tit:


you armed robber!
leave the niger delta and their oil alone!
concentrate n your guguru and tomatoe.
incase you have not heard, audu odeh has announced a disease for maize plant

GenBuhari:
Have they not been steling oil for decades through their multinational oil companies.
Point of this thread is to expose their hypocrisy, in pretending to be helpful when in reality they are secretly sabotaging us.

GenBuhari:
So are the multinationals who has been stealing pumping our oil not linked linked to US and European governments? Try and reason logically abeg.

thoth:
Before Nigeria's independence The British understood the ethnic configurations of the fake nation they created and it was just like everything made to benefit them economically, aware of the backward nature of the North and it's despotic system of leadership they had a deal with them to gain unfettered access to Nigerian resources while they will guarantee them power and a share of those resources which normally doesn't belong to the north. So as someone said above they've been helping them to perpetuate the fraud called Nigeria and if not the North all these multinationals would have been sacked long ago.

Buhari's trip to London both before his election and even this recent one has always been for support based on the premise stated above. I said it then and i still stand on it. The problem with this setup is it's hierarchical nature, since the North agrees to be subservient to Britain the conditions are always dictated by British and now American objectives rather than nothern myopic agendas, in this instance the north has not really deciphered what the British objectives are and are becoming uncomfortable working within the framework they found themselves.

Funny part is Nigeria is going to the dogs and the resulting mess will neither favor the North, South, east nor West. The Imperialists however will be congratulating themselves on a job well done after the whole system is in motion.

GenBuhari:
I kind of see your point, and suspect you are right that Buhari's trip for ear infection treatment in UK was a smokescreen for secret discussions with Western powers; because it was during that trip that his forex policy was abandoned for the forex policy of devaluation / "flexibility" the West and IMF had been pushing for. Disappointing.

Blue3k:
They should bother with us anyway. As David Cameron said. This place is fantasticly currupt. They don't have any vested interest in us. Everyone complaining about multnational companies stealing is a little strange. Didn't they get permission from Nigerian gov.

Why hadn't Nigerian government that had all land and mineral right govrnment given contract to Nigerian companies?

Next question to ask why did they did we allow them to run oil business at all? They ran it into ground, refineries don't work and need to be sold off.

When Nigerian politicians steal they take money to Western banks. They gladly except money use it to develop their country and laugh at us for being idiots.

mohaMADbuari:
President Muhammadu Buhari, who spoke briefly on Wednesday with Sky News’ Diplomatic Editor, Dominic Waghorn, after he delivered his keynote address at the Commonwealth event, agreed with the British Prime Minister, David Cameron, that Nigeria is a “fantastically corrupt” country.

President Buhari made the admittance to Sky News’ Diplomatic Editor, Dominic Waghorn in London.
In the 29 seconds chat minutes monitored by our correspondent, Waghorn had pressed president Buhari to know whether Nigeria Nigeria was “fantastically corrupt”, surprisingly, the president admitted.

The chat went this way:

Sky news: Will you like an apology from the prime minister?

Buhari: “No, no not at all”

Sky news: Are you embarrassed by what he said?

Buhari: “No I’m not.”

Sky news: Is Nigeria fantastically corrupt?

Buhari: “Yes very corrupt”

But according the Correspondent, Senators Chukwuka Utazi, chairman, senate committee on anti-corruption and financial crimes and Dino Melaye were not happy with Cameron’s comment on Nigeria.

For Utazi, “I am taken aback. I am not happy about it,” while for Melaye, it was “reckless” and “demeaning”.


Below is the video of the interaction posted on the news medium’s website.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyFPuYgk_d4


http://punchng.com/video-buhari-agrees-with-cameron-that-nigeria-fantastically-corrupt/