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Kaliningrad:
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@Donald Trump posted on Truth Social;

Its sarcasm and satire by Trump


The USA is still the worlds biggest market.and economy despite it being an imperfect system

In my opinion
If only the USA can make their immigration system like the U.K that easily matches jobs that have high vacancies and insufficient . domestic labour supply with skilled overseas professionals with screened .and accepted training and English requirements be it in healthcare, construction , agriculture, nursing , home care, trucking and can open and close up immigration spaces based on job demand and supply and low security risk

Its growth would be far more exponential

DiasGodinHeaven:
Some months ago a brother and member of our community Association based in Delta State went to village to see the extent work has gone in his new house which he gave his eldest brother money to roof.

This man Mr. Don as popularly called is a jolly good fellow.
He says the truth not minding who will be affected.
He is bold and fearless.
He was married but his wife died without bearing any child for him.
Instead of remarrying, he was bent on finishing his house before marrying again.

Noted: He was 56 years and hypertensive.

Back to the story.

He travelled home to see the work that is going on and to attend a burial in his village in Imo State. On Alighting from the bus inside owerri he had a partial stroke but instead of him to head to hospital in owerri, he decided to get home first. On getting home, his family members said he was poisoned and decided to visit native doctor who also said that he was poisoned.

They started giving him medicine and conducting so many sacrifices but nothing improved and he died 3 weeks later.

Remember he has roofed his house already but this is the most surprising thing. His eldest brothers children shared the room's of his house and furnished them but abandoned the seating room where he will be lied in state for the last time when his corpse return from the mortuary.

The seating room of that building was not touched but the rooms are already being occupied by his brother and children but couldn't plaster or decorate the seating room at least for burial purposes alone.

When we got to their house and saw this I shed tears. Oga Don suffered to build a house which he did not slept in it.
No wife, no children.
Nobody to oppose his brothers or caution them for neglecting the seating room.

This is a true life story.
Even if you hate yourself that you don't want to eat your money, please ensure you have children who will consume those wealth before strangers will do justice to it.

May his soul rest in peace.

Check your BP regularly
Take your medicine as prescribed by a Doctor.
May we live longer to enjoy our wealth.. Amen

And who told You if he has children

1) The children would want to live in their Fathers house

2) children, he would have had money to build his house on the village after paying school fees, feeding, extra rent

Or he didn't tell You, he would have wished for a House in Lekki or Ikeja GRA

3) Children are expensive to maintain amd You cant return them or abandon them


Children have their own Life to leave..not to come and inherit their parents village houses

isyourboy:
I’m not the begging type as I have a lot of things going on for myself. My sister joined her husband in Canada last year courtesy of her husband. Outside of the little 50k, 100k there that this man used to send to me (I don’t know how much he gives my parent — In law, by the way ), he’s never thought of establishing me in business or find a way for me to join my sister in Canada.

Even most times you have to remind him before he send the pittance he sent to me. Last week, I told him to find a way for me to join my sister in Canada, and he said he’s still paying for the debt he took for my sister to join him and he want to send her to school also. Meanwhile I didn’t know this. Okay then I can wait. After then I told him to find me a bulk sum so I can start some business. He asked how much and I said 5M naira would be enough, he cut the phone, called him back and send him msg on WhatsApp which he read and didn’t reply. I called my sister and told her what her husband did and she said she will talk to him.

You have been in Canada for a while and little things to give back to the family is difficult for you? Not his fault

Unfortunately You are very unserious, ungrateful and entitled
Is He your Father or Mother


What Nonsense is this

Someone spent money to marry amd then took your sister to Canada. What You or your parents could not do

And You are then still adding more burden.

Meet Your Parents

Nonsense

[quote author=gidgiddy post=136622275]And people like you have been looking for a better Nigeria since the civil war ended in 1970, and Nigeria is worse than before the war

Thats enough to tell anyone that the British colonial invention called Nigeria should have been dissolved a long time ago[/quote

Please allow him wallow In delusion. America in 1925 had airplanes, skyscrapers and telephones


100 years later 2025

https://www.google.com/amp/s/businessday.ng/aviation/article/spare-parts-costs-on-fx-crisis-ground-planes/%3famp

Africa is still trying to import Airplane parts from overseas and airline companies struggle to get foreign currency to import spare parts fir aeroplanes


He is typing this on a Chinese or Western designed and phone or computer


When we cant produce even a battery or test kits

Kemetian:
There is no such thing as asking AI to be “brutally honest” when doing an inquiry.

