₦airaland Forum

fairchuks:
who is morocco.. all this apc fools abusing my president...dont worry i know you are paid...keep doing your work ...idiots...

begwong:
Who cares!!
morocco of all third world kwantiri.
If it were US,Germany et al sef.
Pls kindly recall back all our kwantiri Staff from that desert.
GEJ till 2019!..

Sobeautiful:
All these tiny countries trying to rob shoulders with Nigeria. I'll advise Nigerians to ignore them. They just want to make the news with Nigeria. Countries are talking and morocco is talking too. Nonsense!!!

theoctopus:
[size=14pt]All of you these APC cyber cafe people will get tired soon. After the elections, you will all loose your jobs. Keep doing this your groupie una hear? [/size]

Elslim:
Team GEJ where una de?? GOD don catch una again. 2wiks to go sha...

maestroferddi:
You have time for brainwashed people clinging at straws.

Because of senseless ethnic chauvinism, the joker who posted this crap fails to know that Morocco cannot be in the same league as Nigeria in terms of political influence.

Even in north Africa, Egypt takes precedence over Morocco. If it were South Africa, Kenya and Egypt, one would have considered.

Moroccan king ko Kosovan monarch ni

Demdem:

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Shut ur trap and read up before talking rubbish. By the way thisday is nduka paper. A killer member. [/s]

Orikinla:
Morocco is better and safer than Nigeria.

ECONOMIC HEALTH CHECK
Moroccan Economy on the Right Track

IMF Survey

February 23, 2015

Economy strengthening, with growth forecast at 4.4 percent in 2015
Significant reduction in fiscal and external vulnerabilities
Improving business climate, infrastructure, education, access to credit key to create jobs and lower poverty

The Moroccan economy is faring better due to significant progress in implementing economic reforms, but the country should sustain efforts to maintain gains and achieve higher and inclusive growth, the IMF said in its latest annual assessment of the economy and first review of the liquidity line that Morocco obtained from the global lender in 2014.

Speaking to IMF Survey, IMF Mission Chief for Morocco, Jean-François Dauphin, said that commendable progress was made, but the economy still faces significant risks that call for sustained implementation of reforms. The IMF is supporting the authorities’ economic program through a Precautionary and Liquidity Line, which serves as an insurance policy to protect the economy in case of severe external economic conditions.

http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/survey/so/2015/car022315a.htm

Hope if Nigerian statistics are churned out, the way you are doing for Morocco, You won't hold any grudge

Do we have a deal?

Demdem:
Jonah-daft is cursed. Only fools associate with him.
The king doing everything possible to dissociate himself from the drunkard. That's a wise decision.

victorD3:
Lies from hell. Who if morroco to snub the biggest economy in Africa.

Orikinla:
Morocco is better and safer than Nigeria.

[size=18pt]ECONOMIC HEALTH CHECK
Moroccan Economy on the Right Track

IMF Survey

February 23, 2015

Economy strengthening, with growth forecast at 4.4 percent in 2015
Significant reduction in fiscal and external vulnerabilities
Improving business climate, infrastructure, education, access to credit key to create jobs and lower poverty

The Moroccan economy is faring better due to significant progress in implementing economic reforms, but the country should sustain efforts to maintain gains and achieve higher and inclusive growth, the IMF said in its latest annual assessment of the economy and first review of the liquidity line that Morocco obtained from the global lender in 2014.

Speaking to IMF Survey, IMF Mission Chief for Morocco, Jean-François Dauphin, said that commendable progress was made, but the economy still faces significant risks that call for sustained implementation of reforms. The IMF is supporting the authorities’ economic program through a Precautionary and Liquidity Line, which serves as an insurance policy to protect the economy in case of severe external economic conditions.

http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/survey/so/2015/car022315a.htm[/size]

itetemi:
Nigeria's foreign ministry says President Jonathan spoke at length to the Moroccan monarch

Morocco has recalled its ambassador from Nigeria, accusing the authorities there of using King Mohammed VI in an election campaign.

Its foreign ministry issued a statement,denying the king had spoken by phone to Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan, as had been stated by Nigeria.

The North Africa kingdom denounced such "unethical practices", it said.

Nigeria has denied that the king was being used to win over Muslim voters.

Mr Jonathan, a Christian from southern Nigeria, is facing a strong challenge in the 28 March elections from opposition candidate Muhammadu Buhari, who is popular in Nigeria's mainly Muslim north.

'Astonishment'

The Nigerian ministry of foreign affairs released a statement on Sunday, denying reports that President Jonathan had been snubbed by King Mohammed because he was trying to curry favour with Muslim voters.

"This information is absolutely not correct as the president did in fact speak to the Moroccan monarch... both leaders spoke extensively over the phone on matters of mutual interest and concern," it said.

However, Morocco's foreign ministry responded by saying it wanted to state in the "clearest and strongest terms" that "there has never been a phone conversation" between the two men.

"The king has actually declined the request of the Nigerian government because it is part of the internal electioneering," Morocco's official news agency Map quoted the statement as saying.

"The kingdom of Morocco expresses its astonishment and denunciation to these unethical practices that are contrary to the spirit of responsibility that must prevail in relations between states."

As a consequence Morocco's Abuja ambassador was being recalled immediately for consultations, it said.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-31831833

Sobeautiful:
Morocco can never be in the same class/level with Nigeria.

victorD3:
Lies from hell. Who if morroco to snub the biggest economy in Africa.

kingthreat:
Copying and pasting when it doesn't apply makes the poster look clueless, immature and unintelligent.

bokohalal:
Bros, I think you see that rehabilitated train that you call Jonathan's Transformation? Ehen. Start from there. Look Morocco train den come look Jonathan own. Pipo way dey celebrate mediocrity.

KpStone:
Ur MUMU is great

bendeniceguy:
I can bet the last time GEJ heard 'morocco' was at secondary school. Anyway, morocco claims islam while their girls are by far the most prostitutes in Strassburg!!! 15 euros nah half hour. nack all you want