₦airaland Forum

pansophist:
God no go let me disappoint you. In Jesus name, oya scream Amen

Miracood2:
I once used it to write an application letter.

I was accepted and asked to resume immediately.














Na bakery work!

WriiterNig:
🇺🇸 Lloyd Austin in 🇮🇱 Israel: "The United States will not allow 🇮🇷 Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon."

pansophist:
You are referring to me since I was the one that said ´Ǵod bless China´.

I know your type. You cant accept criticism, and criticism is hate, such a weak mind. You would have made sense if you actually quoted me and debate on how exactly my criticisms of the west are wrong.

I criticize everyone and everything. Man, woman, ecowas, Nigeria, US, everything worth criticizing. Fork, I even criticize myself. I am my own worse enemy. Does it mean I hate all these people and myself?

And I stand on my word. God bless China. The US is a dying empire, and it is good for the world if it dies off. The misery and agony it has bequeatheth on earth, no empire in human history have done such. Being an American doesn't make you special, and freedom of speech is to criticise your country and any country as much as I want.

BidenDTrounce:
Data collected from the indigenous people of Canada (they're not white people) reflects their will to assert thier sovereignty over thier territory (Canada).
The indigenous people of Canada are demanding that the illegal settlers/occupiers (and thier descendants) from Western Europe return back to thier continent and stop the exploitation of the natural resources of the indigenous people of Canada.
Unlike Nigeria, Britain colonized Canada and never left. They settled in and displaced the indigenous population to become the majority.
The indigenous people of Canada remains a subjugated demographic that experienced genocide and the survivors are still exposed to systematic genocide, culture eradication, poverty (which inadvertently leads to crime)
and govt induced homelessness etc.
They have no drinking water and they're over-represented in the criminal justice system despite being a minority.


PS: Although Nigeria's independence from colonization is only in theory (not in practice), the indigenous people of Nigeria are relatively in a better situation in comparison to thier Canadian counterpart.

WritterNig:
🤣🤣

🇺🇸 🇺🇦 🇪🇺 🤡 Clowns 🤡

seguno2:
When will we say the same thing about Tinubu’s light rail of 24 years that Buhari finally commissioned some weeks ago but still hasn’t been carrying passengers

BidenDConquerer:
The headline: Argentina Isolates Russia or Argentina needs Democracy

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I Biden demands democracy in Saudi Arabia and UAE(Dubai)..no democracy no business
Dubai is so undeveloped because there's no democracy..I want Dubai to be as developed as Nigeria



Truly sovereign states are no longer afraid of ‘Western diktat,’ Dmitry Medvedev says.

Russia is ready to help the world do away with the vestiges of a Western-dominated colonial past, former president Dmitry Medvedev has claimed. The official argued that as a nation “which has never had any colonies,” Russia is well-placed to take part in this process.

In an article published on Monday, Medvedev claimed that “geopolitical turbulence has cut open an abscess of the old problems of our world.”

The ex-president, who now serves as deputy chair of the Russian Security Council, argued that the “malignant tumor of a colonial past” is a problem that calls for “international surgery.”

He noted that the Soviet Union played a major role in dismantling the colonial system of the 20th century.

“We, together with other countries, can now drive the final nail in the coffin of the Western world’s neo-colonial aspirations,” Medvedev proclaimed in the piece, posted on the United Russia party website.

As an example, the former president cited Argentina’s decision to renounce a 2016 deal with the UK with respect to the disputed Falkland/Malvinas islands in the South Atlantic, which were at the center of a military conflict in 1982.
Another War Is Looming: Argentina Withdraws From Falklands Pact
https://www.nairaland.com/7597244/another-war-looming-argentina-withdraws


On Thursday, Argentinian Foreign Minister Santiago Cafiero said he had notified his British counterpart, James Cleverly, of the move during a meeting in New Delhi, India, on the sidelines of the G20 summit.

Buenos Aires “has proposed to resume negotiations on the question of sovereignty” in compliance with the mandate of the UN General Assembly and the world body’s Committee on Decolonization, Cafiero clarified.