It’s by default “brutally honest”.

There is no other “setting”.

We know you only see a wasteland in 100 years’ time because your mind is programmed to be negative against Nigeria.

But AI is not programmed to be negative and prejudiced against Nigeria, so it will not tell you what you want to hear.

It will tell you how Nigeria will be in 100 years’ time based on its current development trajectory. Simple.

If you ask it about Nigeria in 200 years’ time, it describes a super-advanced space faring nation with colonies on various planets.

You simply cannot argue with a machine unless you have an agenda.

I guess You don't know that Chat Gpt Ai hallucinates as confirmed by the company founder and also that Ai chat gpt has settings . Its not enough to comment without doing research

LMAO

casualobserver:
This is exactly why we push back against this nonsense. You want to normalize homosexuality in our society with whataboutism.

Let me tell you something and give some advice to all the Obidients.

This is an embarrassing story for Obi but we’ve all known his son is gay! Don’t give it oxygen by trying to justify it. Just keep quiet and it will die.

However the more you respond and defend the indefensible the more it becomes a referendum on Obi’s suitability as a president. The more it becomes the story just like you made the certificate and forfeiture the Tinubu story.

I don’t care if his son his gay! I care that people are trying to normalize homosexuality in defense of Obi.

The more you try to justify, the more Obi’s candidacy becomes a referendum on homosexuality in our society. The more it becomes Obidients (not just Obi) becoming a sham ik for homosexuality. I am not bothered that his son is gay, I am bothered that people are justifying homosexuality and the symbol for that is Obi and his son. That is more annoying than his son being gay…it’s not my son!

Not that he has a chance even without this story but use your brains. The voters you need are in the North. Whataboutism is just going to make this matter worse for Obi. Your defense of it is worse than the boy being gay! The more you defend the more you alienate the votes you need!

Not that you were ever going to get those votes.

Politics is like a boxing match. You will land punches and you will receive punches. If you react emotionally to a landed punch you open yourself to a knockout blow! Don’t because Obi has a gay son start justifying homosexuality! That will be your knockout blow!

When You stop using chathot and apple products
When You start using your brain to think and stop using dumbo dumbo misaligned.religious and ethnic mumbo dumbo to process the housing your brain cells to read and comprehend what I wrote . Not all this mumbo dumbo out of context responses You just gave without comprehension

Kemetian:
100 years' time is not a long time at all.

That's your grandkids and great grandkids' era. You should be interested.

I asked AI (ChatGPT):


Describe Nigeria in 100 years' time, please.


AI Response:

In one hundred years, Nigeria will stand as one of the most important nations on Earth, a country whose size, energy, and creativity shape the course of humanity itself. If the trends unfolding today continue, the Nigeria of the 2120s will look like a civilization reborn, one that carries its ancient roots into the farthest reaches of the future.

By then, Nigeria’s population could approach a billion, making it the beating heart of Africa and one of the largest human concentrations in history. Lagos, already bursting with movement, will likely evolve into a colossal coastal super-metropolis, stretching across the states of Lagos, Ogun, and even beyond. It will be a city of vertical towers rising like mountains of glass and light, floating neighborhoods built on the Atlantic with advanced climate defenses, and AI-driven infrastructure that manages energy, water, and transport with precision. Abuja will expand into a futuristic administrative capital that rivals any in the world, while Kano, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, and Enugu will grow into mega-regional hubs linked by high-speed rail, underground hyperloops, and electric highways. Nigeria, which today struggles with infrastructure gaps, will become a pioneer of future engineering — a land where smart cities blend with African architectural genius.

