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Politics › Re: The REAL Reason Our Leaders Travel Abroad For Medical Treatment by Rossphinki(op): 6:23am On Apr 16, 2021

Validated:
Stop excusing failures. How many of them go abroad to barb their hair? If barber can go to government house to barb president why can't Aso rock doctors and nurses?

Don't be silly. What will a barber do to the president in a place with top level security like Aso Rock?

Doctors and nurses are potentially far more dangerous because they can put anything into your system.

Did you not hear that Aso rock clinic has no panadol? Have you visited any government hospital of late? Pls go and see eyesore.

You clearly don't KNOW Nigeria.

Nigeria is not your village.

If they lack Panadol in Aso Rock clinic, it's likely because no one goes there for treatment, and it's just a token facility.

If you think that that describes the situation in the top private hospitals in this country, or even in major public hospitals, then you clearly don't know Nigeria.

Politics › Re: The REAL Reason Our Leaders Travel Abroad For Medical Treatment by Rossphinki(op): 6:14am On Apr 16, 2021

Penguin2:
Whatever oath they swear, with the right amount, they will forget the oath and kill any target.

The Op is right.

My brother, are you minding these people?

How much does a doctor or nurse earn that they can resist a 5 million dollar cheque from a powerful politician to spike the president's tea with something?

Honestly, 70% or more of doctors in Nigeria will do it without blinking, so long as they know they won't be caught.

Carry that their Hippocratic oath or whatever and put down somewhere abeg.

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Politics › Re: The REAL Reason Our Leaders Travel Abroad For Medical Treatment by Rossphinki(op): 4:19am On Apr 16, 2021

Olatunji1929:
his entire epistle is just to justify buhari everyday medical tourism so dont take op seriously

How is it a 'justification'?

I think you meant a 'rationalization'.

But even the common held notion that they travel abroad due to 'inadequate' medical facilities in Nigeria, is also a rationalization.

It certainly is not true.

There are many private hospitals in Abuja alone being run by top Nigerian doctors who've worked in the world's best hospitals, and have now set up private practices in Nigeria, with world class equipment. There are even some in Enugu, Owerri etc, not to mention Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt. These are where the foreign diplomats and oil executives go to for treatment, and so on. So there is no shortage of world class hospital treatment in Nigeria, if you can afford it.

Crime › Re: US Army Officer Filmed Harassing A Black Man For Taking A Walk In Neighborhood by Rossphinki: 3:53am On Apr 16, 2021

thebosstrevor1:
The black guy no dey hear word.

Walk away.....simple as abc.

Why must black people complicate everything, now they went to call in their thugs called blacklivesmatter to further tresspass and harrassment

I bet most of the people shouting and crying racism here wont love to live in a predominantly black neighborhood.

Actually, there are NUMEROUS ''predominantly black neighbourhoods'' in the USA that are safe, middle/upper middle class, and friendly.

So get rid of your media-conditioned stupidity.

....

UNIONVILLE, NY is a middle class predominately Black community in the suburbs of New York City. The average family income is $76,553, which makes the town one of the most flourishing African-American cities in the United States.

HILLCREST, NY is another middle-class Black community in New York. The median family income is $76,960, securing Hillcrest a spot on the list as one of the most prosperous African-American communities in the United States.

FRIENDLY, MD is a upper-middle-class Black community in Prince George’s County, State of Maryland. Landing in at the eighth spot, Friendly’s average family income is $82,827, solidifying its place as an affluent African-American community in the United States.

WOODMORE, MD A suburban community in Prince George’s County, Maryland, Woodmore is an affluent African-American town with a median family income of $103,438. With a majority population of Black people, Woodmore is one of the wealthiest African-American communities in the United States.

KETTERING, MD is also a thriving African-American community in Prince George’s County, Md. The average family income for this town is $107,008. Kettering has a population of 78.5% Black people, safely landing it on this list of the wealthiest African-American communities in the United States.

FORT WASHINGTON, MD is an upper-middle-class Black community, which borders Washington, D.C., just south of the downtown district. It is a prosperous community with a median family income of $114,243. Extending over 14 square miles, Fort Washington is home to families with children, young professionals and college students. More than a third of residents have a bachelor’s or advanced college degree.