Medvedev argued that the decisions to show French troops the door last year by two former colonies in Africa, the Central African Republic and Mali, fit this pattern too.

Medvedev pointed out, however, that there are still a number of dependent territories around the globe ruled by Western powers, such as the UK and France. He expressed skepticism that those nations will willingly relinquish control of the remains of their former empires.

As more and more countries “stop fearing Western diktat” and start to assert their national interests more actively, the former colonial powers are bound to lose their hold on the regions they once thought were theirs, the ex-president concluded.

Following the start of Russia’s military campaign against Ukraine last February and amid fierce confrontation with the West, top Russian officials, including President Vladimir Putin, have increasingly advocated the establishment of a “multipolar world” which does not center around the wishes of one single superpower.


https://www.rt.com/russia/572540-russian-ex-president-neo-colonialism/

BidenDTrounce:
Who wrote this for Buhari? Buhari is not that intelligent.
If it's Tinubu now, I know he's capable of writing this.

Nigeria's Buhari Slams 'Unfair' International Debt Architecture

Struggling with their external debt burden is one of the burning issues for many African countries. Many believe that the problem is that certain countries cannot timely service their foreign debt due to the unfair terms stipulated by international financial organizations, which forces them to seek restructuring in the first place.

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has castigated today's international financial organizations and their "unfair" debt architecture as favoring only advanced nations.
He aligned with the United Nations Secretary-General’s description on the global financial system as an "unfair debt architecture that not only charges poor countries much more money to borrow on the market than advanced economies, but downgrades them when they even think of restructuring their debt or applying for debt relief."

Speaking at the UN Conference of Least Developed Countries held in Doha, Qatar, Buhari called on developed and developing nations to offer duty-free and quota-free market access to the 46 countries mentioned on the UN least-developed countries (LDC) list; most of these countries are African ones.

In line with the UN rules concerning the LDCs, the countries listed should be granted such benefits as preferential market access, technical assistance, aid, and capacity-building on technology.
Buhari went on to shine the spotlight on the mounting debt burden shouldered by least-developed countries and emphasized the need to reform the international financial architecture so that poor countries become its priority.

Given these conditions, the Nigerian leader continued, the possibility for many countries to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals "remains bleak."
The head of state also said the development of poor countries is often impeded by challenges which are outside their hands and beyond their control, and this corroborates the need of countries for assistance in unlocking their economic potential.

Buhari made these statements as Nigeria struggles its foreign debt burden.
According to Finance Minister of Nigeria Zainab Ahmed, the western African country spent nearly 80% of its revenue on servicing its debt between January and November 2022, which amounted to $11.3 billion.
Besides Nigeria, there is a host of African countries grappling with the same problem

According to a 2022 report by the World Bank, more than half of low-income countries of which most are African, cannot meet their obligations on paying foreign debts.
One of the listed countries is Ghana, in Africa’s west, whose foreign debt amounts to 58% of its total $37.4 billion public debt as of October 2022. That said, the country has been trying to achieve its external debt restructuring under the G20 Common Framework.
Along with Ghana, Zambia, in Africa’s south, is also pursuing debt restructuring, because the country is unable to pay its $13.04 billion external debt in a timely manner.

Earlier, Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema lashed out at what he called "suicidal" interest rates comparing them to a "black mamba kiss of death".

Concerning the foreign debt trap problem, many African leaders have repeatedly urged African nations not to deal with international financial organizations due to "unfair" conditions.
For instance, touching upon the external loans of African nations in June 2022, Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo urged Africa to stop "begging" the West, emphasizing the key role of the African Development Bank and the Africa Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) concerning the continent's development.

"If we stop being beggars and spend African money inside the continent, Africa will not need to ask for respect from anyone, we will get the respect we deserve. If we make it prosperous as it should be, respect will follow," he noted.

https://sputniknews.com/20230307/nigerias-buhari-slams-unfair-international-debt-architecture-1108140161.html

ParasiteWest:
There cannot be a right government until the West is put in their place. The interest of the West in developing countries is to make sure the developing countries remain impoverished so the citizens of those countries would find migration to the West for 'greener pastures' attractive where they're then exploited and exposed to modern day slavery. Their intent is to keep the West as a 'paradise' in the minds of the manipulated public. The West influenced the politics of Africa directly/indirectly. The right govt will get the 'Gaddafi treatment'

BidenDTrounce:
Who wrote this for Buhari? Buhari is not that intelligent.
If it's Tinubu now, I know he's capable of writing this.

