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Stop the masturbation please. That's FOX news showing your very fake news media gang how to be unbiased. Case closed. alezzy13: 1 Like |
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Go back to 2015 archive. You guys made this same speculative argument alongside the govt. until things got out of control and forced the partial devaluation dramatically. Now you guys are about to repeat the same circle again. Never stable. So, kudos. I'm not intetrested in your argument. All I know is that the market rarely gives a hoot. hero2000: |
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Are you now begining to see why industrialization has remained such a huge mirage in Nigeria? dumodust: |
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I thought you wanted to discuss? ![]() The government never accepted that they devalued the Naira? Did they? They claimed it was a float, yet they pegged it. So WHY exactly are you suprised that there was no influx of FDI? aribisala0: 1 Like |
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As per your bolded part, there was never any official devaluation. And the so called floating method was a hoax. The Naira had always been both pegged and erratically manipulated since 2015. And that's why there were no FDI despite the huge depreciation of Naira. The market was simply unreliable. And foreign investors are not fools. They see through empty propagandas. Back to topic... Thousands of Americans, for example, (including teenagers) outsource their branded product manufacturing to China, and have the finished goods shipped back to them so they now retail or distribute it either locally or globally - all done without leaving the US. Many people are doing the same thing from around the world. In fact, there are few Nigerians who live in Nigeria but yet have their products manufactured in China and sold in the US or Europe without (the product) touching Nigeria. So what I am saying is that this is 2017. We should stop thinking as if we are still in 1917. Nigeria does not necessarily need to export alternative comodities (but we should, if we can) as it were. Thus we only need to have low cost of labor (with devaluation) and improved infrastructure (with foregn reserve, loans, etc). Once that's done many foregners will come here to manufacture their products in order to gain competitive advantage both in their home country and in the global market. This will create lots of jobs and enterpreneurial opportunities as well as direct influx of forex. Above all, it will greatly help to improve the patronage rate of locally made products. Nigeria is a huge domestic market. I think we should FIRST think of self sufficiency rather than obssesing over the illussion of export. aribisala0: |
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It had always been MUCH cheaper for Nigerians to import high quality products than to produce it locally. Devaluation will at least increase FDI - that's foreign direct investment (as it's been doing in China) - if the government would man up and divert our foreign reserve to MASSIVE infastructural reform and development. Specifically, there should be MASSIVE emphasis on transportation, communication, power and secutity. Thus I think the idea of defending the Naira now is plain madness. In fact, are you aware that Naira is currently stronger than South Korean Won? Google it. Just $1 is worth more 1000 Won. But can you compare South Korean economy to that of Nigeria? No way! Since 2013 South Korean economy has been worth more than $1trillion. And that's not minding the fact that they are much less than us in population. They even own Samsung and a number of other global brands, but we have none. Yet, our Nairra is stronger than their Won. Is that not madness? Those who critisize devaluation simply don't understand the power of globalization. In fact devaluation is one trick China is using to remain ahead of competition. In fact Trump has been threatening to force China to STOP devaluing the Yuan but instead allow it to appreciate against the Dollar IN ORDER TO MAKE AMERICAN PRODICTS MORE COMPETITIVE. So, in the final analysis, pegging the Naira at this moment is such a huge bad idea. But I know this govt. is doing it just to curry public sympathy. They have lost all the good will they once had. aribisala0: 2 Likes |
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To who? When? You are really very funny. isher: |
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This new round of empty talks is about the new oil block deals about to be shared. The old licenses have expired, so the oil wells are about to be shared again. This is actually the reason GEJ was conspired against and pushed away in 2015. HE DID NOT ALLOCATE EVEN A SINGLE OIL WELL TO ANYONE ALL THROUGH HIS PRESIDENCY. And he was BENT ON IMPLEMENTING THE CONFAB REPORT AND SECURING RESOURCE CONTROL FOR THE NIGER DELTA and all other regions. But the APC hawks and their lying demons ganged up, deceived Nigerians with empty lies and postponed GEJ's plan indefinitely. Now they are back again with the same empty lies to deceive the Niger Delta in order to share their oil wells for another decade or more. And yet, the fools will fall for the deception. |
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Mynd44, please, enough of this nonsense already!
