₦airaland Forum

Originalsly:
Ask yourself ...the French President visited now followed by the German President .... why now? If you can accept the fact that Europe depends on Africa for survival then you will understand that their supplies from the Sahel have been cut off due to the coups .... especially out of Niger. They are here looking to now exploit our natural resources.... and why wouldn't they accept the invitation to plunder extended to them by Tinubu? Even Biden is coming to Africa .... we need to open our eyes or we make the same mistake South Africa made..

EmperorCaesar:
;Dz

But gidgiddy said the International community doesnt wanna associate with PBAT


Guess the German President would have to apologize to those guys now

Shevchenkko:
All media talk and nothing happens later.

nomorespams:
Am sorry but your excuse is not good enough

We have neighbouring countries, smaller than us that have at least 24/7 light or at the very least all have meters , your credit runs out..you buy and reload gbam! nothing like no light and even they themselves have had that same electrical infrastructure since 1900's

Now if you say Siemens is on the matter even with alternative solutions, no wahala but how hard is it to inform Siemens that you want a Power situation exactly or something similar to what they have in their home nation of Germany.

There's money in Nigeria but because of the innate corruption that keeps striving, we let a lot of loose ends slide without checking..

Anyways it's not entirely your fault, majority of Nigerians are just naturally corrupt, if not I don't see how a sane human being after experiencing the past Buhari APC years will still go to the voting booth and pick APC again...lol like honestly it's one of the dumbest sh!t have ever seen..and to cap it up lol even the present Government said the previous Government let a lot of things in disarray which they wanna fix...like LMAO, just a fucking confirmation of why they shouldn't even be there in the first place..

Oga if you can't give us the best, then just shut it..the biggest black Nation in the world still living in perpetual darkness...

I swear if you put just 100 competent white people for 8 years in critical Power sector, you will see the apparent change..and you know it after all you always run to their country...and you over here capping we shouldn't expect magic..like seriously lol... anyways na the retards you dey tell that one sha ..so good to tell em..

veraponpo:
By the time this government is through with power, Nigeria would have improved in many areas.

Tinubu knows what he is doing. He is literally replicating what he did in Lagos at the center.

essentialone:
President of the Best Country in the world and President of the Worst Country in the world.

gidgiddy:
Kemi Badenoch called out Nigeria for what it is. But some Nigerians are angry at her, not because she is wrong, but because she chose not to be like some Nigerians and cover up failure out of ethic and sectional interests

skywalker240:
Let's hope the gas doesn't pass through Niger, the Sahel, Senegal or even Libya, because obviously you know it won't see the light of day

They should just channel it through the Atlantic Ocean

rinzaugustine:
Taking pictures and Celebrating symbolic nonsense that adds no value to the economy or improve naira value or repair bad roads or food prices in market is equal to rubbish. Seeking and snapping pictures with world leaders should be the prerogative of entertainers and online influencers and not the job of a president whose country is in total disarray and people dying from hunger as a result of his bolekaja economic policies with his incompetent, unqualified quack team

helinues:
Na so

Other countries are now having more relationship and confidence with Nigeria.

All thanks to president Tinubu with his new policy reforms

Nigeria is moving ahead

German Companies Seeing Improvement In Nigerian Investment Climate - German President

German President, Frank-Walter Steinmeier has heaped praises on the administration of President Bola Tinubu, praising the ''improving investment relations'' between Nigeria and major German companies and investors.


German President Steinmeier in Nigeria for Energy Talks

Frank-Walter Steinmeier is in Nigeria tending to Berlin’s "energy partnership" with Abuja.

- Steinmeier was joined by numerous German business leaders on the two-day visit.

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier on Wednesday was in Nigeria for two days of talks aimed at bolstering Berlin's energy ties with Abuja.

Nigeria is Germany's second-largest trading partner in Africa.

Steinmeier, who met Wednesday with Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, traveled with an entourage of high-profile German business leaders from various energy, finance, distribution and tech companies.

