NewStats: 3,261,916 , 8,175,546 topics. Date: Saturday, 31 May 2025 at 02:49 AM 6c6y1s

It is sad that West African countries have allowed themselves to be divided, just to please outsiders under the guise of democratic rule.

Stoplying:

Have you heard of Morocco? It is a country in North Africa. It has ports...

Not only Morroco na Algeria abeg what are they waiting for?
Assignment
* Calculate the distance of the ports from Morroco Algeria Tunisia and Libya to those three useless countries capitals and tell us how far?
Don't forget the desert rides too

Hotice085:


Not only Morroco na Algeria abeg what are they waiting for?
Assignment
* Calculate the distance of the ports from Morroco Algeria Tunisia and Libya to those three useless countries capitals and tell us how far?
Don't forget the desert rides too

Why are you taking panadol for their headache?
How's your pipeline to going ?

BigBlackPreek:
Due to the Nigerian government poor system of governance and unfavourable conditions I guess.

Thus country has gone to the dogs indeed and only God can redeem the whole system

Gone to the dogs indeed, speak for yourself only, or only of your family.

Go & tell that nonsense to DJ Cuppy, whose father Femi Otedola was just named the new Chairman of First Bank Plc yesterday.

Stoplying:

Why are you taking panadol for their headache?
How's your pipeline to going ?

Wetin concern me shebi na one Ibo man de facilitate the deal?
My concern is when we start deporting millions of non ECOWAS citizens back to their countries because of their useless leaders,but as for the trans sharan pipelines wetin concern Agbero with overload

panpan:
It is sad that West African countries have allowed themselves to be divided, just to please outsiders under the guise of democratic rule.

Stop playing the Hypocrite’s Advocate, na Oyibo man fiancé the military coup for those rogue nations of Mali, Burkinafaso, & Republic du Niger?

I hope the Nigeriens stop crisscrossing our Northern borders into Nigeria since ECOWAS free age agreement is no longer applicable?

Hotice085:


Wetin concern me shebi na one Ibo man de facilitate the deal?
My concern is when we start deporting millions of non ECOWAS citizens back to their countries because of their useless leaders,but as for the trans sharan pipelines wetin concern Agbero with overload

I do not understand what you are saying.
Could you speak in English? Also what does this have to do with "overlord" or "Igbo" ? And who the hell is "overlord" ?

Is your brain ok ? Or am I talking to a mentally ill person ?

Stoplying:

Why are you taking panadol for their headache?
How's your pipeline to going ?

Going very well, just last week, a high powered delegation from Morocco was in Nigeria.

Morocco has warned Niger Republic no to try any nonsense with their investment.

blacknp:
Going very well, just week a delegation from Morocco was in Nigeria.

Morocco has warned Niger Republic no to try any nonsense.

So I should believe this because you said it ?
Do you understand the concept of "proof" ?

Stoplying:

I do not understand what you are saying.
Could you speak in English? Also what does this have to do with "overlord" or "Igbo" ? And who the hell is "overlord" ?

Is your brain ok ? Or am I talking to a mentally ill person ?

No be only understand na understood, you de Nairaland de form Americana for me

Thunder fire your brain

Stoplying:


So I should believe this because you said it ?
Do you understand the concept of "proof" ?

https://leadership.ng/nigeria-morocco-pipeline-to-boost-uninterrupted-gas-supply-ekpo/

Hotice085:


No be only understand na understood, you de Nairaland de form Americana for me

It seems you are speaking your native language of which I have no knowledge. Or you might have just lost your mind. Either way good luck. I don't understand what you are saying.

blacknp:
https://leadership.ng/nigeria-morocco-pipeline-to-boost-uninterrupted-gas-supply-ekpo/

Why are you stressing yourself, leave the ojuelegba motor Park touts let him be forming nonsense

blacknp:
https://leadership.ng/nigeria-morocco-pipeline-to-boost-uninterrupted-gas-supply-ekpo/

I couldn't access the website. Also I'm going to need a real news paper not a Nigerian one.

