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Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by chokekachy(op): 6:13pm On Feb 09, 2024

Desist From Movement of Building Materials Across The Border Or Face Prosecution-Fintiri

Hours after Government’s directive to security agencies in Adamawa State to halt the transportation of building materials across the border areas of the State to neighboring countries, pictures have emerged of trucks delivering cement and other items to the neighboring Cameroon.

Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri had earlier frowned at the development through a statement calling on all concerned to adhere strictly to the directive.

The statement warned players in the sector to respect the law or face the consequences of any indiscretion, no matter who the perpetrators are.

Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri says “The position has not changed. Desist from doing so or face prosecution”.
The Governor says the flagrant disregard to the directive is unacceptable and will not be condoned.

Humwashi Wonosikou
Chief Press Secretary to the Governor
09:02:2024

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by ccollins(m): 6:20pm On Feb 09, 2024*

This apc people are getting annoying. The dollar to naira rate is at its worst rate in the history of Nigeria and apc is just breaking bad records regarding Nigeria economy. Apc members and leaders can’t even boost of any single good reforms and achievements they have had concerning Nigerian economy. See what removal of fuel subsidy has caused. What gains has the so called subsidy removal given Nigerians since may 29th infamous statement. It has not improved Nigerians life in any way

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by Throwback: 6:20pm On Feb 09, 2024

Good!

Economic treason is the greatest problem that Nigeria is facing.

Treasonous smuggling of commodities that ought to be sold in Nigeria.

Treasonous stockpiling of foreign currencies bought with Naira inside Nigeria.

Treasonous foreign healthcare with Nigerian funds.

Treasonous foreign education with Nigerian funds.

Block everything, so we all die here.

Only then will we come to terms that we only have Nigeria or we all perish.

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by Epstein(m): 6:20pm On Feb 09, 2024

But they pay in dollar grin

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by Adamux: 6:20pm On Feb 09, 2024

What is the work of the security forces? Why the poor enforcement? So much lawlessness going on.

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by johnwizey: 6:20pm On Feb 09, 2024

We beat dem for Afcon still deny them building materials. Una wan make dem Dey sleep inside bush huh

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by Aile(m): 6:21pm On Feb 09, 2024

Nigeria my country

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by Mandate2023: 6:21pm On Feb 09, 2024

While the southern borders r closed there's no border in the north

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by Powerdrunk: 6:21pm On Feb 09, 2024

Right step in the right direction.

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by HardBishop(m): 6:21pm On Feb 09, 2024

Northerners northerners.... They hold this country for blokos.....
Better southerners rise up and fightooo

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by ogolemati: 6:21pm On Feb 09, 2024

I don't understand,what happened

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by stasius: 6:21pm On Feb 09, 2024

Why

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by Malvinn(m): 6:22pm On Feb 09, 2024*

Nah only the ones wey Dem ban we see o.. there is still some unknown things going in this country.

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by Docodes(m): 6:22pm On Feb 09, 2024

Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by owiko(m): 6:22pm On Feb 09, 2024

Later Cameroon go the yarn dust.
One state alone want sanction nonsense comot for their body.

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by YourMrBoo: 6:23pm On Feb 09, 2024

We have a weak currency and that's the new face of reality.

We better sell and get foreign currency than allow it waste away in Nigeria without buyers whose purchasing power has been washed away like an ash in a river

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by bassdow: 6:23pm On Feb 09, 2024

e no go still stop, rather e go increase their costs

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by phemmie06(m): 6:26pm On Feb 09, 2024

Na food matter concern me

Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by Chinjo2: 6:26pm On Feb 09, 2024

While borders in the south remained shut, those of the north are fully operational.

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by 9jatriot(m): 6:27pm On Feb 09, 2024

Let them come and buy in USD and pay duties, why not structure this export business.

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by smokinloud(m): 6:28pm On Feb 09, 2024

Enough is enough. Nigeria should exit ECOWAS. Other west African countries are just milking us. We're not gaining anything from them

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by Tyriq: 6:31pm On Feb 09, 2024

Throwback:
Good!

Economic treason is the greatest problem that Nigeria is facing.

Treasonous smuggling of commodities that ought to be sold in Nigeria.

Treasonous stockpiling of foreign currencies bought with Naira inside Nigeria.

Treasonous foreign healthcare with Nigerian funds.

Treasonous foreign education with Nigerian funds.

Block everything, so we all die here.

Only then will we come to terms that we only have Nigeria or we all perish.

See this olodo. Y'all apc goons and paid urchins told us only buhari can 'rescue' Nigeria. Why are u changing goal post oga

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by donami(m): 6:32pm On Feb 09, 2024

Politicians are the ones stockpiling dollars after receiving monthly federal allocations. As soon as politicians receive this cash, they head to BDCs and purchase dollars, and stock them in personal vaults.

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by Badgers14: 6:32pm On Feb 09, 2024

smokinloud:
Enough is enough. Nigeria should exit ECOWAS. Other west African countries are just milking us. We're not gaining anything from them

But Tinubu is the chairman

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by Afrobasic(m): 6:32pm On Feb 09, 2024

Throwback:
Good!

Economic treason is the greatest problem that Nigeria is facing.

Treasonous smuggling of commodities that ought to be sold in Nigeria.

Treasonous stockpiling of foreign currencies bought with Naira inside Nigeria.

Treasonous foreign healthcare with Nigerian funds.

Treasonous foreign education with Nigerian funds.

Block everything, so we all die here.

Only then will we come to terms that we only have Nigeria or we all perish.

Start from your beloved commander in chief who just came back from a month's long medical vacation in France. undecided

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by seborrhic: 6:32pm On Feb 09, 2024

Okponus.
When the blabulu made the Naira worthless you expect one to sell in nigeria.
Any reasonable businessman or woman that knows what a biz means would rather smugggle goods to neighbouring countries to get higher returns.
The IMF was telling him if you devalue your currency,there would be massive inflows and your exports would generate massive foreign exchange.
Here we are!

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by nuruajao: 6:33pm On Feb 09, 2024

chokekachy:
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Dangote group is number one enemy of this country imagine cement prices in Nigeria today because of monopoly and collaboration with government

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by blueghost(m): 6:33pm On Feb 09, 2024

A lot of sabotage to Nigeria economy has been on the rise. On a normal ground if not for tribalism and Religion Nigeria should have been dragging super power with the USA

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Re: Adamawa: Fintiri Bans Transport Of Construction Materials To Cameroon by PriceActionZ: 6:34pm On Feb 09, 2024

lass lass everybody brain go reset. Na resource control go end tinubu administration. No be by mouth dem go use talk am, E go push everyone towards that direction. The north have indirectly started it na.

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