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Agubugubu, do you by any chance know why the US has threatened withdrawal of its membership from UN?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_withdrawal_from_the_United_Nations

agaugust:
Your source is old and outdated 2013. Nissan has now opened a production factory in Nigeria 2015. We don't import Nissan cars anymore, we make them at home. Nigeria has robbed South Africa. Meanwhile, all Nissan companies are owned by Japan not South Africa, you glory thief !

Nissan will never leave SA, it will be commiting the biggest commercial suicide in history by taking such a bold step. No way that they can ever leave a country that has over 200 years automobile manufacturing experience. A country that today is independent in its automobile industry and which requires no shipping in of raw materials to produce spares and parts.

agaugust:
Liar, you know military law only on google. You said Geneva convention has nothing to do with UN, I proved you wrong....

Geneva convention is enforced by the UN you fake air force officer and dunce !

"The final international tribunal for all issues related to the Geneva Conventions and other treaties is the United Nations Security Council. "
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geneva_Conventions

All issues relating to Geneva convention are judged by UN as proved by my source, so I have eaten you for dinner.

Thou fake wannabe air force law officer with zero knowledge of military law.

Mr fake military researcher can you please point out where I have said GC has nothing to do with UN?

UN just like other nations is as well a signatory to Geneva conventions and not all its members are party to it. Fooooool

denisfidha:
stop cooking up stuff. do you know the difference between a subsidiary and a head office?

Palm wine after effects.

Lezzlie:
And he claimed to be a military officer. Just a military researcher.

Coming back to the ICC, the Geneva convention is not its only area of jurisprudence; all international laws and conventions are within its purview but only little countries can and will be dictated to by the ICC over internal matters.

Who said GC is the only area of jurisdiction of ICC?. Nobody ever claimed that. I don't get you by saying that only little countries will be dictated by ICC over their internal matters. The ICC does not dictate anyone, its responsibility is to see that the conventions are respected while you are dealing with your so called internal matters and that is you do not violate GC by killing civilians, beheading prisoner of war, extrajudial killings, etc. If such violations occur you will be more likely to attract their focus irrespective of whether you are fighting terror or not. The only way to escape their claws is when you denounce your membership but it will still not save you from sanctions which may be imposed to you by international community since ICC has much influence in that arena only if their complaints is valid.

Lezzlie:
Save your sweat, our mythical airman and lawyer. Seems you guys can easily claim to be experts in any field under discuss. In the next page , you will claim to be an economist or a diplomat.


Nigeria is too big to be intimidated by the ICC over internal affairs. Try telling that to Jacob Zuma over the Sudanese president and how your military was cowered into making desperate calls to Pretoria.

The ICC can't bite, not where Nigeria is concerned.

Any military officer receives compulsory military law studies and I just only wanted to show your fake military reseacher that he knows nothing along that area. SA's case is different because it never violated any geneva convention rules. You are wrong also for thinking that Nigeria is too big for ICC because it might not be big enough for sanctions.

agaugust:
Geneva convention is enforced by the UN you fake air force officer and dunce !

"The final international tribunal for all issues related to the Geneva Conventions and other treaties is the United Nations Security Council. "
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geneva_Conventions



The Boko man was beheaded in battle, he refused to surrender, and bullets failed to kill him due to his juju talisman.

Show me UN laws that specify how to use a bayonet and that the enemies head must not be cut off when he is still alive and ready to fight !

Fake air force wannabe

Wow!!! I can't believe this stupiddd fake military researcher who knows nothing about Geneva conventions is really a military expert.

Lesson 1: Geneva convention is a treaty on its own which is binding to its members and is recognised as an international law. Not all members of UN are party to that treaty, especially protocol 1, being US, Israel, Iran, Pakistan, India, and others. So tell me how will UN ever enforce a treaty which some of its members are not party to it. However, the UNSC does recognise it on its operations from its charter and requires all its members who serve under UN missions to abide by it. That is why US military threatened to withdraw its members on UN peacekeeping missions.

Lesson 2: In modern world the rules are enforced by ICC and all violators must be prosecuted in Hague. Nigeria is signatory to the treaty and has violated many of GC provisions on war crimes. Jonathan must be called before the ICC for contravening GC rules by killing civilians and prisoners of war.

http://www1.umn.edu/humanrts/instree/Rome_Statute_ICC/Rome_ICC_part2.html


A fake military researcher who knows nothing about military law. Even your source clearly rejected you.


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Criminal_Court

Military law is the area of my speciality and when it comes to it I will beat you up and eat you for my lunch.

iterator24:
at times, you reason as if you have noodles tucked in your skull! Do you think those Nigerian investments that captured the media's attention are the only Nigerian businesses here?