Culturally, Nigeria will not just keep up with the world; it will lead it. Nollywood, which already exports films across continents, will become a true global cinema rivaling Hollywood and Bollywood. Afrobeat, which in the 21st century already captured the world’s ears, will evolve into new futuristic soundscapes powered by technology but rooted in African rhythm. Yoruba, Igbo, and Hausa traditions will flourish in new forms — blending technology with spirituality, art with philosophy. Nigeria will gift the world not just entertainment, but entire frameworks of thought. Just as ancient Greece once gave philosophy, Nigeria in the 22nd century could give humanity new systems of meaning, grounded in African wisdom and expressed through science, music, literature, and digital artistry.

Economically, Nigeria is poised to emerge as one of the top five global economies. Oil, which once defined its exports, will no longer be the cornerstone. Instead, renewable energy, advanced manufacturing, biotechnology, and artificial intelligence will define its future. Nigeria’s universities and research hubs may become centers of global innovation, producing breakthroughs in robotics, quantum computing, space exploration, and medicine. By 2125, Nigeria may not just participate in space travel — it may lead Africa’s leap into the cosmos, building launch stations on its vast land and contributing to lunar and Martian colonies. If Africa integrates into a unified federation, Nigeria will likely serve as its anchor, playing for Africa the role that the United States once played for the West.

Socially, the challenges will be great but transformative. Climate change could reshape Nigeria’s geography — with the Niger Delta under pressure from rising seas and the northern Sahel shifting under desertification. But instead of collapse, these challenges may drive Nigeria into becoming a global leader in climate adaptation: developing floating housing, desert farming technologies, massive solar farms, and renewable energy grids that supply much of Africa. Nigerian engineers may invent solutions that other nations depend on for survival. The story of Nigeria in 100 years could well be the story of turning crisis into innovation.

On the spiritual and philosophical front, Nigeria may shine in ways the world has not yet imagined. While the West grows weary of purely material science, Nigeria’s deep traditions could reintroduce balance. Ifá, the Yoruba system of wisdom, already mirrors binary mathematics and artificial intelligence in structure. In a hundred years, these traditions may not fade but rise anew, fused with technology to create an intellectual system that blends logic and spirituality. The Orisha, Igbo cosmology, and Hausa traditions may form the backbone of a new African philosophy that redefines what it means to be human in the age of machines. Nigeria may become the place where humanity turns to understand consciousness, blending ancient African insight with cutting-edge science.

In the wider world, Nigeria will matter because of its people. The diaspora will be vast, influencing every continent, and Nigeria’s global networks will make it a cultural superpower. Just as American culture shaped the 20th century, Nigerian culture could shape the 22nd. Its literature, fashion, dance, language, and spiritual systems may spread into every corner of Earth — and beyond, wherever humanity travels.

Thus, in 100 years, Nigeria will not only be Africa’s giant but one of humanity’s guiding nations: a civilization of people, culture, economy, and ideas. A nation that bridges Africa’s ancient wisdom with the technologies of the farthest future. A land of struggle that transformed into a land of triumph, showing the world that greatness lies not in abandoning tradition, but in carrying it forward into tomorrow.

The Ai might be hallucinating

Use chargpt5+ thinking and ask the ai to be brutally honest when answering your question and see the results

AngelSlay:
From DM

I need support and advice from like-minded people in this group.

A close friend shared an idea with me and another person, and honestly, I was wowed—it really makes sense. For now, the idea is confidential, but I can say it’s an app that solves real-life problems and bridges important gaps.

The thing is, we’re not from a tech background, but we’re already taking some crucial steps. For example, we’ve started talking to a UI/UX professional who is willing to support us.

Where we need guidance is:

1. How best to structure and develop the idea (since we’re not technical founders).
2. Best ways to pitch to investors and what they usually look out for.
3. How to source funds as first-time founders without much track record.

We’ll deeply appreciate any practical advice, resources, or even connections anyone here can share. 🙏😊

Is the problem real enough that people would pay for the app

Or is monetisation through adverts

What is The reachable market

Is the app scalable

joshtech529:
Let’s face it — AI is changing the way business is done everywhere, including Nigeria.

Freelancers are using AI to write articles, design graphics, and build websites. Small businesses are using it for ads, voiceovers, and even customer service. Students are using it for research and content creation.

