Naija has too much potential. Even the West is wary. If only we can harness the deep human and resource capacities we're sitting on top.

....and the last president of that country has a statue and a road named after her in a show of shame by a governor in this same Nigeria.

Liberia here I come... Liberia home of luv for teachers, am coming for your old women and young girls... Dana airline, visa I have not but brain I will give thee... My luv for my father land has been taken away by baba bubu and Npower. Weah, I beseech thee take me away from here to a land flowing with milks and honey.

soberdrunk:
Mr Weah be ready to receive "6 MILLION" 'permanent' visitors..........

Wise man

Shroud:
you say no evidence or source to back the claim of your government asking for professional help from Nigeria and yet you labelled it "past glory".

Seems you're having a full fluctuation of amnesia or you're just an individual with no regard for self respect or pride.

If you need the source, humble yourself and ask and I will grab you the evidence of your debts to me!

I lightly called it a past glory

Amnesia and pride?..I don't see how all these correlate with anything I said? stop projecting

provide the source...

Jayceon:
I lightly called it a past glory

Amnesia and pride?..I don't see how all these correlate with anything I said? stop projecting

provide the source...

" you lightly called it a past glory"? Help me here, "past glory" can only refer to an act or achievement done in the past that's no longer relevant today.

So Mr, why would you call something you claim to have no source or evidence a "past glory"?

Are you usually this classless or you're making special efforts to appear smart today? You're making zero sense here.

Choose your next written words carefully, they may confirm you to be the fringe lunatic you've been taking special care to hide from the viewing world all along!

This guy know how to manipulate person, see how he hail my president...



It's nice shaa u too come and eat out of our money no be chinko or europe or America go eat it alone even snake dey eat its own..

astana1:
Liberian President, George Weah, has called on the Nigerian government to provide 6000 teachers to his country as part of the Technical Assistance agreement between the two nations.

Speaking Monday shortly after a closed-door meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari at the State House Presidential Villa in Abuja, Mr. Weah said his government inherited many problems which can only be tackled with assistance from countries like Nigeria.

Mr. Weah was inaugurated into office on January 22 after defeating immediate past vice president Joseph Boakai of the Unity Party.

Addressing journalists after his meeting with Mr. Buhari, the Liberian leader identified some of the urgent problems facing his country as youth unemployment, as well as the need to revive the education, agriculture, mining and health sectors.

“Your sustained technical assistance for capacity building in these sectors is most welcome. For example, Nigerian teachers and medical volunteers to Liberia, under the Technical Assistance Corps TAC) Agreement with Liberia, have been very crucial in boosting capacity development in Liberia, and it is my hope that this assistance can be considerably increased to address with urgency our most pressing socio-economic needs at this time.

“More specifically, under the Bilateral Teacher Exchange programme, we are seeking 6,000 plus teachers to make up for the shortage of good teachers in our educational system,” he said.

Mr. Weah thanked Mr. Buhari for the invitation extended to him and said his delegation was on a mission of “gratitude and respect for the extraordinary and exceptional role that you, our Nigerian brothers and sisters, have played and continue to play in maintaining peace and stability in the West African sub-region, and more particularly, in Liberia”.

He said although Nigeria is the largest economy in Africa, “with the most powerful army in our sub-region, you have never used your wealth and military prowess to expand your territory, threaten your neighbours, or destabilise any sovereign nation in the region”.

He also said the prices of Liberia’s two basic export commodities, rubber and iron ore, continue to fall on the world market, which have diminished the country’s foreign exchange earnings from the export of the commodities.

He asaid most export earnings of Liberia is used mainly to import food and other commodities, causing massive trade deficits while youth unemployment is at an all-time high, and prices of basic commodities continue to increase.



“Our people have voted for change, and for hope. And change is finally here. But mere political change is meaningless without development, prosperity and growth.

“Your Excellency, we need Nigeria’s help to jump-start our economy. You played a major role in bringing peace to Liberia, you reformed our Army and today it is performing its duties to the highest professional standards. As we speak, they are serving in a peace-keeping mission in Mali.

