₦airaland Forum

Nigeria have been inundate with several ill-lucks,
ranging from oil curse down to the rapacious
figureheads ruling us.

When going through a National Newspaper, the
heading of "IMF advices on further depreciation of
Naira" shocked me. A mono economy like Nigeria
should make provision for investment in other
sectors. If there is need to depreciate the already
dead Naira.

Recall that the Naira was officially depreciated by
28percent from N155 to a Dollar to N197 a Dollar in
November last year.

While the masses suffer, the figureheads are
responsible for the fate of our economy. Many lodge the national money away in developed western and eastern continents. Indirectly boosting their economy.

Europe's major income, comes from taxes incurred
from football and other sport related businesses,
unlike in Nigeria, where little or no attention is paid
to our football and sport sector.

Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, has in 2009
expressed it's interest in buying one of England's
established club, Arsenal Fc, which was bashed off by the club owners. This year, he is still insisting on
acquiring the club.

While it might sound as a good development for a
Nigerian to acquire an England based club. Can't the
billionaire buy Nigeria's locally owned club and invest heavily for its reform. And get players like Ronaldo and Neyrma to feature in the team? Won't it be great

if Dangote buys this local club and get england best
coaches like Chelsea's Jose Mourinho or Arsenal's
Arsène Wenger to head this local club? Must Dangote Buy Arsenal??
Several sectors of Nigeria needs investors, yet the
influenced ones look out to the western world to
invest.


Over to You. What's your pick??

Source - www.recent24online.com/2015/05/must-dangote-buy-arsenal.html

Must u post or is it ur money?

Wetin concern u with person money?

lekkie073:
Wetin concern u with person money?

ramdris:
Must u post or is it ur money?

You guys are not from Nigeria