But here’s the problem most people don’t notice: we are paying for too many tools separately.

👉 One subscription for content writing (ChatGPT, Claude, DeepSeek).
👉 Another for design (Canva, Leonardo, MidJourney).
👉 Another for video (Pika Labs, Synthesia, Runway).
👉 Another for voiceover or avatars.

Before you know it, you’re juggling 5–10 dashboards and burning through thousands of naira monthly.

In fact, a report by Startup Genome noted that over 65% of startups now rely on AI daily, but a lot of them admit they waste money on overlapping tools.

✅️A Different Approach I Recently Discovered
I came across something interesting during my research: instead of subscribing to 7–10 AI tools separately, there are platforms that now allow you to access hundreds of AI models from a single dashboard.

That means instead of:
1️⃣Logging into one tool to write content,
2️⃣Another to create logos,
3️⃣Another to generate videos,
4️⃣Another to build websites,

…you just log in once, and everything is in one place.

Imagine creating a website with Claude, writing the content with ChatGPT, designing the logo with Leonardo, building the landing page with Canva AI, and promoting it with Copilot — all without switching apps or paying extra subscriptions.

I know of one freelancer who tested this approach. He didn’t have much experience (he only used ChatGPT once before, just for jokes).

He decided to create a new Fiverr account and offered services like:

💥Websites & landing pages
💥Logos & 3D mockups
💥Motion videos & talking avatars
💥Articles & ad copy

All of this was generated using one dashboard that gave him access to multiple AI tools.

Here’s the crazy part: even though his Fiverr account was brand new with zero reviews, clients loved his work because:

1️⃣The quality looked professional.
2️⃣His delivery time was hours instead of days.

Within a few days, his gigs were getting orders — simply because he was able to combine multiple AI outputs without stress.

Now, this got me thinking…

👉 Do you think Nigerian entrepreneurs and freelancers will embrace an all-in-one AI hub (where everything is under one roof)?
👉 Or will people still prefer using separate subscriptions for ChatGPT, Canva, MidJourney, etc., even though it costs more?

I’d love to hear what the Nairaland business community thinks.

Good Intellectual posts

Those dashboards allowing different A.I to be used at the same time. Are thye officially approved by the companies

Data says America has low birth rate
Europe too
Canada at a time
Japan now
South Korea
China'

Population is dropping. People are not giving birth like that.

So who would do the jobs in areas that the indigenes dont have enough workers and stimulate the economy.

Immigration had the role to play

I read some schools in America are shutting down

Trump claims to be deporting illegal migrants or those violating visiting or study visa rules or with crime or violence or misconduct records

Countries are becoming more stringent over who enters their country and stays

And I think most

Didn't You read thet Mohbad was being treated by a quack

Factcheck0001:
first of all we are African so forget all your rubbish

Second of it, if obi can't guide his only son right it's madness on Nigeria path to hand over d destiny of millions of youths to him.


He will ruin it.

Third, do u pray your son come out gay, just yes or no n no story.

Oya

Ohh Yee shallow drained

Stop using iPhone

Stop using chatgpt

No get sense

am.not a homosexual but I Prefer who can deliver a working society or run a Company successfully so far His or her personal intimate choices are private and so far he or she is not forcing them on anyone

Softmirror:
Peter Obi should sue Nnamdi Kanu for the allegations he made against Peter Obi about his sexuality if Nnamdi Kanu lied against him. So as it stands, Obi's son took after his father. His son is only doing what Nnamdi Kanu publicly said his father, Peter Obi also does. Yet you as Obi supporter have never questioned the allegation by Nnamdi Kanu.

Apc supporters and religious bigots wont think with their brains.
Why not using iPhone, stop using chat gpt and atop listening to western music

Nonsense

Focus on productivity not what someone does in his closet

The Non Gays. Where have they led Nigeria too.

Don't vote performance

Be worrying about someone's private life

Goodvibes007:
Our Ada Anambra. Future first lady gentleman of Anambra.

Some.American Tech Billionaires.and Ceos are gay and You guys have not stopped using their products

LegendHero:
I've come so far, worked so hard, so this entire week I'm celebrating my birthday. I'm proud of you angel.

