jossytech:
this got my rib cracked A1 in Islamic studies. Chief imam federal republic of Nigeria

Jaqenhghar:
I have never heard where infrastructure increased GDP in my life. The way it happens is
1. You build the capavity of your people.
2. The people create wealth and
3. Build infrastructure

ORIENTATION101:
lots of ongoing projects which completion has been the sheduled for last quarter of the and early quarter of next year.

Jaqenhghar:
I have never heard where infrastructure increased GDP in my life. The way it happens is
1. You build the capavity of your people.
2. The people create wealth and
3. Build infrastructure

EternalTruths:



Watch the Men Who Built America if you truly seek answer to your question.


Start with the people first by giving them Technical Education and Finance in order to enable them build the wealth that will empower them to build quality infrastructures.


No Govt can build all the infrastructures needed by a society without the input of the people.

amaniro:
When I say Okonji you say Iweala

SoNature:


Your Number 3 contradicts your assertion

Infrastructure improves GDP, oga

If we have basic amenities, many people wouldn't be looking for jobs

Do you know the number of people who have closed shops and are now looking for jobs because we don't have steady power?

There's nothing wrong with a government borrowing to bridge the gap of infrastructure deficit

But any government that wants to borrow must spend the money judiciously and must have a repayment plan

Jaqenhghar:
I have never heard where infrastructure increased GDP in my life. The way it happens is
1. You build the capavity of your people.
2. The people create wealth and
3. Build infrastructure

GavelSlam:


Stop asking me to watch a documentary that has no relevance to our society.

A society in which people still wash Ebola away with salt water or believe prayer and fasting would bring change.

Are you suggesting if i go through your posts I would not find how you've criticised the slow pace on infrastructure?

You guys need to be consistent in your argument.

Are you saying you don't lament the decay in infrastructure in this country?

Are you suggesting government abandon them and build only schools and hospitals?

No theory, and no vague suggestions.

Hit the nail on the head and itemize how it would be done.

kenddys:


the funny part is that they recovered $322m abacha loot and decided to share it with the poor and then borrow $324m to fund telecom sector who does that please?

amaniro:
When I say Okonji you say Iweala

Daejoyoung:

l am not a zombie, but what you wrote up there is pure bullshit. You need infrastructure such as power, rails, good roads, mass housing, health and educational facilities to grow the economy and also the people ( the middle class and the poor especially).

Iamgrey5:
You need to pick up your secondary school textbooks on economics and study economic growth & Development

I promise, you will thank me later

EternalTruths:




Without Technical Education and Business Grants, even if a nation has 24hrs electricity, good roads etc, industrialization that leads to job creation might not be achieved.


This is a basic fact you guys don't understand.


Nigeria should focus more on Technical Education and Business Grants while not neglecting infrastructural development.

Daejoyoung:

l am not a zombie, but what you wrote up there is pure bullshit. You need infrastructure such as power, rails, good roads, mass housing, health and educational facilities to grow the economy and also the people ( the middle class and the poor especially).

BeeBeeOoh:


https://www.thecable.ng/amina-mohammed-okonjo-iweala-got-nigeria-debt-now-back

kenddys:



kemi inherited $35billion and she couldn't do anything with it and you are saying she deserves some accolades, for what exactly?

Iamgrey5:
You need to pick up your secondary school textbooks on economics and study economic growth & Development

I promise, you will thank me later

EternalTruths:



Why is Togo, Benin, Ivory Coast, Cameroon etc not doing fine despite having steady light, good roads etc.?


Do a research on this question and you understand that that guy is right.

EternalTruths:



Why is Togo, Benin, Ivory Coast, Cameroon etc not doing fine despite having steady light, good roads etc.?


Do a research on this question and you understand that that guy Jaqenhghar is right.

Kundagarten:
Wow this is coming from a former Buhari employee.
And we replaced NOI with Kemi, a woman without something as basic as NYSC certificate.

EternalTruths:




Without Technical Education and Business Grants, even if a nation has 24hrs electricity, good roads etc, industrialization that leads to job creation might not be achieved.


This is a basic fact you guys don't understand.


Nigeria should focus more on Technical Education and Business Grants while not neglecting infrastructural development.

Daejoyoung:

Government must play their part as well by providing some basic necessities such as power, effective transport system across the nation, a good broad brand, etc. These things aid businesses and even the ease of doing business.

SoNature:


Your Number 3 contradicts your assertion

Infrastructure improves GDP, oga

If we have basic amenities, many people wouldn't be looking for jobs

Do you know the number of people who have closed shops and are now looking for jobs because we don't have steady power?

There's nothing wrong with a government borrowing to bridge the gap of infrastructure deficit

But any government that wants to borrow must spend the money judiciously and must have a repayment plan