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Area4Area:
Just tell that person you quoted that since Ghana cares less about the huge 201 million Nigeria market then they should stop crying about not having access into Nigeria

MUMUdom:
Ask your folks in Ghana if they can notice the effect of the border closure on the economy of Ghana Fuckeduppedness you don’t get it right? Ghana has a duty to speak for the rest of West Africa and that is what it is doing. So because Ghana’s economy is not affected, Ghana should overlook what is a clear violation of ecowas protocols?

Thegoodone13:
Benin Republic has a ipopulation of 12 million people. But it is the worlds 5th importer of rice. In 2018, it imported rice worth US$996m.*

*Benin is also world's largest importer of _used_ _cars_ and __second_ - _hand_ _clothing_ . All with a population of 12m people.*
*DO YOU WONDER HOW?.........*
*Don't!*

*98.2% of these imports into Benin are only on transit; their final destination is _NIGERIA_ !*
*Nigeria is world's largest consumer of used cars and second hand clothing, and is also Africa's largest consumer of Asian grown rice.*

*The problem here is that all these imported goods attract appropriate import duty and trade tax, which are paid to the Beninoise Government while the goods are thence SMUGGLED into Nigeria WITHOUT ANY PAYMENT to the Nigerian Government and, thereby, adding zero value to the Nigerian economy!*
*Sadly, THIS IS ALL DONE BY NIGERIANS!*

*Granted, ECOWAS/CEDEAO charter allows for free trade between member states, but _on_ _goods_ _produced_ _in_ _member_ _countries_ , and NOT on imports from other economic blocs.*

*Where foreign goods are transiting through a member country, and ending up in another member country, the ECOWAS charter stipulates that the country of transit MAY collect a token trade tax, and its Customs officials should then escort the goods to the border of the importing country and hand it over to the Customs officials of the importing country!*
*But what we see in the case of Benin Republic is that it collects _CUSTOMS_ _DUTY_ plus _TRADE_ _TAX_ , and then allows the goods to pass through its hinterland for onward smuggle into Nigeria!*

*This is a clear violation of ECOWAS statutes and no nation can condone such costly infraction.*

*Nigeria has tolerated this nonsense from Benin for far too long and it is time to stop the malpractice if we want Nigeria's economy to grow.*
*(Therefore, whoever cries foul because we have closed our borders to smugglers while we're putting our act together, IS AN ENEMY OF NIGERIA!)*

*Nigeria makes up about 74% of ECOWAS population and about 71% of its economy. It is ECOWAS that needs Nigeria and not the other way round!*

ANY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MEMBER COUNTRIES MUST BE BASED ON EXTANT REGULATIONS!

Multiplier7:
Go and ask BBNaija how he did his show 99 days with constant light. They didn't take light

Or maybe you should ask David Oyedepo, since Canaan land otta was built, light have not gone out for once.

Or maybe you should ask MTN
Even Innoson.

Never give excuse for your failures

ClitRaider:
Pls include Dangote Cement Plants: Obajana, Ibeshe, Gboko etc.
Na 24hrs light.

Wiseandtrue:
Unfortunately, that's what you are programmed to say in exchange for your brains

Goodluck re-uniting with your brains!!!

MUMUdom:
[s]who gives a fvck! fuckeeduppedness if you like close it till thy kingdom come. by the time una eyes go clear huh very dumb, mumu mudder fuggerz who told you that closing a border solves any problem?

Nigeria Economy May Slip Back Into Recession. Yari

Abdulaziz Yari, Zamfara State governor, who also doubles as the chairman of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum, has warned that Nigeria may head for another economic recession due to the decline in oil price.
Yari projected that the vital oil industry maybe hit by another weaker global prices, which has fallen from highs of about $112 a barrel in 2014 to below $75 at the moment.

Yari, while speaking at the opening ceremony of an induction programme for newly-elected and returning governors in Abuja, said “this scenario is a wake-up call for all of you to come amply prepared to face these kinds of challenges.”

“We are expecting the possibility of another cycle of recession by mid-2020 and which may last up to third quarter of 2021,” he added.


Similar thoughts was also shared by the monetary policy committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria in December 2018.

Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Godwin Emefiele, said the economy had started showing signs of weakness.

According to Emefiele, the slowdown emanated from the oil sector, with strong linkages to employment and growth.

Yari, therefore, advised that governors to “look inward by boosting your revenue generation base” and also use the revenue judiciously.


The Zamfara State governor said the outgoing governors have agreed that borrowing is not a good means of solving economic problems.

He urged the incoming governors to multiply revenue generation base so as to “change the course of doing government business for the betterment of the people”.

