ProYouAdminsUK:
Who is to blame for our woes?

Western imperialist white nations sabotaging our government, removing or sabotaging competent leaders and installing and propping up clueless corrupt ones and using their total control of our news media and their IMF loans to dictate economic policy.

Yes these businesses are circumventing the rise in the dollar by exporting, well they are able to do so because they have better business contacts in those their home countries than Nigerians.

The solution is to enter business partnerships with these foreign business people to help us more easily export our products and services to their countries.

ProYouAdminsUK:
Yeah they can withdraw the money if they want to get overthrown.
And even then they can only withdraw their original capital even if they are allowed to, but france keeps the interest they made on their money, this interest that france keeps is one of the ways they collect the ' colonial tax'

Ugosample:




Yea
France keeps the bulk of the interest

And gives them a pittance (it's now 1%)

It's the price they have to pay, for France guaranteeing their currency and debts.

That's why they have a more stable currency, and lower inflation than in Nigeria, Ghana, or Kenya.


this is NOT TAX na

ProYouAdminsUK:
Its a tax because they have no say on whether to enter such an arrangement. Like I say if they disobey France they know that the Gbagbo treatment awaits them.
Nigeria is being sabotaged by the same white nations, they collecting their own form of colonial tax bydestablising our govt and stealing our resources, recall the stealing of $ 1trillion Malibu oil block for example.

Ugosample:


I saw what Gbagbo did and to me, he deserves to die sef.

Gbagbo entrenched tribalism, "ivoirité" and also anti France sentiment in the country, while letting his country to decay.

It's Sankara that you can say was removed unjustly

And Besides, Francophone countries disobey France on a steady these days, especially Gabon and Congo, due to the Chinese incursion into Africa

To them, if France does not want to help them again, they should be thrown out, and China take over.

I traverse francophone Africa, so I know what is happening

the country that has refuse to have sense is Cameroon, but na their luck

ProYouAdminsUK:
No forceful removal of a democratically elected president can be just.
If you choose to be an apologist for neocolonialism does not make the sabotage of Africa right. In any case the point is that the Francophone nations' president do not willingly enter into the arrangement of the colonial tax, if the try to pull out of it tey would be removed like Gbagbo or Sankara or Mugabe or Jammeh or Gadaffi or Lumumba

Ugosample:


Gbagbo lost the election and refused to leave.
Gbagbo never cause the death of anybody you just an apologist for the French and their propaganda.
NOTE THAT.

Thousands of Ivorians (and Some Nigerians too living there then) died because of Gbagbo. Don't twist the narrative.


You kept post poning elections, your term expired and you still wanted to cling to power, then finally when the country became too hot, you reluctantly organised an election that you refuse to step down and set your country up for civil war.


That's the person you are saying does not deserve to die?

You don't know how much Ivorians respect GEJ for what he did, And wished that "putain" did same in their country

ProYouAdminsUK:
Not true, Gbagbo did not lose election, the French only claimed he lost as an excuse to overthrow Gbagbo because he stopped being their stooge. When elections are disputed the democratic thing to do is to go to court, which is what he did and he had won he decision of the courts.

Ugosample:


Another problem is our impatience as a people.
We want to start making money from our businesses sharp sharp to show off that we have arrived.
Moving with these Asians taught me a lot about how unserious we are as Africans.


Those guys will pull in all their money and effort towards building a business, while maintaining vvery few clothes, as opposed to an average Nigerian graduate that just started working 8 months ago, who will buy latest iPhone, expensive clothes, etc just to show off, instead of thinking of how to invest in his life, and when sack comes, he is back to square one.
You are how plain clothed they dress? If you see how much they have, your jaw will drop..

Our value system too is another problem altogether.
If I go on, it will fill up the space here.

Naijabash:

Abra4real:

Wise words from His Holiness Mikolo. But one question: can you go to their country and colonize them as they're doing here?

Yampotatocarrot:


N why didnt they carry t out. Please don't use d,"no capital" excuse

mikolo80:
what makes them wicked.?
Making you work hard?
Why should they pay different tax?
When they leave, Who will provide job for your lazy indolent inept incompetent asss?

Horus:
The Lebanese community in Nigeria has a longstanding history of dark and illegal business in Nigeria (illegal trade, drug smugling, etc, )
I think it's fundamentally important to cross-examine comprehensively Lebanese activities in the country. The Lebaneses get an official job to cover up dubious activities. Time is ripe to shed light on them before Nigeria finds itself unknowingly and unwillingly sponsoring terrorist activities and becomes disgraced internationally.

ProYouAdminsUK:
Not true, Gbagbo did not lose election, the French only claimed he lost as an excuse to overthrow Gbagbo because he stopped being their stooge. When elections are disputed the democratic thing to do is to go to court, which is what he did and he had won he decision of the courts.

ProYouAdminsUK:
No forceful removal of a democratically elected president can be just.
If you choose to be an apologist for neocolonialism does not make the sabotage of Africa right. In any case the point is that the Francophone nations' president do not willingly enter into the arrangement of the colonial tax, if the try to pull out of it tey would be removed like Gbagbo or Sankara or Mugabe or Jammeh or Gadaffi or Lumumba

ProYouAdminsUK:
Its a tax because they have no say on whether to enter such an arrangement. Like I say if they disobey France they know that the Gbagbo treatment awaits them.
Nigeria is being sabotaged by the same white nations, they collecting their own form of colonial tax bydestablising our govt and stealing our resources, recall the stealing of $ 1trillion Malibu oil block for example.