie expecting?!! Yeye dey smell!! I'm sure people like Wole Soyinka reached out to her to support boooooohari, after selling her conscience she dey come tell us plenty tori. Na now she remember how her family been dey whisper and how dem no fit buy milk. Shiiiooooorrr!!

Did she support buhari's campaign?

DonCortino:


Did she support buhari's campaign?

Question?!!!

shamecurls:
The literature is quite informative but glaring that it's basis is about still winning audience as the Author's profession demands. It has failed to broaden, counter and profer solutions to her highlights like an economist would have done.

It's just about pain and gain, Buhari's policies re on track though I might disagree with some which is based on personal analysis judgement. Buhari is simply breaking bends that with flex our economy.

Don't get it wrong. Buhari's policies have veered off track long ago.

For a developing country like Nigeria to break the bounds and become a developed country, we need to have a thriving economy. We need to be able to attract foreign investors. People that have money and are willing to do business here. Like it or not, if you have a viable product in this country, with our population, you will sell and your brand will grow. Nigeria is supposed to be a fertile market.

This administration has by action or inaction eroded the confidence of these foreign investors. People are no longer sure that investing in this country is a good idea.

I'm not a fan of the past government but at least on paper, Nigeria was the fastest growing economy in Africa at a time. It is that kind of reputation that gives you people to come invest.

Our so called messiah has come and killed everything and I blame people like Ms Adichie for our current predicament. If you knew what happened the last time and you readily supported him this time, your logic is flawed.

I believe it was clear for everyone to see that this man had nothing to offer. We just wanted to boot out the past administration because we believed it couldn't get worse. What a shocker.

Now the same people are banking on 2019. Do you think that this administration hasn't learnt from the last one? Think.. If it were you, will you allow us to have free and fair elections when you know the masses will vote you out? If this president is still in good health by then, expect a second term. At least that would not be the first time he will break a 'campaign promise'

Angelsss:
this is why Africa would never go forward...sycophancy has taken over us...
It was still this Adichie woman that praised Bihari last year when he won the election, saying GEJ Regime had failed her and everything crappy about GEJ ...
She's now speaking against Because her tribes people are being killed....

let's stop this behavior and stand for the truth...we need writers like her and Soyinka to preach to Nigerians to see the light... what has Adichie done to effect moral and social development? apart from loaning us extremism of feminist ideas?

what the Fulani' herdsmen are doing is so wrong... but what did you expect when you supported a fanatic?

GEJ's government failed and Buhari's government is failing. It is ok to criticise both when they do wrong and support them when they do right. That is what constructive criticism is about. You supported a govt. regime does not stop you from equally criticising them if they are wrong.

LordVarys:
Let the zombies attack Adichie now, probably the most respected Nigerian voice in Western intellectual circles. She's Igbo so I can forsee the insults from the bigots already.
Cc lalasticlala

.
She is not the most respected.
Ben Okri is there above her.
And of course, the great Lion of Negritude, first black Nobel Prize winner in Literature, Prof. Wole Soyinka is still the most respected.


Chimamanda has raised her issues against the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.
But as much as her points are good, I can see that she is still one of the elites of the hypocritical ruling class who only feel threatened when government policies affect their elitist lifestyles. Their indulgence in imported foreign goods.

She has a young nanny who should be going to school and not babysitting for Madam Chimamanda.
The nanny is from a poor family and the best Madam Chimamanda can do is use the underprivileged girl as housemaid instead of sponsoring her schooling for a good education.
Child abuse is a crime.

Madam Chimamanda knows how to criticize, but what has she done to help her community and country?
Is employing a poor Igbo girl as housemaid her own own contribution to national development?

I am also a writer and Founder and Executive Director of Girls United Together for Success (GUTS) project for the promotion of education, protection and welfare of underprivileged girl in Nigeria, endorsed by UNICEF.
I want to discover and help to produce more Chimamandas and not nannies.

Lol, reformed zombie woman.

d33types:

You didn't read the article, else you wouldn't have spewed such venom.
The issue at hand is not Buhari vs GEJ. Simply put she believed Buhari was the savior but unfortunately he failed to live up to expectations and faltered in key areas. For example there was no really for delay of appointment of ministers.