Nigeria's Buhari Slams 'Unfair' International Debt Architecture

Struggling with their external debt burden is one of the burning issues for many African countries. Many believe that the problem is that certain countries cannot timely service their foreign debt due to the unfair terms stipulated by international financial organizations, which forces them to seek restructuring in the first place.

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has castigated today's international financial organizations and their "unfair" debt architecture as favoring only advanced nations.
He aligned with the United Nations Secretary-General’s description on the global financial system as an "unfair debt architecture that not only charges poor countries much more money to borrow on the market than advanced economies, but downgrades them when they even think of restructuring their debt or applying for debt relief."

Speaking at the UN Conference of Least Developed Countries held in Doha, Qatar, Buhari called on developed and developing nations to offer duty-free and quota-free market access to the 46 countries mentioned on the UN least-developed countries (LDC) list; most of these countries are African ones.

In line with the UN rules concerning the LDCs, the countries listed should be granted such benefits as preferential market access, technical assistance, aid, and capacity-building on technology.
Buhari went on to shine the spotlight on the mounting debt burden shouldered by least-developed countries and emphasized the need to reform the international financial architecture so that poor countries become its priority.

Given these conditions, the Nigerian leader continued, the possibility for many countries to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals "remains bleak."
The head of state also said the development of poor countries is often impeded by challenges which are outside their hands and beyond their control, and this corroborates the need of countries for assistance in unlocking their economic potential.

Buhari made these statements as Nigeria struggles its foreign debt burden.
According to Finance Minister of Nigeria Zainab Ahmed, the western African country spent nearly 80% of its revenue on servicing its debt between January and November 2022, which amounted to $11.3 billion.
Besides Nigeria, there is a host of African countries grappling with the same problem

According to a 2022 report by the World Bank, more than half of low-income countries of which most are African, cannot meet their obligations on paying foreign debts.
One of the listed countries is Ghana, in Africa’s west, whose foreign debt amounts to 58% of its total $37.4 billion public debt as of October 2022. That said, the country has been trying to achieve its external debt restructuring under the G20 Common Framework.
Along with Ghana, Zambia, in Africa’s south, is also pursuing debt restructuring, because the country is unable to pay its $13.04 billion external debt in a timely manner.

Earlier, Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema lashed out at what he called "suicidal" interest rates comparing them to a "black mamba kiss of death".

Concerning the foreign debt trap problem, many African leaders have repeatedly urged African nations not to deal with international financial organizations due to "unfair" conditions.
For instance, touching upon the external loans of African nations in June 2022, Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo urged Africa to stop "begging" the West, emphasizing the key role of the African Development Bank and the Africa Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) concerning the continent's development.

"If we stop being beggars and spend African money inside the continent, Africa will not need to ask for respect from anyone, we will get the respect we deserve. If we make it prosperous as it should be, respect will follow," he noted.

https://sputniknews.com/20230307/nigerias-buhari-slams-unfair-international-debt-architecture-1108140161.html

ParasiteWest:
There cannot be a right government until the West is put in their place. The interest of the West in developing countries is to make sure the developing countries remain impoverished so the citizens of those countries would find migration to the West for 'greener pastures' attractive where they're then exploited and exposed to modern day slavery. Their intent is to keep the West as a 'paradise' in the minds of the manipulated public. The West influenced the politics of Africa directly/indirectly. The right govt will get the 'Gaddafi treatment'

BidenDTrounce:
Who wrote this for Buhari? Buhari is not that intelligent.
If it's Tinubu now, I know he's capable of writing this.

Nigeria's Buhari Slams 'Unfair' International Debt Architecture

Struggling with their external debt burden is one of the burning issues for many African countries. Many believe that the problem is that certain countries cannot timely service their foreign debt due to the unfair terms stipulated by international financial organizations, which forces them to seek restructuring in the first place.

