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RepoMan007:The restriction from official market didn't stop them getting dollars from the black market. |
Nbote:Perhaps, pressure from Trump. |
RepoMan007:Import of machinery gulped $3.7billion only, that's 26%. |
China has always been strategic about their export choices from Nigeria, they bring in their money and export 100% of our mineral resources, they spend to take our petroleum gas, urea, refined copper, gold, lithium, marble, gem stones, thorium ore, etc. Nigeria on the other hand spent billions of dollars to import senseless things like meat, egg, seafoods, artificial flowers, human hair, umbrellas, walking sticks, honey, carpets, clock, watches, toys, cuttleries, games, cosmetics, printed books, food spices, salt, sugar cane, toileteries, perfumer, sugar confectioneries, wheat, candles, textile fabrics, phones, phone chargers, plastics, paper, paper board, footwears, edible vegetables, starches, bulbs & lightnings, edible fruits, wood charcoal, pharmaceuticals, dying extracts, tanning, soaps, leathers, the list is endless. These are enough to kill the local production capacity and erode the value of the naira. I concur with the FG's measures to have stopped the wastages of defending the naira. |
According to United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade, Nigeria imports from China was $13.77billion during 2022. If this is not scary, what else could?, even scarier is the fact that, Nigeria's export for only the month of December, 2023 stood at $252.5million compared to the pale figures of $89.83m China spent on imports from Nigeria in the same month, more than 50% of this amount was spent on Nigeria's petroleum gas. We often sound like a broken record when we say Nigeria is an import-dependent country but how dangerously are we killing the economy with our mindless demands for foreign goods at the detriment of the local industry. A nation grappling with forex crisis would further plunge when its people scramble for scarce FX in their excessive desires for all things import and as we speak, the scrambling is increasing on a daily. As citizens, we created the mess by ourselves, when it blew up in our faces, we then charasteristically push the blames on the government. |
No one is asking igbos to protest shit, the media and Prof Yusuf Usman should stop the baiting. SE have never led a protest ever and nobody should incite them into it. They voted their kinsman, therefore any protest from them is more likely an instrumentality of destabilization against this regime in favour of their candidate. That's the point. Nobody is asking igbos to protest, perish the thought!. |
Anambra1stSonTV:You lying to yourselves, dude. There were news mothers were selling kids, grandmothers selling their grandsons to be able to feed. You ain't immune to hunger. |
adamusuleiman2:Joe Ajaero was partially blinded in Imo, his eyes were reconstructed yet they looked away like.. i can't imagine it happen to any Labour President in other regions. Almost 200 Anambra youths were killed and thrown into Ezu river and these guys went about their businesses chilling on papper soup and nkwobi. |
Ogiame:My name is ME and i'm unapologetic about how self-unworthy and lowly-rated it makes you feel. My message was not to appeal to SE to protest, but for Yusuf Usman to stop looking out for fruits on a dry tree. Any protest from the SE would be mischievous and ill conceived. |
mariahAngel:You mentioned my forefathers, they fought and died for democracy you enjoy today. What have your forefathers ever done for this country?. |
In a very terse statement, you can't give what you don't have. Can southeast pull off a national protest?, do they have the dog in them to fight?, i honestly do not think so. When Prof. Yusuf Usman was asked why the SE are not talking(joining in protests), his response was that he didn't know. Maybe truly, maybe he was being sarcastic, however, historical antecedents and pattern of events have shown quite revealingly that SE has never been a forceful region to gather a momentum for a nationwide protest with an end product for change and national redirection. SE are more docile and submissive, more often than not, they needed a push from other regions to set them on the tangent. Since 1960, all major protests, never had any been ignited in the east. 1987 Ali must go, 1993 democratic movement, 1988 Anti-SAP, 2012 subsidy protest, 2020 End SARS, were either brewed from the SW, SS or North. To be candid, asking SE to talk is a weight a bit too much for them, they're much a less forceful region in Nigeria. |
Funny shit, almost a year after election, you never yielded to the calls to give an account of the campaign funds despite making a promise to open up. the books immediately after pending court cases. Realizing the big mess the allegation of the party's treasurer had thrown them in, a disciplinary committee was hurriedly put together to suspend the whistle blower with the accusation that she was a mole, without fair hearing, while protecting the accussed himself. Then appeared Madam hijabi and Mr "saint" throw up figures to bambozzle their gullible supporters and donors without any credible independent audit neither was any comprehensive statememt of account. I can't remember Tinubu flying to the US to solicit for donations or give out a personal account for donations.. Obi's trying to save face in his latest message to his donors was an indication he has once again been exposed. |
