| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by DesChyko: 8:29am On Oct 10, 2022 |
That's great.
Just like how people run away from buying bags of rice, people will soon run away from buying clothes.
Stone age, here we come. 4 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by frndfghtr(m): 8:29am On Oct 10, 2022 |
FreeStuffsNG:
Hmmm. Protectionism.
Now you know before you start complaining that customs siezed your goods or containers. Do not bring those items into Nigeria, if you do, they shall be siezed , burnt and all your funds lost.
For those ignorant of the reason and the benefits of protectionism, free yourself of hate and bigotry and get educated that protectionism is in your interest to give you jobs that can cure you of idleness.For the few ones among you uncouth, badly raised, lazy and idle youths who are ready and willing to work and end the idle life style of social media addiction, protectionism will create more jobs and credible alternatives for you 
Reasons for Protectionism
An economy usually adopts protectionist policies to encourage domestic investment in a specific industry. For instance, tariffs on the foreign import of shoes would encourage domestic producers to invest more resources in shoe production.
In addition, nascent domestic shoe producers would not be at risk from established foreign shoe producers. Although domestic producers are better off, domestic consumers are worse off as a result of protectionist policies, as they may have to pay higher prices for somewhat inferior goods or services. Protectionist policies, therefore, tend to be very popular with businesses and very unpopular with consumers.
Advantages of Protectionism
More growth opportunities: Protectionism provides local industries with growth opportunities until they can compete against more experienced firms in the international market
Lower imports: Protectionist policies help reduce import levels and allow the country to increase its trade balance.
More jobs: Higher employment rates result when domestic firms boost their workforce
Higher GDP: Protectionist policies tend to boost the economy’s GDP due to a rise in domestic production.
check my signature for free stuffs! eburu ozu onye ozo, odika ebu nkwu nku, one day it will touch ur own source of income, APC na one by one e go reach every body, why not custom size imported fuel, where we can build refinery 1 Like |
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| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by splmosixx(m): 8:32am On Oct 10, 2022 |
E be like say you be Custom OfficialFreeStuffsNG:
Hmmm. Protectionism.
Now you know before you start complaining that customs siezed your goods or containers. Do not bring those items into Nigeria, if you do, they shall be siezed , burnt and all your funds lost |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by ysgs: 8:33am On Oct 10, 2022 |
This is Handy work of Tinubu. He said it before that ibo will hear from him. He knows that igbo people dominate the business |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by CSTRR: 8:33am On Oct 10, 2022 |
My mother used to sell used clothes and part of it funded my education.
Where are the textile companies?
Have you provide a policy frameworks for that sector?
Have you encourages special economic zones for textile production?
What of cotton farming?
Are the farmers still in farm or they have all left the farm thanks to insecurity?
Have you given them low cost funding for modern equipments?
Wuruwuru to the answer govt. 9 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by Slurity(m): 8:34am On Oct 10, 2022 |
Antyislam:
Tinubu does not mean well for Nigerians , he must be rejected Tinubu is the next president. Know this and know peace |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by nkemoma(m): 8:34am On Oct 10, 2022 |
yomi961:
Good.
Buy Nigeria to grow Nigeria
That is why we need someone like atiku abubakar, who is a manufacturer with more than 20 businesses, and over half of that is just welfarism/charity based businesses. What he does, is take from lucrative businesses to subsidize not too lucrative ones. At the end of the month, all the staff gets paid and everyone is happy with their families
he is not like obituary an importer of groceries for over 30years driving down naira value. That Couldn't metamorphose into production like Dangote , BUA, Adeleke etc
I know as the President of Nigeria. Atiku would be able to do this for all.
Follow who know road.
Vote for atiku abubakar
Vote for PDP.
PDP power to the people
20 dead businesses.. Common FARO water... Nigga no fit run! |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by TenQ: 8:34am On Oct 10, 2022 |
FreeStuffsNG:
Hmmm. Protectionism.
Now you know before you start complaining that customs siezed your goods or containers. Do not bring those items into Nigeria, if you do, they shall be siezed , burnt and all your funds lost.
For those ignorant of the reason and the benefits of protectionism, free yourself of hate and bigotry and get educated that protectionism is in your interest to give you jobs that can cure you of idleness.For the few ones among you uncouth, badly raised, lazy and idle youths who are ready and willing to work and end the idle life style of social media addiction, protectionism will create more jobs and credible alternatives for you
Reasons for Protectionism
An economy usually adopts protectionist policies to encourage domestic investment in a specific industry. For instance, tariffs on the foreign import of shoes would encourage domestic producers to invest more resources in shoe production.
In addition, nascent domestic shoe producers would not be at risk from established foreign shoe producers. Although domestic producers are better off, domestic consumers are worse off as a result of protectionist policies, as they may have to pay higher prices for somewhat inferior goods or services. Protectionist policies, therefore, tend to be very popular with businesses and very unpopular with consumers.
Advantages of Protectionism
More growth opportunities: Protectionism provides local industries with growth opportunities until they can compete against more experienced firms in the international market
Lower imports: Protectionist policies help reduce import levels and allow the country to increase its trade balance.