Spot on. Some people here are either blinded by tribalism, bigotry or political affiliation. Or just plain dumb. Drop this Gej V Buhari nonsense. Jonathan was an abysmal failure . FACT. Buhari had an opportunity to turn things around but he doesn't seem to even have a plan let alone know how to implement it. This government was taken over ages ago and Buhari is helpless and inept. He has squandered the goodwill of Nigerians which he sorely needed to steer this country through these difficult times. Adichie called it like it is.

shamecurls:
The literature is quite informative but glaring that it's basis is about still winning audience as the Author's profession demands. It has failed to broaden, counter and profer solutions to her highlights like an economist would have done.

It's just about pain and gain, Buhari's policies re on track though I might disagree with some which is based on personal analysis judgement. Buhari is simply breaking bends that with flex our economy.

Buhari's policies are on track sorry to say this but you have zero knowledge of economics.

GoldCircle:
Oh how the tables have turned. Just about 18 months ago, it was all about Jonathan being called an 'ineffectual Buffon'.

The APC should stew in their own vomit. Their brand of politics is being served graciously to them.

Buhari demystified. Who is the buffon now? Am sure GEJ will be in his Otupe home, legs on the table laughing himself to madness whenever a new headline pops up.

Adichie please keep quite you did not know anything about polities so stay away from it and stop loading us with trash polities is not PURPLE HARBISCUS


You belong to the kitchen and other room ;DAdichie please keep quite you did not know anything about polities so stay away from it and stop loading us with trash polities is not PURPLE HARBISCUS


You belong to the kitchen and other room

I think Nigeria's larger tragedy is a very selfish elite, a highly pliable and restless citizenry and a seriously decadent political class. There are very few critics, especially the type that enjoy goodwill from a critical mass who detach tone and temperament whilst offering their opinions on an unpopular subject. So, somehow you will always find "social critics" aligning with popular opinions or causes. And this here is another example, we see it nearly every week, the likes of Pat Utomi, Dele Momodu (a well known flake) and his ilk. Not a lot of this group can distinguish between shaping public opinion and rehashing public sentiments. This is why I say Nigeria is full of Selfists!. These guys think first about their "brand" and constituency rather than broadening the space of thought and daring to offer an unpopular hypothesis. It beats me how Chimamanda will show up with her letters and propagate anecdotes, false impressions and contrived grievances as though they were hard facts. She vainly tries to contrive balance in her faulty analysis, but her skewed point is made. If you are reading this Ms,Adichie ask yourself if it is really true that the anti-corruption war is willfully only targeting opposition? Ask yourself if judges were "harassed and intimidated" like you say. There is a clear difference between explaining and complaining, try if you can to estimate the larger damage politically driven economic sabotage has cost the country and juxtapose that with the wrong perception of flawed economic policy. You do not become a great social critic simply rehashing opinions - because for the most part opinions are NOT facts! I am older than you are - so I also lived during Buhari's short first term in office. The picture you paint of generalised brutality is not one I can remember. You probably read this from the economist and have presented it here as fact. Nigerian armed forces are generally poorly trained - brutality is their badge and it wasn't less or more under Buhari.

Whilst it is true that Buhari has made some mistakes, configuring his cabinet late being the most obvious - it is disingenuous to isolate commentary into a shallow, narrow tube of cause and effect. The Buhari regime has met really difficult times in which the country has NO EASY choices to make. This is why "explaining" NOT complaining has become important. The persons responsible for the lingering rot are uncomfortable with their history and the looming realisation that they WILL pay for it. They have raised the decibel of deflection - mainstreaming the argument about complaining and the likes of Momodu, Adichie and Utomis of this world continue to egg them on. They hunt for likes on social media and constantly want to bask in critical self congratulation. They offer obfuscated analysis and think they can get away with it simply because they are singing the popular chorus. We need to configure a space for wider societal debate about Nigeria. Social media has become a serious threat to critical analysis and democracy as a whole. Even accomplished persons have been seduced by its false "neighbourhood effect". This piece may have been written for terrestrial media but the author no doubt knew it would have a bigger impact on social media.


Whilst Chimamanda writes beautifully when it comes to social commentary she does not write truthfully! Maybe she learn a thing or two from the likes of Sonala Olumhense and Okey Ndibe

Emmahunk:
Writers, actors and actresses are fast becoming politicians dabbling into an area they know little or nothing about.
Chimamanda is a lady I love and respect so much so I will hold my peace. However, governance is far beyond what many think.
If PMB must get it right, he must go the way he is going right now. It's difficult we all know but a guaranteed future can never be possible without the sacrifices of today.