MITCHELLVILLE, MD, too, is a upper-middle-class African-American community in Maryland. The average family income of this town is $118,022. Residents of Mitchellville take tremendous pride in their friendly community and beautiful homes. It offers its population access to excellent public schools, which boast high test performance and a graduation rate of more than 80 percent. Most students go on to pursue college degrees, and have easy access to prestigious nearby institutions such as Johns Hopkins University, Georgetown University, and the U.S. Naval Academy.

LADERA HEIGHTS, CA is an affluent Black prestigious community in California. The average family income is $132,824. Much of the area’s appeal stems from the stunning views of the Pacific Ocean available from many hillside houses, as well as its proximity to beaches and Hollywood.

BALDWIN HILLS, CA has a median family income of $157,033, which secures it as one of the richest Black communities in the United States. The community was given the nickname the Black Beverly Hills after African Americans began moving into the area, especially musicians and film actors.

VIEW PARK WINDSOR HILL, CA is an affluent Black community with an average family income of $159,168. View Park-Windsor Hills are part of a band of districts, from Culver City’s Fox Hills district on the west to the Los Angeles district of Leimert Park. The area is the single largest geographically middle- and upper-class Black community in the United States.

https://praisedc.com/1683807/10-richest-black-communities-in-america/

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Politics › Re: The REAL Reason Our Leaders Travel Abroad For Medical Treatment by Rossphinki(op): 3:36am On Apr 16, 2021

VictorUSA:
All this brainless animals in the zoo stealing what belongs to the masses for self benefit, traveling from one place to the other, na GOD go punish una.

Kindly SHUT UP please.

Hypocrite.

SWEAR ON YOUR LIFE that were YOU to be appointed Federal Oil Minister, that YOU would not use the position to enrich yourself.

Go on. Swear it here before God and Man.

And if you cannot, which I know you cannot, then kindly SHUT IT.

Those leaders did not drop from outer space. They are Nigerians like you with the same morals as YOU.

This is not a thread for loud-mouthed, holier-than-thou hypocrites.

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Politics › Re: The REAL Reason Our Leaders Travel Abroad For Medical Treatment by Rossphinki(op): 3:22am On Apr 16, 2021

XXXXTENTACION:
The reason is not justifiable.

This is simple. Take 3 minutes and put yourself directly in their position.

It makes all the sense in the world.

If I was president of Nigeria, I would probably seek medical treatment overseas.

Based purely on security reasons, not because I think there's no hospital in Nigeria that can treat me.

It only seems unreasonable when you're on the outside looking in.

Heck, even your FAMILY would warn you against seeking treatment locally, if you are a leader in this country, based on security concerns about infiltration of hospital staff by your 'enemies'.

The leaders are perfectly happy for you to think they are snubbing the ''low standards'' of the hospitals by flying abroad, because the real truth is far more ....embarrassing.

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Politics › Re: The REAL Reason Our Leaders Travel Abroad For Medical Treatment by Rossphinki(op): 2:39am On Apr 16, 2021

Praxis758:
This reason is not justifiable. Medical practioners all swore to a hippocratic oath primarily to save lives.

Bro, everybody swore an oath to one thing or the other.

Even the leaders themselves swore an oath to God Himself in the Bible or Koran, on assumption of office.

Me, I have said the National Pledge in my time, which is the common man's oath.

I pledge to Nigeria, my country
To be faithful, loyal, and honest
To serve Nigeria with all my strength
To defend her unity
And uphold her honour and glory
So help me God.

Generally speaking, none of these beautiful oaths comes between us and money when the choice arises.

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Politics › The REAL Reason Our Leaders Travel Abroad For Medical Treatment by Rossphinki(op): 1:41am On Apr 16, 2021*

The REAL Reason Our Leaders Travel Abroad For Medical Treatment

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Most Nigerians think the reason some of our leaders travel abroad for medical treatment is because they lack faith in the competence or ability of Nigerian hospitals to treat them, because of their supposed low standards of equipment etc.

Nothing could be further from the truth.

These leaders are well aware that there are NUMEROUS top class private hospitals in this country, staffed with excellently trained personnel, and modern up-to-date equipment, and even some fairly decent public teaching hospitals.

The REAL reason they choose to go abroad for treatment is lack of TRUST in the security apparatus of hospitals, which they view as easily pregnable by sinister forces, primarily their political enemies.