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has castigated today's international financial organizations and their "unfair" debt architecture as favoring only advanced nations.
He aligned with the United Nations Secretary-General’s description on the global financial system as an "unfair debt architecture that not only charges poor countries much more money to borrow on the market than advanced economies, but downgrades them when they even think of restructuring their debt or applying for debt relief."

Speaking at the UN Conference of Least Developed Countries held in Doha, Qatar, Buhari called on developed and developing nations to offer duty-free and quota-free market access to the 46 countries mentioned on the UN least-developed countries (LDC) list; most of these countries are African ones.

In line with the UN rules concerning the LDCs, the countries listed should be granted such benefits as preferential market access, technical assistance, aid, and capacity-building on technology.
Buhari went on to shine the spotlight on the mounting debt burden shouldered by least-developed countries and emphasized the need to reform the international financial architecture so that poor countries become its priority.

Given these conditions, the Nigerian leader continued, the possibility for many countries to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals "remains bleak."
The head of state also said the development of poor countries is often impeded by challenges which are outside their hands and beyond their control, and this corroborates the need of countries for assistance in unlocking their economic potential.

Buhari made these statements as Nigeria struggles its foreign debt burden.
According to Finance Minister of Nigeria Zainab Ahmed, the western African country spent nearly 80% of its revenue on servicing its debt between January and November 2022, which amounted to $11.3 billion.
Besides Nigeria, there is a host of African countries grappling with the same problem

According to a 2022 report by the World Bank, more than half of low-income countries of which most are African, cannot meet their obligations on paying foreign debts.
One of the listed countries is Ghana, in Africa’s west, whose foreign debt amounts to 58% of its total $37.4 billion public debt as of October 2022. That said, the country has been trying to achieve its external debt restructuring under the G20 Common Framework.
Along with Ghana, Zambia, in Africa’s south, is also pursuing debt restructuring, because the country is unable to pay its $13.04 billion external debt in a timely manner.

Earlier, Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema lashed out at what he called "suicidal" interest rates comparing them to a "black mamba kiss of death".

Concerning the foreign debt trap problem, many African leaders have repeatedly urged African nations not to deal with international financial organizations due to "unfair" conditions.
For instance, touching upon the external loans of African nations in June 2022, Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo urged Africa to stop "begging" the West, emphasizing the key role of the African Development Bank and the Africa Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) concerning the continent's development.

"If we stop being beggars and spend African money inside the continent, Africa will not need to ask for respect from anyone, we will get the respect we deserve. If we make it prosperous as it should be, respect will follow," he noted.

https://sputniknews.com/20230307/nigerias-buhari-slams-unfair-international-debt-architecture-1108140161.html

ParasiteWest:
There cannot be a right government until the West is put in their place. The interest of the West in developing countries is to make sure the developing countries remain impoverished so the citizens of those countries would find migration to the West for 'greener pastures' attractive where they're then exploited and exposed to modern day slavery. Their intent is to keep the West as a 'paradise' in the minds of the manipulated public. The West influenced the politics of Africa directly/indirectly. The right govt will get the 'Gaddafi treatment'

BidenDTrounce:
Who wrote this for Buhari? Buhari is not that intelligent.
If it's Tinubu now, I know he's capable of writing this.

Nigeria's Buhari Slams 'Unfair' International Debt Architecture

Struggling with their external debt burden is one of the burning issues for many African countries. Many believe that the problem is that certain countries cannot timely service their foreign debt due to the unfair terms stipulated by international financial organizations, which forces them to seek restructuring in the first place.

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has castigated today's international financial organizations and their "unfair" debt architecture as favoring only advanced nations.
He aligned with the United Nations Secretary-General’s description on the global financial system as an "unfair debt architecture that not only charges poor countries much more money to borrow on the market than advanced economies, but downgrades them when they even think of restructuring their debt or applying for debt relief."

Speaking at the UN Conference of Least Developed Countries held in Doha, Qatar, Buhari called on developed and developing nations to offer duty-free and quota-free market access to the 46 countries mentioned on the UN least-developed countries (LDC) list; most of these countries are African ones.