Nigeria’s economy exited recession in 2017 after suffering contraction for five consecutive quarters.

Critics say government policies made a bad situation even worse. The decision to delay devaluing Nigeria’s currency meant many businesses struggled to get foreign currency to pay for imports, which had a worse effect on the entire economy.

The slump in global oil prices hit Nigeria hard with the government getting about 70% of its revenues from oil sales.

https://m.guardian.ng/category/news/nigeria/[/s]



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psychologygh:
go and feed your 200 million poverty capital of the world citizens. Do you know the meaning of trade.It goes two ways.Did you listen to the man.Ghana will rather block trades with Nigeria and rather trade with Dubai and Europe.Already trade among West African ECOWAS members is the lowest in the world. Ghana exports gold,timber,oil,manufactured products, etc worth 17 billion dollars and out of it,just 80 million dollars goes to Nigeria. So how does a few loss not even loss cos the products can be sold to Europe and China.How does 80 million dollars feed Ghana. Tell me.It's your own people that will suffer cos you can't trade among all these countries again and no imports and exports for them thus businesses and jobs collapsing in Nigeria. Food and goods more than double in prices and majority of your people can't afford such high inflated living.You can't even feed yourself thus closing all your borders to starve yourselves and you're ignorantly shouting that you feed Africa.Despicable words.

psychologygh:
go and feed your 200 million poverty capital of the world citizens. Do you know the meaning of trade.It goes two ways.Did you listen to the man.Ghana will rather block trades with Nigeria and rather trade with Dubai and Europe.Already trade among West African ECOWAS members is the lowest in the world. Ghana exports gold,timber,oil,manufactured products, etc worth 17 billion dollars and out of it,just 80 million dollars goes to Nigeria. So how does a few loss not even loss cos the products can be sold to Europe and China.How does 80 million dollars feed Ghana. Tell me.It's your own people that will suffer cos you can't trade among all these countries again and no imports and exports for them thus businesses and jobs collapsing in Nigeria. Food and goods more than double in prices and majority of your people can't afford such high inflated living.You can't even feed yourself thus closing all your borders to starve yourselves and you're ignorantly shouting that you feed Africa.Despicable words.

saajus:
If ECOWAS want to do anyhow, we will support Naijaxit.
"Yet what we suffer now is nothing compared to the glory He will reveal to us later"
It's temporary pain, let's endure. If we increase our local production, the plan to take 100million out of poverty in 10yrs can actually work. I want Buhari to ban imported phones, ban imported software in our major institutions, etc. If you can't totally ban them, tax a hell out of them. Necessity is the mother of invention. I don't mind going back to the era of legacy phones like 3310, so far it is made in Nigeria. People want to make Nigeria their market and they don't want to produce here whereas we have millions of our youths jobless. I know FG needs to improve infrastructures but some companies can still manage to produce with what we have at present.
Nobody will force our youths to invest in Agriculture when they see their mates making 100% returns in 9months.

PropertyBase:
God bless you my brother. Let them come and invest in Nigeria so we can patronise them here... Buy apartments in Lekki and Surulere, spread payments for 10years.08112222019

Wiseandtrue:
That's why I said leave your comfort zone!!!

Who told you that there's no hike or there won't be hike in transportation come December

For your information, for instance, during the GEJ era, from my place to Oshodi is N100, N150 max but now it's from N250 upwards imagine what festive period will look like!!!

Go to the market, before the arrival of your all knowing president, N50kg is N8000 but now it's N20,000 upwards

So I ask once again, how's all these policies in favour of the masses

supercase1:
Buhari effect continues!!!!! The earlier Ecowas countries join forces with biafra and overtrow nigerriya government the better for all of them

MUMUdom:
You don’t realize Ghana is speaking for the rest of west Africa? Ghana’s economy is growing rapaciously at 8%, the highest in Africa but Ghana has an obligation to speak for all the remaining countries in West Africa. Fuckeduppedness Ghana hasn’t ruled out closing its borders to nigerian goods and services. That is a real possibility if this nonsense continue beyond Christmas.

But can nigeria keep their border closed beyond Christmas? Two things could happen. The price of a bag of rice could double, triple or even quadruple by Christmas secondly, Nigeria’s generator-powered economy will enter into recession again in early 2020 . Those are real possibilities. When these scenarios happen, don’t come back here and say I am a prophet. Fuckeduppedness

Just30:
Because Ghana is the only country that can whip your ass back in line

Area4Area:
We do what we want and there's nothing you can do about it.
https://www.theafricareport.com/17737/nigeria-benin-border-closure-bully-boy-tactics-to-crush-a-weaker-rival/

https://www.focus-economics.com/countries/ghana

The economy of Ghana is already decelerating even before the border closure so come down your high horse and face reality

MUMUdom:
You don’t realize Ghana is speaking for the rest of west Africa? Ghana’s economy is growing rapaciously at 8%, the highest in Africa but Ghana has an obligation to speak for all the remaining countries in West Africa. Fuckeduppedness Ghana hasn’t ruled out closing its borders to nigerian goods and services. That is a real possibility if this nonsense continue beyond Christmas.