I'm all for making sacrifices for a better future but if you think Buhar's policies are on track then you also know nothing about economics.

OkoNDOoBo:

How dare u pair her name with wole soyinka,even her ancestor name achebe is behind him
Wole don't need to convince anybody again, he has won the highest honour in literature.
Was jailed because of useless Biafra war.
He is a strong critics of govt,he was in Aso Rock Months ago to hold a one on One meeting with the president.
what Else do you want from him

My Friend sharap ,soyinka has lost his relevance ,for his support for this senseless government, all because his child is an Apc member .
N mind u he is no Where near achebe
Achebe won more laurels n awards than him
Was more respected an regarded as a literary icon ,all over the world .
That soyinka won the Nobel price that "year" dosent mean he is better than Achebe of blessed memory.
Imagine some one saying Victor ipeba(who won the award of the african footballer of the year ) was a better player than Jay Jay okocha who never won the award.

is high tym ppl spoke d truth

Orikinla:
.
She is not the most respected.
Ben Okri is there above her.
And of course, the great Lion of Negritude, first black Nobel Prize winner in Literature, Prof. Wole Soyinka is still the most respected.


Chimamanda has raised her issues against the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.
But as much as her points are good, I can see that she is still one of the elites of the hypocritical ruling class who only feel threatened when government policies affect their elitist lifestyles. Their indulgence in imported foreign goods.

She has a young nanny who should be going to school and not babysitting for Madam Chimamanda.
The nanny is from a poor family and the best Madam Chimamanda can do is use the underprivileged girl as housemaid instead of sponsoring her schooling for a good education.
Child abuse is a crime.

Madam Chimamanda knows how to criticize, but what has she done to help her community and country?
Is employing a poor Igbo girl as housemaid her own own contribution to national development?

I am also a writer and Founder and Executive Director of Girls United Together for Success (GUTS) project for the promotion of education, protection and welfare of underprivileged girl in Nigeria, endorsed by UNICEF.
I want to discover and help to produce more Chimamandas and not nannies.

So many assumptions in your write up. How do you know the nanny is not in school

This lady and many others speak as if the economic problem on ground was the making of mr Buhari. How shallow their thinking is, even with all the they claim to know. This government may be a little bit slow, but I think the rot of over 50 years will only be overcomed if institutions are strenthened. This definitely cannot be achieved within one year.

You are a bloody liar, you this shameless Biafran. Many people that witnessed Buhari military regime in the eighties are still very much alive. Buhari then rescued Nigeria from the hand of corrupt politicians then and placed us in the path of a stable economy. One naira was equal to one US dollars then. In fact it was because of what he did then that made him win this election against a desperate incumbent Jonathan.

kyrios:
am sure you didn't read the article

Don't mind this person. The power to critically analyze written work like is not there at all. No thanks to FACEBOOK and the likes.

kyrios:
am sure you didn't read the article

Am 100% sure he read the article, if not he wouldn't have made such references.

PierreSizzl:


Don't get it wrong. Buhari's policies have veered off track long ago.

For a developing country like Nigeria to break the bounds and become a developed country, we need to have a thriving economy. We need to be able to attract foreign investors. People that have money and are willing to do business here. Like it or not, if you have a viable product in this country, with our population, you will sell and your brand will grow. Nigeria is supposed to be a fertile market.

This administration has by action or inaction eroded the confidence of these foreign investors. People are no longer sure that investing in this country is a good idea.

I'm not a fan of the past government but at least on paper, Nigeria was the fastest growing economy in Africa at a time. It is that kind of reputation that gives you people to come invest.

Our so called messiah has come and killed everything and I blame people like Ms Adichie for our current predicament. If you knew what happened the last time and you readily supported him this time, your logic is flawed.

I believe it was clear for everyone to see that this man had nothing to offer. We just wanted to boot out the past administration because we believed it couldn't get worse. What a shocker.