They are afraid that a doctor or nurse, or even a cleaner, could get bribed to inject them, or spray them with something that would terminate their life, or maim them for instance.

Or slip something into their morning tea that would catapult them to the great beyond.

Politics in Nigeria is mired in distrust and suspicion of one's 'political enemies', and a real fear of the extent they could go to neutralise their rivals.

This is why no matter how many 'world class hospitals' you build in Nigeria, in this political climate, this dog-eat-dog political system we operate, we will always have leaders traveling abroad for medical treatment.

They have no 'political enemies' in London or New Jersey, or India, who would try to eliminate them, and so they feel much safer getting treatment there.

It's that simple.

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Politics › Re: President Buhari Returns From UK by Rossphinki: 1:27am On Apr 16, 2021

emmnprince:
Honestly, I'm amazed when I hear that a president of a country go to another country for medical treatment, let alone medical check-up. Why can't he fix the health sector, and equip it well with medical equipments. Is it not a shameful thing. Well if shame no dey catch them, shame dey catch me for them.

It is not lack of faith in the competence of our hospitals. It is fear of political enemies interfering in the treatment process.

Health › Re: Denmark To Share Astrazeneca Covid Vaccines With Poorer Nations by Rossphinki: 1:16am On Apr 16, 2021

BedroomSecret:
I pity those who would take this vaccine. As for me and mine, we are not taking

Please, check my signature

Bro, can you imagine?

They themselves don't trust the vaccine for their own people, but they are planning on sending it to ''poorer countries''.

Demons in human skin.

Crime › Re: Gunmen Invade Bank In Anambra, Hoist Biafra Flags by Rossphinki: 11:28pm On Apr 15, 2021

simi1:
We don't need this in the east, do we still have police?

ESN drove them away.

ESN is now your police.

Crime › Re: US Army Officer Filmed Harassing A Black Man For Taking A Walk In Neighborhood by Rossphinki: 10:18pm On Apr 15, 2021

SarkinYarki:
So he can't simply walk away? How can you stand infront of a house for 18 minutes ?

Why should he walk away?

He has a right to stand anywhere on the street.

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Crime › Re: US Army Officer Filmed Harassing A Black Man For Taking A Walk In Neighborhood by Rossphinki: 10:13pm On Apr 15, 2021*

obiekunie2:
indians are never harrassed;

latinos are never harrassed;

arabs are never harassed;

Chinese are never harrassed.

only blacks! Why??

there must be something in blacks that makes us soo repulsive to them.

ABOVE ALL, WE EVEN HATE OURSELVES SO MUCH!

Speak for yourself.

I'm black and I don't hate other blacks.

Dark skin is a BLESSING from the Almighty, and is caused by a high concentration of the chemical MELANIN, which is an angelic substance designed to shield God's children from the sun rays in the world's hottest continent.

If Africans had white skin, they would have been extinct thousands of years ago, and you wouldn't be around today.

White people never settled in West and Central Africa for a reason. The tropical sun is dangerous to their non MELANIN skin, and leads to countless terrible skin diseases.

So every day you wake up, THANK YOUR MAKER, who in his INFINITE WISDOM, designed your body with that beautiful skin for your protection.

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Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 7:03pm On Apr 15, 2021

hecomeshome:
Again, you are still displaying your ignorance on the use of English.
Very pathetic!
Pls, don't quote me again.

I just educated and corrected you. So shut up and be grateful, you airhead dropout.

Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 12:00pm On Apr 15, 2021

PetroDolla2020:
Look at this shambolic magg0t mastubating on foolishness. GoveDo you know what the GDP per capita in PPP terms? Fooolish illiterate shameless goat , with an IQ of 2!

What is FDI inflow into Nigeria, compared with Ghana?
15 million Nigerians children are roaming the streets and grooming themselves to be future pr0stitutes, boko haram, ritualist, robbers etc
Meanwhile Ghana is providing free education to its children. Free education means free food, free uniforms, free books, free tuition

Nigeria is a failed state people are being kidnapped on the streets for a ransom of coke and a bottle of coke. Now they are even kidnapping for Maggie, oil, cups of rice

The poverty capital of the world. I wonder how you nigerians survive in that zoo no electricity, kidnappers,yahoo yahoo, ritualist, armed robbers just full the place oh dear oh dear . Inflation is galloping in the zoo, 18.17%, food inflation is 22.95%. How many nigerian youth are gainfully employed sef?

