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highcollide:
so, on your tiny ewedu mind, a country where foreign investors are fleeing, where unemployment is at its highest, is the giant of Africa?



Typical APC zombie.

thanks for replying with good response.

Warship:
Switzerland is a small prosperous and happy country.

We seek no power but prosperity, peace and happiness in Biafra.

good example, also Botswana.

deomelo:
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Another ignorant ipob and their typical anti Nigerian ipob topics.


You ipobs wake up everyday just to lets us know how much you hate Nigeria and bore us with your ignorant and unintelligent rubbish.

Get some education first before spewing rubbish on the internet.

By your own judgement do you think is possible to overtake Soputh Africa?

Have you travelled?

Gets your facts right before you give us fake information.

noni14:
we are still the GIANT

lol, if we are giant, what is South Africa.
Maybe we are a dead Giant

Dami12345:
Exactly there are no consequences to their actions so they do any how. We need them to feel what we feel, lose what we lose and be who we are so they can put the interest of Nigeria in front.

the problem is that Nigerian masses are coward, they are unable to challenge their leaders.

Dami12345:
Look around you. Break up to what.
The most powerful counties in the world are all large. Yet all you want is a break up.
Every heard of regionalism. Unitary government?

A break up is stupid, it will make it far easier to influence us by western and Chinese powers.

the problem is that central govt is unable to manage Nigeria.

Warship:
Breakup is the solution and not coup or revolution because it will be entangled by ethnoreligious sentiments.

I also think break up will do. like swaziland and lesotho they breaked up from South Africa.

gidgiddy:
The people in power in Nigeria are only there to drive their pockets

The problem is that the masses in the ground are the one's who lifted them up.

Dami12345:
Then when will we ever get it right. Leaders are there to give direction. Yet. This bastards ask us to die without any reason. Its too much.

am sorry, but those leaders are people like us. they can be defeated.

Dami12345:
Yes. 29 million people went for nnpc recruitment despite the qualifications and restrictions.
Everything is getting expensive. And yet you hear of someone buying an almost 2 million dollar ride and we can't say what job or company he has.

Bro, I can't tell the number of time I have considered going to hit this people. I have never seriously though of suicide. I made a resolution that if I ever agree that suicide is the way to go I will rob and kill as many of them and their children as I can before I bite the dust.
I will waste my life sending a message that they can hear clearly one that cannot be misunderstood or ignored.

No killing is not a solution. the solution is to mobilize mass. Check what Julius Malema did in South Africa, he started mobilising people from scracth and see how big is his political party now.

Dami12345:
You feel the guys in power understand where they are driving us?

I doubt they know where they are driving us to, but the problem is not the leaders.
the problem is ordinary people who voted for them.
General Nigerians are coward to stand for themselves.
See what South Africans did to Jacob Zuma, the zuma must fall campaign.

gidgiddy:
We have had several bloody coups, it did not help

South Africa is far ahead of Nigeria

The only thing Nigeria has more than a south Africa is population

You are very right, we are 50 years behind south africa

SarkinYarki:
Nigeria with its 200 million population is very well positioned to be the greatest beneficiary of regional free trade if out govt knows what it's doing bit if they don't know what there are doing as usual our huge population also make makes us vulnerable..

Lol, I really understand. but the problem is that it seems like Nigeria will never be fine, because is problem after problem. bad leaders after bad leader, people elect bad leaders time after time

Dami12345:
We know the problem. What do you want to do about it.

My opinion is we need a bloody coup by either the oppressed citizens or military. To force the country on the right part.

Lol, you mean Nigeria is currently going to the wrong direction.

Dami12345:
We know the problem. What do you want to do about it.

My opinion is we need a bloody coup by either the oppressed citizens or military. To force the country on the right part.

Lol, maybe South Africa must do what they did to Namibia to Nigeria. I mean to colonize.

Herdsmen:
Bro na only good thing wey APC achieve in last four years..