Now the same people are banking on 2019. Do you think that this administration hasn't learnt from the last one? Think.. If it were you, will you allow us to have free and fair elections when you know the masses will vote you out? If this president is still in good health by then, expect a second term. At least that would not be the first time he will break a 'campaign promise'

Mate: the concept of attracting foreign investment is true but largely misunderstood. The ONLY area Nigeria has attracted foreign investment in the past has been in Oil and gas. In truth the foreign investment in this sector has continued largely unfettered. Nigeria; because of a deeply depressed socio-economic configuration, of high corruption, poor education and insecurity has NEVER been a strong foreign investment destination. It is only academic, textbook economic pushers that have continued to push the arguments about attracting foreign investment in such a negative socio-economic climate. The government has configured probably the most ambitious plan for a broad based improvement of infrastructure and security. This in my opinion is what general investment (foreign and local) will thrive on. I think those of us who wish to make an economic argument must do so within the parametres of the budget and its faithful implementation. We have attracted foreign investment in a one dimensional manner for too long. We need investors that make a direct interface with the Nigerian population. The type that build factories and allied social services. This will only get to happen where the security, and the lawful framework of the country has improved. I believe this government has progress in that direction. This endless chorus of despair is unhelpful and very likely contrived by politics. We need a proper discussion about the best plans and ideas, this is not about the next election, it is more about a new direction!

Nationalist2016:
I think Nigeria's larger tragedy is a very selfish elite, a highly pliable and restless citizenry and a seriously decadent political class. There are very few critics, especially the type that enjoy goodwill from a critical mass who detach tone and temperament whilst offering their opinions on an unpopular subject. So, somehow you will always find "social critics" aligning with popular opinions or causes. And this here is another example, we see it nearly every week, the likes of Pat Utomi, Dele Momodu (a well known flake) and his ilk. Not a lot of this group can distinguish between shaping public opinion and rehashing public sentiments. This is why I say Nigeria is full of Selfists!. These guys think first about their "brand" and constituency rather than broadening the space of thought and daring to offer an unpopular hypothesis. It beats me how Chimamanda will show up with her letters and propagate anecdotes, false impressions and contrived grievances as though they were hard facts. She vainly tries to contrive balance in her faulty analysis, but her skewed point is made. If you are reading this Ms,Adichie ask yourself if it is really true that the anti-corruption war is willfully only targeting opposition? Ask yourself if judges were "harassed and intimidated" like you say. There is a clear difference between explaining and complaining, try if you can to estimate the larger damage politically driven economic sabotage has cost the country and juxtapose that with the wrong perception of flawed economic policy. You do not become a great social critic simply rehashing opinions - because for the most part opinions are NOT facts! I am older than you are - so I also lived during Buhari's short first term in office. The picture you paint of generalised brutality is not one I can remember. You probably read this from the economist and have presented it here as fact. Nigerian armed forces are generally poorly trained - brutality is their badge and it wasn't less or more under Buhari.

Whilst it is true that Buhari has made some mistakes, configuring his cabinet late being the most obvious - it is disingenuous to isolate commentary into a shallow, narrow tube of cause and effect. The Buhari regime has met really difficult times in which the country has NO EASY choices to make. This is why "explaining" NOT complaining has become important. The persons responsible for the lingering rot are uncomfortable with their history and the looming realisation that they WILL pay for it. They have raised the decibel of deflection - mainstreaming the argument about complaining and the likes of Momodu, Adichie and Utomis of this world continue to egg them on. They hunt for likes on social media and constantly want to bask in critical self congratulation. They offer obfuscated analysis and think they can get away with it simply because they are singing the popular chorus. We need to configure a space for wider societal debate about Nigeria. Social media has become a serious threat to critical analysis and democracy as a whole. Even accomplished persons have been seduced by its false "neighbourhood effect". This piece may have been written for terrestrial media but the author no doubt knew it would have a bigger impact on social media.


Whilst Chimamanda writes beautifully when it comes to social commentary she does not write truthfully! Maybe she learn a thing or two from the likes of Sonala Olumhense and Okey Ndibe

From Your piece it is clear you are a core buharist .
Or how can anyone say this government's war on corruption is not one sided n selective ,how can u argue that the law enforcers are not disobeying the rule of law day by day under this government's watch .
While it is true that economic sabotage n corruption are responsible for this poor economic situation ,the government's policies have been more destructive and was "the last straw that broke the camel 's back ".
Thank you and Happy reccesion!

Doug07034780891:
Chimamanda for daring to be apt about the illiterate Bubu then get ready for your arrest once you step into Nigeria.

All your accounts will be frozen and EFCC will trace some loots to your bank accounts. Then DSS will break into that your big house at the dead of the night.

You are in trouble..see you in the other room!

