fcuk A Goodluck Jonathan: Dangote Refuses To Reduce Price Of Cemet (Page 5)

 bt i thk d gov hve right 2 do enenythng on dis issues

Posted: at 20-06-2011 10:13 PM (13 years ago) | Newbie

   Some people were ever in doubt if they would comply so simple like that. Appealing to individual group of biz-men that are out for money is good but not the best within the power of FG especially if there is no law holding them down. They can be put under control, am sure. FG should make consultation and apply a measure that will easily execute the mind of FG other than begging money lovers to sacrifice some chance. I hope something should be done very quick.
    

Posted: at 20-06-2011 10:34 PM (13 years ago) | Upcoming

Then competitive measure can be in place till light come to stability. There are still ways out which GEJ is being forced to apply now. May be his plan is to let everybody see b4 he take action.

Posted: at 20-06-2011 10:46 PM (13 years ago) | Upcoming

i second yu innut but importation wat of seconding our own produts

Posted: at 20-06-2011 11:34 PM (13 years ago) | Gistmaniac

so that we can move forward

Posted: at 20-06-2011 11:37 PM (13 years ago) | Gistmaniac

abi o oooo

Posted: at 21-06-2011 12:21 AM (13 years ago) | Gistmaniac

There is nothing that competition cannot do, call it importation or local which is better. Competition can put silence every where and Dangote will use his money and influence and search for the face of Mr PRESIDENT while he is beasy minding essential matters. I b/live this is the right time.  

Posted: at 21-06-2011 12:25 AM (13 years ago) | Upcoming

     I one come build but cement price the worry me badly

Posted: at 21-06-2011 08:06 AM (13 years ago) | Gistmaniac

There r controls in place that a good leader can use to encourage rather than force people into doing stuff. GLJ was wrong in imposing such changes to the cement manufacturers. From what I can see, no consultation took plce with these producers just a 30 days notice to make some changes. Regardless of whether these people have been too greedy in the past, any changes to the process have to be done rite.

In the UK, when the Liberal democrat wanted to make changes the voting system there was a vote. Also, wen the govt made some changes to how the financial industry operates, the rule went thru the parliament and got signed from a bill to a law. At various stages through the process, the FSA and the Treasury wrote out a discussion paper informing the industry of what they will like thr achieve then they sought their feedback. They wrote a consultation of what how they propse that this should b carried out. Aain they receive feedback from the industry on how this will impact the companies and consumers. This is then considered in the final implementation. For example, they mite choose to relax the law for smaller firms if compliance cost is too high or provide support for them. Going thru this long n tedious process ensures buy-in and means dat a collaborative approach is adopted. Naija govt is supposed to b democratic in nature n not authoritative like in the military era.

GLJ will do well to change his approch if he wants to suceed. If he continues to push this, he will lose. If Dangote decides to sell his products elsewhere in other countries (which is possible given the free trading of some African countries) Nigeria economy will suffer for it.

Posted: at 21-06-2011 09:05 AM (13 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Alinko Dangote my guards asked you to call back yesterday that i was busy. so why are you disturbing my lines again today huh?

Posted: at 21-06-2011 10:34 AM (13 years ago) | Hero