The Ceo of Apple is said to be gay

The Ceo of chatGpt openAi is said to be gay and even just had a child

Have You guys stopped using Apple IPhones

Has the company stopped selling phones and computers

Has their shares dropped on the stock market

Are investors dumping the company shares

Have You guys stopped using CHATGpt

The person You buy meat, fish, rice from. The person that does your hair
Do You know their sexual preferences

What does someone's sexual preference have to do with performance

I am.not a homosexual but ]who can deliver a working society or Company is preferable. His personal intimate choices are private so far he or she is not forcing them on anyone

The Ceo of Apple is said to be gay

The Ceo of chatGpt openAi is said to be gay and even just had a child

Have You guys stopped using Apple IPhones

Has the company stopped selling phones and computers

Has their shares dropped on the stock market

Are investors dumping the company shares

Have You guys stopped using CHATGpt

The person You buy meat, fish, rice from. The person that does your hair
Do You know their sexual preferences

What does someone's sexual preference have to do with performance

I am.not a homosexual but I Prefer who can deliver prefer a working society or run a Company successfully so far His or her personal intimate choices are private so far he or she is not forcing them on anyone

Which jobs

As at today's foreign educated Doctor's are looking for job's in the UK

Fiscus105:
Did you need to reply those guys that are commenting base on emotions and pure sentiments? They are blaming the clubs but refusing to blame the player that deliberately signed such contracts.
Clubs managements that are spending billions of dollars to make their clubs going forward, won't they protect their interests as well? Which club that doesn't want to win trophy? If you continue selling your biggest assets, how will you win?

Dont Mind Nigerians
Many people use sentiments instead of keeping to contract's and agreements that were agreed before hand

lockheed55:
Im so impressed. I use to think uk would top the list but here we have it. Luxemburg

The UK ( United Kingdom) is not in Europe

First Things First

Naija is tough. Focus on finishing with a giod grade and developing your tech skills


Thats major now

You are still young. Pursue your desire

Truths9ja:
JAPA TO HELL: ‘I sold my father’s house for ₦45 million to relocate to Canada, one year after I’m still jobless”

A former student of Lagos State University (LASU), John Chukwudi, has shared a heartbreaking story about his decision to sell his father’s house for ₦45 million to relocate to Canada.

He revealed that the dire situation in Nigeria, particularly the frustrations caused by the government’s policies and mismanagement, drove him to seek a better life abroad.

The student expressed feelings of desperation and disappointment, highlighting how the challenges of living in Nigeria made them feel that leaving was their only option.

His plea underscores the struggles faced by many young Nigerians who feel compelled to abandon their homes in search of greater opportunities and a more stable future.

After the passing of his father, he made the difficult decision to sell the family home, a beloved residence filled with memories, for a significant sum of ₦45 million.

This money was intended to serve as a foundation for a fresh start in Canada, a country he believed held greater opportunities for his future.

With high hopes and dreams, he embarked on this new journey, imagining a life free from the struggles he faced back in Nigeria.

However, as the weeks turned into months, he found himself grappling with the harsh reality of unemployment in a foreign land. A year has now passed since his arrival, and despite his diligent efforts to secure employment, he remains unemployed.

His frustration is palpable, and the sense of helplessness weighs heavily on him as he navigates the complexities of adapting to a new culture while searching for employment.

As he reflects on the tough decisions he made, the emotional toll of selling his father’s house becomes even more pronounced. He contemplates the sacrifices he endured and is faced with the bitter realization of the steep costs associated with seeking opportunities abroad, questioning whether the gamble he took was worth the outcome.

Attacking the Nigerian government, Chukwudi said: “As a graduate, I was struggling to eat, except I relied on my parent, at a point I was ashamed because everything had to come from my parents. The Nigerian government has put people under unnecessary pressure to take some drastic decisions. I left the country due to bad government nothing else.