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It was not a good decision. Nigeria needs to believe that Nigerian companies can compete with other international comapanies.

onatisi:
i must confess , refusing to sign that treaty is one of the most sensible actions of buhari. many of the countries that signed the treaty will pull out in about 5 years time .
you can only sign up to such treaty when you know you are producing more than enough and at a profitable cost , but when your local production level is low then it is senseless opening ur economy to free trade most especially when you have the biggest market and population in that region

No, Buhari made a bad decision. you must believe that Nigerian companies will go out and conquer all their competitors. South Africa will not allow chnise companies to operate in the free trade deal. Believe South Africa has good plans to manage this free trade deal.

Mynd44:
No. If a Chinese company sets a company in Cameroon, the company becomes a cameroonian company.

A free trade agreement that removes 90% of the trade tarriff means you can move goods easily just like ECOWAS.

I think you guys you are missing a point. Free trade deal means cameroon company can open branch in Nigeria without tariffs and employ good Nigerians. Cameroon company will be able to see products to Nigerians without tax, but only if Nigeria require such items. Nigeria has a power to say we don't want this items in our country.

ChristianNorth:
No cow was affected

lol, which cow are you talking about?

Davidgr8:
I know right? But that's the issue our country prefer to lend a hand/voice where it is not necessarily needed.

lol, I understand. Nigerian people need to elect people who will push african agendas.

Mynd44:
Because if you sign it, China com set up a factory in Cameroon and flood Nigeria with Garri that we can produce here with 90% of tariffs cancelled.

These countries have cheap labor and a lower production cost while we are the largest market.

It is economic suicide

No, China is not part of Africa. even if china set up factories in cameroon. there is border between Nigeria and Cameroon, Nigeria has power to reject products from cameroon. free trade means that cameroon companies can come to Nigeria and operate freely.

Davidgr8:
Mozambique is not that relevant a country wait until something like this happens in Saudi Arabia and see Nigeria donate billions #fact

No Saudi Arabia is not in Africa, Saudi Arabia people are not African. how can Nigeria assist them? you must start by helping your brother first.

Is Nigeria still the giant of Africa?

Nigerians go to South Africa to look for work, to study and also for medical purposes. what are we better than South Africa with?

It seems like South Africa is overtaking us in all the angles. they are developed than Nigeria. south African economy is bigger than of Nigeria. South Africa assists all african countries in terms of crisis such as Mozambique IDAL cyclone. South african army is operating in more than 20 countries in AFrica trying to bring peace.

I think we must follow South Africa foot steps, they are trying to assist african countries. they are playing big brother role to other African Countries.

Or is Nigeria too broke to assist another countries?

One day we are going to need assist from other countries.

why does Nigeria not want to collaborate with other african countries and sign for free trade deal. Big countries like South Africa already signed.
Is Nigeria not interested to make a better africa?

In March 2018, 44 African countries took perhaps the most significant step yet to advance a vision for greater intra-African trade by signing the Framework Agreement on the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). By January 2019, that number had grown to 49 out of the 55 AU member states, of which 16 had completed steps to ratify the agreement. The ambitious project seeks to remove tariffs on 90% of the goods traded between the signatories to the agreement, and gradually eliminate other non-tariff barriers to trade in goods and services.
http://theconversation.com/debate-nigeria-isnt-buying-into-africas-free-trade-area-but-should-106108

Why is Nigeria or Nigerians fail to donate even a single cent, we consider Nigeria as the Giant of AFrica and Nigeria must lead by Example.

Naspers donated R1m, with a reported total of R70m going from SA to its flood-battered neighbour.

Billionaire businessman Patrice Motsepe’s foundation donated R15 million to the cyclone-ravaged country of Mozambique on Thursday.

The South African government has reportedly pledged even more money, R60 million, with R1 million donated by SA-headquartered global media company Naspers.
https://citizen.co.za/news/south-africa/disasters/2107989/motsepe-foundation-donates-r15m-to-mozambique-cyclone-victims/

hisgrace090:
As he advice, learn to inculcate some good manners.

Thanks very much.