More jobs: Higher employment rates result when domestic firms boost their workforce
Higher GDP: Protectionist policies tend to boost the economy’s GDP due to a rise in domestic production.
check my signature for free stuffs! Can Nigeria produce refrigerators? Let me break down the major components 1. Insulation 2. Compressor 3. Refrigerant (gas) 4. Interior plastics 5. Evaporator 6. Condenser Is it not stupidity to totally ban an item you can't even produce 10% of the required components? It is exactly similar to banning importation of used cars. There are steps to be taken before Protectionist policies are selectively implemented! 6 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by iykofiias(m): 8:35am On Oct 10, 2022 |
Not a valid reason though |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by AchichaMmuo: 8:35am On Oct 10, 2022 |
Why would this government ban importation of used cloths and fridges. We literally don't manufacture anything in this country. How many Nigerians can afford original jeans or Polo, abi they want everyone to be wearing Ankara. 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by CSTRR: 8:36am On Oct 10, 2022 |
Floods have destroyed olam farms, the largest rice farm in Nigeria.
A govt that cannot create dams to break the excess water coming from Cameroon will ban the imports of rice to create local production.
Is that not wuruwuru to the answer?
They just want to suffer Nigerians for nothing. |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by Infomaz(m): 8:36am On Oct 10, 2022 |
FreeStuffsNG:
Hmmm. Protectionism.
Now you know before you start complaining that customs siezed your goods or containers. Do not bring those items into Nigeria, if you do, they shall be siezed , burnt and all your funds lost.
For those ignorant of the reason and the benefits of protectionism, free yourself of hate and bigotry and get educated that protectionism is in your interest to give you jobs that can cure you of idleness.For the few ones among you uncouth, badly raised, lazy and idle youths who are ready and willing to work and end the idle life style of social media addiction, protectionism will create more jobs and credible alternatives for you
Reasons for Protectionism
An economy usually adopts protectionist policies to encourage domestic investment in a specific industry. For instance, tariffs on the foreign import of shoes would encourage domestic producers to invest more resources in shoe production.
In addition, nascent domestic shoe producers would not be at risk from established foreign shoe producers. Although domestic producers are better off, domestic consumers are worse off as a result of protectionist policies, as they may have to pay higher prices for somewhat inferior goods or services. Protectionist policies, therefore, tend to be very popular with businesses and very unpopular with consumers.
Advantages of Protectionism
More growth opportunities: Protectionism provides local industries with growth opportunities until they can compete against more experienced firms in the international market
Lower imports: Protectionist policies help reduce import levels and allow the country to increase its trade balance.
More jobs: Higher employment rates result when domestic firms boost their workforce
Higher GDP: Protectionist policies tend to boost the economy’s GDP due to a rise in
domestic production.
check my signature for free stuffs! Although I see your point, protectionism can encourage monopoly, with consumers having to pay more for less quality. A preferable option is higher tariff on these goods. Besides, shouldn't the government lead the way by banning importation of petroleum products? It's hypocrisy to import fuel, diesel, kerosene and then ban clothing. 1 Like |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by atinga1: 8:36am On Oct 10, 2022 |
GavelSlam:
He did absolutely nothing for Anambra state.
Stole money - was caught with 250m Naira cash.
Stashed money abroad.
13 months of Doctors strike.
6 months of ASUU strike.
Had no legacy projects.
Till tomorrow, his successor disputes he left money in the treasury.
Incurred so much debt.
Killed lots of Anambra State citizens. Your comments are like that of a kindergarten kid. Try and Behind yourself up a little. No one believes the crap you write...i understand though. Tinubu is a hard sell. |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by Lachynos2k2(m): 8:36am On Oct 10, 2022 |
GavelSlam:
He did absolutely nothing for Anambra state.
Stole money - was caught with 250m Naira cash.
Stashed money abroad.
13 months of Doctors strike.
6 months of ASUU strike.
Had no legacy projects.
Till tomorrow, his successor disputes he left money in the treasury.
Incurred so much debt.
Killed lots of Anambra State citizens. shut up there you urchin! Are you from Anambra? |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by daygee12: 8:36am On Oct 10, 2022 |
Antyislam:
Tinubu does not mean well for Nigerians , he must be rejected Because he is the President abi. Zombidiot 2 Likes |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by CSTRR: 8:38am On Oct 10, 2022 |
I have bought two bags of rice last week Friday.
One for now, one for the Christmas period.
Nigerians better go stock up on rice.
Food inflation is coming.
Floods have destroyed Rice farms, and Buhari don't want to allow import to help you guys. 4 Likes |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by zombieHUNTER: 8:40am On Oct 10, 2022 |
GavelSlam:
He did absolutely nothing for Anambra state.
Stole money - was caught with 250m Naira cash.
Stashed money abroad.
13 months of Doctors strike.
6 months of ASUU strike.
Had no legacy projects.
Till tomorrow, his successor disputes he left money in the treasury.
