₦airaland Forum

agwom:
Source: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/8-doctors-test-positive-for-covid-19-in-zamfara.html

dietola01:
Popular social media enthusiast, Tunde Ednut has stated that in Benin city, Edo state, governors kneels to greet the king but in other kingdoms, the king shivers before the governor.

Speaking in an Instagram post, Ednut shared a photo of Governor Godwin Obaseki kneeling before Oba of Benin...

johnmattew:
lekki and ajah residents are sitting on gun powder....20 years ago,lekki and ajah weren't existing....both areas won't exist in 20 years time

Dereformer:
Yoruba people, una good morning ooooooo.

It took you over 50 years to see what the Igbos saw in 1967.

You see why Igbos are naturally ahead of you.

Erediauwa:
Today is every Yesterday's Tomorrow....

What Sanusi and Sowore are reaping Today bountifully is as result of the hate they sowed against GEJ.


I don't feel pity for them..... Let them enjoy their bumper harvest Buhari is serving them.

Laren24:
I'm more concerned on the brain drain issue. If this Brexit should happen, the United kingdom would create policies and programmes in extorting developing nations of their intellectuals. I implore the government to formulate policies that would disrupt or discourage people/intellectuals in leaving the countries, and must make sure that the implementation process is surely enforced.
Nigeria really can't afford its intellectuals to start leaving with different problems facing the nation, we really can't afford the extortion of our intellectuals.

RealMrNigerD:
All brexit delay tactics is by elements in govt hoping they can change the will of the people to protect their own selfish interests in a second referendum. Boris' deal obviously was good enough to accomodate britons rights. Just goes to show that democracy is really a wash, can easily be compromised, like nigeria that can't even get restructuring when we all want it because of elements we elected to represent us who only see their opportunity to exploit the current system for personal gain. In simple terms, any system having humans at the helm of it will eventually go awry. Meanwhile @OP, this article really isn't incisive in terms of analysis and definite prescriptions as a result. You already said all your points can't be validated as regards effect on Nigeria so why the baseless projections. In any case, this is one of those articles that gives you hope that nairaland will eventually regain vision for relevant information constructive and eliminate all this newfound penchant for petty, unenlightening issues they bring to front page.a

Sunnycliff:
More commonwealth countries will be more likely to gain jobs in the UK. They have already amended their immigration law to extra two years after graduation for work and study cum residence permit.

Brexit will favour us

DexterousOne:
The EU is U.K. biggest trading partner

The U.S. and China does not even come close

And America cannot absorb in full the shockwaves from Britain if they are kicked out unceremoniously

That is why msny people are panicking

ALL Donald trump get na mouth
When the chips are down
Please I am doing my Master dissertation on brexit can you tell me somethings concerning it ?The Topic of my research is a study of brexit and its prospect and challenges on commonwealth countries. Please I will reference you if you don't mind.thank you in anticipation.
Everybody the go clear

TsaTrinity:
Im honoured to help you out. I think you'll find much infos if you visit sites that pile up the details.
But if you want to understand the details, let me know

grandstar:
That's too much for me.

Anyway, a slowdown in the British economy due to Brexit should reduce demand for goods from former commonwealth countries. Also, a weaker pound which has already happened (and might depreciate further because of Brexit) will also limit demand for goods and services from those countries.

A weak pound coupled with a desire for Britain to find new markets for their goods should lead to increase exports to its former commonwealth countries. A weak pound will make British made goods more competitive in the marketplace naturally increasing demand for them against their competitors.

CyberWolf:
higher visa fees, hingest 100% increment and Nigerians i know can pay anything as long as they are guaranteed of leaving this country. I think brexit happened mainly because of free visa immigrants from EU countries flooding the country especially from poor Eastern European countries.

CyberWolf:
Share details of the arm twisting because EU president also posted that a deal has been reached and urged their respective parliaments to adopt the deal.

winterfell007:
Point of correction. Boris wasn't entirely interested in negotiating with the EU on brexit. Left to him, he was ready to get out of the EU come what may. He even 'prorogue' the parliament to prevent further debates on 'a deal'. It was actually the queen that reopened parliament and forced the prime Minister to go secure a deal with the EU. Obviously, he would be negotiating from the position of weakness considering that time was no longer on their side.

JOLP:
Options will spring up and provide alternatives to the UK.

Remember how foreign students deserted UK universities recently?

TsaTrinity:
Well as ling as the deal benefits the people, I have no problem with it. Oct 31 is near so they should hurry up with whatever plans they have to leave
But the way things are now, I feel foreigners will suffer it more for some years. UK visa fee will overly increase, tax will be like kilode

Lorenzop:
Jeremy Corbyn is coming for you....as far as I know the UK will loose more than it will gain once they leave the EU. I won't be surprised to see them applying for membership again after some years. Whoever came up with the idea is feeling funky.