| It Is Finished: Aliko Dangote's Emotional Plea by Mankind2024: 1:05pm On Jul 21 |
It Is Finished:
Aliko Dangote's Emotional Plea.
Aliko Dangote, a prominent Nigerian industrialist, known for his significant contributions to the country's economy, has emotionally abandoned his plans to establish a steel refinery. He cited false allegations of being labeled a monopolist as the reason for his decision. Aliko Dangote is the second-highest employer of laboir in Nigeria, has faced numerous challenges and made tremendous sacrifices for the development of his father's land.
However, the truth is that his ancestral land was actually Futajalon. This revelation was in support of the boastful Fulani hegemonists who claim ownership of Nigeria in its entirety
As he recounted his ordeals, he suggested that other wealthy Nigerians with vast resources in foreign countries should take over where he has stopped. This statement highlights the frustration and despair that many investors face in Nigeria's challenging business environment.
The current state of Nigeria's economy is dire, with the country facing numerous challenges, including:
- A comatose economy
- Devalued currency (approximately 60% to date)
- High unemployment rates, especially among youth.
- Worsening security of lives and properties
- Lack of investment in agriculture and youth development
- Foreign investors and industrialists fleeing the country
- Government resorting to indirectly confiscation of unclaimed dividends and dormant accounts fund.
- Proposed tax on foreign exchange gains by banks at 50%.
To address these issues, I suggest the following solutions:
1. Government:
- Encourage and support local investors
- Create a conducive business environment
- Address the issue of fuel subsidies and cabals profiting from importation
- Invest in youth development and agriculture
- Hold state governments accountable for their revenue management
2. Youth:
- Avoid protests that may lead to clashes with security agents
- Recall the devastating consequences of the ENDSARS protest in 2022, which resulted in sorrow, tears, bloodshed, widespread destruction of property, and the loss of precious lives.
- Engage in constructive dialogue with the government
-If you feel compelled to protest, please return to your home state or state of origin to do so.
- Explore alternative means of addressing grievances, such as advocacy and community organizing
3. Investors:
- Consider the long-term benefits of investing in Nigeria
- Collaborate with the government to create a favorable business environment.
- Invest in sectors that promote economic growth and development.
Nigeria is at a critical juncture, and it is essential for all stakeholders to work together to address the challenges facing the country. The government, youth, and investors must collaborate to create a conducive environment for economic growth and development.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (PBAT) is known for listening to people and feeling their pain. However, the reality is that there is no shortcut to addressing the current challenges, except through national sacrifice. 
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| Re: It Is Finished: Aliko Dangote's Emotional Plea by weyreypey: 1:07pm On Jul 21 |
Protest must shele ...
Protest is a must
Protest is a right
Protest must happen
Protest is legal
Shun violence.
Fuel prices must return to status quo before Tinubu 2 Likes 
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| Re: It Is Finished: Aliko Dangote's Emotional Plea by Akpangbo: 1:11pm On Jul 21 |
No more round tripping from the cbn. |
| Re: It Is Finished: Aliko Dangote's Emotional Plea by stacyadams: 1:22pm On Jul 21 |
Mankind2024:
It Is Finished:
Aliko Dangote's Emotional Plea.
Aliko Dangote, a prominent Nigerian industrialist, known for his significant contributions to the country's economy, has emotionally abandoned his plans to establish a steel refinery. He cited false allegations of being labeled a monopolist as the reason for his decision. Aliko Dangote is the second-highest employer of laboir in Nigeria, has faced numerous challenges and made tremendous sacrifices for the development of his father's land.
However, the truth is that his ancestral land was actually Futajalon. This revelation was in support of the boastful Fulani hegemonists who claim ownership of Nigeria in its entirety
As he recounted his ordeals, he suggested that other wealthy Nigerians with vast resources in foreign countries should take over where he has stopped. This statement highlights the frustration and despair that many investors face in Nigeria's challenging business environment.
The current state of Nigeria's economy is dire, with the country facing numerous challenges, including:
- A comatose economy
- Devalued currency (approximately 60% to date)
- High unemployment rates, especially among youth.
- Worsening security of lives and properties
- Lack of investment in agriculture and youth development
- Foreign investors and industrialists fleeing the country
- Government resorting to indirectly confiscate unclaimed dividends and dormant accounts fund.
- Proposed tax on foreign exchange gains by banks at 50%.
To address these issues, I suggest the following solutions:
1. Government:
- Encourage and support local investors
- Create a conducive business environment
- Address the issue of fuel subsidies and cabals profiting from importation
- Invest in youth development and agriculture
- Hold state governments accountable for their revenue management
2. Youth:
- Avoid protests that may lead to clashes with security agents
- Recall the devastating consequences of the ENDSARS protest in 2022, which resulted in sorrow, tears, bloodshed, widespread destruction of property, and the loss of precious lives.
- Engage in constructive dialogue with the government
-If you feel compelled to protest, please return to your home state or state of origin to do so.
- Explore alternative means of addressing grievances, such as advocacy and community organizing
3. Investors:
- Consider the long-term benefits of investing in Nigeria
- Collaborate with the government to create a favorable business environment.
- Invest in sectors that promote economic growth and development.
Nigeria is at a critical juncture, and it is essential for all stakeholders to work together to address the challenges facing the country. The government, youth, and investors must collaborate to create a conducive environment for economic growth and development.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (PBAT) is known for listening to people and feeling their pain. However, the reality is that there is no shortcut to addressing the current challenges, except through national sacrifice. And yet a useless urrcchin on 30k per four years salary scale will open his useless gonorrhea infested mouth to defend crap |
| Re: It Is Finished: Aliko Dangote's Emotional Plea by weyreypey: 1:24pm On Jul 21 |
Mankind2024:
It Is Finished:
Aliko Dangote's Emotional Plea.
