The Chinese are not God. They can’t sell everything cheap. The ones they’re selling cheap is enough & we appreciate it..
Our Chinese brothers & sisters are very much welcome here in Yorubaland. They’re free to operate in any form of business from wholesales, retails, cowtail, legtails & any other tails.
cr7lomo: Do u think China or any country will allow dangote to open a petrol tank farm in their country...source the crude and refine in Nigeria then import it in their country and sell cheaper their own citizens ... they will just burn that his tank farm ... their government will never allow it... why dint Trump allow the Chinese flood America with their cheaper electric vehicles...
The Chinese government are giving their citizens free loans to set up shop in poor African countries... they make their money and send all they make back to China... while ur own citizens aren't being helped, cant even get energy to set up a manufacturing plant , even if they do , with the high cost of powering energy for production...same government will use tax to suffocate the manufacturer...
Now tell me why the Chinese wudnt sell cheaper than our own citizens in Nigeria when they get free money from their government... the Chinese government have a plan to eradicate poverty in China by 2030 ...this is how they plan to do it... while it increases poverty in Africa...
Tinubuagbado: Yorubas will also pay a heavy price to think they're doing the Igbo by hailing this Nigerian planned arrangement against Igbos in Lagos.
From history, there's nothing other Nigerians have ever planned against Igbos that does not backfire and this one will never be an exception.
One thing is sure, Igbos are very resilient and a people you can never outsmart. Igbos will still defeat this arrangement and be wealthier than the Chinese who came here to trade.
Just watch... After this evil arrangement against Ndigbo, Nigeria will eventually surrender to the great Igbo nation.
Remove "Chinese" from your post and replace it with "Europeans". The exact same thing
My main issue is,why all these anti-Chinese rhetoric on the Nigerian cyberspace for the past two weeks all of a sudden? These folks have been in Nigeria doing this business for over two decades and there hasn't really been any sort of problem.Why now?
This anti-Chinese rhetoric is clearly being sponsored by foreign entities who don't want a Chinese/Nigeria relationship...trade-wise,economy-wise,militarily-wise etc.
And they wanna use the Igbos by doing that. We won’t allow it. Our Chinese brothers & sisters are very much welcomed here!
Christistruth03: Lagos is Yorubaland How can they be so arrogant to be giving the Chinese that our own people welcomed to Lagos and patronise daily Quit Notice
They even told them to leave the Markets by 31 December 2026 In our own Land O !!!
Even if we didn't support the Chinese before that alone is more than enough to make us support them !!!
The disrespect is too much
Before this their recent actions towards Chinese, people no dey even reason Chinese like that. But after the protest, more people started requesting for Chinese shop addresses, they wanna start buying from them!
What they did doesn’t make sense at all in Yorubaland. As close as Igbos are to us, I was kinda surprised they didn’t know this!
WizardOfNG: Absolutely. I even want a model of development driven by the most talented from across the world, and not even from Nigeria or Afica alone, being encouraged to move to our nation to drive our growth and development onwards to become a developed nation.
That is part of how the USA achieved development to become one of the greatest nation on Earth.
In Yoruba land we are not clannish, discriminatory or insularly unaccommodating.
The challenge though is that attracting the most talented human resources must come with adequately satisfactory financial reward for them per economic emigration.
Spot on brother!
Some countries are knocking our doors that can they come in? We’ll respond to them in due time. We just gotta do the necessary things firstly..
Svoboda: There's nothing provocative about it. If the Chinese decide to start hawking agbo on the streets of Lagos, do you think the agbo sellers would fold their arms without protesting and giving them empty marching orders, or if the Chinese decide to flood Lagos with keke and Molue buses and create their own rival transport unions, what do you think would happen, won't blood flow on the streets? Will MC Oluomo not threaten fire and brimstone on the Chinese drivers and touts?
Say Wetin? Agbo?
You think it’s only Yoruba that do sell Agbo? Ghanaians, Beninese, Togo and etc have been selling Agbo with us since way back and we’ve never for once restrict nor limit them! Instead, we gave them our blessings and put them on!
You Dey mention Keke & Molue lol. So, all these while, you believed it’s only Yoruba wey dey onto the keke/molue? When our northern brothers came to flood SW with keke business, did we restrict them?
Go to Dugbe in Ib. The Lebanese, Egyptians, Chinese have been selling clothings with our Yoruba mothers ever since..
When I say clothings, I ain't talking of Jean & shirt self, I mean our Ankara, Lace & etc. Them Dey together shop by shop, wholesales by wholesales, retails by retails..
Yet our mothers have never for once complaint all thru existence. Instead, our mothers gave them their blessings and put them in the game..
Today, Ankara, Lace are being sold in Middle East, Europe, Americas, and all around... You think say nah Yoruba people dey those locations dey sell?
Yoruba practices free & open business. Igbos themselves are among the major beneficiaries of our business culture!
Kukutente23: So in your mind, you believe maintenance of a resort will cost 100m every month? Even as Tinubu don turn naira to tissue paper, it is only an ignoramus that will believe that lie So what did Ayade do differently with Cross River funds after he abandoned Tinapa resort
Reference: That is not true. Tinapa is not 6, 7 hours from Calabar. Just 25 minutes on a good day and probably 45 minutes in traffic.
Yes, the location is challenging but I think that was because he was looking for a resort like setting beside a large body of water that is unspoiled by development and is expandable.
There were plans to link it with a monorail from the ICC and there were plans with a dedicated and direct road and bridge link.
However the kick of the whole thing was the usual, a poor economy. And like many other white elephants the business model was elitist and out of touch with reality.
That is why the best model of governance is one that creates an economy that works for all. Bottom up, citizen targeted sustainable prosperity. Teach, lead and seed your citizens into enterprise, productive enterprise of tangible goods and services. I.e.the making of stuff.
Granted he had a vision for tourism and entertainment. But such consideration takes a long long time to fruition. Time the citizens just didn't have.
Thanks for the info bro. Here’s the interview from Ben on arise:
Tinapa was a project that was supposed to be a great one but it failed cuz Donald Duke make one great mistake, the location he used!
I once listened to Ben Ayade / Rufai on one interview like that and Ben explained why the project isn’t viable..
Imagine using like 100m monthly for the maintenance and you barely make 5m a month. He said even their calabar people barely go and the distance part of the major reasons..
But on TikTok, what some analysts said is that this coastal road might revive Tinapa for better..
Location is business..
Here’s Ben intervie on AriseTV. You can watch to understand..