She is not scared because a clear conscience fears no accusation. She is a reputable woman. She can't be cajoled. She said nothing but the truth.

Angelsss:
this is why Africa would never go forward...sycophancy has taken over us...
It was still this Adichie woman that praised Bihari last year when he won the election, saying GEJ Regime had failed her and everything crappy about GEJ ...
She's now speaking against Because her tribes people are being killed....

let's stop this behavior and stand for the truth...we need writers like her and Soyinka to preach to Nigerians to see the light... what has Adichie done to effect moral and social development? apart from loaning us extremism of feminist ideas?

what the Fulani' herdsmen are doing is so wrong... but what did you expect when you supported a fanatic?

She said it at the beginning of the post. That she supported the administration thinking or hoping it will deliver.

caracas:

My Friend sharap ,soyinka has lost his relevance ,for his support for this senseless government, all because his child is an Apc member .
N mind u he is no Where near achebe
Achebe won more laurels n awards than him
Was more respected an regarded as a literary icon ,all over the world .
That soyinka won the Nobel price that "year" dosent mean he is better than Achebe of blessed memory.
Imagine some one saying Victor ipeba(who won the award of the african footballer of the year ) was a better player than Jay Jay okocha who never won the award.

Stop blabbing noble laureate is the highest award for a scholar in literature english.
African best is not the highest award in football.

Samuel Eto (cameroun)won africa best player
George weah (liberia) won world best player

George weah is listed and rated anyday anytime above samuel eto among the best players in the world in fifa Rankings

Spot the difference.


Even in olympics if a country wins 200 silvers and 100 bronzes it will still be rated behind a country with just a Gold medal.
To hell with achebes street awards. He is not recognised in the world .


A noble laureate award (Gold) in literature is better than thousands of street awards(silvers and bronze)



Achebe was always behind soyinka in world rankings for best writer literature in English before his death.


So shall it be till enternity

She has spoken well.

smartograpy:
Adichie please keep quite you did not know anything about polities so stay away from it and stop loading us with trash polities is not PURPLE HARBISCUS


You belong to the kitchen and other room ;DAdichie please keep quite you did not know anything about polities so stay away from it and stop loading us with trash polities is not PURPLE HARBISCUS


You belong to the kitchen and other room

Chai ,If i were ur father i would sue the english teachers of the schools i sent you to .

Nationalist2016:
I think Nigeria's larger tragedy is a very selfish elite, a highly pliable and restless citizenry and a seriously decadent political class. There are very few critics, especially the type that enjoy goodwill from a critical mass who detach tone and temperament whilst offering their opinions on an unpopular subject. So, somehow you will always find "social critics" aligning with popular opinions or causes. And this here is another example, we see it nearly every week, the likes of Pat Utomi, Dele Momodu (a well known flake) and his ilk. Not a lot of this group can distinguish between shaping public opinion and rehashing public sentiments. This is why I say Nigeria is full of Selfists!. These guys think first about their "brand" and constituency rather than broadening the space of thought and daring to offer an unpopular hypothesis. It beats me how Chimamanda will show up with her letters and propagate anecdotes, false impressions and contrived grievances as though they were hard facts. She vainly tries to contrive balance in her faulty analysis, but her skewed point is made. If you are reading this Ms,Adichie ask yourself if it is really true that the anti-corruption war is willfully only targeting opposition? Ask yourself if judges were "harassed and intimidated" like you say. There is a clear difference between explaining and complaining, try if you can to estimate the larger damage politically driven economic sabotage has cost the country and juxtapose that with the wrong perception of flawed economic policy. You do not become a great social critic simply rehashing opinions - because for the most part opinions are NOT facts! I am older than you are - so I also lived during Buhari's short first term in office. The picture you paint of generalised brutality is not one I can remember. You probably read this from the economist and have presented it here as fact. Nigerian armed forces are generally poorly trained - brutality is their badge and it wasn't less or more under Buhari.

Whilst it is true that Buhari has made some mistakes, configuring his cabinet late being the most obvious - it is disingenuous to isolate commentary into a shallow, narrow tube of cause and effect. The Buhari regime has met really difficult times in which the country has NO EASY choices to make. This is why "explaining" NOT complaining has become important. The persons responsible for the lingering rot are uncomfortable with their history and the looming realisation that they WILL pay for it. They have raised the decibel of deflection - mainstreaming the argument about complaining and the likes of Momodu, Adichie and Utomis of this world continue to egg them on. They hunt for likes on social media and constantly want to bask in critical self congratulation. They offer obfuscated analysis and think they can get away with it simply because they are singing the popular chorus. We need to configure a space for wider societal debate about Nigeria. Social media has become a serious threat to critical analysis and democracy as a whole. Even accomplished persons have been seduced by its false "neighbourhood effect". This piece may have been written for terrestrial media but the author no doubt knew it would have a bigger impact on social media.


