₦airaland Forum

FighterPilot:
Any country that harms FDI is set to lose big time.

An American detailing how you stand to lose big on FDI.

https://asokoinsight.com/news/nigeria-risks-fdi-with-unprecedented-5-billion-mtn-penalty/

If a Nigerian company in America breaks American law, will we not be punished? The American analyst is a fool, companies in America pay billions of dollars penalty, fine, compensation etc and go bankrupt after. The American government does not care, law is law.

South Africa in tears as Nigeria sucks $5 Billion worth of delicious free milk off Mama Soweto's penalized b.reas.ts

https://sportige.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/South-Africa-Fans.jpg

Nigeria has joined the rank of nations that enforce the rule of law, law is law, MTN can crash for Globacom to take their customers, we don't care a bit......meanwhile, we go chop your hard earned $5 Billion Soweto dollars for Christmas chicken and fried rice
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FighterPilot:
Forbes noted that foreign investors have lost confidence on Africa's biggest economy. Could SA use that to their advantage?

http://www.forbes.com/sites/peteguest/2015/10/30/does-mtns-5-2bn-fine-signal-a-more-inward-looking-nigeria/

Private opinion does not count. Foreign investors are now rushing INTO Nigeria for new business. They like our rule of law and enforcement.

http://businessdayonline.com/2015/10/50-french-coys-to-visit-nigeria-for-business-opportunities/
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agaugust:
[s]If a Nigerian company in America breaks American law, will we not be punished? The American analyst is a fool, companies in America pay billions of dollars penalty, fine, compensation etc and go bankrupt after. The American government does not care, law is law.

Nigeria has joined the rank of nations that enforce the rule of law, law is law, MTN can crash for Globacom to take their customers, we don't care a bit......meanwhile, we go chop your hard earned $5 Billion Soweto dollars for Christmas chicken and fried rice[/s]
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Lol, he is celebrating his own demise.

Simpletons, such complete simpletons

Augubug... why are you refusing to discuss mlitary matters? Is it because just this week South Africa completed a world first? Or is it all the new equipment we are testing?

agaugust:
Private opinion does not count. Foreign investors are now rushing INTO Nigeria for new business. They like our rule of law and enforcement.

http://businessdayonline.com/2015/10/50-french-coys-to-visit-nigeria-for-business-opportunities/
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Have they said they will invest anything?

No?

Ok then

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iblawi:
$15 million for South Africa

$5 Billion for Nigeria.

Next time don't break our law.

Post of the week !

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Patchesagain:
“Turning the screws on a multinational company right before they need to renew their license, sort of holding them to ransom with an incredible fine -- I’m not saying that’s what the motivation here is -- but its the kind of thing that will raise red flags for foreign operators,”

They see you for what you are

Thugs doing a shakedown

Just as they will see you for what you are too, a law breaker and a fraudsters. MTN has been aiding kidnappers and terrorist and we are only saying enough is enough.

MTN might decide not to renew it license again it's a free world.

agaugust:
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Post of the week !

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lol, seems you are desperate

iblawi:
Just as they will see you for what you are too, a law breaker and a fraudsters. MTN has been aiding kidnappers and terrorist and we are only saying enough is enough.

MTN might decide not to renew it license again it's a free world.

“Turning the screws on a multinational company right before they need to renew their license, sort of holding them to ransom with an incredible fine -- I’m not saying that’s what the motivation here is -- but its the kind of thing that will raise red flags for foreign operators,”

also, from a different analyst:

“These kinds of incidents will only add to the checklist of reasons for investors to stay away for the foreseeable future,” said Brickman.

lol, good luck persuading the french to invest in your country

S-100 Camcompter off the deck of SAS Protea. Navy has shown interest in such. Denel currently developing something similar.

ssaengine:
S-100 Camcompter off the deck of SAS Protea. Navy has shown interest in such. Denel currently developing something similar.

Project Biro is in its final stage - choosing the toys to put on the new vessles

Not a coincidence that they are testing the new mine-survey drone at the same time

Patchesagain:
Project Biro is in its final stage - choosing the toys to put on the new vessles

Not a coincidence that they are testing the new mine-survey drone at the same time

You have not chosen the ship, you want to chose it's drone helicopter, where will it land ? In the ocean ?

No wonder MTN management is dull headed.