Speaking of collaboration between the two nations on gas and oil production and beyond, Steinmeier said, "We have one of the longest energy partnerships that Germany has ever had."

Steinmeier said the "energy partnership" between Germany — Europe's largest economy — and Nigeria — Africa's most populous nation — has gravitated "towards solar and wind power in recent years" but the next goal is "hydrogen production."

"We have the sun here in Nigeria, you have the technology," Tinubu said, as Steinmeier added that Berlin now has its sights set on the next step, green hydrogen, saying, "In Germany, we have the technology for that, too."

President Tinubu said his goal was to "continue to give you assurance that our business doors are open and our reforms are working very well," adding, "Our businessmen and policymakers are very anxious to do business with Germany."


Nigeria President Tinubu making changes to unleash economy

Since taking office in May 2023, Tinubu has ended costly fuel subsidies and freed up currency in reforms that government officials and analysts claim will revive the economy and attract investors.

Short term, however, the moves have added misery to one of Nigeria's worst economic crises in decades, with inflation at a nearly 30-year high of more than 33% in October.

Steinmeier acknowledged Tinubu's reforms, saying, "German companies are seeing an improvement in investment relations."

Though Nigeria's Energy Minister Adebayo Adelabu said no fresh deal had yet been signed, he emphasized that both sides "discussed how we can accelerate the existing agreements."

In November 2023, for instance, the Union Bank of Nigeria and the German DWS Group pledged to invest $500 million (€477 million) in renewable energy.

Moreover, Riverside LNG, a Nigerian firm, has vowed to deliver 850,000 tons of natural gas to Germany's Johannes Schuetze Energy Import AG.

MadamVanessa:




It's impressive to see Ghana setting a high standard for democratic elections. Their commitment to democratic principles is truly commendable. They've shown one deluded self acclaimed giant of Africa what it means to conduct free and fair election.

Nigeria is the most retrogressive in electoral process. Ghana election was flawless, the people choice won . Then tomorrow Nigerians will want to insult Ghana online, when Ghana is billion miles ahead of their shîthole.

Douglad:
This is why you should never make a third world country your permanent base.


They have no functional democracy. Even people within the same party will destroy structures built by the previous administration of that same party if there's a feud, let alone, a previous administration under a different party.


I've never really understood the allure of third worlds as retirement places to these people. The third worlds are filled with low IQ semi reetards both in the ruling and ruled class otherwise they would’ve not be a third world.

darkwan:
he should realy shutup....

their are companies that sell agriculture maschines already in nigeria....
problem is farmers are not safe....criminals target them alot....

Looking4Trouble:
JAGABAN has no record of failure or abandoned project. This particular one is to be completed in 12 months.

Oakenshield:
Exporting what exactly
1. We don't practice mechanical farming
2. Corruption in distribution of materials
3. Insecurity

APC belief them at your own peril

TruthsFM:
Nice job from Tinubu government here

whoreminique:
What happened to the trillions that was earmarked for it in the past 40 years?

backtalkG:
these world leaders might be seeing something we are not seeing because i cant understand their influx into nigeria recently
under buhari i cant remember any President worth his onions visiting nigeria

KnowAll:
If the whisk is rich no wahala. She said no oil in the egusi and I can bet no meat in the stew.

obinna58:

They rely on technology that can break down materials like water, carbon dioxide, and other biomolecules into their basic elements, then use precise programming to reconstruct them into a variety of foods.

You better think and provide the source of their nutrition coz this trash doesn’t say anything we’re not aware of.

Literally they’ll kill animals, crush and transform them using chemicals, then finally use machinery to tailor or design it into a good looking delicacy so you can be happy about an invention

OkCornel:
Hunger is a weapon in the hands of the elite to maintain control. It ain’t going nowhere anytime soon.

TUANKU:
It seems you are ashamed of naming the glorified secondary school you call a university you attended 😂😂😂. Yaro banza!

obinna58:
It’s basically impossible