You actually think I have time to respond to this ...vomit?

I've corrected your initial GDP per capita insolence.

You've had your 2 minutes of attention.

Now get lost, you little maggot from Ghana.

Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 11:50am On Apr 15, 2021

hecomeshome:
Mr man, you are not making sense as you are just trying to defend your blunder.
Everyone knows infrastructure does not carry "s".
Have a nice day.

WRONG.

The plural of infrastructure IS 'infrastructures', but using it is INAPPROPRIATE.

https://www.wordhippo.com/what-is/the-plural-of/infrastructure.html

They ARE certain words like that in English, however weird that may seem.

Grammatically correct but inappropriate in usage.

When ELDERS like us are educating you youths, please, humble yourselves and learn.

We've been at this stuff since when even your parents were sucking breast!

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Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 11:32am On Apr 15, 2021

hecomeshome:
Still displaying your ignorance, because your level of education does not put you on the know that "foreign aids" is plural of "foreign aid".

Dude, Of course you can say 'foreign aids'.

But it is INAPPROPRIATE termInology. As in ''Lesotho relies on foreign aids'', as opposed to ''Lesotho relies on foreign aid''.

If you say the former in a seminar or conference or even a classroom discussion, you will be DRIVEN OUT as an ILLITERATE for inappropriate terminology.

Certainly you will be regarded as unschooled.

Similar to when you say ''infrastructures'' instead of 'infrastructure'. The former plural is probably grammatically correct if you look it up in a dictionary, but it is INAPPROPRIATE when used in plural. As in ''This country has good infrastructures'', instead of the more appropriate ''This country has good infrastructure''.

Phew!!

Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 11:23am On Apr 15, 2021

PetroDolla2020:
Stop smoking weed and talking crap, huh?

What is GDP per capita in Nigeria, compared with Ghana? You are complete disgrace to your parents and that zoo you call country

Nigeria GDP Per capita

2,229.86 USD

https://www.google.com/search?q=nigeria+gdp+per+capita&sxsrf=ALeKk02h4qu6t85oJGV4ztfO2jjRf75hWA%3A1618482041528&source=hp&ei=eRN4YLOOHoKalwTcl5r4CA&iflsig=AINFCbYAAAAAYHghifDQ6i4z7GOVbVMkQnAFaxquNzo9&oq=nigeria+gdp+per+capita&gs_lcp=Cgdnd3Mtd2l6EAEYADICCAAyAggAMgIIADICCAAyAggAMgIIADICCAAyAggAMgIIADICCAA6BAgjECc6BAgAEEM6BQgAELEDOg4ILhCxAxCDARDHARCjAjoICAAQsQMQgwE6CggAELEDEIMBEEM6BAguEEM6BwguELEDEEM6CwguELEDEMcBEKMCOgUILhCxAzoICC4QsQMQgwE6DgguELEDEIMBEMcBEK8BOgUIABDJAzoFCAAQkgM6CAguEMcBEK8BOgUIABCRAlCGCVjaJGCyNWgAcAB4AIABTYgBiAqSAQIyMpgBAKABAaoBB2d3cy13aXo&sclient=gws-wiz

Ghana GDP Per Capita

2,202.12 USD

https://www.google.com/search?q=ghana+gdp+per+capita&sxsrf=ALeKk01VhZtyVgE4kU3fD4jr5-WB9JwVXg%3A1618482048621&ei=gBN4YMG2JcrhgAaChpygBQ&oq=ghana+gdp+per+capita&gs_lcp=Cgdnd3Mtd2l6EAEYADIECAAQQzIHCAAQhwIQFDIECAAQQzIGCAAQBxAeMgYIABAHEB4yAggAMgIIADICCAAyAggAMgQIABAeOgQIABANUIiWBFjjmQRg2qYEaABwAngAgAFXiAH4ApIBATaYAQCgAQGqAQdnd3Mtd2l6wAEB&sclient=gws-wiz

Now APOLOGISE for insulting your intellectual superior, you little Ghanaian maggot.

Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 10:32am On Apr 15, 2021*

donforeign:
Of cos Ghana is better ode ..
Be deceiving yourself there. Fowl

It is YOU deceiving your ignorant scumbag self.