In line with the UN rules concerning the LDCs, the countries listed should be granted such benefits as preferential market access, technical assistance, aid, and capacity-building on technology.
Buhari went on to shine the spotlight on the mounting debt burden shouldered by least-developed countries and emphasized the need to reform the international financial architecture so that poor countries become its priority.

Given these conditions, the Nigerian leader continued, the possibility for many countries to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals "remains bleak."
The head of state also said the development of poor countries is often impeded by challenges which are outside their hands and beyond their control, and this corroborates the need of countries for assistance in unlocking their economic potential.

Buhari made these statements as Nigeria struggles its foreign debt burden.
According to Finance Minister of Nigeria Zainab Ahmed, the western African country spent nearly 80% of its revenue on servicing its debt between January and November 2022, which amounted to $11.3 billion.
Besides Nigeria, there is a host of African countries grappling with the same problem

According to a 2022 report by the World Bank, more than half of low-income countries of which most are African, cannot meet their obligations on paying foreign debts.
One of the listed countries is Ghana, in Africa’s west, whose foreign debt amounts to 58% of its total $37.4 billion public debt as of October 2022. That said, the country has been trying to achieve its external debt restructuring under the G20 Common Framework.
Along with Ghana, Zambia, in Africa’s south, is also pursuing debt restructuring, because the country is unable to pay its $13.04 billion external debt in a timely manner.

Earlier, Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema lashed out at what he called "suicidal" interest rates comparing them to a "black mamba kiss of death".

Concerning the foreign debt trap problem, many African leaders have repeatedly urged African nations not to deal with international financial organizations due to "unfair" conditions.
For instance, touching upon the external loans of African nations in June 2022, Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo urged Africa to stop "begging" the West, emphasizing the key role of the African Development Bank and the Africa Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) concerning the continent's development.

"If we stop being beggars and spend African money inside the continent, Africa will not need to ask for respect from anyone, we will get the respect we deserve. If we make it prosperous as it should be, respect will follow," he noted.

https://sputniknews.com/20230307/nigerias-buhari-slams-unfair-international-debt-architecture-1108140161.html

ParasiteWest:
There cannot be a right government until the West is put in their place. The interest of the West in developing countries is to make sure the developing countries remain impoverished so the citizens of those countries would find migration to the West for 'greener pastures' attractive where they're then exploited and exposed to modern day slavery. Their intent is to keep the West as a 'paradise' in the minds of the manipulated public. The West influenced the politics of Africa directly/indirectly. The right govt will get the 'Gaddafi treatment'

BidenDTrounce:
Who wrote this for Buhari? Buhari is not that intelligent.
If it's Tinubu now, I know he's capable of writing this.

Nigeria's Buhari Slams 'Unfair' International Debt Architecture

Struggling with their external debt burden is one of the burning issues for many African countries. Many believe that the problem is that certain countries cannot timely service their foreign debt due to the unfair terms stipulated by international financial organizations, which forces them to seek restructuring in the first place.

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has castigated today's international financial organizations and their "unfair" debt architecture as favoring only advanced nations.
He aligned with the United Nations Secretary-General’s description on the global financial system as an "unfair debt architecture that not only charges poor countries much more money to borrow on the market than advanced economies, but downgrades them when they even think of restructuring their debt or applying for debt relief."

Speaking at the UN Conference of Least Developed Countries held in Doha, Qatar, Buhari called on developed and developing nations to offer duty-free and quota-free market access to the 46 countries mentioned on the UN least-developed countries (LDC) list; most of these countries are African ones.

In line with the UN rules concerning the LDCs, the countries listed should be granted such benefits as preferential market access, technical assistance, aid, and capacity-building on technology.
Buhari went on to shine the spotlight on the mounting debt burden shouldered by least-developed countries and emphasized the need to reform the international financial architecture so that poor countries become its priority.

Given these conditions, the Nigerian leader continued, the possibility for many countries to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals "remains bleak."
The head of state also said the development of poor countries is often impeded by challenges which are outside their hands and beyond their control, and this corroborates the need of countries for assistance in unlocking their economic potential.

