₦airaland Forum

Antoeni:
If It Was In China,
By now You will be in jail without trial.
When whiping up sentiment from The people against your government for a legacy project that will open doors for millions of citizens.
Disingenuous!

He's not whipping up sentiment against the government, you're not just getting his message

misreal:
Is that enough reason to arm children?

Yes. They are oppressed on their land.

Blacks in south Africans resisted it and prevail, the Palestinians will also prevail.

Let the Israelis leave Thier land alone

DeepThroater:
You are a schizoid idiot to mention Domperignon among those Obidient clowns .

Seek help now.

Fool

smh

eherbal:
This project like it's predecessors will never, I repeat never come to light. We all know how the cookie crumbles when it comes to power generation in this ill country. Tis very, very, very, frustrating I tell y'all.

It has eventually come to light after 10 years

Pandora is a visionless and clueless politician

The third mainland bridge construction started under Gowon though a lot of people were calling it a waste of money

This move underscores Nigeria's proactive approach to safeguarding its wealth.
In Summary

• The decision to bring back its gold reserves from American vaults reflects Nigeria's desire to mitigate risks associated with the weakening US economy.

• By reclaiming control over its gold reserves, Nigeria aims to insulate itself from potential economic downturns and minimise exposure to external vulnerabilities.



Amidst concerns over the deteriorating state of the US economy, Nigeria has taken a significant step by deciding to repatriate its gold reserves from the United States.

This move, which underscores Nigeria's proactive approach to safeguarding its wealth, has sparked discussions about the implications for both nations and the global financial landscape.

The decision to bring back its gold reserves from American vaults reflects Nigeria's desire to mitigate risks associated with the weakening US economy. Economic indicators such as rising inflation, escalating debt levels, and geopolitical tensions have raised apprehensions among Nigerian policymakers about the stability of the US financial system.

By reclaiming control over its gold reserves, Nigeria aims to insulate itself from potential economic downturns and minimise exposure to external vulnerabilities.

Dr Fatima Abubakar, an economist specialising in international finance, comments, "Nigeria's decision to repatriate its gold reserves from the United States is a strategic move in response to the uncertain economic outlook. With the US economy facing challenges such as high inflation and mounting debt, Nigeria is taking proactive measures to safeguard its wealth and strengthen its financial resilience."


Moreover, repatriating gold reserves aligns with Nigeria's broader economic agenda, which emphasises self-reliance and sustainable development. By leveraging its precious metal reserves, Nigeria can support domestic economic initiatives, stimulate investment, and enhance financial stability. Additionally, it can boost investor confidence and strengthen Nigeria's position in the global marketplace.

Critics may raise concerns about logistical challenges associated with repatriating gold reserves. However, proponents argue that the benefits far outweigh the risks.


By bringing its gold reserves back within its borders, Nigeria not only asserts greater control over its financial assets but also demonstrates prudence in managing economic risks amidst global uncertainties.

In conclusion, Nigeria's decision to repatriate its gold reserves from the United States reflects a strategic response to concerns over the state of the US economy. As Nigeria takes proactive steps to safeguard its wealth and strengthen its financial resilience, the implications of this decision are likely to resonate both domestically and internationally, shaping the nation's economic trajectory for years to come.


https://www.the-star.co.ke/opinion/star-blogs/2024-04-22-nigeria-repatriates-gold-reserves-amidst-concerns-over-us-economy/

slivertongue:
APC should go and rest

You will be wailing bitterly if it's Sanwo olu doing this to LP house of rep members in Lagos state.

Nah hypocrites full Nigeria, this is why I don't get bothered by wailing wailers.

Melagros:
COMRADES, apc never don see anything for Plateau State governor's hand. Caleb Mutfwang no be Fubara wei dey treat apc with kids gloves for Rivers State
APC no be party wei deserve pity at all because that party is evil

If it's an APC Governor that's doing this now, you will wail

Nah hypocrites full Nigeria, this is why I don't get bothered by wailing wailers.

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I hardly make use of cash

AlhajiCSO:
Fergie001 mynd44 nlfpmod Seun Dominique Mukina2
Rule 2

Jobless hypocrites like you too full Nairaland.

It's people like you that can't live without Nairaland.

djkirkoo2:
12 units was 1k before but now it's 4 units that is 1k. So I wonder what you are so celebrating about prepaid meters.

Can you kindly point out where in my post I celebrated the increase?

I'm waiting boss

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Anybody in band A that's not comfortable can ask the DISCO supplying them to disconnect their line.

crixlight2:
Who was fighting South South and South East because of Buhari , beside why South East can’t stand alone, na all the time unah Dey tag SouthSouth along

the ibo boy from the south east is already claiming to be from the south south... They love attaching themselves with the south south

Biodun556:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WasUb0-Ve8?si=aXEPZOeGvZhStZD_

A good news. God bless Nigeria

Kukutente23:
Then speak to your father. Your father is not on this platform. He is not that literate.
Idiot

I don tell you my own. I'm speaking for myself alone, be worried about your father.

PStacks:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_DZ7O5BHVU?si=IEw6QWsTWPpC9jO2

A Nairaland Financial and Risk Security Expert predicts The Nigerian Economy has turned the corner and on her way to Greater Prosperity in this clip here.

I concur

maasoap:
It doesn't matter anymore because you're now being charged like someone who is on estimated billings. If your prepaid meter is useful, you wouldn't be placed on a unique higher tariff . Olodo

Youre nost making sense

Villa12:
That is not how to get a better nation. If you can afford any amount as electricity what about the poor? Aren't they entitled to electricity also? So you do not care since you can afford it? Tell me how you're safe living amongst the poor with I don't care attitudes?

Nigerians are using prepaid meter, you will only pay for what you use.

South Africans and Canadians don't use prepaid meter

How many times have Palestinians protest on behalf of shiites in Nigeria?

Cindypresh:
Very simple to defend incompetency...you did it for buhari, tinupoo own na akamu case.

Now run along🤡

There's a lot of irritating things like you online.

I wander why you lowlifes can't just write your own comment instead of crying about other people's comment.

If there's regular power supply, I don't mind the price cause I use a prepaid meter, it's my personal opinion, am not speaking for you or your family.

slivertongue:
They have no social contract with the masses thus their caution. How can someone win less than 30% of votes cast and wants to represent the people. The people marched to the assembly and opposed it. it's only a political solution that will solve the problem.

Bro, what are you talking about? I'm talking about the election in plateau state

slivertongue:
Tinubu is struggling with the center and cannot do what you recommended because there is a supreme Court ruling to that effect. APC did worse in the State so they are lucky PDP Plateau State ain't as moronic as they were

Only Governors and President case get to the supreme court. National assembly case stop at the Court of Appeal.