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LadyMercedes:


Ouch! See why I hate manual?

Nigeria may soon lose the special treatment on issues of trade with Europe should it continue to drag its feet on the signing of the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) between the Economic Communities of West Africa States (ECOWAS) and the European Union (EU).
Head of Trade and Econom­ic Section, EU delegation to Ni­geria and ECOWAS, Mr. Fillipo Amato gave this hint in Abuja on Wednesday during a media workshop on EPA.

Amato, who said coun­tries from the region that fail to sign the agreement before October 1, 2016, would cease to have preferential treatment from Europe on issues of trade, allayed fears that the agreement would put the Nigerian indus­trial sector into jeopardy.
“I’m surprise about the argu­ment and debates over the EPA agreement. All the fears that the market would be flooded are unfounded,” he said.
“We don’t see Africa as a dumping ground. Our interest is to promote African indus­tries and economic integration, and is not about protecting our industries,” the EU envoy add­ed.

On his part, the Director of Trade, ECOWAS Commission, Dr Gbenga Obideyi, dispelled rumours making the round that there was a hidden agenda on the EPA agreement, and called on Nigeria to leverage on it to shore up the level of interna­tional trade and development.

According to Obideyi, out of the 16 countries in the West Af­rica region, only Nigeria, Gam­bia and Mauritania are yet to sign the agreement.
In the same vein, ECOWAS Commission’s Programme Of­ficer, Multilateral Trade, Mr Ko­lawole Sofola, who also threw more light on EPA, said coun­tries in the region stand to ben­efit 6.5 billion Euro as grant to develop infrastructures within the first five years (2015-2020) of the agreement.
According to Sofola, out of the total grant, Nigeria would get a large chunk of 2.8 billion Euro to finance some of its pri­ority projects.

ooluwasinzu:
exam timetable

davide470:
Season 6 has been out for a while now

I bet you are in Season 1 of HOC?

Aufbauh:
I am optimistic that before the end of Buhari's administration, all the naysayers and the irredeemable pessimists will chew their own statement like Metuh.

A change is not change until there is a change. The pain of change we are experiencing today is a result of our fear to change in yesteryear. Thus,the present pain can not be compare to the future glory ahead of this country.

This development arose from a rise of N725.6 billion or 63.3 per cent in the value of exports (largely due to exchange rate gains)

thedarkside:


good start......i have nothing against a good-old-school-fight.....i have nothing against good-old-fun-bashing..(the mods taught me otherwise... )

but..

we agree,that we are nigerians..

that is a start.....tahhhh...family-bashing-matters...

p.s...did you know that spain has 23&%sters unemployment...someone here was talking about 12&%sters to 13&%sters unemployment in nigeria..

did you even noticed that??..i didnt even know that,i taught our own was easily worst than spain... ..

doesnt that wonder you??..

thedarkside:


yea....i am glad not to be you,,,not seeing opportunitis...during jonthan,no matter how i tried,i always end up more messed up...-..

some became billionars??...how does that help me??...

bros...i am telling you,,,,i am doing well,and i have weekend.....i am happy...and people around me are happy...not all of them have jobs,but they are happy when i meet them,i help out if i can and they help me too......one of my neighbors helped me get my job...i help in by anythings he wants to be done....

open your mind....hating a moslem will bring you nothing...i bought land just in a half year of realy saving.........imagine!

its mine....i have the documents...

thedarkside:


lie,like how??..i lost everything too during 2008....since then gained nothing....but,since buhari,i felt the change...in only 1 year after election i got a job....that i still have till today...in only a half year savings,i bought 1plot farmland in ibadan(or small garden? )....just laying their,unused,but is mine.......i am planning to study more in my job...more money-reverses....suddenly i dont care about money,no more...i concentrate only on my construction job....

personal59:
Hmmm Still blaming Buhari for the recession and loss of jobs in the
banking sector? You need to read this:
"Don't mind this restless Buhari critic. I was with
Intercontinental Bank in 2009 when the Banking sector
tsunami swept away all my colleagues in the banks Sanusi
Lamido Sanusi claimed they were on the brink of failure.
I was with Access Bank in 2010 when the gale of sack
continue in the industry. Access and other Banks lay off
tradition madness continued till li left the country in 2015.
In Dec 2015 and Jan 2016 till now the now the storm ranges
unabated. So what's new?
Buhari was never part of the government during this period
under review. Dollar was not scarce to be 1 to N400. Though
there was structural looting and corruption but it wasn't this
appaling.
No budget padding. The government did not publicly come
out to tell us the economy was in recession during that time
rather they said Nigeria has overtaken South Africa as the
Africa fastest growing economy.
Nigeria bankers know today tomorrow someday the chicken
will come home to roast and they will be out of job.
Amukun eru e woo. .. o ni oke le nwo e ko wo isale.
Something is seriously and fundamentally wrong with the
foundation of our country, it's principle, policy and polity." -
Adekunle Ola Adekunle

Smellymouth:
In case