@sarnchos@Kuyide@IsuphJt There are interconnected markets/sectors that must drive our agric sector for optimal performance and returns. E.g ICT, logistics (cold chain, transport,storage) insurance and R&D just to mention a few. We're only scratching the surface, agriculture is beyond primary production.
@taiwoyedele@NigIsland Thank you. We cannot emphasize this enough: Nigeria needs stronger monetary and fiscal policy convergence. If this alignment is sustained, the impact of recent reforms and policies may finally begin to reach everyday Nigerians.
A vast majority of the world’s population have never witnessed a volcanic lava eruption before, and they may never fully grasp the reality of the Earth’s inner structure, what lies beneath the ground we stand on, or the nature of the Earth’s molten core.
@egi_nupe Nigerians want world‑class education and premium social services, the kind you’d compare to a Ferrari but expect to pay Keke NAPEP prices. Even in Freetown, there’s no such thing as a free meal.
@akinwale_cfi Nigerians want world‑class education and premium social services, the kind you’d compare to a Ferrari but expect to pay Keke NAPEP prices. Even in Freetown, there’s no such thing as a free meal.
@GbenroAdegbola@MrFunshy I’m from Ikogosi, and you can still hike to where the crash happened. My late dad used to describe how the explosion plunged the entire community into panic, with everyone confused and terrified because no one knew the cause.
@Ayoodeji@Nairametrics Ray Dalio: ‘Throughout time, the formula for success has been a system in which well-educated people, operating civilly, come up with innovations, receive funding & own the means by which their innovations are turned into production…allowing them to be rewarded by profit making’
@Ayoodeji@Nairametrics I couldn’t have said it better. Singapore, South Korea and Rwanda are enviable examples today largely due to visionary leadership, strong institutions and the right human capital (mindset).
@Bond_not_james We are no longer afraid of the consequences of our actions and inactions. We have reached a point where we use “na govt cause am/it is the fault of the govt” to justify recklessness and indiscipline. It is well!