Incurred so much debt.
Killed lots of Anambra State citizens. Typing from oshogbo cave |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by FreeStuffsNG: 8:41am On Oct 10, 2022 |
TenQ:
Can Nigeria produce refrigerators?
![/b] smh. I am sure that you are ignorant of the local economy and its capacity. I pity most of you living in that bubble of negativity and ignorance about opportunities available even within Ngeria. That explains why you all miss out. Do not blame anyone else apart from you for why you have been outcompeted in life. 
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| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by Nobody: 8:42am On Oct 10, 2022 |
yomi961:
Good.
Buy Nigeria to grow Nigeria
That is why we need someone like atiku abubakar, who is a manufacturer with more than 20 businesses, and over half of that is just welfarism/charity based businesses. What he does, is take from lucrative businesses to subsidize not too lucrative ones. At the end of the month, all the staff gets paid and everyone is happy with their families
he is not like obituary an importer of groceries for over 30years driving down naira value. That Couldn't metamorphose into production like Dangote , BUA, Adeleke etc
I know as the President of Nigeria. Atiku would be able to do this for all.
Follow who know road.
Vote for atiku abubakar
Vote for PDP.
PDP power to the people
you mean the owner of mikano Generators?  |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by naturefellow(m): 8:42am On Oct 10, 2022 |
ambale:
One of the greatest problem of this government is lack of coordination
Too many conflicting policies everywhere anything advocated by FreeStuffsNG cannot be taken seriously. |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by vertueptime: 8:44am On Oct 10, 2022 |
Antyislam:
Tinubu does not mean well for Nigerians , he must be rejected Are u inside his mind |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by Allisgud: 8:45am On Oct 10, 2022 |
Everything to frustrate poor men |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by omonnakoda: 8:47am On Oct 10, 2022 |
FreeStuffsNG:
Hmmm. Protectionism.
Now you know before you start complaining that customs siezed your goods or containers. Do not bring those items into Nigeria, if you do, they shall be siezed , burnt and all your funds lost.
For those ignorant of the reason and the benefits of protectionism, free yourself of hate and bigotry and get educated that protectionism is in your interest to give you jobs that can cure you of idleness.For the few ones among you uncouth, badly raised, lazy and idle youths who are ready and willing to work and end the idle life style of social media addiction, protectionism will create more jobs and credible alternatives for you
Reasons for Protectionism
An economy usually adopts protectionist policies to encourage domestic investment in a specific industry. For instance, tariffs on the foreign import of shoes would encourage domestic producers to invest more resources in shoe production.
In addition, nascent domestic shoe producers would not be at risk from established foreign shoe producers. Although domestic producers are better off, domestic consumers are worse off as a result of protectionist policies, as they may have to pay higher prices for somewhat inferior goods or services. Protectionist policies, therefore, tend to be very popular with businesses and very unpopular with consumers.
Advantages of Protectionism
More growth opportunities: Protectionism provides local industries with growth opportunities until they can compete against more experienced firms in the international market
Lower imports: Protectionist policies help reduce import levels and allow the country to increase its trade balance.
More jobs: Higher employment rates result when domestic firms boost their workforce
Higher GDP: Protectionist policies tend to boost the economy’s GDP due to a rise in domestic production.
check my signature for free stuffs! How is banning used clothes protectionism? Unused clothes are not banned. The reasons cited for the ban have nothing to do with protectionism What is your definition of protectionism? You have nothing to say and are just making noise |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by yad2eidi: 8:47am On Oct 10, 2022 |
This is total nonsense. U don't produce quality shoes and you are seizing them.
Just go to jiji and you will see sneakers that we where buying for 3k 5k now 30k , 40k some even 100k. How much is minimum wage. 5 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by Ray07(m): 8:48am On Oct 10, 2022 |
frndfghtr:
U ban the average man can afford, u fail to ban cars, traveling for hospital, I will not blame politicians cos u all are almost born with silver spoon, can buhari wear okirika nooooo, can any of his generation wear okirika nooooo, there is God oohhhhhh And when we say we wan Japa, they say we want to run. It is well with this Godforsaken shit of a country. |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by teejoyz: 8:49am On Oct 10, 2022 |
Antyislam:
Tinubu does not mean well for Nigerians , he must be rejected Na Tinubu be your president? 1 Like |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by pacespot(m): 8:50am On Oct 10, 2022 |
This should be a gradual process, I am also tainted by the fact that Nigeria stores are full of used cloths |
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| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by meedoLock(m): 8:51am On Oct 10, 2022 |
Their hypocrisy stinks to the high heaven, like they does anything for the benefit of the masses.
Since nothing is been checked, govt agencies can be Petty as they desire. Thesame stuffs would still make its way to the market even if they get hold of it all.
Nigeria and politics of deceit is 5&6 |
| Re: Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs by FreeStuffsNG: 8:52am On Oct 10, 2022 |
omonnakoda:
smh. I knew I was going to read comments from uncouth, lazy and idle youth. You better go to school and study hard. Nairaland is not a substitute for good school education o. |