Buhari made these statements as Nigeria struggles its foreign debt burden.
According to Finance Minister of Nigeria Zainab Ahmed, the western African country spent nearly 80% of its revenue on servicing its debt between January and November 2022, which amounted to $11.3 billion.
Besides Nigeria, there is a host of African countries grappling with the same problem

According to a 2022 report by the World Bank, more than half of low-income countries of which most are African, cannot meet their obligations on paying foreign debts.
One of the listed countries is Ghana, in Africa’s west, whose foreign debt amounts to 58% of its total $37.4 billion public debt as of October 2022. That said, the country has been trying to achieve its external debt restructuring under the G20 Common Framework.
Along with Ghana, Zambia, in Africa’s south, is also pursuing debt restructuring, because the country is unable to pay its $13.04 billion external debt in a timely manner.

Earlier, Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema lashed out at what he called "suicidal" interest rates comparing them to a "black mamba kiss of death".

Concerning the foreign debt trap problem, many African leaders have repeatedly urged African nations not to deal with international financial organizations due to "unfair" conditions.
For instance, touching upon the external loans of African nations in June 2022, Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo urged Africa to stop "begging" the West, emphasizing the key role of the African Development Bank and the Africa Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) concerning the continent's development.

"If we stop being beggars and spend African money inside the continent, Africa will not need to ask for respect from anyone, we will get the respect we deserve. If we make it prosperous as it should be, respect will follow," he noted.

https://sputniknews.com/20230307/nigerias-buhari-slams-unfair-international-debt-architecture-1108140161.html

ParasiteWest:
There cannot be a right government until the West is put in their place. The interest of the West in developing countries is to make sure the developing countries remain impoverished so the citizens of those countries would find migration to the West for 'greener pastures' attractive where they're then exploited and exposed to modern day slavery. Their intent is to keep the West as a 'paradise' in the minds of the manipulated public. The West influenced the politics of Africa directly/indirectly. The right govt will get the 'Gaddafi treatment'

ParasiteWest:
There cannot be a right government until the West is put in their place. The interest of the West in developing countries is to make sure the developing countries remain impoverished so the citizens of those countries would find migration to the West for 'greener pastures' attractive where they're then exploited and exposed to modern day slavery. Their intent is to keep the West as a 'paradise' in the minds of the manipulated public. The West influenced the politics of Africa directly/indirectly. The right govt will get the 'Gaddafi treatment'

BidenDTrounce:
Yes, I saw it too and there are solid preparations for that... unfortunately, it coincides with Ukraine's loss of Stalingrad.

BidenDTrounce:
The Chinese currency has outperformed the greenback by volume of trading on the Moscow Exchange for the first time on record

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India’s Imports Of Russian Oil Hit Record High – Media
https://www.nairaland.com/7597748/indias-imports-russian-oil-hit

The Chinese yuan has overtaken the US dollar as the most traded currency on the Russian stock market for the first time ever, business daily Kommersant reported on Monday.

According to the outlet’s estimates, based on data from the Moscow Exchange (MOEX), the yuan was the most traded currency in February, displacing the US dollar from the top spot.

Statistics showed that, over the month, the volume of Chinese currency trading exceeded 1.48 trillion rubles ($19.6 billion), which is one-third higher than in January. The volume of transactions with the dollar also increased in February, but only by 8% to 1.42 trillion rubles ($18.8 billion). As a result, the yuan accounted for almost 40% of the total volume of trading in major currencies, the dollar’s share was just over 38%, while the euro stood at 21.2%. To compare, the greenback’s trading volume a year ago accounted for 87.6%, the euro for 11.9%, while the yuan for just 0.32%.


Such changes increasingly reflect Russia’s withdrawal from transactions in “unfriendly” currencies against the backdrop of expanding EU and US sanctions, Kommersant wrote.

Meanwhile, Chinese customs data shows trade turnover between Beijing and Moscow over the past year increased by 29.3%, exceeding $190 billion. About half of Russia’s trade turnover with China is in rubles and yuan, according to chief analyst at Sovcombank Mikhail Vasilyev.

