Comments for Nnanna Anyim-Ude http://www.nnannaude.com/blog Making Sense of Things Thu, 11 Mar 2010 13:52:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on ‘Policy Reversals And Go-slow Tactics Not Good For Macro Economic Stability’ by Nnanna Anyim-Ude making sense of Policy and Macro Econonic Stability | Which Way NIGERIA http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/policy-reversals-and-go-slow-tactics-not-good-for-macro-economic-stability/#comment-14 Nnanna Anyim-Ude making sense of Policy and Macro Econonic Stability | Which Way NIGERIA Thu, 18 Sep 2008 16:09:24 +0000 http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/?p=21#comment-14 [...] Nnanna Anyim-Ude Rate this: 3.2SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Nnanna Anyim-Ude making sense of Policy and Macro [...] […] Nnanna Anyim-Ude Rate this: 3.2SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: “Nnanna Anyim-Ude making sense of Policy and Macro […]

]]> Comment on ‘Policy Reversals And Go-slow Tactics Not Good For Macro Economic Stability’ by Osita Ibekwe http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/policy-reversals-and-go-slow-tactics-not-good-for-macro-economic-stability/#comment-13 Osita Ibekwe Wed, 10 Sep 2008 19:29:38 +0000 http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/?p=21#comment-13 Amongst the issues touched in this elaborate chat, leadership to the best of my ability is the driver of all others. Nigeria's leadership failure is the chief contributor of the lack of shelter, power, transportation and the uncountable malaise in our polity. Akin to leadership failure is the disdain for continuity as evident in our recent transition from a past to a present government. It is time the government of the day start listening to young patriots like Nnanna rather that the AGIP (Any Government In Power - fela.. ) that has littered our political scape since independence. To every young Nigerian out there that is not doing anything (talking, walking or getting involved) to uplift this country at this time of need is not worthy to lay claim to this country when the job of building it is completed. There is a builder in everyone of us, let us join hands together to build the Nigeria of our dream today for a stronger and prosperous tomorrow. Amongst the issues touched in this elaborate chat, leadership to the best of my ability is the driver of all others.

Nigeria’s leadership failure is the chief contributor of the lack of shelter, power, transportation and the uncountable malaise in our polity. Akin to leadership failure is the disdain for continuity as evident in our recent transition from a past to a present government.

It is time the government of the day start listening to young patriots like Nnanna rather that the AGIP (Any Government In Power - fela.. ) that has littered our political scape since independence.

To every young Nigerian out there that is not doing anything (talking, walking or getting involved) to uplift this country at this time of need is not worthy to lay claim to this country when the job of building it is completed.

There is a builder in everyone of us, let us join hands together to build the Nigeria of our dream today for a stronger and prosperous tomorrow.

]]> Comment on Can Africa (Still) Claim the 21st Century? by aditi http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/can-africa-still-claim-the-21st-century-2/#comment-12 aditi Wed, 02 Jul 2008 09:00:36 +0000 http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/?p=19#comment-12 I truly agree with consciousness awakening part of the post.! People rating poverty as poor from their hearts is the first step towards any revolution to be taking place.. The Millennium Development goals of the UN..works this principle..! They want people to think..question themselves and then come forward to their bit in the cause..! It has being doing enormous efforts on these lines…. This year UN will be shifting its focus on India, with Stand Up and Take action event and getting many hands together to fulfill the 8 goals… Be updated….with the latest happeningss.. http://www.orkut.co.in/Community.aspx?cmm=47234928 I truly agree with consciousness awakening part of the post.!
People rating poverty as poor from their hearts is the first step towards any revolution to be taking place..

The Millennium Development goals of the UN..works this principle..!
They want people to think..question themselves and then come forward to their bit in the cause..!
It has being doing enormous efforts on these lines….
This year UN will be shifting its focus on India, with Stand Up and Take action event and getting many hands together to fulfill the 8 goals…
Be updated….with the latest happeningss..
http://www.orkut.co.in/Community.aspx?cmm=47234928