“After I graduated from LASU in Lagos, I went back to Enugu to learn fashion deigning profession, after few years I returned back to Lagos but the most annoying thing is that I could not see a good fashion firm to get me employed, but one of my cousins whom I used to sew for told me I would be needed in Canada and I would make more money from what I am doing, I told my parents, he told us how much it will cost me and still told us how many months it will take me to recover such money back if I can take such decisions. My dad took a big gamble to sell his house in Anifowoshe and relocated back to Enugu, hoping that after one year, I should be able to buy new house for him. I am already using 13th month in Canada, I am only doing some useless jobs, unfortunately, my cousin has abandoned me.

Speaking further on how much he sold his father’s bungalow at Anifowoshe, Ikeja-Lagos, he said: “Of course my parent had planned to relocate back to Enugu due to demolition of houses in Lagos, so he took that decision when the Canada opportunity came up and hope that I will buy a bigger house in less than a year after getting to Canada. We sold the house N45,000,000 and we took N40 million to process my Canada relocation in 2024.”



Credit: Spy Nigeria

Stories , Lies and Propaganda
If You did not so your research well, You have no one to blame

I have friends in Canada
One went with PR, he was a medic and is currently doing care and transitioning to study Nursing as Its not presently easy to get into Canadian medical.practice with a Naija or Eastern Europe medical degree and directly from Nigeria

Doctors, Radiographers, Sonographers, Biomedical engineers are in demand in Nigeria now

In Canada ,Nursing assistants, truck drivers, shop assistants, care givers, construction , forklift drivers are in demand so far You have your canadian residential papers

In Uk now, Entry Level Doctors are looking for Jobs

Would a tailor sew english suits to sell in a New Yam Festival Carnival

No Country gives foreigners jobs when there are enough indigenes to do the jobs
Its areas where indigenes are scarce and the jobs are essential that foreigners are considered

If You didnt Research Demand and supply and
How it applies to You and any country You want to go to; and Your chances of fitting or adjusting based on your situation and skills in this era where there is online information available free online ;with mass access to good internet capable chinese phones;
You have yourself to blame

Axel1:
Anything when one happen make he happen, if she one go make she go, one thing I will never ever do In my life and day to day existence Is to beg a woman to stay, when women full everywhere?

You don't appear to respect your wife.

You appear to be maltreating her if all You wrote is true and it is wrong.
All shades of wrong
It is improper

Why did You not use family planning if You don't want her to het pregnant

Yes You dont like her

But dont treat her this way

It's very wrong

Brahamimo:
Which 100k ?
In Nigeria's private schools?
You must be joking Sir.

I don't earn up to 50k as a teacher who teaches one of the major subjects you know.

This is so inappropriate

Some janitors in small firms earn more

Nemesis0147:
Why are most of them tracing their ancestry home these days

Leveraging dual citizenship and already acquired western wealth to enter key potentially profitable sector's in africa that require capital, potential tax options and manoeuvres, being a person of access for foreign Investors and western and asian and middle east government and investors who might want a western exposed son of the soil to partner with them to get access to business or resources or political favours, , political career options for the individual and his future generations,, diplomatic immunity,escape back up plan,

KobolanderSegun:
Who travels to Rwanda ? How many Nigerians are swayed to go to Rwanda. Whenever you see Nigerians traveling it's a sign that country has got its game tight, Dubai, UK, America, China. Rwanda just sponsored football jersey like the likes of AIG , SHARP who sponsored Manchester United. Even the all mighty Samsung has not sponsored another team after it left Chelsea. If sponsorship gets you financial returns why did Samsung, AIG SHARP all stop. Do a research of all the sponsors of football teams and you will see they do it once and never again because it gives publicity which rarely turns to money. Did Beko not sponsor the sleeve of Barcelona once. Beko have not sponsored a team since.
What Congo should have done was gotten like 30 social media influencers to storm all social media platforms with images of Congo, food of Congo

Uk sends IELTS and British Universities adverts to Nigerians and even comes here and marketing

Why- Nigerians are their Major customers who pay far more for their U.K school fees than the indigenous uk citizens

They advertise where most of people who want to japaa are ( online)

So

Congo is advertising to their main customers too abroad the same way Uk universities are advertising to their customers in Nigeria and Likely india and China

owobokiri:
For a very long time, we have minded our businesses in Lagos, basically just making money and staying in our spaces.
But that has to change now that you and your types have chosen to attack. Destroying houses, attacking igbo voters and burning markets. We will now engage by collaborating with whosoever that is interested to really dictate tunes in Lagos. You have been crying, but you will soon have real reasons to cry..

