Ned you are too much,pls give us more of your contents. l have always known that you are quite knowledgeable with the issues at hand,thats the reason l watch & listen to you. Thanks & take care.
There is no manufacturing in Nigeria because electric power is expensive and unreliable. Until we solve Electric power issues. we will remain import bound
Can you make a video on the current state of nigeria's highways and on the tragic story of alston.I am really loving your videos please make lots more!
Thanks for the amazing compliments Chidera👍🏽😊 The Alscon video will come later, we want to see if we can pay a visit to the place... Video of highways will be up soon, thanks for the wonderful video suggestion.
What I've struggled to understand is why people don't go into these sectors with massive government support. E.g. wheat. We don't have to stop importing wheat all of a sudden but we can definitely reduce importation if the government decides to step into that sector. These things seem relatively easy to solve.
You're absolutely right Solomon, judging by the way people rushed into rice cultivation. Why is wheat not receiving the same attention? Thanks for your wonderful insights😊
I always say, as long as Nigerian government can't provide steady electricity and keep funding waste in inefficiency in governance, devaluation is inevitable. Until local production is embraced, we are on a nose dive.
Let it not be what I am thinking. I always fear westerners might decide to do some bad thing to that refinery like they did to the rest of our refinery. I needed to know more about this delay.
This is the first NedMedia video that made me unhappy and downcast - the truth, they say, is always bitter. I hope we can make changes quickly. I'll greatly appreciate it if you can please shed some light on the rumours going around that Dangote is losing the refinery, and that the refinery might never even take off. Thanks.
😊😆 It isn't bad news John, there are many opportunities that exist even at the current FX. Dangote isn't losing the refinery they just have some delays. The refineries need to work to save naira from pressures, and of course we need to buy made in Naija 🇳🇬
Buy made in Nigeria 🇳🇬 goods to save factory jobs & reduce demand for $$ Like, share & subscribe, thanks for watching👍🏽
Ned need to work in the government because he knows much about the economy than our useless leaders
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Ned you are too much,pls give us more of your contents.
l have always known that you are quite knowledgeable with the issues at hand,thats the reason l watch & listen to you.
Thanks & take care.
You're welcome RO, thanks for the wonderful compliments, take care😊 More is going.
There is no manufacturing in Nigeria because electric power is expensive and unreliable. Until we solve Electric power issues. we will remain import bound
Can you make a video on the current state of nigeria's highways and on the tragic story of alston.I am really loving your videos please make lots more!
Thanks for the amazing compliments Chidera👍🏽😊 The Alscon video will come later, we want to see if we can pay a visit to the place... Video of highways will be up soon, thanks for the wonderful video suggestion.
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You are too much!
Great contents!
You are doing a great job @NEDMEDIA, keep it up.
Thanks Sherif😊
Great nation I ha
What I've struggled to understand is why people don't go into these sectors with massive government support. E.g. wheat. We don't have to stop importing wheat all of a sudden but we can definitely reduce importation if the government decides to step into that sector. These things seem relatively easy to solve.
You're absolutely right Solomon, judging by the way people rushed into rice cultivation. Why is wheat not receiving the same attention? Thanks for your wonderful insights😊
Because they want fast money
Is dangote losing refinery?
Electricity' is our problem if we HV light factories will come in
I always say, as long as Nigerian government can't provide steady electricity and keep funding waste in inefficiency in governance, devaluation is inevitable. Until local production is embraced, we are on a nose dive.
Let it not be what I am thinking. I always fear westerners might decide to do some bad thing to that refinery like they did to the rest of our refinery. I needed to know more about this delay.
sai baba
This is the first NedMedia video that made me unhappy and downcast - the truth, they say, is always bitter. I hope we can make changes quickly.
I'll greatly appreciate it if you can please shed some light on the rumours going around that Dangote is losing the refinery, and that the refinery might never even take off. Thanks.
😊😆 It isn't bad news John, there are many opportunities that exist even at the current FX. Dangote isn't losing the refinery they just have some delays. The refineries need to work to save naira from pressures, and of course we need to buy made in Naija 🇳🇬
@@NedMedia Thanks!
@@NedMedia Please what are the opportunities? Your contents are always very informative.
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