But can nigeria keep their border closed beyond Christmas? Two things could happen. The price of a bag of rice could double, triple or even quadruple by Christmas secondly, Nigeria’s generator-powered economy will enter into recession again in early 2020 . Those are real possibilities. When these scenarios happen, don’t come back here and say I am a prophet. Fuckeduppedness

MUMUdom:
Are you kidding me? Ghanaians are wailing here? why will Ghanaians be wailing when their economy is doing so well? Growing at 8% the ones wailing are the poverty capital of the world,huh? The stvpidity capital of the world. The zoo that has been overrun by kidnappers what do you think? Fuckeduppedness

MUMUdom:
who gives a fvck! fuckeeduppedness if you like close it till thy kingdom come. by the time una eyes go clear huh very dumb, mumu mudder fuggerz who told you that closing a border solves any problem?

Nigeria Economy May Slip Back Into Recession. Yari

Abdulaziz Yari, Zamfara State governor, who also doubles as the chairman of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum, has warned that Nigeria may head for another economic recession due to the decline in oil price.
Yari projected that the vital oil industry maybe hit by another weaker global prices, which has fallen from highs of about $112 a barrel in 2014 to below $75 at the moment.

Yari, while speaking at the opening ceremony of an induction programme for newly-elected and returning governors in Abuja, said “this scenario is a wake-up call for all of you to come amply prepared to face these kinds of challenges.”

“We are expecting the possibility of another cycle of recession by mid-2020 and which may last up to third quarter of 2021,” he added.


Similar thoughts was also shared by the monetary policy committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria in December 2018.

Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Godwin Emefiele, said the economy had started showing signs of weakness.

According to Emefiele, the slowdown emanated from the oil sector, with strong linkages to employment and growth.

Yari, therefore, advised that governors to “look inward by boosting your revenue generation base” and also use the revenue judiciously.


The Zamfara State governor said the outgoing governors have agreed that borrowing is not a good means of solving economic problems.

He urged the incoming governors to multiply revenue generation base so as to “change the course of doing government business for the betterment of the people”.

Nigeria’s economy exited recession in 2017 after suffering contraction for five consecutive quarters.

Critics say government policies made a bad situation even worse. The decision to delay devaluing Nigeria’s currency meant many businesses struggled to get foreign currency to pay for imports, which had a worse effect on the entire economy.

The slump in global oil prices hit Nigeria hard with the government getting about 70% of its revenues from oil sales.

https://m.guardian.ng/category/news/nigeria/



[s][/s]

MUMUdom:
who gives a fvck! fuckeeduppedness if you like close it till thy kingdom come. by the time una eyes go clear huh very dumb, mumu mudder fuggerz who told you that closing a border solves any problem?

Nigeria Economy May Slip Back Into Recession. Yari

Abdulaziz Yari, Zamfara State governor, who also doubles as the chairman of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum, has warned that Nigeria may head for another economic recession due to the decline in oil price.
Yari projected that the vital oil industry maybe hit by another weaker global prices, which has fallen from highs of about $112 a barrel in 2014 to below $75 at the moment.

Yari, while speaking at the opening ceremony of an induction programme for newly-elected and returning governors in Abuja, said “this scenario is a wake-up call for all of you to come amply prepared to face these kinds of challenges.”

“We are expecting the possibility of another cycle of recession by mid-2020 and which may last up to third quarter of 2021,” he added.


Similar thoughts was also shared by the monetary policy committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria in December 2018.

Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Godwin Emefiele, said the economy had started showing signs of weakness.

According to Emefiele, the slowdown emanated from the oil sector, with strong linkages to employment and growth.

Yari, therefore, advised that governors to “look inward by boosting your revenue generation base” and also use the revenue judiciously.


The Zamfara State governor said the outgoing governors have agreed that borrowing is not a good means of solving economic problems.

He urged the incoming governors to multiply revenue generation base so as to “change the course of doing government business for the betterment of the people”.

Nigeria’s economy exited recession in 2017 after suffering contraction for five consecutive quarters.

Critics say government policies made a bad situation even worse. The decision to delay devaluing Nigeria’s currency meant many businesses struggled to get foreign currency to pay for imports, which had a worse effect on the entire economy.