With the APC, you insecure lot have shown your ulterior plans towards a peaceful people. We never dragged Lagos with anyone, but that will now change. Go and get ready, because we are ready to drag Lagos with whosoever shows up. Lagos does not belong to you or anyone. As long as Nigeria subsists, Lagos is a NO MANS LAND.

Make Tilimgbu finish first..

Have Sense. All this are distractions

At the higher levels of wealth and power

Tribalism does not exist

All this are not relevant.

Its interest and value brought

Buhari while in power jailed Dasuki and kept Emefiele

A lot of igbo elites and bankers supported Tiinubu

You guys should stop allowing people use You to cause distractions

We can't even produce a phone charger by ourselves

We cant fees ourselves without importation

People given low interest loans for farming by buharis government so as to reduce food importation, create jobs, reduce pressure on Dollar, increase domestic production , increase supply and potentially stabilise prices

, some diverted part of the Money to dollar speculation, oil and gas and some who produced even colluded to hoard and increase prices

We have more important issues

Than who rules where

Odingo1:
Igbos constitute 45% of Lagos population and that make them a majority tribe in Lagos, the remaining 55% is divided among other tribes Hausa, Ijaw, etc, with Yorubas struggling to grab 40% even Egun, Awori doesn’t see theirselves as full Yorubas, if not for intimidation and violence against Igbos in elections, Igbos will almost win all senate and house of rep seat in Lagos.

I am igbo but this is a ridiculous, useless, none essential racially induced post

Do You see Chinese and Indians say they are taking over U.K and America despite having the highest work visas for skilled Labour and Talent and having major investments in the USA and having Many Indian Born CEOs of Big companies in the Usa and Asian tech guys

Do You see the Saudis say they are taking over USA or Uk despite having major investments there

Do You see Chinese and Indians say they are taking over Nigeria despite having some of the major investments in Nigeria

Use Your Brain and use your sense. Get exposed

Stop tribalistic posts

Mods too and Seun should be deleting tribalistic posts

If the money is there, buy Original anker power bank

lexy2014:
Off point.

That is not what I asked you.

1. if a country with the largest deposit of natural resources in the world cannot take its citizens out of poverty, is it now by sponsoring Barcelona that it will?

2. if you say Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos of Amazon have an Joint investment in Congo for natural resources, how has that impjacted positively on the lives of the people of DRC?

3. how will the white tourists "help"?

4. what is the relationship between white tourists helping the DRC` and rebels not wanting to mess with European citizens?

5. if the rebels mess with european citizens, what will happen?

Let Me Still Educate You

https://africa.businessinsider.com/local/markets/africas-largest-diamond-producer-may-devalue-currency-again-as-prices-fall/bmrgm5j

Natural resources alone dont run a Country especially with Large Population

Botswana the Worlds Largest Diamond Producer has had to devalue their Country as Commodity prices drop

Technology has made artificial diamonds

It doesn't make sense for a country to have
Raw materials without the knowledge , expertise and technology to extract and process them into finished goods

How many African firms manufacturer and maintain oil or gold or diamond or oil extraction and maintain machines

Its China, Indian, Korean, Western and People outside rhe continent that own those

Even refineries amd powerplants in Africa, the technology and the parts are from outsider's

Im Lagos, some people have land but dont have the means to develop it amd dont want to sell it, what do they do to unlock the value, they give a Developer who has the money and expertise to develop a property on the land and give them a part of the building and after the agreed yearst, they own back both the land and the building

How many African countries can build power plants, refineries, diamond plants, mechanised farms , gold mines, phones, telecommunications networks, cars, banking systems medical equipment without machinery and technology from Outside the continent. None


The processing is what unlocks the value .

No Sensible Country hands over and freely shares their technology

Only few countries with very low Population can afford to rely only on Mineral resources and import what they need.


But even at thst, supplies can be blocked

But after Saudi blocked Qatar from essential imports when they had issues,, Qatar had to start producing their own milk.