This is another big step in the fight against the ragtags. He's been the right hand man of the notorious Turji Bello who has formed a parrallel government in three states of the NW-NE zones. As ferociously as the military have been taking the fights to their forest camps and smoking the ass of their footsoldiers, these two dirty hydras have been escaping by the whiskers. As Kachalla had run out of luck, very soon too would fate catch up with Turji Bello. With the renewned vigor, an end in sight to banditry and terrorism is closer than we think. |
MT:I don't give a damn about their insults or whatever hole they crawl out from. Facts are sacred. |
malali:Stop being crudely conspiratorial, subsidy is unconstitutional and illegal by virtue of Petroleum Industry Act signed into law in 2022. As a crude oil producing country, we have no business paying subsidy on fuel much less importing refined fuel. Past regimes that deliberately looked away for over four decades while four refineries rot away are liable. I would have hoped that two or more private investors could have also taken the initiative than have only Dangote at the forefront. |
History555:Governor Obaseki was the first to raise the alarm at the time. |
Removal of subsidy, floating of the naira, removal of FX arbitrage, investigation into CBN finances, stopping NNPCL from receipts of oil revenues, restructuring NNPCL, gas revolution and expansion, rehabiliation of refineries, decentralisation of electricity, rehabilitation of Ajaokuta steel, increased states's FAAC allocations, constitutional review, etc. The President is systematically retooling and refixing the structure from its core. For far too long we have lived a fake lifestyle and false economic realities, an import-dependent country with little or no buffer whereby 98% of her revenues services loan facility and parasitic subsidy payments. Those nations we help develop their economy through imporation with scarce FX, had at a time in their history gone through similar or worse sacrfices and economic turbulence. The current surgical economic and structural revolution is for the greater good of the country. |
Most of the warehouses serve as World food program stores. But an average greedy Nigerian receives supply of food stocks from an agency and then lock them up to create unneccessary exploitations. |
Father4all:She's igbo. In other news, some terrorist financiers have also been convicted and sent to jail. The renewned vigor against terrorism is quiet impressive. |
Nigeria President is the most powerful, whatever he does is final. Niger is like a child throwing tantrums when a big daddy spanks his ass. |
For the very first time since 1966, Nigeria is close to having a semblance of a properly structured country. In Tinubu we trust. |
If a little more beatings had been given to the ragtags rather than taking pictures with them, pampering them, soliciting ruga for them and allowing them grow wings in the last 8years, the bandits would have by now be much roasted. Lately, the Nigerian Army have been smoking their ass and which is why they couldn't contain the frustration against the Governor. |
RIP, hearts were really racing, flying and jumping out of the mouth like Argentina-France final. However, the "richest nigeria in ivory coast" was an unneccessary sensationalism. |
MzansiCoolio:Correction- we spanked Bafana Bafana, countries are being represented in AFCON. Those little brothers are your best legs out of 60million South Africans. |
Lionessza6:Where's the autosave gloves of your goalkeeper?. Couldn't stop those wrecking shots from the back of the net. The strategy of the Bafana was to take it down to penalty shootout but end of the day, the overhyped dude was exposed, couldn't save a single shot. |
MzansiCoolio:Just a little spanking on the bum is enough for a little brother. |
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Not that Atiku or Obi has anything upstairs tho but much as he's been a fine intellectual stateman, Tinubu had been proffering practicable solutions to myriads of challenges faced with the country through his yearly symposium in commemoration on his birthdays. With the cross section of people that matters, including past presidents in attendance, Tinubu has drawn from his wealth of experience and intelligence right from the very first edition of his symposium in 2009 right after leaving office. There're plethora of his symposium videos on Youtube, go watch it. Meanwhile, both Atiku who possess a diploma in Hygiene studies and Obi who also has a diploma in Container economics can pocket whatever ideas in their head, let them take several seats back and learn from a first class Accountant refixes, retools and resets the economy. |
Paraman:A trending video of Doja cat & 21 savage exchanging greetings in Yoruba at the Grammys. can you make a thread. |
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