The slump in global oil prices hit Nigeria hard with the government getting about 70% of its revenues from oil sales.

https://m.guardian.ng/category/news/nigeria/



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Wiseandtrue:
Abeg leave my mouth na me get am!!!

Buhari did worse, where were you then

Initially I thought he had something to offer before I realized we have been scammed by the father of modern day Yahoo

What's good about this stupid decision

Is it possible for ALL Nigerians to be into the same occupation

What about those you encouraged to register their businesses Have you thought about what they and their families are going through

Why not cancel ALL the universities and turn them to a UNIVERSITY OF FARMING

How can a government that means well put all it egg in one basket

What economy can survive that

Leave the North where things are extremely cheap!!! Leave your comfort zone and remove the log from your eyes so that you can actually see the havoc this devilish policies is wrecking then come back and talk to me!!!

Area4Area:
Spare us your epistle please, respect Nigeria for once.
I thought it was just Benin and Niger reps that would be affected, later learnt Togo and Cameroon were crying too.
It was the ever mouthful and boastful Ghana later and just getting to know that Liberia and Ivory coast are equally affected.
We'll deal with you guys and you wouldn't know what hit you all.

Benin
Niger
Togo
Cameroon
Ghana
Ivory coast
Liberia

Waiting for reports from Burkina Faso, Senegal, Mali etc.

MUMUdom:
Stop smoking weed,huh? By the way, how much trade exists between Ghana and Nigeria? How much goods do Ghanaians send to Nigeria, and vice versa? Do you nigerians think Ghana’s economy will feel any impact if you close your borders till thy kingdom come?

I think some of your nigerians are very very stvpid and deluded. Ghana is leading the protestation because it thinks this is a clear violation of ecowas protocol, the same way you nigerians were shouting ecowas ecowas when Ghana closed shops of some Nigerians in Accra.

This is clearly a matter of principle. Ghana’s economy is growing at 8%, whether Nigeria’s borders are closed or not. Ghana is not panicking at all. If @nyone should panic, it should be nigerians and their generator-powered economy. I see the Nigerian economy entering another recession in 2920 Fuckeduppedness anyone wants to bet? That is when una eyes go clear recession straight

MUMUdom:
Look stop talking trash. Can nigeria feed itself? Nja Dey feed all these countries? Can nigeria feed itself? Nigerian talk trash anyhow. Your country is clearly violating the ecowas treaty it signed. They are telling you that you are acting wrongly and you are saying you feed other countries? I don’t know what is inside your head sha. Pieces of paper or rag?>

Wiseandtrue:
That's why I said leave your comfort zone!!!

Who told you that there's no hike or there won't be hike in transportation come December

For your information, for instance, during the GEJ era, from my place to Oshodi is N100, N150 max but now it's from N250 upwards imagine what festive period will look like!!!

Go to the market, before the arrival of your all knowing president, N50kg is N8000 but now it's N20,000 upwards

So I ask once again, how's all these policies in favour of the masses

psychologygh:
go and feed your 200 million poverty capital of the world citizens. Do you know the meaning of trade.It goes two ways.Did you listen to the man.Ghana will rather block trades with Nigeria and rather trade with Dubai and Europe.Already trade among West African ECOWAS members is the lowest in the world. Ghana exports gold,timber,oil,manufactured products, etc worth 17 billion dollars and out of it,just 80 million dollars goes to Nigeria. So how does a few loss not even loss cos the products can be sold to Europe and China.How does 80 million dollars feed Ghana. Tell me.It's your own people that will suffer cos you can't trade among all these countries again and no imports and exports for them thus businesses and jobs collapsing in Nigeria. Food and goods more than double in prices and majority of your people can't afford such high inflated living.You can't even feed yourself thus closing all your borders to starve yourselves and you're ignorantly shouting that you feed Africa.Despicable words.

vezycash:
I normally take Ghana's side on issues but if they are saying Nigeria is breaking Ecowas's agreement of free entry and exit of people then - dem dey craaaaaze, mad!

How many Nigerians have they frustrated with unreasonable demands? I know one igbo food seller who dey chased out of an uncompleted building, chased her out of her second place, and then finally out of a shop she rented in the park.

If you know how many dollars I paid - thousands of Nigerian students pay for resident permit, you'll cry. This is how it goes. You'll first need to make a foreign resident ID card. If they've not increased it - $120. You'll then use a photocopy of it when making the resident permit. It could be up to 120 cedis now.

Both are a yearly affair!

ChocolateHigh:
Bros do you live in Ghana?
I want to ask you a question about living there?