Nigeria's GDP per capita is higher than Ghana's.

I bet you've no clue what GDP per capita means.

School dropout.

Ghana has just ONE real city, Accra.

The rest are glorified villages.

KumasI, their second city, is on the same level as Aba.

Ghana is actually a disgrace of a country.

Just 30 million people to cater for. They have oil and gas in commercial quantities, and are Africa's biggest producers of gold and cocoa, and have bauxite and manganese ore in commercial quantities.

They should be the UAE of West Africa, yet their GDP per capita is lower than Nigeria's.

They have only ONE serious airport, the one in Accra.

The rest are chicken sheds that look like something from the 1920s.

If you disagree, Google 'Kumasi' or 'Takoradi' airport.

You'll be shocked.

They're like school canteens.

Their govt is very corrupt, but also very good at packaging themselves as angelic beings.

Nigeria can at least say that she has 210 million mouths to feed, hence the poverty here and there.

What is Ghana's excuse?

Outside Accra, there is NOTHING.

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Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 10:21am On Apr 15, 2021

hecomeshome:
You are not as smart as you think. Not knowing that the plural form of aid is aids makes you very dull.
I believe you are the OP of this thread with a different moniker. And your aim is to water down the severity of gov Obaseki's revelation on money printed by your master, Bubu.

'Foreign aid' is NEVER, EVER used with a plural.

Except by illiterates!!!!

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Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 10:19am On Apr 15, 2021

Odidigboigbo:
which facts are you looking for? Even in the article, it was clearly stated that Qatar is the third Oil richest state with a population of about 2.8 million, which is less than the population of Ogun state. Yet, you expect Nigeria to have the same reserve and investment like them. Though, I may not be in support of our leaders but Sometimes, let's be reasonable with our analysis.

They are low IQ, or on drugs, most of these 'people' on Nairaland.

Trying to reason with them is like trying to reason with a kettle of water.

It's completely useless.

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Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 7:28am On Apr 15, 2021

Theoutsider:
The QATAR 5 billion is a SWF knucklehead aka a loan aka FDI.

American he-goat. FDI is not the same as a loan any more than my taking 100 million dollars to build a factory in Tanzania means I am loaning 100 million dollars to the Tanzanian govt.

Low IQ Trump supporter.

Why don't you return to the neo-nazi site you crawled out of, you peabrain redneck from rural Alabama?

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Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 7:24am On Apr 15, 2021

Seniorwriter:
Lolz @d emboldened moreso this is my last response to allow your toxic ignorance show more....FYI most FDI includes procurement of existing infrastructures rather than building from scratch!

Err...so if I take 100 million dollars to invest and build a factory in Tanzania, I will be taking ownership of existing Tanzanian infrastructure?

How?

Illiterate American Trump supporting air head.

You must have attended 'Trump university', that scam used by the former US president to swindle American students.

Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 6:40am On Apr 15, 2021

Theoutsider:
Taking over rail ways and airports is not a big deal. Another country taking full control of your aiports, ports, and railways is not an use..

Damn I am done with you.. its like playing tennis with a 6 year old LOL

Start another damn thread to discuss LOANS, you boorish little twerp.

This is about FDI, which means something TOTALLY DIFFERENT.

Insolent air head with foam where his brain ought to be.

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Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 6:39am On Apr 15, 2021

Masterito:
Qatar should be the one making the announcement na. 9ja which way.

Anyone can make the announcement. What is your issue with that?

Every opportunity to criticise and point fingers, you people take.

You all carry on like you're perfect, faultless beings from another planet.

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Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 6:34am On Apr 15, 2021

Theoutsider:
please give up Mothersucka. The rail and roads are built with loans from china called a debt trap. If the loan is not paid... which will happen these Chinese will take control of it.

Kenneth Kaunda Airport in Zambia was built on a loan from China. Guess who owns 100% of Kenneth airport - Exim Bank you dumb turd!
SGR railway in Uganda is in default
Mombasa port Chinese loan and is about to be defaulted to EXIM bank China!
Nairobi-Naivasha railway Exim Bank Loan due!

So dont educate me on the B.S. you are spouting!

So China has 5000+ projects ongoing in Africa of which less than 0.1% have been defaulted on, so.......??

What point are you even trying to make?

You are not even a Nigerian or African (I can tell).

Plus THIS THREAD is about FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT, not LOANS.

