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nwoke37:
South Africa hasn't signed on it too... In my opinon it's not in Nigeria's interest. Nigeria should wait for a couple of years.

S.A is not a coward like the sleeping giant. Just wait for death men.

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nwoke37:
Nigerian companies don't want it. They don't want cheaper goods coming into the country to compete with them. I lean to the side of supporting them. Other African countries have better electricity and better infrastructure which makes for far far cheaper goods than those made in Nigeria.

Let's not mention the fact that manufacturing only contributes 9% to our gdp. That's pretty low. Nigeria has to protect its infant industries and allow them to grow before opening up and allowing competition. We don't want a situation wherein our infant industries are killed off by cheap imports like what happened to our textile industries wherein cheap imports from China ruined them.

Nigeria has to follow a protectionist policy for now and close itself up for a while. What we're doing isn't abnormal. Developed countries of today did the same when they were developing such as America.

In the next 10 to 20 years Nigeria should be able to open up and sign such agreement as long as our infrastructure is improved and our industrial base becomes larger and stronger.

Many greedy African nations want Nigeria to open up and sign this agreement because of its huge market, the largest in Africa. For now Nigeria's large population is large enough to sustain and grow our industries and doesn't in reality need this agreement.

On a side note Nigeria might succumb to pressure from other African nations to sign the agreement(i hope they don't, at least for now).

if you look at America now, they're doing the same thing. They're gradually promoting a protectionist policy headed by President Trump. They're increasing tariffs on steel and iron because the American steel industry has been ruined by cheap imports from largely Canada.

What you don't know is that America comprises of 52 states.. Africa has 54 states.. what made america America is coming together of all the states to make one market.. Mexico refused and right now they are dying to cross to America.

Despite Nigeria having the largest economy in Africa, Africas GDP is still ajoke compared to world major economies.. We need one Africa to expand our abilities.

Nigerian companies have agreat potential to sell to the whole of africa and especially West Africa. The agreement also protect the infant industry of a country where by only movement of 90% of goods is allowed and 10% infant industries to be protected..

Nigeria has minor issues that your politicians make them look like mountain.
In 2002 Kenya had power rationing, poor healthcare, poor infrastructure, lack of piped water... 10years later we started exporting power to our neighbours, healthcare greatly improved not to mention infrastructure.

WAKE UP GIANTS.

Hati13:
I will. I read here and from person about the beauty of Nairobi. I don’t need to say about the wildlife and cultures, because saying Kenya wildlife and cultures are amazing is same as saying Ronaldo is a great player. You guys got it all.

I forget his name, but I love the current Marathon world record holder (he is Kenyan). He live a simple life with no luxury. He has a socialist mindset.

Kenya and Ethiopia has immense opportunities that are yet to be utilised, but I feel like that time is coming...

Most Kenyan athletes hardly live in the cities, they love the village life, its also good place for training... I so Ethiopia athletes have greatly invested in Adis..

Random Kenya by drone.. You will love it, beautiful.


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Hati13:
I will, I’ve no choice

You most welcome Hati, come enjoy the beauty of our country.

How can awhole 'Giant' not join with other Africans in building one africa.. Nigeria is adisgrace to Africa, Giant my foot.#AfCFTA

Hati13:
Beautiful road

Thank you, you should use on your way to Nairobi..

Don't we have a Nigerian who can save us from this urgly posts by your brother Ozzolik.

I mean Naija can do way better than this.. I miss Calabar and Central belt Nigeria.

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mtis:
Nice pics broh..My naija frens you cant deny that Kenya is a beautiful country ...

Thanks Bro, Kenya is Beautiful indeed. We don't struggle to find Beauty.

Thanks to consavationist like prof Wangari Mathai who fought for generations to enjoy This beauty.

Currently Tree harvesting has been burned in Kenya, Plastic Bags, Ivory... I love Kenya

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sirzent:
BUSTED
YOUR LAST PICTUE HERE IS ~ BORA BORA , FRENCH POLYNESIA - PARADISE ON EARTH

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In ancient times the island was called "Pora pora mai te pora", meaning "created by the gods" in the local Tahitian dialect. This was often abbreviated Pora Pora meaning simply first born. Because of ambiguities in the phonemes of the Tahitian language, this could also be pronounced Bola Bola or Bora Bora. When explorer Jacob Roggeveen first landed on the island, he and his crew adopted the name Bora Bora which has stood ever since.

sirzent:
DON'T TELL ME THIS IS A MISTAKE

WHAT KIND OF BIG LIE IS THIS ONE.

1. pic is Santa Barbara

One of the most beautiful cities in California, Santa Barbara is one of the most expensive zip codes in the United States. Santa Barbara had seven home sales over $10 million. Featured below is a four-bedroom home in Santa Barbara listed for $18 million.

2. pic is El Fureidis
is a 10,000-square-foot (930 m2) historic estate built in 1906 on 10 acres in Montecito, California.
[1] Originally called the James Waldron Gillespie Estate or Gillespie Palace
[2] after its original owner, the Roman, Persian, Arabic and Spanish-styled architecture[3] is one of only five houses designed by the American architect Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue.
[4]The estate appeared in numerous hand-colored picture post cards from Santa Barbara during the 1900s–1950s highlighting Montecito's estates, the classical Persian gardens and Goodhue's unique architecture.
[5]El Fureidis is most famous for being the source of rare palm trees now found in Disneyland's Adventureland and Jungle Cruise ride. It was also used in the main outside location shots for Tony Montana's Coral Gables mansion in the 1983 film Scarface.
[6]The El Fureidis estate was last on the market in 2006 for $37,500,000.
[7] It has been reported that Mark Cuban is the current owner of the estate.

3. pic Jeff Bridges home in Montecito
Jeff Bridges has revealed that his home in Montecito, next door to Oprah Winfrey’s estate, was “severely damaged” by the deadly mudslides that crashed through their town earlier this week and killed at least 17 people.

“Our home has been severely damaged, but we are safe, and so thankful for that and for the first responders who are working tirelessly to save people,” Bridges said in a tweet Thursday.

“We are heartbroken over the loss of lives in our community,” said “The Big Lebowski” star. “Your prayers and best wishes are most appreciated.”

4. pic Montecito Mediterranean
Located at 818 Hot Springs Road, Montecito, California, United States, this beautifulFrench masterpiece is situated in the heart ofMontecito known as the Golden Quadrangl.

Don't quote me if you can't read what I was responding too.. I never said that was Kenya... Read what I was responding too.

uzzolik:
these houses are not in Naija, so where are the trees

Ask them where their Rich live In africa trees/nature are not luxury for the rich but everyone.. please conserve your nature.