“When It Rains In China, They Produce Food; When It Rains In Nigeria, We Produce Children” – Reno Omokri Says, Claiming Davido’s Actions Are Understandable Due To Money

When It Rains In China they Produce Food, When It rains In Nigeria We Produce Children- Reno Omokri Says, Claim Davido Own Is Understandable Due To Money

Written By Oshiobugie Omo-Ikirodah

Former presidential aide, Reno Omokri has knocked down Nigerians over the high birth rate whereas the country made of more poor people. CONTINUE READING

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He wrote; 

“When it rains in China, they rush to the farm and produce food. When it rains in Nigeria, we run to the bedroom and produce children. The government built railways in Kano, Abeokuta, and other large population centres. Study the data. I have looked at it. Nigerians are using these railways to attend weddings, parties, mosques and churches on weekdays. Besides the Abuja-Kaduna railway, which ferries workers, most railways in Nigeria just transport consumers.”

“The challenge with Nigeria is 20% government and 80% the governed. You will see Nigerians who do not pay any form of income taxes whatsoever swearing at the government for refusing to provide basic infrastructure. We are so entitled as a people. And we think we do not have to do anything because we are oil rich. Oil rich? We make $30 billion from oil and gas to our 230 million population. Qatar makes $65 billion from oil and gas and has a population of 2.6 million people. That is just 1% of our population.”

“China had negative economic growth until she introduced the One Child Policy. From that period, and due mainly to that policy, their economy began to grow to the point where since 2010, they add the entire GDP of Greece to their economy annually. They are so stable that they have six million empty homes. Nigeria needs to bring down her population growth. And if a rising cost of living is what it will take to do it, then so be it. When we suffer for our supper, we will be super!.”

Source: Bushradiogist