Nigerians have high end stores just like truworths and the likes in Jozi amongst others.. even minor manufacturing industries and SMEs.. that could remit more billions to Nigeria compared to your '200' SA counterpart...
and of course, they have to sacrifice equity too [lazy ass you]..

Use Google first, [thoroughly] before spewing trash, even some of your people with little business experience that register with DTI run to Nigeria to explore opportunities because it's a more dynamic and opened market.

If tthe likes of Glo, zenith bank, and Gtbank that have investments abroad [almost saturated markets] don't want to look at SA [even for a merger], then I'm convinced your country and her policies is not worth it for some.

Try to close the space of 200 SA companies in Nigeria and we'll talk thereafter.

agaugust:
Thanks for saying South Africa is a bad place for the world to invest for business. No wonder Nissan is dumping you and running to Nigeria.

Nisssan is not dumping SA, they have only established Nissan sub-saharan Africa which will exploit Nigeria and Kenya markets. However, it will only be subsidiary of Nissan SA.

http://thesa-mag.com/features/manufacturing/nissan-south-africa-taking-south-african-productivity-worlds-markets/

Unbelievable, Nigeria's soldiers horror picture attracted over 2million and 129 000 comments on my twitter and whatsapp account just in three days.

iterator24:
a new comer that has investments in all regions of the continent?

dude, consult the internet properly before clicking the submit button

They are merely copying what Nampak does. That's all.

EVarn:
Cry me a gallon of distilled tears!!.
GZI is taking over your can making industry,soon you will be drinking your beer and soft drinks from Nigerian cans!,think of that anytime you swallow your beer.
Nampak will be a back-stage company in Nigeria,we already have numerous canmaking and bottling companies operating in Nigeria.
lol,now you want to parade yourself as a dedicated pan-africanist?,it doesnt change the fact that remittance to Nigeria will be awash with South African rands.

GZI Is a new comer and will never even touch Nampak in Nigeria let alone on South Africa's grounds. Your GZI stands to lose even before it started.

Nampak to build $100 million can and bottle plant in Nigeria.


http://www.bdlive.co.za/business/industrials/2015/09/23/nampak-to-make-bottles-in-nigeria-and-ethiopia

Lezzlie:
....

Lezz are you insinuating that African Americans are also not American enough?

EVarn:
Well,Buhari looks like he knows what he is doing.The man is very intelligent.
Though,I particularly disagree with him on the palestinian issue.
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Some sources who tuned on to silverbird tv this morning,reported that during an interview sesion,the nigerian army spokeperson condemned social media outlets(they said he specifically mentioned nairaland) for posting unauthentic pictures of a nigerian soldier holding the head of a high ranking BH member.
I guess we should be very cautious in endorsing pictures regarding the ongoing military COIN engagement from unverified sources.
That picture is a threat to our national security.

I think the world has not seen it yet because it will cause an uproar in international arena with most nations distancing themselves from Nigeria.

iterator24:
hahahahaha....you think Nigerian business men are like your kind? lollllll

You cannot change the truth that most Nigerians that I have been following confessed out of their own mouth that they don't see GZ as Nigerian companies rather a foreign business.

iterator24:
no I'm not hurt, I just pity your kind.
with company profiles and investment profiles presented to you, you still chose to be stuupid ..
for the record, its your people that are owned by foreigners ..fact!

The words are simple. Don't invite foreign investors into your indigenous business, else they will steal your business and you will remain their slave forever.


Whites in SA are not foreigners. They are proudly South African citizens.

Meanwhile. South AfricanNampak expand its business in Nigeria worth a $100 million plant to be built.

http://www.bdlive.co.za/business/industrials/2015/09/23/nampak-to-make-bottles-in-nigeria-and-ethiopia

iterator24:
no next time you speak about companies, use your brain!
your source

GZI is an indigenous Company owned by a group of foreign investors, Verod Capital Management; a Nigerian investment and financial advisory firm , and Standard Chartered Private Equity.

it's a sentence [notice the commas].. 30% dummy

Indigenous company that is owned by foreigners

It hurts so much and that is the truth you can't change.

iterator24:
Again, Verodgroup founder, one of the founders of GZI, is a Nigerian ..
https://cdn.euromoney.com/Media/images/euromoney/import/672/91435/Danladi.png

Danladi Verheijen
I don't even care about founders.. GZI is an indigenous Company, so all profit from SA is coming to Nigeria ..

Case closed

The man who is owned by foreigners. The profit will go to the pockets of foreigners, the Britons, germans and Russians.

patriot4:
Nigeria has the biggest concentration of smart people in africa, but those smart people are totally marginalised and are not trusted by the mass of tribalists, a man of "integrity" is prefered, in this case "integrity" means illiterate.