“You have also built and expanded the capacities of Liberians in so many ways. For example, during our recent observance of Armed Forces Day in Liberia, we were informed that two of our military personnel will soon be graduating as pilots from one of your esteemed institutions.

“We would like to see a continuation and expansion of that programme, for both men and women,” he said.

Liberia is open for Nigerian businesses

Mr. Weah also declared that Liberia is now open for business to the Nigerian private sector.

He said there is a need to address the current volume of trade between the two countries, which is very low and does not exceed five million dollars, by some estimates.

“Yet, the Liberian banking sector is dominated by Nigerian banks, and I am made to understand that their Head offices in Nigeria may be considering reducing their support or even shutting them down because of the recent downturn in our economy.

“If this is true, I urge them not to do so, as l am optimistic that trade and commerce will increase in the near future.



“ There are also major shortcomings in the electricity and power sectors, in road construction, in housing, in mining, and in fisheries, to name a few, that could be of serious interest to Nigerian investors, either as individuals or companies, or through joint-ventures or public-private partnerships.

“ We invite all of you to come to Liberia and explore the many new opportunities for investment that abound to increase under this new political dispensation. I promise you that you will find a government that is not only business friendly, but ready to do business.

“ On a personal note, President Buhari, it is my intention, with all due respect and affection, to frequently seek your wise counsel and advice as we embark upon this arduous task of nation-building, reconstruction, and transformation of my country.

“ Nigeria’s historical benevolence towards Liberia cannot be quantified. And once again, we seek your urgent and critical assistance,” he said.

Source :https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/260735-liberia-seeks-6000-teachers-nigeria.html

Sadly, our jobless wailers on NL are incompetent to apply.

They want to import 6000 slaves from Nigeria

It’s sad that Nigeria would have been the America of Africa if not for bad governance.

Shroud:
" you lightly called it a past glory"? Help me here, "past glory" can only refer to an act or achievement done in the past that's no longer relevant today.

So Mr, why would you call something you claim to have no source or evidence a "past glory"?

Are you usually this classless or you're making special efforts to appear smart today? You're making zero sense here.

Choose your next written words carefully, they may confirm you to be the fringe lunatic you've been taking special care to hide from the viewing world all along!

Whatever,,,so should I once again ask you to back up your claim with a credible source?

Nigeria has always played big brother role in Africa even at the detriment of its domestic issues. Liberia will definitely get the best because our citizens perform better at the international stage .

The first batch of npower volunteer should be sent to Liberia.

He said a very good thing only to end it badly. How can u call someone who prefers d life of cows to that of human being. What type of advice will he give u

EnaibeSam:
The first batch of npower volunteer should be sent to Liberia.

your head dey there

Buhari will be feeling improve now. . .

This guy has really thought about his countries issues before becoming President.

Demogorgon:
A President with sense..


Buhari - Senseless

And with all his sense he decided to run to a person you call senseless for advice and assistance.

No one, I repeat, no one, in the current cohort of politicians will manage Nigeria as Buhari has done through one of her worst recessions ever.

Tell me how much the country saved in the four years of oil windfall? #Zero.

Try and find out what the situation is in Venezuela and you will get a glimpse of what I mean.

Jayceon:
Whatever,,,so should I once again ask you to back up your claim with a credible source?

It's obvious your village deity have used your brain in exchange for your conception or you just wanna use nairaland to show your stupidity due to sophistication

you said it's a past glory and yet you're demanding for proof that Nigeria provides support for SA during apartheid!!

your reasoning is one of the problem zulu's pass mark will be further reduced from 30% to 10%

skallion7:
It's obvious your village deity have used your brain in exchange for your conception or you just wanna use nairaland to show your stupidity due to sophistication

you said it's a past glory and yet you're demanding for proof that Nigeria provides support for SA during apartheid!!

your reasoning is one of the problem zulu's pass mark will be further reduced from 30% to 10%

Jayceon, atleast he hasn't started using his hundred monikers to like his own posts . But I do smell the copy and paste of the same old poem loading lol. He has started using a different moniker already . Dude get creative , it's 2018.

uglodoh:


In South Africa, most of their teachers are Nigerians.

