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ositadima1:Hm, the West lost out by this type of your fanciful globalist definitions. By my own, in the contextt of our conversation, trade between nations is simply imports and exports. A nation become a richer than the order by exporting more than it imports. But then the govt in the other nation is not there just for decoration, but regulates the trade relationship to manage the balance of trade or at least minimize the deficit. It is not an all-out, unregulated exchange of value. In Nigeria we have some trade items on extreme trade barrier known as the Prohibition List. These are goods banned outright from importation through the wisdom of the Govt, popularly called contrabands. They are banned even though some citizens feel they have need or value for them. So all-out exchange of value cannot be left unchecked and that's what Donald Trump is doing. But, unfortunately, irresponsible past governments failed to bend the tree when it was young. |
KarlTom:Trump wants to force them all back home or they pay the tariff when shipping their cheap labour products back to America. But I agree that China is stronger in the stand-off because it's a dictatorship bleseed with a stoic public that will endure XeePain without complaining. But America is cursed with absolutely dystopian woke-left animals that are always rioting in the name of protesting, even when there is no TeePain. |
ositadima1:True, thanks to America's past liberal leaderships that created that coupling in the first place, aided China's rise including the migration of American industry to China, and failed to start early doing what Trump is doing now. China's trade surplus against America in 2024 alone was $300b. So you can see that the Chinese strength you describe was actually funded by America through the buffoonery of past liberal, leftist "globalist" leaders. And while they were at this lunacy, America's national debt was ballooning to today's $40 trillion. Which means that country, defeated from within by liberal lunacies, has been borrowing to borrowing to fund or subsidize China's rise. In a recent post, Osita, you implied that America has been printing dollar at will to enjoy cheap imports. This would be Idi Amin type of economic policy. If not, why have they not been printing to reduce this insane $40 trillion debt, owed mostly to China, Japan and internally? Past American leaders had been building a house of cards, bound to collapse one day. Then enter Donald Trump, a die hard American patriot and builder, and he is trying to convert it to house of concrete, if not too late. |
megawealth01:He must care, otherwise stupid American voters will flood Congress, at midterm elections, with deranged leftists to impeach him before his term ends. Midterm is less than two years away. |
Trump bombs Yemen, oil surges. Trump tariffs AMERICAN imports, markets tumble. Trump is the CEO of America's interests, therefore innocent. Markets are fickle, nervous and pandemonious. And Trump is not the manager for speculators' gambling portfolios. Trump Tariff Thoughts ! |
RodgersAkpafu:Hey, Antifa Rodgers, the whole of 77 million American voters all low IQ to you? Advanced Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) is pronounced. |
SonofElElyonRet:It is a great improvement from the status quo of a $54b trade deficit. It is a win for Trump. It is funny that all the nation's wailing and caterwauling in open anti Trump posturing are returning to him stealthily to negotiate. This proves Trump right that they have all been enjoying balance of trade surplus against America. You see, it is not a crime for America to be ruled for a change by a genuine nationalist. Patriotism is not racism, as the lunatic anti American leftists that have been trashing down that great country would tell you. |
Makanjuola89:Your problem may be short term fund. The downturn of Oando stock is not the evaporation of its crude oil in the ground. |
ololufemi:What happened to the Moors, if you know? Or where are they today? Just want to know. |
Xidget:Q1 Result had better be thunderous, showing dramatic impact of acquisition assets. Moreso with oil prices surging. |
RodgersAkpafu:So you want to see 300 million perfect beings walking about to convince you and social media that Nigerians are smart people? You are the dummy-in-chief around here if so. Nigeria may be a nation of mostly "dummies" in your dummy eyes, but not so in the eye of the world. 1) Nigeria produced the 3rd Commonwealth Secretary General after Brittain released most of her colonies to independence, Her Majesty the Queen did not consider Nigerians mostly dummies. 2) Nigerian (Obasanjo) had been top contender for UN Secretary General. He didn't make it, but there are not many nation's in world that have attained that honour. 3) Nigerian (Ngozi Okonjo Iweala) was World Bank Vice President and today Director General of World Trade Organization. I'm sure if you were there you would have shouted no no no those people are mostly dummies. 1) Nigeria is the top soccer nation outside of Europe and South America. 1) Nigerian (Aliko) has built a mammoth edifice of a Refinery that Industry Titans come from Europe and Asia to marvel at. It goes on, and when you look at the ladder of respect among nations, Nigeria actually belongs on the upper echelon. But with your dummy eyes you want to compare us with nations that had had industrialization for 200 years. |
Streetinvestor2:Street, make we clarify o. We have many members here based abroad. Highly respected members. Nothing I've said here should be mistaken as any kind of unfriendly attitude towards them. In fact it is difficult nowadays to see any family in the Southern part of Nigeria without relative(s) and/or friend(s) abroad. My highest regards remain with all nsempans in Nigeria and in diaspora. It is the rare ones that see the abroad as a high horse from which to denigrate the home front as if they were born over there, they are the ones that should reform. Further, there is nothing wrong in badmouthing Govt and Politicians. That one is common all over the world. All governments in the world with no exception are bad-mouthed at home and abroad by those sidelined from the action. Highest it will derail the forum as Govt defenders step in. It is disparaging the actual people as if the one talking has become biologically superior just on account of having relocated abroad that should stop. |
USA2019:Mind, I'm not against yours or anybody's scepticism over any church practice. It is that you derailed here on Sat by indentifying NIGERIAN Tithe Collectors as the ultimate agbalowomeris. Not the ones in Europe and North America where tithing goes on right now among those who believe in it. The type of rhetoric by which your type portray those over here as somewhat inferior. |