Aliko Dangote, a prominent Nigerian industrialist, known for his significant contributions to the country's economy, has emotionally abandoned his plans to establish a steel refinery. He cited false allegations of being labeled a monopolist as the reason for his decision. Aliko Dangote is the second-highest employer of laboir in Nigeria, has faced numerous challenges and made tremendous sacrifices for the development of his father's land.
However, the truth is that his ancestral land was actually Futajalon. This revelation was in support of the boastful Fulani hegemonists who claim ownership of Nigeria in its entirety
As he recounted his ordeals, he suggested that other wealthy Nigerians with vast resources in foreign countries should take over where he has stopped. This statement highlights the frustration and despair that many investors face in Nigeria's challenging business environment.
The current state of Nigeria's economy is dire, with the country facing numerous challenges, including:
- A comatose economy
- Devalued currency (approximately 60% to date)
- High unemployment rates, especially among youth.
- Worsening security of lives and properties
- Lack of investment in agriculture and youth development
- Foreign investors and industrialists fleeing the country
- Government resorting to indirectly confiscate unclaimed dividends and dormant accounts fund.
- Proposed tax on foreign exchange gains by banks at 50%.
To address these issues, I suggest the following solutions:
1. Government:
- Encourage and support local investors
- Create a conducive business environment
- Address the issue of fuel subsidies and cabals profiting from importation
- Invest in youth development and agriculture
- Hold state governments accountable for their revenue management
2. Youth:
- Avoid protests that may lead to clashes with security agents
- Recall the devastating consequences of the ENDSARS protest in 2022, which resulted in sorrow, tears, bloodshed, widespread destruction of property, and the loss of precious lives.
- Engage in constructive dialogue with the government
-If you feel compelled to protest, please return to your home state or state of origin to do so.
- Explore alternative means of addressing grievances, such as advocacy and community organizing
3. Investors:
- Consider the long-term benefits of investing in Nigeria
- Collaborate with the government to create a favorable business environment.
- Invest in sectors that promote economic growth and development.
Nigeria is at a critical juncture, and it is essential for all stakeholders to work together to address the challenges facing the country. The government, youth, and investors must collaborate to create a conducive environment for economic growth and development.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (PBAT) is known for listening to people and feeling their pain. However, the reality is that there is no shortcut to addressing the current challenges, except through national sacrifice. Lies protest must shele.... Igbo living in Lagos must protest in Lagos Hausa living in Lagos must protest in Lagos That's all. Remember 
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| Re: It Is Finished: Aliko Dangote's Emotional Plea by Standing5(m): 1:27pm On Jul 21 |
Dangote is like a foreign investor condemned to Nogeria. Even foreign investors like guaranteed returns before investing. The last thing he needs is hate. At a time industries are closing all over, it is painful seeing Dangote talk like this. Even the local guys have to fight for every single thing when the govt still has capacity to step in. |
| Re: It Is Finished: Aliko Dangote's Emotional Plea by Standing5(m): 1:33pm On Jul 21 |
Mankind2024:
It Is Finished:
Aliko Dangote's Emotional Plea.
Aliko Dangote, a prominent Nigerian industrialist, known for his significant contributions to the country's economy, has emotionally abandoned his plans to establish a steel refinery. He cited false allegations of being labeled a monopolist as the reason for his decision. Aliko Dangote is the second-highest employer of laboir in Nigeria, has faced numerous challenges and made tremendous sacrifices for the development of his father's land.
However, the truth is that his ancestral land was actually Futajalon. This revelation was in support of the boastful Fulani hegemonists who claim ownership of Nigeria in its entirety
As he recounted his ordeals, he suggested that other wealthy Nigerians with vast resources in foreign countries should take over where he has stopped. This statement highlights the frustration and despair that many investors face in Nigeria's challenging business environment.
The current state of Nigeria's economy is dire, with the country facing numerous challenges, including:
- A comatose economy
- Devalued currency (approximately 60% to date)
- High unemployment rates, especially among youth.
- Worsening security of lives and properties
- Lack of investment in agriculture and youth development
- Foreign investors and industrialists fleeing the country
- Government resorting to indirectly confiscate unclaimed dividends and dormant accounts fund.
- Proposed tax on foreign exchange gains by banks at 50%.
To address these issues, I suggest the following solutions:
1. Government:
- Encourage and support local investors
- Create a conducive business environment
- Address the issue of fuel subsidies and cabals profiting from importation
- Invest in youth development and agriculture
- Hold state governments accountable for their revenue management
2. Youth:
- Avoid protests that may lead to clashes with security agents
- Recall the devastating consequences of the ENDSARS protest in 2022, which resulted in sorrow, tears, bloodshed, widespread destruction of property, and the loss of precious lives.
- Engage in constructive dialogue with the government
-If you feel compelled to protest, please return to your home state or state of origin to do so.
- Explore alternative means of addressing grievances, such as advocacy and community organizing
3. Investors:
- Consider the long-term benefits of investing in Nigeria
- Collaborate with the government to create a favorable business environment.
- Invest in sectors that promote economic growth and development.
Nigeria is at a critical juncture, and it is essential for all stakeholders to work together to address the challenges facing the country. The government, youth, and investors must collaborate to create a conducive environment for economic growth and development.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (PBAT) is known for listening to people and feeling their pain. However, the reality is that there is no shortcut to addressing the current challenges, except through national sacrifice. When it is time for agbero to extort, they dont ask for home state before doing. It is funny how protesters must go back to home state during election that threatens your interest or a protest that does. Protest from where you are based. |
