Why does Nigeria always choose wrong policy (II)
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Fri Feb 05 2021
Nigeria is not working with data that is why. Because our NCDC and perhaps entire health sector is probably sponsored by Bill Gates (having squandered monies meant for taking care of the people) they have to just do what is called ‘cut-and-paste’ and get with the programmee. Our press are also in cahoots with this programme and I suspect there is a fund somewhere that keeps them oiled for barraging the people with bad news at this point. You hear that they are keeping students home in Europe and because you don’t know yourself in Nigeria you forget your huge educational disadvantage or the fact that COVID-19 is not particularly an issue for children – and even for sub-Saharan Africa as a whole – and you ask children to sit at home where you have no plans for them.
Having been out of the UAE for a clear one year, my business registration there, and the visa that came with it was nigh expired. The Economic Zone in which I registered Global Analytics Consulting advised that I need to get into the country before full expiry otherwise the visa and business registration may be cancelled in the system. That got me into a flap trying to organize tickets and everything else that goes with traveling these days. Traveling anywhere these days feels bizarre, given the depression being marketed at home. Anyhow, I had moved my company from the UK to UAE effectively in 2012, after 6 tough years in the UK. The expenses and the taxes, the multiple layers of regulation, and the fact that no matter how hard you tried, you may not get a single business from within the UK made us flee. I couldn’t even totally extricate from the UK until 2014. Depressing place to do business. I had been hearing about Dubai, UAE and one day I asked my UK staff, Syed to get us cheap
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My suggestion is that Nigerian government should break the bank, take from reserves and begin a process of mass vaccination immediately. Our people’s lives have been on hold for too long. We can ill-afford this. We should know ourselves.
Having been out of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for a clear year, my business registration there, and the visa that came with it, was nigh expired. The Economic Zone in which I registered Global Analytics Consulting advised that I needed to get into the country before the full expiry, otherwise the visa and business registration may be cancelled in the system. That got me into a flap trying to organise tickets and everything else that goes with traveling these days. Traveling anywhere these days feels bizarre, given the depression being marketed at home. Anyhow, I had moved my company from the United Kingdom to UAE effectively in 2012, after six tough years in the UK. The expenses and the taxes, the multiple layers o
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