Can your tiny brain not distinguish between the two?

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Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 6:21am On Apr 15, 2021

sinkhole:
Qatar will invest in Nigeria,
Some money will be made from the investment,
Nigerian elites will carry the profit and go and spend it in Dubai!
So, what is the benefit of the Qatar investment to poor Nigerians?

What a foolish, ignorant, and thoughtless statement.

How can Nigerian elites '''carry the profit'' from a foreign company's investment and go and spend in Dubai?

So if you go and invest your money and build a factory in Senegal, and you make profits, how will the Senegalese 'elites' take YOUR COMPANY PROFITS, AND GO AND SPEND ON THEMSELVES?

I MEAN.....DAMN!!!!!

Is our education system really this terrible now?

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Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 6:16am On Apr 15, 2021

COMPAQ:
All these vague statements!! Tell us exactly what they are investing in!

Why don't you write to the Qatari Chamber of Commerce to get specifics?

Nobody owes you any details.

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Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 6:14am On Apr 15, 2021

Theoutsider:
So what happen to the 600 million dollars of the 1 billion dollars for the the FIRST loan for the rail project? You are not the first scammer/shill I've fought on this forum. You are paid propogandist! This is not your first post on the Qatar loan. You have no clue what going on, a shill, or truly dumb nationalist seeing everything thru your rose colored glasses.

There are ZERO ADUITS or trace of where this money went! How DUM8 Are You kid I will chase you off just like the NIzzy scam artist and his clan

NO MONEY CHANGES HANDS IN INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS.

THERE IS NOTHING TO ''AUDIT''.

MUMU NO BRAIN!!!!

THERE IS NO QATAR ''LOAN''!!!!!!!!!

TUFIAAAA!

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Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 6:08am On Apr 15, 2021

Theoutsider:
Sure there has been zero investigation of billions of dollars of lost money from foreign loan to Nigeria. LMAO!
Also no public audit of funds during this admin. GTFO!

What ''foreign loan to Nigeria'' is this oaf referring to?

Are you aware that most, if not all the loans taken by this govt have come in the form of infrastructure funding by the nation building the infrastructure, ie China?

There's no actual money changing hands.

We simply say. ''We need this railway line built.'' The Chinese company says, ''it will cost 4 billion dollars, and the Chinese govt says, ''ok we will pay the company 80% of the cost''. Nigeria pays the remaining 20%, and then repays the Chinese govt the 80% plus interest over a 20 year period or so.

So which is money being stolen here? How?

You know what? I give up. Believe what you like. No brain. Don't go and research how things really work.

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Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 6:05am On Apr 15, 2021*

Jolomenas:
Calm down, you’re too harsh on him/her.

It is ok for you people to harshly and foolishly claim that everything, including foreign investment(!) is an opportunity for govt to loot, but we cannot harshly tell you you are talking illiterate rubbish?

Why can't you people take the time to go on Google and learn what foreign direct investment means before mouthing off your negativities and accusations?

Politics › Re: Qatar To Invest $5 Billion In Nigeria's Economy by Rossphinki(op): 5:44am On Apr 15, 2021

Theoutsider:
I dont know who you are and why you need to lie thru your teeth.
But money that is injected into Nigeria is exploit by the government. Period. If you want to live in another world where this money goes right into the community live your foolish dreams.... its almost laughable and gullible that you think over the last decades the government doesnt steal this money thru the back door.
I almost would be fine with government stealing money if they can at least give a normal quality of life to a hard working person.. but they cannot achieve this. Haiti got 13 billion dollars in aid and nothing to show

Kai...Illiterate.

Tell us which ''back door'' the govt will use to steal an investor's money in Nigeria. How? Are you stupid?

Ok, so you think you are wiser than the Qatari govt?

They have nothing to do with their 5 billion dollars but to share with Nigerian officials, correct?

And leave blasted HAITI out of this, damnit. Aid is different from investment, and Nigeria is not Haiti.

It's like I'm arguing with a ret.ard.

And Haiti does NOT need anyone's ''aid'' of 13 billion dollars, a gross insult and pittance to that country.

What Haiti needs is the 3 TRILLION dollars she is owed by France and her fellow western thieves that robbed her for two centuries, only to now give her pennies in ''aid''.

That's what Haiti needs, ok?

HER MONEY BACK.

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