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Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by Zxcvbnmghtr: 9:49am On Jun 24 |
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Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by 7arrows: 9:49am On Jun 24 |
mrvitalis: You are very correct. The man is selfless and has the drive to cause a change. 1 Like |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by JudasNaKarrot: 9:49am On Jun 24 |
vincenteger:If e pain you, then do the needful. Run under a moving trailer. BATeria. |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by 7arrows: 9:49am On Jun 24 |
Makunahatata: People like you after 3 years will still be shouting emilokan in the grave even when hunger has killed you. 2 Likes |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by Antoeni(m): 9:50am On Jun 24 |
I Am Sure Olodo Tinubu is Not Even Aware |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by omoredia: 9:51am On Jun 24 |
AbuTwins: They are not gunmen. They are Islamic terrorists and they attacked churches and synagogues |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by Chidex50(m): 9:51am On Jun 24 |
Zxcvbnmghtr:Serious economic issues,and this is all you came up with. That shows how terrible and evil you're and your generations are . 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by celestineteryim: 9:52am On Jun 24 |
Nonsense talk,if them want to leave Nigeria let them go simple |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by Zxcvbnmghtr: 9:52am On Jun 24 |
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Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by Image123(m): 9:53am On Jun 24 |
They are seeing that Nigeria is changing from the easy money they've been making. There's some exaggeration in this lamentations though. 1 Like |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by Makunahatata: 9:53am On Jun 24 |
Eagleways:give the slot to your father..thanks 3 Likes |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by 7arrows: 9:54am On Jun 24 |
BigkokoRep: Sometimes I don't wanna reply people like u because I wonder if you lots have brains. |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by Makunahatata: 9:54am On Jun 24 |
7arrows:I'm not hungry like your parents, we not in the same situation...thanks 1 Like |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by mairogo: 9:55am On Jun 24 |
Makunahatata:He put Imo in 2nd because that's where Imo is. He's not you and your likes that feed on lies and propaganda. Your likes are the problems with Nigeria, you're not worried that many multinational companies employing millions of Nigerians are leaving the country, your issue is that Obi said so. What a shame. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by Druss(m): 9:55am On Jun 24 |
I miss GAME at Palms. There were my go to for a lot of DIY stuff. |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by BigkokoRep: 9:58am On Jun 24 |
Just read what you wrote.. Don't you think you should ask your self if you have brains and why you don't use it? Your brain tells you something, yet you do something else...lol. That's how your poor, innocent brain will tell you to vote competent people, you will refuse to hear it, and go vote for BAT ๐ฆ Buhari and Tinubu! Omo I swear una no normal! 7arrows: 2 Likes |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by Makunahatata: 9:58am On Jun 24 |
mairogo:that's your problem |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by EzugoAmerica: 9:58am On Jun 24 |
A'beg, we should allow our leaders to breath ๐๐ณ๐ฌ we don trolled them enough!!! I think it's right tym for us to put a stop to that ๐ Because Nigerian problem is as old as Nigeria itself, and it's not going to be solved by Bola Tinubu & his right-hand man Shettima. |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by mrvitalis(m): 10:03am On Jun 24 |
GloriousGbola:10k name a politician u can say havw done more I dare you |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by Originalsly: 10:03am On Jun 24 |
He should give details on how their exit cost us N95 trillion. These positions just be pulling numbers out of the air. Is it in taxes? ...do they even pay taxes?...if yes where is it recorded in the books? We depend too much on foreign investors... why can't the red carpet rolled out for them be rolled out for locals? Let them all go .... now we will be forced to fend for ourselves |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by mrvitalis(m): 10:03am On Jun 24 |
gabbytabby:U searched and googled yet cant find abi? |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by 7arrows: 10:04am On Jun 24 |
Truthsandtrusts: My brother will you keep quiet. No let me slap ur head to factory reset mode. People and companies are leaving Nigeria because the environment is not conducive for them and you are saying Peter obi is the one advising them to leave. I know you are in support of the failed APC asiwaju government but pls think before you make any response on this platform so others don't see you as an idiot. TAKE THIS AS AN advise from a fellow brother. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by Amah70: 10:04am On Jun 24 |
Is it only the exit of foreign firms from Nigeria to lamment? Nigerians are dropping dead like insects due to poverty. The switch to APC in 2015 has taken the life out of millions of Nigerians. Conspiracy theorists insinuate that supremacists want to reduce population growth in Africa beginning from Nigeria. 1 Like |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by mrvitalis(m): 10:04am On Jun 24 |
Makunahatata:Any of my statement u feel is a lie challenge it and I would show u prove No be by deflection |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by Ikumapkayi: 10:06am On Jun 24 |
Peter Obi, did you read what Dangote said yesterday? You have never worked in a multinational company Mr Obi. You are so ignorant. I have worked in multinational companies. Like I said I will never lose sleep over this multinational leaving our country. They are more liability than any good. They don't develop the local economy. They deplete our reserves by importing raw materials they can source locally and repatriating same through profits. They pay their Nigerian workers peanuts compared to what they give folks in their home country and Europe. Friesland (WAMCO) makers of Peak Milk have been in Nigeria for many years but don't have a ranch. They have sucked our forex for years just like Guinness. Moreso, many of them will blame the economy while they are not innovative and forward looking. They will also want you to believe the reason Asians are doing well is because they cut corners with Civil Servants. These are all lies. 3 Likes |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by Ikumapkayi: 10:07am On Jun 24 |
7arrows: You are wicked! Why are you wishing people death! 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by oyebanji(m): 10:07am On Jun 24 |
obviously you dont know what you re saying. now let me educate you a little: IB Plc's majority shareholder was the Castel Group. they are the owners of castel beer and they introduced the beer through IB Plc, ilesa. They ran the company for some years until SAB miller as part of its expansion bought into castel group making them new owners of the trophy brand and other associated brands. As part of expansion plans they started to buy old beer brands across Nigeria which included Pabod breweries (Hero beer) and others. After some years AB In Bev bought over SAB Miller making them the largest brewer I the world and new owners of the trophy brand and other SAB miller brands in Nigeria. He may have attracted them to take over Pabod breweries but not into Nigeria. The Castel Group's relationship with SAB Miller is not new and it strategic. I hope this helps put it into perspective for you. mrvitalis: 3 Likes |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by omoredia: 10:07am On Jun 24 |
job losses will lead to even lower wages. na chinese go pay una like guiness? dey play 1 Like |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by 7arrows: 10:09am On Jun 24 |
Makunahatata: When you swear allegiance/loyalty because of tribe please consider your nation and your so called rich parents. Rich indeed. |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by goaldynboy: 10:10am On Jun 24 |
The Exodus of multinationals from Nigeria is also the cause of free fall of naira!! But you will see cursed imbeciles paid by apc to defend this current disaster of government in nairaland! 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Peter Obi Laments Exit Of Multinational Companies From Nigeria by Makunahatata: 10:12am On Jun 24 |
7arrows:ok , u can move along.... |
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