emmanuelewumi:Giving money to a church, or the practice of Christianity, or even Religious practice of any sort, or lack of it, are all matters of individual volition. But you can only say what your own faith does in you, and not what mine does in me, such as motivating me to take bold actions that often result in wealth making. |
USA2019:So the country/continent is retrogressive, because of "irrational thinking and senseless" practices like tithe paying/collecting by those who wish, while Europe which brought us Christianity, tithe paying and collecting by those who wish, is progressive even though they're still in those practices. So, remind me, from which village in Europe did you migrate to Houston? Donald Trump's deportation squad has my permission over you, not to harm you, but to bundle you back here to come and repeat your home training. But if they choose to rendition you to El Salvador, still nothing too bad. They will only teach you there how to enter another man's country legally. Don't forget to start your warped rebuttal with "Lol". |
USA2019:Believe it or not, you're right about brainwashing. My brain is washed and re-programmed with the Blood of Jesus Christ and it's affecting me super positively. |
USA2019:Haha, you for tell me teh teh say you be atheist so we for respect your life philosophy and move on to other things. GOD IS A SPIRIT. But He has people who receive things for Him and eat things for Him and use money for Him ....... |
USA2019:Haha, you for tell me teh teh say you be atheist so we for respect your life philosophy and move on to talk other things. GOD IS A SPIRIT. But He has people who receive things for Him and eat things for Him and use money for Him etc. |
USA2019:You must be extremely materialistic to think I cannot defend a church practice except I'm a beneficiary in some way. And the way you repeat these your "Nigerian Tithe Collectors", are they absent in other parts of the Christian world ? Anyway, the Levites and Priests of old are the Reverends, Pastors and Church workers of today and are perfectly qualified to receive tithes . What you need is a spiritual understanding of Scripture, and not to read it like an ordinary story book. |
USA2019:Stop looking at tithing with carnal eyes. Once you drop your tithe in the collection box, stop expecting it to be redistributed back to you like Oando shares. It should no longer concern you whether the money is looted by the pastor or church workers. Turn your eyes completely away unless you belong to the committee appointed to handle the money. Your reward for the tithe will locate you where and when it matters most to you through channels known or unknown. There was food crisis in the land and God directed hungry Elijah to a poor widow in Zarephath for feeding. The woman complained that she had only one last meal in the house for her and her child before they starved. But Elijah ordered her to go and prepare something for him first, out of that little. Now, I'm referring to your accusation that Nigerian tithe collectors collect from poor members without redistributing. At this point Elijah had no visible sack of beans to give back to the woman. And I'm sure if you were there, you would have called Elijah a heartless Agbalowomeri. But when the widow obeyed, she was made the richest person in Zarephath. It is a problem of faith. Reward for your tithe comes through God's chosen channels and not necessarily through the people you handed the tithe to. |
Streetinvestor2:"If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it," - Joseph Goebbels, Nazi Germany Minister for Propaganda. Street, you're the type Hitler would have loved to work with. ![]() |
USA2019:We have bad actors in abundance, but tithe collectors are not among them. Nobody is forced to pay. (mdfd) |
USA2019:unscrupulous heartless wicked barbaric likely, even sadistic. chai, hope it all ends in the market. ![]() |
Agbalowomeri:Be cautious in throwing that challenge oo Those EPS could show growth for those that delay to list their new shares. Remember that the money raising exercise continues into 2026. And I don't know the regulatory deadline for listing, after each phase of money raising. |
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What is the point of the NNPC IPO, except to sow resentment and restiveness among future generations of the oil producing communities who will be eluded by the shares. Nigeria is not Saudi. |
SonofElElyonRet:your "tasere 1 million" na BP normalizer. ![]() |
I've told you to stop talking down on people. You are in London but London is not in you. So if anybody voices an opinion you don't like, then Nigerians become stupid. Nigerians become senseless. Classic London bush man. "Dangote will be fine regardless". Who is threatening the well being of Dangote? We have highly esteemed members in diaspora here, but you're blessed with a uniquely unhinged tongue. Okunkwu in London. Tuffiakwa ! RodgersAkpafu: |
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Raider76:20 Japanese refineries import all their crude oil in the petro-currency, dollars. Japan has no crude oil. But they sell refined products to the domestic market in the local currency. They must also be exporting, but I assume that all operations are done at profit to the refineries.. Nigeria's private refineries should pay for every drop of our crude oil in the petro currency, dollars. To do otherwise would deplete our external reserves and subsidize the export trade of private entities. It will also be subsidizing, unfortunately, both land and sea smuggling of cheap refined products out of the country. Nigerian refineries will operate even more profitably than their Japanese counterparts because "importing" crude oil from home will eliminate freight (shipping) and Maritime insurance costs from the landing cost, than would be the case if importing crude from abroad. The same advantage for Petroleum marketers, than if importing products from abroad. Summary, private refineries should procure crude oil from wherever found, or pay for our own at the international price and currency, then sell products to domestic offtakers at whatever conversion rate that makes them profit, but not in foreign currency. Competition should checkmate monopoly and excessive price hiking. I'm just an ordinary citizen observing the Oligarch and the Cabal at each other's throats for control of the nation's petroleum fortunes. |
jonnysessy:What you described is tradition, not law. They're still within the Market Rule deadline, so be patient and use this window for extra loading, to benefit maximally from the corporate action. |
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