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MiddleDimension:You mean Nigerian transport businesses operating outside Nigeria as independent biz entities in other African countries? Educate me. |
israelmao:Number problem is our banks. It's expensive to obtain loan to create a business or expand. Foreign entities that come to Nigeria have access to cheaper credits. The banks are the "devils doing" us. Who will go collect loan with 26% interest to open a retail business. Nigeria will flourish if credit is cheaper like 6 -10% interest credit. Thats why business people in countries like US or Europe seem like "magician". They are probably less talented but they have access to cheaper funds and superb operating conditions. Our enemies are the elites. The banks and public officials. Don't you see that both even collude to keep the people poor. Politicians steal money and hand it over to the banks. Banks choose to give loans at crazy interest rate because they have no genuine commitment to support local business. Their main customers are the "theiving" politicians. Imagine, banks are also into businesses that does not concern them like selling recharge cards. Just imagine! |
delpee:Not really against intra-African trade but we need more local competitors. The issue of shoplifting employees is not as big as that in the scheme of challenges facing them. Let them spend more on security technology. I know that a Nigerian employed to man the CCTV monitoring room will work hard to impress his/her boss. |
MiddleDimension:Aside from the banks and Dangote, show me any other Nigerian biz entity that operates outside Nigeria. I have no problem with inter-Africa trades but if it's one-sided then there is a problem. Nigerians are not doing enough. The problem is with Nigerians and not the foreign businesses that come here. If we can't run a business comfortably at home, then how can we go to other markets. Most of our so-called billionaire and millionaires are simply profiteers. |
NightHawke:Shopping may seem good for buyers but for every Shoprite there are thousands of micro and small business lossers that have lost customers and their means of livelihood to Shoprite. Aside from the comfort it provide to shoppers, it's a bad omen for Nigeria, especially with the fact that it is a foreign entity. Shoprite is :crying now because it's probably having problem moving its funds out of Nigeria because of dollar crunch. A local entity wouldn't face that especially if most of the products are local. Nigerians are slackers who have to wait for a foreign own retailer to shop comfortably. What does it take to run a retail business as that? |
Brandonx:If you don't understand the facts behind his reasoning, why not do simple research. It's just like how Walmart in the US have muscle out small groceries or retail stores. And thats even an American company. In this case, Shoprite is foreign owned, probably by white south Africans with European roots. While the latter is not the point, it also contribute to capital flight. I wonder what stop Nigerians from coming together to create a local retailer as that. We have to wait for foreigners to come do everything. |
Brandonx:Are you a policeman? So, it's okay to use police uniform to extort members of the public because they don't like their job. They are not different from criminal politicians who rob the masses. |
[quote author= post=92413498]Omo which bank register POS give police men ? Abeg make them sanction such bank manager.. shuu wetin we no go hear for this country self[/quote]They could have obtained it fraudulently with the bank not knowing the purpose. The policemen will collude with a biz entity to go to the bank to register the POS and then hand it over to the policemen. I suspect there will be a sharing formula between these criminal cops and the entity that registered or handed them the pos. |
Tunjingwu:What's the connection between paying bills and having sex with your wife. Well, better to pick up prostitutes if want it cheap. Nigerians and their warped mentality. |
AroleOduduwa2:China already has a base in Djibouti in Africa. If any country fail to pay back a loan and refused to hand over the assets, the Chinese military is ready to move in. America is the world greatest debtor and protects itself by having the most formidable military in the world just in case it can't meet it's debt obligation. People are still sleeping in Nigeria. When Chinese military forcefully take over once Nigeria default and refuse to hand over the assets, Nigerians eyes will clear. |
overdrive:Don't let Americans fool you. Ninety-nine percent of the fraud committed here in the US are perpetrated by Americans. Go watch a program that maybe available on YouTube called American Greed, you will open mouth at the monumental fraud going on inside US perpetrated by their citizens. I can't count the number of scam calls I get daily on my phone. I virtually have to use a scam call blocker to prevent those calls. I blocked phone number tire. Even on Youtube you will see ads of potential scammers selling outrageous online get-rich products. In one example, I checked the review of the seller online and people on reddit complain about the guy. He was even claiming to have worked before in white house and to have managed $250 billion portfolio. What monumental lie. And Youtube allowed such individual to advertise on its platform. Let a Nigerian try that, you will hear alarm blow. |
obiekunie2:Everything is ethnic to you people. You all need help from this mental sickness. |
Adjovi:I tire for these kind people o. I said somewhere that the greatest threat against Nigeria is coming from outside aided saboteurs from inside and the only way to survive and win in the face of these threats is to come together. Rather, people are busy throwing childish ethnic jabs. No one is safe, not anywhere in any part of Nigeria. By the time it happen your eyes would clear but it will be too late. |