Meanwhile, I am reaching for a glass of warm milk from Mama Soweto's captured b.ooobies, we now drink free from her n..ipples in Abuja

agaugust:
You have not chosen the ship, you want to chose it's drone helicopter, where will it land ? In the ocean ?

[s]No wonder MTN management is dull headed.

Meanwhile, I am reaching for a glass of warm milk from Mama Soweto's captured b.ooobies, we now drink free from her n..ipples in Abuja[/s]

literally the stupid.est sh1t i have read all week

Nigerian Navy falls further and further behind

Patchesagain:
“Turning the screws on a multinational company right before they need to renew their license, sort of holding them to ransom with an incredible fine -- I’m not saying that’s what the motivation here is -- but its the kind of thing that will raise red flags for foreign operators,”

also, from a different analyst:

“These kinds of incidents will only add to the checklist of reasons for investors to stay away for the foreseeable future,” said Brickman.

lol, good luck persuading the french to invest in your country

They are analyst not businessmen. Different analyst have different viewpoint. If i were you i will seek advice of a businessman.

iblawi:
They are analyst not businessmen. Different analyst have different viewpoint. If i were you i will seek advice of a businessman.

just when I thought I had read the most re.tarded sh1t of the week, a Nigerian goes and tops it.

Impressive

Patchesagain:
“Turning the screws on a multinational company right before they need to renew their license, sort of holding them to ransom with an incredible fine -- I’m not saying that’s what the motivation here is -- but its the kind of thing that will raise red flags for foreign operators,”

also, from a different analyst:

“These kinds of incidents will only add to the checklist of reasons for investors to stay away for the foreseeable future,” said Brickman.

Only the fraudulent and law breaking investors will stay away.....and we don't want them.

Have we penalized any other company like MTN ? Is Nissan complaining? Etisalat complaining? Only law breaker MTN is complaining !

We go suck ya dollarz, remember last year arms deal seizure? payback time, South Africa now on her knees begging Nigeria for mercy

Patchesagain:
just when I thought I had read the most re.tarded sh1t of the week, a Nigerian goes and tops it.

Impressive

A Nigerian just added to your knowledge dummy.

An analysis is different from a businessman. And their ideology is different.

http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/worldNews/Court-orders-S-Africa-to-pay-back-seized-9-3m-to-Nigeria-391161
Out of fear.

agaugust:
Only the fraudulent and law breaking investors will stay away.....and we don't want them.

Have we penalized any other company like MTN ? Is Nissan complaining? Etisalat complaining? Only law breaker MTN is complaining !

We go suck ya dollarz, remember last year arms deal seizure? payback time, South Africa now on her knees begging Nigeria for mercy

Whatever you need to tell yourself

South Africa is not on her knees, she is laughing as her adversary shoots himself in the foot

All companies in the world now know the overly emotional and underdeveloped mentality of Nigerians:

- get in a diplomatic row with the nation of your origin? they will threaten to nationalize your assets
- Nigerian government cash strapped? they will enforce ridiculous demands on you and then enforce ridiculous fines on you

I find it fairly hilarious how you are completely unable to see the bigger picture here... maybe the fact that we have been rubbing your nose in the dirt all month has made you desperate for something to claim victory over

iblawi:
http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/worldNews/Court-orders-S-Africa-to-pay-back-seized-9-3m-to-Nigeria-391161
Out of fear.

How is it fear?

We won jackass - everytime you want to do arms buisness in RSA you must now go through Armscor (ie: us)

Patchesagain:
Whatever you need to tell yourself

South Africa is not on her knees, she is laughing as her adversary shoots himself in the foot

Out of fear you guys are returning our money so that we can have mercy on your company.

http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/worldNews/Court-orders-S-Africa-to-pay-back-seized-9-3m-to-Nigeria-391161

We always know how to make you humble.

iblawi:
Out of fear you guys are returning our money so that we can have mercy on your company.

http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/worldNews/Court-orders-S-Africa-to-pay-back-seized-9-3m-to-Nigeria-391161

We always know how to make you humble.

Where does it say we did it out of fear?

Weird that we agreed to give back your money after you complied to our demands

Patchesagain:
Where does it say we did it out of fear?

Weird that we agreed to give back your money after you complied to our demands

What demands? You must be joking.