Some large Russian companies have already completely switched to trading in yuan with China, some still maintain the parity of the Chinese currency with the dollar. We expect that the share of national currencies used in trade with China will increase in the coming months,” Vasilyev told Kommersant.

The continuing risks of Western sanctions on the Moscow Exchange and the National Clearing Center, as well as the de-dollarization policy pursued by the Bank of Russia, also contribute to the decline in demand for the currency of unfriendly countries,” Vasilyev explained.

Chief analyst at PSB Egor Zhilnikov believes that over time the yuan will gradually become a more liquid currency against the background of both the continued de-dollarization of the Russian economy and the shift in household demand to Asian currencies. Trading volumes on the Russian stock market will rise both in the settlements for ‘tomorrow’ and ‘today,’ he predicted.

https://www.rt.com/business/572520-yuan-dollar-russian-market/

BidenDTrounce:
Refiners continue to snap up Russian cargoes at a discount to other grades.

Russian oil exports to India, the world's third-largest crude importer after China and the US, climbed to a record 1.62 million barrels per day (bpd) in February, making Russia India’s largest crude supplier for the fifth straight month, The Hindu reported on Sunday, citing cargo tracker Vortexa.

According to the report, Moscow’s oil exports to the country surged 28% month-on-month and surpassed combined deliveries from Iraq and Saudi Arabia, India’s main suppliers for decades. Imports from Saudi Arabia dropped 16% month-on-month to 647,800 bpd, while deliveries from Iraq amounted to some 939,900 bpd.

Russia now supplies 35% of all India’s oil imports, a significant increase from its share of less than 1% of India's energy market in 2021. New Delhi began to boost purchases of Russian crude shortly after the start of Russia’s military operation in Ukraine and the ensuing Western sanctions. The restrictions resulted in Russia losing its traditional oil buyers from the West, and forced the country to seek alternative markets for its energy by introducing discounts.

“Indian refiners are enjoying a boost in refining margins from processing discounted Russian crude… Refiners' import appetite for Russian barrels are likely to remain robust as long as the economics are favorable, and financial and logistical services to support the trade are available,” Vortexa's head of Asia-Pacific analysis, Serena Huang, said.

India has kept up its Russian oil purchases despite calls from the West to stop the imports. New Delhi has stressed that energy security is a top priority, and it will continue to make its own choices on suppliers. According to the Russian ambassador to India, Denis Alipov, Western sanctions have in fact drawn Russia and India closer together, causing an unprecedented growth in bilateral trade.
https://www.rt.com/business/572490-india-imports-russian-oil-record/

Bloody Indians!!! They're financing Putin's war!
This is totally unacceptable!!! Sanction India now!!

Eazzii:
All I see is great deviation from the scheme of things.
Wake up!!!

BidenDTrounce:

Jaishankar eloquently pointing out that Europe was in fact paying lip service to Russian sanctions. pic.twitter.com/8ZLX6BZ54A

— The Sirius Report (@thesiriusreport) March 6, 2023

Sanction India NOW!!!!

Jaishankar eloquently pointing out that Europe was in fact paying lip service to Russian sanctions. pic.twitter.com/8ZLX6BZ54A

— The Sirius Report (@thesiriusreport) March 6, 2023

BidenDTrounce:
After thier initial braggadocious behaviour and bravado, they've finally eaten the humble pie 😂
The polls by so called Western 'experts' was rubbished.

They made deafening noise on the internet, they controlled the information space and they were dealt a heavy blow.
At least, Peter Obi will be remembered as Nigeria's online President.
The IPOB miscreants have gone back to thier Biafra or death mantra but we will deal with them ruthlessly and mercilessly😂

Zelensky's partner in terrorism (Nnamdi Kanu, IPOB secessionist leader) claims to be a Jew, he claims the Igbo people are Jews but.... if he's(Kanu) a Jew and Zelensky is also a Jew, then why does Kanu appear to believe in the right of self determination and Zelensky doesn't?

I hope these losers find accommodation in Ghana, Cameroon or South Africa where they can live out thier lives in exile.
Whether Zelensky/Kanu is an ethnic jew or religious jew..it's irrelevant.

