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• Markito 1 year ago

  The Nigerians with all their problems, they know how to 'Nigeria first ' their issues. They make sure they heavily patronise Nigeria stuff. Here we've abundant salt and we're still importing salt? We run a 'procurement econom ...
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  The Nigerians with all their problems, they know how to 'Nigeria first ' their issues. They make sure they heavily patronise Nigeria stuff. Here we've abundant salt and we're still importing salt? We run a 'procurement economy ' in Ghana where big men import all sort of things, to take a percentage cut, to the detriment of Ghana. BUT we must ditch that mindset and fully support a 'patronise Ghana stuff '

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• .mr amin 1 year ago

  Why imports salt while you have it in abundant

  Why imports salt while you have it in abundant

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• A Word To The Wise 1 year ago

  Demand is based on price .
  Stop relying on government to protect you if your business case and process is not competitive.its clear that you have excess capacity without offtakers.you can't force it down our throat at your p ...
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  Demand is based on price .
  Stop relying on government to protect you if your business case and process is not competitive.its clear that you have excess capacity without offtakers.you can't force it down our throat at your prevailing prices thank you.

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• Paul 1 year ago

  Where are you "Organised Labour "? Do you understand this plea? This is what should interest you, not instigating chaos in the country. Whose decision is the threatened strike? Politicians who masquerade as Labour leaders or ...
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  Where are you "Organised Labour "? Do you understand this plea? This is what should interest you, not instigating chaos in the country. Whose decision is the threatened strike? Politicians who masquerade as Labour leaders or the true workers. Put this to fair and clean vote.

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