LMFAO, whatever it is you are smoking must be good . How does what you posted even make any sense. Most teachers in SA are South African . The foreign teachers we have are mainly from Zimbabwe ( they have a better education system than us last time I checked) and India. Why would we recruit people from a rotten education system? .

skallion7:
It's obvious your village deity have used your brain in exchange for your conception or you just wanna use nairaland to show your stupidity due to sophistication

you said it's a past glory and yet you're demanding for proof that Nigeria provides support for SA during apartheid!!

your reasoning is one of the problem zulu's pass mark will be further reduced from 30% to 10%

So you are doing all you can to avoid showing me the proof? ALMOST CLEVER....ALMOST

Lionessza:






Jayceon, atleast he hasn't started using his hundred monikers to like his own posts . But I do smell the copy and paste of the same old poem loading lol. He has started using a different moniker already . Dude get creative , it's 2018.

Dude must really have identity crisis in real life.


so how was your weekend Lioness?I didn't see you yesterday

Jayceon:
Dude must really have identity crisis in real life.


so how was your weekend Lioness?I didn't see you yesterday

LMFAO.


It was OK, nothing out of the ordinary. How was yours ? . I did login yesterday .

Lionessza:



LMFAO.


It was OK, nothing out of the ordinary. How was yours ? . I did login yesterday .

I can say mine was the same as yours,was indoors the whole weekend.Perhaps I was too lazy to read the posts,sometimes they be too long?

i hope mum did not see this.......eh this smells like slave trade in disguise oooo

If you employ Kaduna type of teachers you are OYO

Jayceon:
Whatever,,,so should I once again ask you to back up your claim with a credible source?

your situation is not un-peculiar to most black South Africans....victims of Bantu education system!

Most of you are not even aware of an essential part of Nigeria's role during and after apatheid. Here's your ambassador making plans to reintroduce history in your schools for you people to learn about Nigeria's role in your country's struggle.

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/223405-apartheid-struggle-south-africa-educate-citizens-nigerias-role.html/amp

It is the reason you ask for proof. Although I think you know but you're often too trivia-minded to admit the truth that doesn't favour you.

https://www.revolvy.com/main/index.php?s=Nigeria–South+Africa+relations

Shroud:
your situation is not un-peculiar to most black South Africans....victims of Bantu education system!

Most of you are not even aware of an essential part of Nigeria's role during and after apatheid. Here's your ambassador making plans to reintroduce history in your schools for you people to learn about Nigeria's role in your country's struggle.

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/223405-apartheid-struggle-south-africa-educate-citizens-nigerias-role.html/amp

It is the reason you ask for proof. Although I think you know but you're often too trivia-minded to admit the truth that doesn't favour you.

https://www.revolvy.com/main/index.php?s=Nigeria–South+Africa+relations

The generation of the bantu education is long gone,you can't pin the whole thing on that


Okay hear this:Whatever role you played I'm sure one day it will be acknowledged and appreciated,I read here that Nigeria provided SA students with education but do you think all it took was pen and pad to put Apartheid to sleep?.What about the countries that gave our freedom fighters military training? they way I see it those countries have earned more bragging rights than Nigeria.I'm not trying to downplay whatever role you played but in all honesty,I'm yet to hear of one prominent freedom fighter that schooled in Nigeria

Jayceon:
So you are doing all you can to avoid showing me the proof? ALMOST CLEVER....ALMOST

Lol, you think am lezz. Am a huge fan of him, i love the way he scalp you zulu's here

skallion7:
Lol, you think am lezz. Am a huge fan of him, i love the way he scalp you zulu's here

so he is your man crush? or you pretending you not him?

Lionessza:






Jayceon, atleast he hasn't started using his hundred monikers to like his own posts . But I do smell the copy and paste of the same old poem loading lol. He has started using a different moniker already . Dude get creative , it's 2018.

Am not lezz but his no.1 fan on nairaland

just love the way he always scalp y'all here. Lol