What I do know for a fact is that the Banderite (Zelensky) in Kiev espouses the Nazi ideology of eradicating Russian culture and he murdered Russian speaking Ukrainians.
Russophobia is Nazism and Zelensky is a Nazi in that regard.
P.S: (Bandera was an Ukrainian that colluded with the Nazis to terrorize his fellow Ukrainians)


From the results of this election, the mood of the igbos are clear.
They voted along tribalistic/ethnic lines and I do not blame them.
They feel marginalized and disconnected from Nigeria so they want to pacify themselves with having one of thier sons at the helm.

From every indication, if a referendum on breaking away from Nigeria was held today, the result is crystal clear, they do not want to be part of corporate entity called Nigeria.

Simon Ekpa (of igbo extraction) was arrested for attempts to stimulate an Igbo election boycott by bullying the Igbos to sit at home (not participate in the election).
Other igbos disagreed with him as they saw that this would diminish Peter Obi's chances at the presidency.
Igbos like Simon Ekpa do not care about Oby Ezekwesili
(Oby is a political appointee of Zelensky for cosmetic purposes because some similarities could be drawn between the Igbos who do not want to be part of Nigeria and the people of the Donbass who do not want to be part of Nazi Ukraine).

This election is related to Ukraine and that's why he appointed her (I'll illustrate...it's to offer them the oppurtunity to use that type of Zelensky is a jew stupid argument that they were peddling to cause a distraction and mislead igbos).

The right to self determination of the Igbos should be respected.
After all, there's a rule for that.
Why is that those that were part of drafting these international laws the the same people to violate and bend it the most? (I'm talking about the West).


My interest (Africa's interst) is aligned with Russia(so even if they were lying, we would still support them but they're actually not lying. Thier position is legitimate and justifiable, they have to protect thier national interest, they have to protect Russia against Russophobia/Nazism, they have to make sure Russia is not subjugated).

Africa's interest is aligned with Russia. We're tired of your neocolonialism, we're tired of your terrorism, we see through you, we're tired of your lies, we're tired of rebranded slavery, we're tired of the economic disparity, we're tired of hegemony. (This was directed at the West)

Personally, I wish they'll(Russia) deal with you guys with a ruthless hand but they've been very gentle...they've not even done 0.0001% of the atrocities the West commits.

And when they say Russia has a Nazi problem(people who have a problem with jews), Nazism is outlawed in Russia but it's Ukraine that votes to support the glorification of Nazism. It speaks volumes. The presence of Nazism in Ukraine is self evident.

BidenDTrounce:
We need a formal test of popularity of the Biafran question amongst igbos. IPOB militant movement is not the solution. It's a terror/criminal movement.

Do majority of Igbos want to secede or is the conception of seccession just propagated by a few igbo mischief makers?

I'm pro Russia, I support the right to self determination of the Ukrainian people of Russian descent in the Donbass Republics (formerly part of Ukraine) so it'll be hypocritical of me to apply a different language towards the igbos in Nigeria.
Crimea had a referendum and there was the Minsk agreement (read about it if you don't know it). Russia's Special Military Operation (which is warranted) in Ukraine began due to failures to implement the Minsk agreement.
IPOBs miscreants can't just wake up and start causing trouble without justifiable reasons.

First, form a political party then elect your members to gubernatorial positions in your territory. Afterwards, let these governors (after selecting a chairman amongst themselves) organize a referendum and let's know what the Igbos want. It's your right..you can decide to stay in Nigeria and you can decide otherwise.

If secession receives overwhelming support (through the referendum) then you should exploit every means to secede. The Nigerian government and the international community must listen to you or we can throw the UN away since it's clear that it's an impotent organization and it's just like Nigerian laws (they exist in theory but not in practice).
At that time, if you decide that violence is the key (if Nigeria/UN fails to yield to your legitimate demand) you're actually justified. Engage in violence if you know you're prepared and you can handle it or else, it'll just be a repetition of the civil war (you know how that ended).

If you miss all these steps and jump straight to violence, you're a trouble makers and you should be shot on sight.