Whilst Chimamanda writes beautifully when it comes to social commentary she does not write truthfully! Maybe she learn a thing or two from the likes of Sonala Olumhense and Okey Ndibe

You my kind sir are a hero.

This ruling class has seen the effect of social media on our youths and are using it to their own advantage. They have seen that it is a form of getting into the minds of our young ones so they take full advantage of it.

What easier way to campaign than to make your narrative trend on social media, get a lot of people to read it and run with it and use it as a base for forming their own opinions. By so doing, you implant what you want them to think deep in their psyche without them even knowing it.

And because we have an unsuspecting populace, this method works wonders.

I agree sir that this social media is a very serious threat to our democracy.

caracas:

Chai ,If i were ur father i would sue the english teachers of the schools i sent you to .

Can you please point out the grammatical errors that are in my post?and if you cant it means you are trying to get my attention ...............am waiting patiently for the errors

epic article, Hope buhari is reading.

Throwing the baby along with the bathwater?

Angelsss:
this is why Africa would never go forward...sycophancy has taken over us...
It was still this Adichie woman that praised Bihari last year when he won the election, saying GEJ Regime had failed her and everything crappy about GEJ ...
She's now speaking against Because her tribes people are being killed....

let's stop this behavior and stand for the truth...we need writers like her and Soyinka to preach to Nigerians to see the light... what has Adichie done to effect moral and social development? apart from loaning us extremism of feminist ideas?

what the Fulani' herdsmen are doing is so wrong... but what did you expect when you supported a fanatic?

Nationalist2016:


Mate: the concept of attracting foreign investment is true but largely misunderstood. The ONLY area Nigeria has attracted foreign investment in the past has been in Oil and gas. In truth the foreign investment in this sector has continued largely unfettered. Nigeria; because of a deeply depressed socio-economic configuration, of high corruption, poor education and insecurity has NEVER been a strong foreign investment destination. It is only academic, textbook economic pushers that have continued to push the arguments about attracting foreign investment in such a negative socio-economic climate. The government has configured probably the most ambitious plan for a broad based improvement of infrastructure and security. This in my opinion is what general investment (foreign and local) will thrive on. I think those of us who wish to make an economic argument must do so within the parametres of the budget and its faithful implementation. We have attracted foreign investment in a one dimensional manner for too long. We need investors that make a direct interface with the Nigerian population. The type that build factories and allied social services. This will only get to happen where the security, and the lawful framework of the country has improved. I believe this government has progress in that direction. This endless chorus of despair is unhelpful and very likely contrived by politics. We need a proper discussion about the best plans and ideas, this is not about the next election, it is more about a new direction!

Fair point. But I'm sure you would agree with me that the oil we have isn't really helping as far as long term growth is concerned.

Lets use the automobile industry as an example. Licenses were awarded to companies in 2014 to assemble cars in Nigeria and that was the last we heard of it. We agree that because of the economic downturn, there is less spending power, yet the government buys expensive luxurious brands when we have cheaper Nigerian ones.

We all know of the popular innoson brand. If the government was serious about developing the automotive industry, mandate all official cars to be bought from one of these Nigerian companies. This will create market for them,and even force them to up their standard, in turn making them better.

You can assist them by making their costs cheaper, since most of them are in the east, create a sea port there. Create good roads between the port and their factories. Give assistance for importation of their raw materials. Do all of this and watch them grow.

I know we buy a lot of cars in this country so there's a viable market for them. From here, the brand can grow and even begin to export.

Unfortunately for us, we cannot separate economics from government. A step in good governance is a step in the correct direction. Truth is what I expected from this government is to create accountability in government. Public office holders are to be held accountable for their spending. If your family's budget overshoots , you don't go borrowing as the solution. You cut down on your ostentatious costs. This government should trim the needless spending, instead of incurring more debt.

Has this woman eve said something nice about her country. As far as I am concerned, she ca take a sniff on my balls for all i care.