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| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by commoditiesnig(m): 10:38pm On Mar 31 |
Very welcome development muykem:Indeed |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by Compound: 10:45pm On Mar 31 |
That means starting from May 1st of this year, all Nigeria products, 100%, will enjoy zero tariff that will be exported to China.”[color( quote) This is a very selfish policy only to benefit China, what we export to China is a drop in the ocean compared to what we import from chine, I believe the policy should be the other way round if China really wants to assist us save money |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by correctguy101(m): 12:28am On Apr 01 |
Flangelo12:You think anything is ever free? Wait until you hear what was used as exchange. |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by Sirlins(m): 12:48am On Apr 01 |
China China China lol not on imports but exports that’s sending our raw materials etc to China on a free clearance lol. China will never do things they won’t benefit from. Think about it, what finished goods do we have that Chinese don’t have ? We don’t have anything to send to China just our raw materials. Lol lol lol |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by ijayalolo: 1:00am On Apr 01 |
ZombieTERROR:It's not about people buying fake products from china to come sell here as original. The news is about real exporters of goods out of Nigeria. Thank you for your attention to this matter. |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by frankson1(m): 1:02am On Apr 01 |
talktrue1234:This is an opportunity for people like you to wake up instead of constantly complaining bitterly online. |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by frankson1(m): 1:04am On Apr 01 |
tesseract:If you weren't a dullard yourself you'd have known that this is an opportunity for Nigerians to step up. |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by ijayalolo: 1:04am On Apr 01 |
jmoore:This is your opportunity to make money since nobody is exporting to China from Nigeria. Billionaire in a few months. Thank you for your attention to this matter |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by Originalsly: 1:30am On Apr 01 |
Zero tariff ...but who would be exporting to China? .... Nigerians? And we wonder why China was so eager to build the deep water port ....and still wondering how we as a nation are benefiting. |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by aaaaabbbbbccccc: 4:59am On Apr 01 |
motymop:i suspect they want to create cheap labour here and then send finished goods back to their country. |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by aaaaabbbbbccccc: 5:01am On Apr 01 |
frankson1:China already building factories in Nigeria. It might endup becoming Chinese factories with Nigerian cheap labour exports Nigerian made by Chinese factories to china. Chinese are really smart people. The game is rigged. It’s like giving your junior bro 5 goals ahead of a Fifa game, knowing that he won’t still win you. Even if Nigeria produces anything, we can’t outcompete these guys, except we sell our products for ridiculously cheap prices. |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by sgcrown(m): 5:27am On Apr 01 |
I aren't seeing this as a good news for Nigeria though... The thing is, the Chinese coys are the minners of our raw materials. They'd mine here after getting wuru-wuru license from the corrupt civil servants, then send the raw materials to China to process to finished goods, then import back to Nigeria at seemingly affordable price but with inferior quality. They send top notch qualities of the finished products made from our raw materials to other nations they consider serious. Go and research about the gold mining coy in Osun state. They've destroyed villages with consistent blasts and dredging. It isn't their fault, but our government's. |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by ibedun: 6:07am On Apr 01 |
Mattswaggz:And you are getting ready to vote for Atiku? hoping for a VP in the incompetent, incoherent, bumbling, mumbling Agulu man? Fear God! |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by jmoore(m): 7:07am On Apr 01 |
ijayalolo:You guys don't even know what proforma invoice is. So how can you know the difference between export and import? It is the Chinese buyer that pays the import duty to the Chinese government. Nigerian sellers pay export duty to Nigerian government. In summary, it is the Chinese buyers that will benfit from the zero tariff from China. |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by ZombieTERROR: 7:55am On Apr 01 |
demstone:The people of plateau know the duty of any responsible government is to protect his people, they know the government is useless they have resort to self help, the whole of middle belt knows that insecurity and APc are intertwined, it has doubled under this current useless dispensation, the days of bombings is back They know their aggressors, the bandits and terrorists being given amnesty by Buhari and Tinubu, they know they're the NSA's Brothers, There is no sane middle beltan who is voting for their death.. A vote for Tinubu who is supervising their death is a waste. Tinubu just borrowed 6 billion dollars to pad the budget, someone who is not paying subsidy, what a waste of life |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by demstone: 9:01am On Apr 01 |
MY DEAR BRODA!!! IN 2023 WE GAVE OBI ABOUT 3M VOTES TODAY OBI HAS MADE HIS CHOICE.. HE IS DINNING WITH D DEVIL.. U CNT EDUCATE US ON WHO IS KILIN US .. WE KNOW OUR PEOPL FROM TARABA, SOUTHERN ADAMAWA. SOUTHERN KADUNA. NASSARAWA, BENUE, PLATEAU, ABUJA,, SOUTHERN KEBBI ETC HAVE ALREADY MADE OUR CHOICE WE'VE UNITED UNDER D APC GUESS ITS A SHAME DAT WE NOW TRUST A MUSLIM MUSLIM TICKET MORE DAN UR BRODA ZombieTERROR: |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by anyilalaz: 9:37am On Apr 01 |
talktrue1234:Most of those raw materials are gotten from areas prone to insecurities which one way or the other the Chinese interests enabled. Some of these issues of herders farmers clashes where the indigenous People are displaced is because of the natural resources. |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by ijayalolo: 12:12pm On Apr 01 |
jmoore:And you don't know how international trade works. Let me break it down. The Chinese buyer buying from you the exporter from Nigeria pushes any tariff burden on you. If he is to pay 100 Naira for the log of timber (I just gave you a hint one of the exportation young Nigerians are silently making money on) and his country put a tariff of 20 Naira, he will not be willing to pay 100 Naira anymore but rather 80 Naira to offset the tariff. That is why exporters direct their goods towards countries with low tariffs because the buyers there tend to buy at better rate than those with high tariffs. Now with zero tariff, it means they can buy at the highest possible price from you the exporter. Thank you for your attention to this matter |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by Lionnation: 12:54pm On Apr 01 |
What can Nigeria export to china hmmm |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by zoedew: 5:58pm On Apr 01 |
Pakute:Great but what do we really export to China that should positively impact our economy? What? They cheaply cart away our mineral and natural resources? They simply made it easier to keep doing so!! |
| Re: China Agrees Zero Tariff On Nigeria’s Export From May 1 by Personperson01: 12:08pm On Apr 03 |
talktrue1234:Even AI knows from the headline that zero tariffs means zero export when calculating tax. Simple grammar will ruin this country on a very good day with these present politicians |
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