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Falling oil prices, serious challenge to Nigeria –Campbell by fkaz(m): 6:54am On Dec 14, 2014 |
A former United States ambassador to Nigeria, John Campbell, has raised the alarm that current situations in Nigeria, especially falling oil prices, are making it difficult for the country to avoid disintegration. http://www.punchng.com/news/falling-oil-prices-serious-challenge-to-nigeria-campbell/ |
Re: Falling oil prices, serious challenge to Nigeria –Campbell by Caseless: 7:05am On Dec 14, 2014 |
This people wont just leave us alone. Na by force? We trully need a strong leader who can stand up to these external sponsors of boko haram. |
Re: Falling oil prices, serious challenge to Nigeria –Campbell by EVarn(m): 7:21am On Dec 14, 2014 |
though his claims has some elements of truth in them,it is however rather mischievious of him to come on public platform to profess all the dubious points he did about nigeria's disintegration.i wonder why the leadership of nigeria cannot take robust action to curb the use of inflammatory and dennigrating speeches by foreign elements to torment the unity of nigeria. |
Re: Falling oil prices, serious challenge to Nigeria –Campbell by Nobody: 7:28am On Dec 14, 2014 |
American may be right on disintegration come 2015. The way at which politics is being heated up lately, some part of the country due to their selfish interest, bitterness or call it whatever have decided to align with some other part to take power and the other side of the country is bent on holding on to power at all cost, threatening bricks and stones, acquiring warships or whatever garbage from our dead media. If these selfishness, desperation for power, careless utterances,we are north, SW,SE,SS, and other silly attitudes is unchecked coupled with economic instability, insurgency, vulnerable Nigerian youths, bad image and reputation within Africa and western world. Nigeria is just a time bomb.... |
Re: Falling oil prices, serious challenge to Nigeria –Campbell by Nobody: 8:42am On Dec 14, 2014 |
After rebating nigerian economy fr 250 billion dollars to 510 billion dollars these idiot americans are stil making us to belive that we are stil operating monoeconomy. since more than 10 years our economy had growns far beyond that of south africa but they presented us below safrica due to their bias black & white race. if our economy is 536 billion it means our economy now is more than double & if the govt revenue is within 40% it means govt rev. will be around 210b to 240 billion. when our economy was 250b our revenue fr oil which stands for 80% of our total reveue 60b which means now oil revenue is far below our total earning. so what? are this white monkeys saying after rebate our revenue stil largly on oil? gov revenue must authomatically double, % of oil revenue must be dragged down. this guys dont even understand economics they are just causing confusions here & there if not they would hav known we make more fr tax,export of other comudity than oil after rebating. idiots |
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