₦airaland Forum

Acekidc4:
Will be in prison till may 2025, chai🤣😂Hand of God don finally touch Groundnut 💯

Ogakokorokoman:
i have never really met anyone that has really explained this thing to me, people always complain that the western nations are milking Nigeria and we are their cash cow, please can you for educational purpose enlighten me how any western nation exploit Nigeria?

In what ways are they doing this and what are they benefiting from us?

FearlessYoruba:
Dey there dey deceive yourself while your siblings are busy give your palle gbas gbos because of firewood

BiafraInc:
And a more deadlier woman is leading now. Stop ranting online. If i were you, I would travel to Biafraland to defend your cesspit.

GermanSparrow:
The benefits Britain gains from Nigeria primarily stem from historical, political, and economic ties, particularly through trade and investment.

1. Economic and Trade Relations

Oil and Gas: Nigeria is one of the largest oil producers in Africa, and British companies like Shell have been involved in Nigeria's oil and gas sector for decades, benefiting from resources and profits.

Raw Materials: Nigeria provides raw materials such as cocoa, rubber, and other agricultural products which are exported to the UK.


2. Market Access

Nigeria, with a large and growing population, is a significant market for British goods and services, from consumer products to financial services.


3. Human Capital

Highly Skilled Workforce: Many Nigerians migrate to the UK for education and employment, contributing to sectors like healthcare, academia, and tech industries.

Cultural and Intellectual Exchange: The Nigerian diaspora in the UK enriches British culture and economy through entrepreneurship, remittances, and innovation.


4. Strategic Influence

Maintaining strong ties with Nigeria enhances Britain's geopolitical influence in West Africa, given Nigeria's leadership role in the region.


5. Aid and Diplomatic Leverage

Through development aid and partnerships, the UK secures favorable relations, creating opportunities for British companies and diplomatic influence in Nigerian policing

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Flangelo12:
Do you have death sentence in Finland?

yarimo:
No problems as long as sit at home will continue and unknown gun men will monitor it no problems at all.

KaLuCh:
All this una hyping. How in the world Nigeria take be cash cow to any western world? I mean, which sector? Oil? Farm produces? Or our great technological exploits? Abi na industry? Abi na cash wey we get?

The day you go enter plane comot the coasts of Africa, then waka reach see the staggering sizes of industries and commerce wey dey these western worlds, you no go ever open mouth call our struggling, very backward and tragically underdeveloped third world country a cash cow.

Una go just dey yarn.

Stolen:
Biafra declaration was lit in Finland.


Finish government representative was there



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuBjFQNrmVA

richiemcgold:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-east/758408-why-simon-ekpa-cannot-be-granted-bail-finnish-authorities.html

KaLuCh:
All this una hyping. How in the world Nigeria take be cash cow to any western world? I mean, which sector? Oil? Farm produces? Or our great technological exploits? Abi na industry? Abi na cash wey we get?

The day you go enter plane comot the coasts of Africa, then waka reach see the staggering sizes of industries and commerce wey dey these western worlds, you no go ever open mouth call our struggling, very backward and tragically underdeveloped third world country a cash cow.

Una go just dey yarn.

KaLuCh:
All this una hyping. How in the world Nigeria take be cash cow to any western world? I mean, which sector? Oil? Farm produces? Or our great technological exploits? Abi na industry? Abi na cash wey we get?

The day you go enter plane comot the coasts of Africa, then waka reach see the staggering sizes of industries and commerce wey dey these western worlds, you no go ever open mouth call our struggling, very backward and tragically underdeveloped third world country a cash cow.

Una go just dey yarn.

Stolen:
Biafra declaration was lit in Finland.


Finish government representative was there



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuBjFQNrmVA

PEACE2023:
You are an ediot. Is Finland Igboland?

Emperormartin:
My question is why did they allow Biafra redeclaration being spearheaded by Simon Ekpa go on...

KaLuCh:
All this una hyping. How in the world Nigeria take be cash cow to any western world? I mean, which sector? Oil? Farm produces? Or our great technological exploits? Abi na industry? Abi na cash wey we get?

The day you go enter plane comot the coasts of Africa, then waka reach see the staggering sizes of industries and commerce wey dey these western worlds, you no go ever open mouth call our struggling, very backward and tragically underdeveloped third world country a cash cow.

Una go just dey yarn.

Emperormartin:
My question is why did they allow Biafra redeclaration being spearheaded by Simon Ekpa go on...

Smart2023:
And some mugus here in naija says he wasn't arrested

SatoshiX:
because they knew those people are just brain dead clowns.

Acekidc4:
Will be in prison till may 2025, chai🤣😂Hand of God don finally touch Groundnut 💯

UncleAyo:
Every sane mind knows that Nnamdi Kanu and Simon Ekpa's activities in the SE are what terrorists do.

Flangelo12:
Do you have death sentence in Finland?

gawu1:
What surprised me the most was how Nnamdi Kanu easily memorized the new national anthem despite being in prison.

richiemcgold:
Finnish authorities have given reasons why the controversial pro-Biafra agitator, Simon Ekpa, cannot be granted bail in Finland.

A Senior Detective Superintendent at Finland’s National Bureau of Investigation, Mikko Laaksonen, told Punch newspaper on Saturday that the Finnish legal system does not permit bail for suspects accused of the kind of offences Mr Ekpa is accused of.

PREMIUM TIMES earlier reported that Mr Ekpa was arrested alongside four others on 21 November on suspicion of terrorist activities.

The Finnish police said Mr Ekpa “has contributed to violence and crimes against civilians in South-eastern Nigeria.”

The District Court of Päijät-Häme later ordered that the pro-Biafra agitator be imprisoned “with probable cause on suspicion of public incitement to commit a crime with terrorist intent.”

He is expected to face charges in May 2025, according to Finnish authorities.

Mr Ekpa was indicted for financing terrorism alongside the four other suspects. The police have a suspicion that the Biafra agitator committed the crime of collecting money in violation of the Finnish Money Collection Act. The Finnish police said he allegedly committed the crimes between 23 August 2021 and 18 November 2024 in Lahti, a town in Finland.

IPOB is a group leading the agitation for an independent state of Biafra, which it wants carved out from the south-east and some parts of south-south Nigeria. The separatist group has been linked to some deadly attacks in the two regions, although it has repeatedly denied its involvement in the attacks.

Meanwhile, hours after the arrest, the IPOB faction loyal to Mr Kanu disowned Mr Ekpa last Friday, explaining that the pro-Biafra agitator was never their member.

When asked if Mr Ekpa’s charges were bailable or if the prosecution was disposed to releasing him on bail, Mr Laaksonen responded, “Finnish criminal procedure/coercive measures do not recognise bail procedure. Our procedure is based on, depending on the case, remand or travel ban as coercive measures for limiting freedom of movement for persons suspected of offences to which such measures are applicable.”

The situation implies that Mr Ekpa will remain imprisoned until May 2025, when he is scheduled to face trial at the District Court of Päijät-Häme in the North European country
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-east/758408-why-simon-ekpa-cannot-be-granted-bail-finnish-authorities.html