Stoplying:

It seems you are speaking your native language of which I have no knowledge. Or you might have just lost your mind. Either way good luck. I don't understand what you are saying.

Motor Park touts forming levels, thunder fire you wherever you are

Hotice085:


Motor Park touts forming levels, thunder fire you wherever you are

Sorry, English please.

Stoplying:

Sorry, English please.

You de crase

Stoplying:

I couldn't access the website. Also I'm going to need a real news paper not a Nigerian one.

Your self deceit, doesn’t change the facts.

blacknp:
Your self deceit, doesn’t change the facts.

So you have no proof. Ok.

APCNig:
What is the Economic importance of the three rogue nations?

I wonder o. Can Niger claim they haven't actually benefited more from Nigeria? Was it not Niger Buhari built a rail line that goes to its capital city with Nigeria funding it 100%? Yeye people.

I'm more interested in access to sea

But for electricity, uranium has been laying waste in there country for long

bgites:
Niger Republic, Mali, and Burkina Faso leaving ECOWAS may make Niger reconsider using Nigerian ports. The political turmoil within ECOWAS could affect their earlier plan to use Lekki Port. The withdrawal may hit Niger harder as they rely on Nigeria for electricity and trade.

is Lekki port not In Nigeria?

A step Nigerian government are afraid to take .

Austindark:
More woos for us

I like their idea. Any well meaning country must not be too dependent on another country.
That thing dey cause see finish.

It might be expensive at first for them, but in the long run it will pay off and they will have their self respect.

system21:

And even the electricity cut off did not improve Nigeria electricity supply

True but it's very funny

dre11:


Following the exit of Niger Republic alongside Mali and Burkina Faso from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) over the regional bloc stance on military takeovers in these francophone countries, findings by the Nigerian Tribune has revealed that some importers and exporters from landlocked Niger Republic may decide to abandon Nigerian ports for their trans-shipment cargoes.

Recall that Niger Republic, which borders Nigeria from the northern part, in 2023 had pledged to abandon Cotonou Port and start trans-shipping its cargoes through Lekki Port.

The Director General of the Ministry of Transportation at the Niger Republic, Mme Tchima Moustapha had told journalists in January of 2023 during the commissioning of the Lekki Deep Seaport in Lagos that the modern facilities available at the Lekki Deep Seaport have created an alternative for Niger importers to now trans-ship their cargoes through Nigeria instead of Cotonou Port in Benin Republic.

However, speaking with the Nigerian Tribune in the wake of the withdrawal of Niger Republic from ECOWAS, a former National President of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA), Prince Olayiwola Shittu explained that he doesn’t see Niger Republic trans-shipment cargoes coming in through Lekki Port anymore.

According to Prince Olayiwola Shittu, “I don’t see the trans-shipment cargoes of Niger Republic coming in through Lekki Port because of what is going on in ECOWAS. Don’t forget that all the three countries that pulled out of ECOWAS are francophone countries and are landlocked.

“With the withdrawal of Niger Republic from ECOWAS, their importers might be told to also go back to Cotonou Port to mover their trans-shipment cargoes. You know Niger Republic and Benin Republic are both francophone countries. However, Niger Republic will face the backlash more because they depend on Nigeria for electricity and trade. Its an ongoing development that we are watching unfold.”

Also speaking, a former National President of the National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF), Eugene Nweke explained that from time immemorial, Niger Republic had always preferred Cotonou or Lome for their trans-shipment cargoes.


“The Niger Republic had always preferred to use Lome and Cotonou Ports for their trans-shipment cargoes in the past. Yes, last year they said they will start using Nigeria, but with what is happening in ECOWAS politically today, that promise might no longer be feasible. However, that looks insignificant to me judging by the volume of cargoes that they trans-ship, which is very low,” Chief Eugene Nweke explained.

https://tribuneonlineng.com/ecowas-exit-niger-republic-importers-may-dump-nigerian-ports-over-agents/