That's how you are programmed to think from school. You should have asked your teacher a simple question that what is it that is so unique that Nigerians ever invented so as to dominate that rest of Africa and consequently prove the fact the only smartest people are concentrated in Nigeria?

@Iterator- next time when you speak about Nigerian owned companies speak about Dangote and GLO not some foreign business paraded as proudly Nigerian masqueraded from accusations of being labelled as neo colonialist capital.

author=iterator24 post=38533143]Nigeria obviously owns majority shares.. I need not provide anymore links..
keep blabbing without sources..
chap!

http://www.gzican.com/company-overview/


Bwhahahaha!!!! The web says it all.


It is owned by a group of foreigners.

Even the CEO is a foreigner.

iterator24:
under the investment page http://verodgroup.com/cgi-bin/investments.pl

headache will kill you today

Standard Chartered owns majority shares of the company with some small local investments. The company thus is owned by foreigners in Nigeria.

http://www.gzican.com/company-overview/

iterator24:
one of the founders of GZI,
http://verodgroup.com

iterator24 post=38532590:
one of the founders of GZI,
http://verodgroup.com
stop being a cry baby

stop being a cry baby

That company represent only small Nigerian shares into the business. South African company will even own better shares on Southern African based investment and that will be 50%.

iterator24:
I understand, Nigerians are regarded 'foreigners' where you're from..

Since when is London based standard chartered a Nigerian corporation? Don't fooling around.

iterator24:
mgafrica.com/article/2015-09-29-the-giants-face-off-nigerian-can-maker-enters-south-africa-with-71-million-plant

GZI is owned by a group of four individual investors, Standard Chartered Private Equity,
Verod Capital Management (Nigerian)
and Ashmore Private Equity.

and it started in Nigeria, not foreign .

headache will kill you today

The company is owned by foreigners. How many times must I say that. In Kenya they also allowed some small local investment with small insignificant shares into the standard chartedered company. However in South Africa is a 50/50 venture because South Africans are more clever when it comes to handling foreign businesses.

iterator24:
one of the 3 investors that 'founded it in nigeria' is nigerian
....Danladi

The company belongs to Standard Chartered bank whose delegation visited SA for a joint venture into canmaking industry. It is also said the.venture might even change the name since they all have equity shares.

iterator24:
this news is giving you headache today, you posted here too? lol... GZI started in Nigeria dude

GZI is a foreign owned business, end of story. It is not Nigerian

iblawi:
Guy wise up. They didn't kill a suspect, they killed a confirmed terrorist in battle.
It's seem you guy really like the way Nigeria was in the past when boko haram was claiming our territory but sorry the story has changed.

Killed by beheading isn't? The man was killed in an islamic terrorist execution style. How will the world know if he was guilty and only if his killing has been justified on black magic.

stillchris:
When you are done masturrbating, re-read my post before you comment again.

I was responding to your last sentence.

storchsbm:
GZ Industries Ltd., a Nigerian beverage-can producer, said it will build a 1 billion rand ($71 million) South African plant in partnership with a local company to increase expansion on the continent.

The joint venture, with packaging maker Golden Era Group, known as Gayatri GZI Beverage Cans, will build a factory in Johannesburg with annual capacity of 1.2 billion cans, GZI announced on ...............

Read More http://dailytimes.com.ng/nigerian-can-maker-moves-into-south-africa-with-71m-plant/

Kindly Follow @DailyTimesNGR

How is GZI a Nigerian company?

Meanwhile, South Africa's Nampak which is Africa's biggest canmaker increase its investments in Nigeria.

http://www.bdlive.co.za/business/industrials/2015/09/23/nampak-to-make-bottles-in-nigeria-and-ethiopia

stillchris:
Of all documentaries and reports about Nigeria written by some ignorant foreigners, this guy seems to know more.

And like he rightly said, only Nigerians understand Nigeria.

Goodluck could have ended BH but he instead politicized it and waited till election before taking it serious (you also have to consider the fact that we faced sabotage from western powers too because Jonathan refused to play ball regarding some of their colonial policies).

And buhari is just feeding off jonathans last minute successes.

For the sake of enlightenment you should know that previous Fulani governments too faced islamic insurgencies.

1) Maitatsine during buhari regime in the 80s
Lastly, BH is not a Hausa Fulani movement, it's dominated by kanuri.

2) Boko haram uprising during yaradua

Both these leaders were very quick to end it while Jonathan... Well... You know the rest

Obasanjo didn't have problems because he appeased the group in the north while fighting in the south at the same time. Because it would have been impossible to fight on both fronts because Nigeria was just recovering from sanctions that had crippled the economy and military.

Simply put.. Nigeria is too complex for foreigners to understand.

Too complex to even understand why their military kills its citizens and behead suspected terrorists in a cruel manner.