Mmuoojukwu:Still crying over election that happened over 5yrs ago? And for someone that was weak and allowed massive looting. Maybe if Jonathan had saved most of the proceeds earned from record oil prices of over $100 per barrel, Buhari would have met funds to spend on infrastructure instead of borrowing. Sentiments kills ability to reason objectively. You should all grow up. Ask Jonathan what happened to the Abuja and Lagos CCTV loan he collected from China. Yet no CCTV ever built in Abuja or Lagos. Tell me, of all infrastructure needed in the country, na CCTV your brother Jonathan choose to collect loan from China for. How dumb is that. A govt that earned record revenue from oil at over $100 per barrel still collected loan to construct CCTV. And yet Aunty Diezani still stole billion of dollars. |
proeast:And east is not part of Nigeria. By the time China send in its military to claim whatever they want, we will see what you will all do. All ethnic minded bigots never learn anything. |
sulaak:As they already did in Sri Lanka, Djibouti and few other countries. |
"The minister also hinted that he was getting signal from the Chinese government that Nigeria may not get the loan following the probe by the National Assembly." So, China is telling us we have no right to scrutinize the loan agreements. Their Father! Go ask Tanzania president. He tore the $10 Billion loan agreement between China and his predecessor, saying only a drunk person will signed to such agreement with China. Let them carry their money go. All the money being stolen right, left and center can be channeled to infrastructure. Remember the $16 billion wasted/stolen for power sector. NDDC just wasted and stole N15 trillion with nothing to show. Imagine the person who is planning to rip you off is giving you condition. Nija elites are just brain dead wicked. |
fulanimafia:Why not go rent soldiers and go pick him up. Country of people with no balls and culture of dishonesty. A sole individual has choose to stand up to your govt and here you are rapping nonesence. |
2cribz:And this is all that concern you in this sad matter. You suppose dey asylum at Yaba. |
xolocious:Pray for God to protect us in any situation. Truth that our people will score zero when it come to safety but unexpected accidents happen anywhere. A story of Brazilian tourist walking along the road "jejely" in Calgary (Canada) and a gush of wind blew a metallic item from a construction site for a tall building, and straight at this poor fellow. That guide was knocked blind. He was offered a residency in Canada to get adequate treatment but nothing will bring his sight back. Anywhere we are, we should pray for God's protection. Bizarre things can happen. |
These container trucks have sent so many to eatly grave. Anytime am visiting and in a vehicle, I tell drivers never to stay beside any container truck. Drive as fast as you can to be ahead of them or simply let them be ahead. Even in this case, the bus was just by itself dropping passengers and this happened. The crazy truck driver was probably speeding where there was pothole on the highway. |
Briells: First, let's see your company CAC certificate here. Then copy of the license that authorize the company to accept cash from public investors. If you do, i will invest N2 million rightaway. |
Ladyhippolyta88:A slap on the but or on that hand used to take what doesn't belong to him or her will not harm. Only evil parents will harm their kids for taking what is not his or hers. Even the other societies you refer to was into heavy corporal punishment before modern times. They were into public lynching as well. Stop fooling yourself. |
Fikayo106:You are really a mentally deranged person. You ought to have been sent to prison as a child for stealing money under your mum's pillow. The mum didn't state specifically what the boy did or took without permission. Almost all kids do that at certain age and it's parent responsibility to shake it off them. Once my 5 yr old daughter decided to take an item at the mall and put it in her pocket not knowing we saw what she did. We rebuked her right there and that was the last time she ever took anything that belong to another. |
Here is the problem. When you were all young and adults asked you "what would you want to be in the future", none of you ever said you will want to be an entrepreneur, a businessman, businesswoman or a CEO of a company.. So, who will create the jobs? You are all waiting for the government to create that. That's not the primary function of the government except to be an enabler which they have also failed to do. |
Dotherightthing:Oga professor of English. I first want you to write that in your local language. Maybe after that I will take you serious. |
This is the kind of news CNN like to cover. Awon were! Kudos to the prince. |
DaddyRochie1642:Eh! See who is talking. Someone stole your mirror. Abi you get Oyinbo lips. Black person wey dey say another black person get thick lips. Be careful o. Ponmo don scarce for market. Bad boys fit hunt you down for your ponmo lips. |
Want to look "caucasian" at all cost. |
hisgrace090:Is this not the same country that ordered the butchering of a journalist from their country in Turkey. All zealots. |
“At that material time of this commercial transaction and till date, I had no prior knowledge that Justice Ajumogobia had any interest whatsoever in the company.” Whatever you think, it doesn't mean this is not possible. Not every directors listed with CAC as directors are involved in running a company. Some simply became directors because they invested and may be involved in other things. By Nigeria standard, that N5 million is meager. People that give bribes in dollars. I don't believe EFCC. How can a prosecutor bribe a judge to win a case against the other party being accused of fraud? What's the motive? Even when EFCC was already owing him unpaid fees. It doesn't make sense. |
SLAP44:Not with the kind of leaders they have. Dubai achieved its status because of its leader. It's same problem nationwide irrespective of region. Nigeria is in the hands of gluttons. |
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