South African Navy is being crippled by a lack of qualified personnel, which means that only half its frigates and one of its three submarines can be manned at any one time.

However, Heitman said the engine problems are not a result of the engine's design but the result of having too few technical staff and, more importantly, too few with experience. "So procedures were not always followed and warning alarms not always heeded; add the lack of time for maintenance and the lack of funds for spares and you are on the slippery slope to nowhere..."


The source said that one of the biggest problems in the Navy is the inability to properly maintain its ships. SAN personnel are unable to do first or second line maintenance on their vessels, with private sector companies like MTU carrying out such basic maintenance procedures. A major brain drain in the Navy is affecting all aspects of readiness, as it is affecting the Air Force as well.

iblawi:
What demands? You must be joking.

Ours, read your own article sh1thead

iblawi:
South African Navy is being crippled by a lack of qualified personnel, which means that only half its frigates and one of its three submarines can be manned at any one time.

Which is exactly how we planned it to be when we purchased them:

Of course, there is no way that all its vessels can be fully operational at the same time – naval vessels, like aircraft, have complex mainte-nance schedules involving a variety of different levels of maintenance. And crews need training – a vessel undertaking training duties is not operationally deployable.

In the past readiness, was, if anything, worse.

“The SA Navy currently has two frigates available for operational contingencies,” he reports. “One frigate is deployed as part of the anti-piracy patrols in the Mozambique Channel whilst the other is scheduled to undertake an extensive west coast patrol. A third frigate is available for training in Simon’s Town whilst the fourth is undergoing maintenance and repair.

As for the submarines, one is undergoing a major refit which will last until the middle of next year. Another is carrying out routine maintenance and will then undertake patrols in South African waters, particularly in border zones. The third is fully operational and has recently exercised with both US and French forces. Of the minehunters, two are operational, again as specified by the SAN’s business plan. The hydrographic ship SAS Protea is carrying out an assisted maintenance period and will thereafter, and for the rest of the year, conduct survey operations. Three of the planned four ex-strike craft OPVs are operational.

http://www.engineeringnews.co.za/article/south-african-navy-mulls-future-requirements-as-fleet-remains-active-2013-10-04-1


Meanwhile, HALF YOUR FLEET IS NOT EVEN SEA-WORTHY

People in glass houses....

iblawi:
However, Heitman said the engine problems are not a result of the engine's design but the result of having too few technical staff and, more importantly, too few with experience. "So procedures were not always followed and warning alarms not always heeded; add the lack of time for maintenance and the lack of funds for spares and you are on the slippery slope to nowhere..."


The source said that one of the biggest problems in the Navy is the inability to properly maintain its ships. SAN personnel are unable to do first or second line maintenance on their vessels, with private sector companies like MTU carrying out such basic maintenance procedures. A major brain drain in the Navy is affecting all aspects of readiness, as it is affecting the Air Force as well.

And yet, unlike Nigeria... we dont have half our ships permanently unsea-worthy

Patchesagain:
And yet, unlike Nigeria... we dont have half our ships permanently unsea-worthy

What ships do you have? Just tell me you have up to twenty and prove that 12 are operational.

Even with quarter of our fleet operational we would still have more vessels at sea for patrol.

FighterPilot:
You are a terrific and pathetic liar. Your line will never be allowed the network unless is registered liar.

its what you think bro.. you only need someone on the inside... not hectic.

not making this up, 'people' into online fraud uses sim cards like that here

iblawi:
What ships do you have? Just tell me you have up to twenty and prove that 12 are operational.

Even with quarter of our fleet operational we would still have more vessels at sea for patrol.

and even with 2 frigates and one sub we can sink your whole fleet

Patchesagain:
and even with 2 frigates and one sub we can sink your whole fleet

With which crew and what missile

Your crew are dump. Nothing meaningful in their head.

They can't even carry out basic maintenance, how will they operate a vessel at war.

iblawi:
With which crew and what missile

Your crew are dump. Nothing meaningful in their head.

They can't even carry out basic maintenance, how will they operate a vessel at war.

With the crews and missils on them.

Our crews are dumb? So the full-spectrum warfare exercises we hold yearly with India, Brazil, Germany and France just dont exist?

And we cant carry out maintenance? I just dispelled that myth - navy is operating as planned in 2000.

You have literally nothing to support your argument and at this time are simply wasting my time.