]]> Comment on Can Africa (Still) Claim the 21st Century? by Awa Ikoro http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/can-africa-still-claim-the-21st-century-2/#comment-11 Awa Ikoro Fri, 27 Jun 2008 20:17:56 +0000 http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/?p=19#comment-11 Can Africa claim the 21st Century? Thanks Nnanna for this insightful piece of writing which xrays what unfortunately most of our leaders try to hide from us. Its painful to see Africa with all its resources, disfigured by aspects of life that most other climes have conveniently and concertedly taken care of. its very disheartening to see how leadership in te continent has failed. And you imagine why it wont when those who should be the bacon of hope are no more than opportunists seeking their selfish interests. Leaders like Obasanjo and Mogabe are a disgrace to the continent. But this isnt anymore complimentary to the likes of Compoare, Biya, Mubarak, Bongo et who obviously have decided to be there till dead. The implosive effect of this sit tight syndrome is oftn unimaginable, but how would they know, blinded by the loot and corruption of days in office. Its high time we start talking and doing what the Chinas, Indias, Mexicos, Argentina and Brazils of this world have done inorder to set their people free from the shackles of poverty, disease and corruption. The days ahead are still dark, considering the way we are going. But I strongly belief that the 21st Century is still Africa's century. Once again thank you Nnanna for this piece. Can Africa claim the 21st Century? Thanks Nnanna for this insightful piece of writing which xrays what unfortunately most of our leaders try to hide from us. Its painful to see Africa with all its resources, disfigured by aspects of life that most other climes have conveniently and concertedly taken care of. its very disheartening to see how leadership in te continent has failed. And you imagine why it wont when those who should be the bacon of hope are no more than opportunists seeking their selfish interests. Leaders like Obasanjo and Mogabe are a disgrace to the continent. But this isnt anymore complimentary to the likes of Compoare, Biya, Mubarak, Bongo et who obviously have decided to be there till dead. The implosive effect of this sit tight syndrome is oftn unimaginable, but how would they know, blinded by the loot and corruption of days in office. Its high time we start talking and doing what the Chinas, Indias, Mexicos, Argentina and Brazils of this world have done inorder to set their people free from the shackles of poverty, disease and corruption. The days ahead are still dark, considering the way we are going. But I strongly belief that the 21st Century is still Africa’s century. Once again thank you Nnanna for this piece.

]]> Comment on Can Africa (Still) Claim the 21st Century? by Ud http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/can-africa-still-claim-the-21st-century-2/#comment-10 Ud Thu, 26 Jun 2008 14:01:37 +0000 http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/?p=19#comment-10 I could not agree with you more, but please wake up to the reality of the situation! Now tell me how we can take the 21st century when: We are governed by criminals? Corruption is celebrated? lawlessness is the order of the day? People cannot afford to eat 3 square meals a day? Government contracts are over inflated? There is no accountability? We still indulge in ungodly occultic activities? Our youths are unemployed? Our girls and women have become prostitutes? There is no justice? We are still chasing after the rat when the house is burning? The worst is we don't even have the basic infrastructure needed to sustain life? The list is endless!!! What exactly are we talking about here?? Africa is like a crippled baby, is yet to start crawling, let alone walk! I could not agree with you more, but please wake up to the reality of the situation!

Now tell me how we can take the 21st century when:

We are governed by criminals?
Corruption is celebrated?
lawlessness is the order of the day?
People cannot afford to eat 3 square meals a day?
Government contracts are over inflated?
There is no accountability?
We still indulge in ungodly occultic activities?
Our youths are unemployed?
Our girls and women have become prostitutes?
There is no justice?
We are still chasing after the rat when the house is burning?
The worst is we don’t even have the basic infrastructure needed to sustain life?

The list is endless!!!

What exactly are we talking about here??

Africa is like a crippled baby, is yet to start crawling, let alone walk!

]]> Comment on Happy Birthday! by emeka ude http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/happy-birthday/#comment-9 emeka ude Tue, 15 Apr 2008 12:33:21 +0000 http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/?p=1#comment-9 na you biko na you biko

]]> Comment on Happy Birthday! by Okorie Ndukwe http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/happy-birthday/#comment-7 Okorie Ndukwe Sat, 05 Apr 2008 09:04:49 +0000 http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/?p=1#comment-7 A great gift, a monumental challenge. The Lord is your strength. Once again, happy birthday. A great gift, a monumental challenge. The Lord is your strength. Once again, happy birthday.

]]> Comment on Happy Birthday! by Nnanna Ude http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/happy-birthday/#comment-6 Nnanna Ude Fri, 04 Apr 2008 22:40:42 +0000 http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/?p=1#comment-6 @Osita You're a great man! @Osita You’re a great man!

]]> Comment on Happy Birthday! by Nnanna http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/happy-birthday/#comment-5 Nnanna Fri, 04 Apr 2008 22:37:53 +0000 http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/?p=1#comment-5 @Vera How do I feel? "Flabberwhelmed and overgasted" @Vera How do I feel? “Flabberwhelmed and overgasted”

]]> Comment on Happy Birthday! by Nnanna http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/happy-birthday/#comment-4 Nnanna Fri, 04 Apr 2008 22:34:52 +0000 http://www.nnannaude.com/blog/?p=1#comment-4 @Ronke It will not be too political, I promise. @Ronke It will not be too political, I promise.

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