enlightenedmind:
they should go biko. Shell, BA, Chevron, Total etc they have never benefited us. They should go.

plaetton:


Nigeria might actually be a better country if all British interests are fully divested from Nigeria.
They are an ill wind that blows no good.

amaechi1:


Your economy is long gone before now. Pity you are just realizing that Nigeria economy was a window dressing. When people were shouting of lack of infrastructure to support the economy, maybe you did not understand.

enlightenedmind:


dey r d problem. They r behind d first biafra war. SE made a mistake thinking dey were fighting Nigerians or 4 britain. SE/SS common man playing into all dese political geo-economic sabbotage. Dey will eventually end up as refugees on d atlantic coz we know wat will happen next.

plaetton:


Nigeria might actually be a better country if all British interests are fully divested from Nigeria.
They are an ill wind that blows no good.

jawjaw1:


If you think that Ngozi can save Nigeria from the lack of forex issue at hand, then my dear friend, you need to go back to kindergarten. The long years of relying on oil and importing almost everything we need has finally come to hunt us. The chicken has finally come home to roast.

My humble advise is that Nigerians should brace up for further hard times. Tighten your belt everyone, its going to be a long difficult ride.

waternogeteneny:



The US AND UK have long predicted that the African is a liability and no different from a wild animal.


Pls, once again prove them right. I am sure they have made all necessary arrangement.


This is 2016 and they are harvesting their own oil and have even enough energy to sell to Nigeria.


The only real losers here is the greedy traitors from the North that collaborated with foreigners to steal from Niger Delta for close to 60 years and have poverty to show for it.


It would appear that the party was over before Buhari Presidency. #gameover

citizenisb:
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-05-27/british-airways-evaluates-its-nigeria-routes-on-traffic-dollar

plaetton:


Nigeria might actually be a better country if all British interests are fully divested from Nigeria.
They are an ill wind that blows no good.

enlightenedmind:


dey r d problem. They r behind d first biafra war. SE made a mistake thinking dey were fighting Nigerians or 4 britain. SE/SS common man playing into all dese political geo-economic sabbotage. Dey will eventually end up as refugees on d atlantic coz we know wat will happen next.

acooriz:
Biko...let me leavw Nigeria b4 its too late

erico2k2:

How old are you?

NavierStokes:
The country is undergoing "change" but by the time this change has been completed, things may have moved beyond recognition.

End effect of solving 2010+s problems with 1980's solutions.

citizenisb:
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-05-27/british-airways-evaluates-its-nigeria-routes-on-traffic-dollar

enlightenedmind:


my dear if u do not know anything about economics plz seize from having opinions on economic policies. go to angola, usa, and all OPEC states, do u see anyone besides themselves there controlling their resources? "U must control ur means of production to actually create wealth, else u r just cheap labour". ---- Karl Marx. Fundemental of economics.

How many Nigerians know ow to opereate a full working refinary? How many Nigerians know how to technically construct the Engineering layout or even d paper sketch of a refinary? U think it is cheap oil money that will emancipate N-Delta? Until Niger Delta control, refine, distribute and sell their resources, from raw material to finished goods, they will be exploited. Whereever u r , Biafra, Nigeria, Republic of Niger Delta, where ever, until u pple do this, the region will never b economically liberated. After Shell dem go, its Chinese and Russia's turn. Get readdy.

manny4life:


I beg to differ, I don't think they are the problem. They're only adding or rather, cashing in on an unstructured foundation called Nigeria. If Nigeria had a institutions in place to checkmate their excesses, you would see they aren't the problem. Why blame British Airways when we can't manage Nigerian Airlines? Why blame Chevron, Shell, etc when we don't have institutions dedicated primarily to Oil exploration. Biko let's stop the blame game.

naijaboy756:
Must we wait for this old man to complete his mission of destroying Nigeria before sending him back to Daura?

naijaboy756:
park well joor. Hand over this country to Ngozi and see thing turn around for good within 6 months. For now, the chief dullard is in charge

Checked86:
you do not know anything about development neither do you know what it takes to run a country. What do you need from the multinational companies? Do you know how many Nigerians on their payroll, do you know how much they pay as tax? Do your research very well and pose that your question again, may be by then you will be able to answer it yourself. People defend Buhari, but I am sorry, none of them is as clueless as you are.

pinkyliceous:
These fair-weather international companies, you enjoyed with us for the longest, why not endure with us for a short while?



I am not a zombie.

plaetton:


I agree with you. I wasn't blaming the oil companies per se.

I was simply expressing my opinion that Britain and British interests are natural saboteurs of African interests,be it political, economic or geopolitical.

naijaboy756:
Must we wait for this old man to complete his mission of destroying Nigeria before sending him back to Daura?