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You really have to be a raving arrogant man to assume that an "olantunji" should have a say in igbo discourse, let alone having the effrontry to chastise even the least of Igbos. You are simply disgusting. maclatunji: 20 Likes |
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Dude that link is FAKE. It's not even online as we speak. ![]() Lucasbalo: 1 Like |
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You are probably an employee, or self-employed at best. You probably have never had to move selfish, wicked and greedy folks to get shit done. In business and politics you don't deal with "your children", you largely deal whit hostile and mean opponents who are driven by self-interest. LordReed: 1 Like |
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Hold it, ![]() ![]() I hope you like the responses you are getting? ![]() The one on The Apprentice is particularly genius, don't you think? ![]() LordReed: 1 Like |
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![]() ![]() ![]() LordReed: But not when it has FAILED The essence of threats is to get the other party to make a compromise. That's part of negotiation. 1 Like |
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He that holds the upper hand walks out on the table. #negotiation101 Yes, threats and ultimatums are valid parts of negotiation. But I guess your excuse is valid too. LordReed: 2 Likes |
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That's how the present occupant of the position will soon be discarded too. However, the person that put it on trash has zero sense of value. I guarantee that such an official item would sell for millions (if not billions) in say, 50 years from now. But this is Nigeria where people do not reason. 149 Likes 10 Shares |
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If you do that twice in my house I will simply send you parking. Why get married when you cannot uphold the sacredness of matrimony? ![]() ![]() ![]() TRUST is everything in marriage dear. Stop wasting yours, rather rack it up. Dyt: 2 Likes |
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Awesome development. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() 1 Like |
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![]() Den of Incompeyency. |
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Terrified? Probably. But how about walking past the scene so casually, hand on phone, without even looking or showing any kind of emphaty to the victim? That's grossly insensitive. If I were in her position I would at LEAST be sensitive enough to turn back or stop and find an alternative route to avoid walking cassually across the scene. And in case you don't understand what I'm talking about, just take a look at this: https://nairaland.unblockandhide.com/3699614/british-reporter-gets-emotional-country 2 Likes |
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Wow, facially they look so much like sibillings. ![]() 1 Like |
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Since when? I wish you realize how dumb this kind of statements sound when spewed from your mouth. ![]() Abagworo: |
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The OP is not making any valid point. All I saw in his post was a heart full of derogatory steriotypes against Biafra in general and Nd'igbo in particular. Did you notice how difficult it was for him to identify as an Igbo person? He prefered to be called "Delta-Ibo" ![]() That shows you how shallow the dude is. Well, it's not entirely hard to understsnd since his father probably grew up as a "Bendel-Ibo". But now that Bendel no longer exist, I would presume that his dad's identity is lost forever going by his dumb logic ![]() Truth is that I don't take these pawns serious anymore. Someone who cannot solve his identity crisis is hugely deluded if he thinks his opinion counts in a national discourse. He should go to PH and stop IPOB from carrying out their operations if he thinks his twisted opinion is valid. blues2022: 2 Likes |
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I seriously do not understand why an old man like you should have so much disregard for honour. You derive much pleasure from telling bare faced lies as though you are not aware of kama. Are you not thinking about the grave at your age? ![]() ![]() ![]() [s] Abagworo:[/s] 1 Like 1 Share |
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![]() ![]() *Edit Well, I would have normally ignored the ignoramuses who mess on my mention. But just to be clear, what you guys are celeberating now is plain madness. The injection of forex into the market was the norm until this govt. came in and messed it up with propaganda. Then foreign reserve was a bit higher than what it is now. FDI was high. And crude out put was at max capacity. APC used propaganda and dumb policies to destroy all three and created forex scarcity. Now they are merely using reverse propaganda to enthrone the same idea they dethroned earlier out of sheer stupidity. And although they have not returned the forex rates where they met them (talk less of making them cheaper as they hyped) yet some morons are here celeberating nonsense. Anyway, by the time their flex stops (since they are relying on forces they cannot control) I hope you lots will still have guts to jump upandan. Bunch of jokers, celeberating incompetence. ![]() _______ That's their only stock in trade. How else do you expect them to survive? They have tried all they could - brutal force, pegging, threat - none worked. Now they are reverting back to their area of expertise - propaganda. They want to sustain the Naira with propaganda. ![]() Unfortunately, the market force gives no f^&%$ ![]() SalamRushdie: 23 Likes 3 Shares |
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Okay, good night. Lucasbalo: |
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() And what do you think I was talking about when I mentioned he has a "high sense of value" and the ability to "monetize the American brand for all Americans"? Lucasbalo: See Lucas, it's plain stupid to call Trump a criminal when no court has ever tried let alone convicting him for a crime. Whatever your personal is your view of beef about his business models is immaterial. Trump is neither a scammer nor a criminal, but a billionare. Get usee to that please. Or haven't you noticed that you are the only one peddling that university scam nonsense here? Do you really believe that no one else knew about the case? |
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So you are saying that the NY Attorney aided CRIME? Or are you not aware that criminal cases are usually between the accused and the state and NOT between the accused and the victim? Lucasbalo: |
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