TheGiftedOne:
A continent with so much mineral resources yet so little development to show for it.






Japan and so many western countries do not even have one tenth of what many African countries are endowed with yet they are a Millon miles ahead in terms of development.


Is Africa cursed

fuckingAyaya:
Africa is blessed , Africa leaders are cursed

oz4real83:
I am already at work at this time of the day unlike u who may still be on the bed or looking for an innocent person to hack his bank account. Idiotic. Shit.

Ahmed0336:

Daydreaming sh*t
Better go hustle.

fuckingAyaya:
Africa is blessed , Africa leaders are cursed

kay29000:


Are African leaders not Africans too...or are they imported from elsewhere?

Ykc2:
portrait
of christ painted by Leonardo da vinci was sold 450 million dollars what is so special in that painting ?if you no know

UnknownT:
Natural resources don't make a nation rich, Human resources do. That's the problem with us in Africa.

Tookool:
I saw something like this yesterday while my workers were digging trenches for foundation...I’ll go examine it again, it might just be my way out of this suffering

oz4real83:
I am already at work at this time of the day unlike u who may still be on the bed or looking for an innocent person to hack his bank account. Idiotic. Shit.

TheGiftedOne:
A continent with so much mineral resources yet so little development to show for it.






Japan and so many western countries do not even have one tenth of what many African countries are endowed with yet they are a Millon miles ahead in terms of development.


Is Africa cursed

Rossiminku:


It is cursed with thoughtless people like you who don't understand how international commerce operates.

FYI, in today's world, nobody develops solely or even mostly through the export of raw materials. Not even diamonds.

Unless you are a tiny gulf state with huge oil reserves like Kuwait or UAE, you pretty much need to be into heavy manufacturing, to build a developed society today.

The income from raw materials export is NOT ENOUGH to develop.

The bottlenecks on African manufacturing, ie processing those raw materials into finished goods for export at higher prices than the raw materials, are the monstrous tariffs imposed by western, Asian and other nations on imports of African manufactured products.

This makes the African manufactured goods uncompetitive, discouraging manufacturing on the continent.

The USA has in recent years, implemented AGOA, to ease this discrimination against African manufactures, but they are only 20% of the world economy. The entire world needs to lift restrictions on the imports of African manufactured goods, to create a level playing field.

THAT is when Africa can finally take its rightful place in the comity of nations.

In the meantime, Africa will continue to improve on INTRA-African trade, and increasing the buying power of its citizenry, so as to eventually become self-sufficient in the production and sale of its manufactured products within the continent.

oz4real83:
I am already at work at this time of the day unlike u who may still be on the bed or looking for an innocent person to hack his bank account. Idiotic. Shit.

TheGiftedOne:
A continent with so much mineral resources yet so little development to show for it.






Japan and so many western countries do not even have one tenth of what many African countries are endowed with yet they are a Millon miles ahead in terms of development.


Is Africa cursed

detectivejones:





Nigeria is cursed and you live in Nigeria making you a cursed person No?

MajorOvakporaye:


GUY SHUT UP!!!

DEM FINISH YOU FOR THIS THREAD

STOP FOOLING YOURSELF

JoeCool3150:

Ahmed0336, I dont think you will recover from this in a hurry. Oz4real was just being sarcastic but you refused to think b4 replying him. Now, see what you've done to yourself. Sorry...Just chill and let it go. Next time you'll be smarter.

djsjxjfjdisjdjb:


which nature are you talking about? Na desert dey Europe? Oga when it comes to Nature sef, Africa no reach oyibo. if you sef don travel before you go know.

TheGiftedOne:
A continent with so much mineral resources yet so little development to show for it.






Japan and so many western countries do not even have one tenth of what many African countries are endowed with yet they are a Millon miles ahead in terms of development.


Is Africa cursed

oz4real83:
I am already at work at this time of the day unlike u who may still be on the bed or looking for an innocent person to hack his bank account. Idiotic. Shit.

bluefilm:
It's just a fucking_ piece of rock and nothing else

But Humans will always continue valuing nonsense over useful things.

Nonsense.

wonderr:
na the thing go kill u now
where u for sell am?

MajorOvakporaye:


YOU ARE A VERY STUPID HEAD SLAMMING FOOL!!!

BORORO GOAT

STINKING FUTAJALON MONKEY

NwaIgboBoy:


Hey as I'm typing this, I'm right here in Norway man! [left][/left]

Rossiminku:


It is cursed with thoughtless people like you who don't understand how international commerce operates.

FYI, in today's world, nobody develops solely or even mostly through the export of raw materials. Not even diamonds.

Unless you are a tiny gulf state with huge oil reserves like Kuwait or UAE, you pretty much need to be into heavy manufacturing, to build a developed society today.

The income from raw materials export is NOT ENOUGH to develop.

The bottlenecks on African manufacturing, ie processing those raw materials into finished goods for export at higher prices than the raw materials, are the monstrous tariffs imposed by western, Asian and other nations on imports of African manufactured products.

This makes the African manufactured goods uncompetitive, discouraging manufacturing on the continent.

The USA has in recent years, implemented AGOA, to ease this discrimination against African manufactures, but they are only 20% of the world economy. The entire world needs to lift restrictions on the imports of African manufactured goods, to create a level playing field.

THAT is when Africa can finally take its rightful place in the comity of nations.

In the meantime, Africa will continue to improve on INTRA-African trade, and increasing the buying power of its citizenry, so as to eventually become self-sufficient in the production and sale of its manufactured products within the continent.