₦airaland Forum

KpStone:
The foreign ministry lied to save face. U rather paint Morocco bad for standing for the truth. Morocco is a key player in north Africa and is far more important than Nigeria in global politics. Its d same attitude u blind supporters of gej exhibit in Nigeria. Instead of showing proof of 6 long years as CiC, u invest in character assassination of opposition leaders.

chukzyblingz:
Are you clairvoyant? How did you possibly tell who is lying between them?. And how could Moroco possibly be far more important than Nigeria in global politics?

Revolution:
This is not about Morocco, it is about Nigeria's reputation and credibility in the world. It will tarnish the image of Nigeria in the world, it is unacceptable and undiplomatic to lie, so even if Morocco is the smallest country in the world governments and people around the world will be shocked that Nigeria lied about a phone call that never took place.

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]

KpStone:
So Morocco will be lying and yet recall their ambassador?
Clearly Your case is beyond redemption. I won't be surprised if u are related to ffk or you've had an affair with him

toyoutoyou:
This is exactly the kind of shame that comes on a country when a man from an uncultured tribe born by a sex slave and supported by rogues and set of shameless fools is being brought to power.

Sobeautiful:
Acquire Moroccan citizenship and move over there. And for the records, u have the right to be apc as I'm proudly pdp. But no matter our parties we are still one Naija. As for the calling of names (pipo or whatever), sorry I don't do that cos u are my bro.

bokohalal:
Your problem is denial even when truth hammers you on your head. Just like your support for Jonathan when it is obvious that Buhari is a way better presidential material.

mikeansy:
Of What electoral value is the king of Morocco in Nigeria elections?

If you can answer the about then you will get nearer the truth.

For me I don't think the king of Morocco has any value and can not possible see how Nigerian government will benefit electorally from talking to the Moroccan king?


Nigerian Government should kindly ignore Morocco and her ambassador. They have no relevance really!

vigasimple:
The other questions one need to asked apart from the benefits of such conversations is that, if the King of Morocco 'never' spoke to our President, how does he come to a conclusion that it was to use him for electoral benefits (which the King of Morocco does NOT have any concerning Nigeria).

I think the opposite maybe true trying to benefit a Muslim brother who is in the opposition.

bokohalal:
Your problem is denial even when truth hammers you on your head. Just like your support for Jonathan when it is obvious that Buhari is a way better presidential material.

diluminati:
and some evil, selfish people would want to remain with jonaboy for another four years, until he destroys every ounce of our international and continental image. what a shame!

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

maestroferddi:
Oga spare me all that baloney!

What does it say about you that you would rather believe some king from Timbuktu in lieu of the President of your country?

Can you see the irrationality you are disseminating in a futile attempt to foist a dysfunctional product on Nigeria?

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

Eluwilussit:
Since when did nations start recalling their emissaries because of flimsy telephone call claims by another? I smell mischief.

DEmejioba1:
Wht dey fail to undastand is ISLAM does nt condone wt any form of bias,tricks.so dey can nt use any form of religion sentiments to win muslim heart

BodyKiss:
Nobody wants to associate him or her self with the clueless, shameless and balless Otuoke man.

xcolanto:
Where was it ever stated that GEJ spoke to the Moroccan monarch? Because I never read any news that stated so. The only news that went around was that the monarch decline to speak with GEJ for electoral reasons. So APC goons can you paste the news where GEJ or his cabinet claimed to speak with the monarch??