Qadaffi2idiamin:
You're a slow poke suffering from dementia..

Bros which aljazeera? You watch back of television and come here to say nonsense...

Mumu like bubu

I am sure you do not even have those locally fabricated antenna how much more DSTV so I understand.

Being a slow poke and suffering from dementia must then be in your genes as local news champion which you are

Blindersoff:


I quite agree with you that I'm the most foolish people on earth. Absolutely nothing to add from you

OK then

Myhusband:



OK then my madness comes from a long line of mad people in my family. Bros abeg no vex.

Me? Angry with such as you? I cannot get angry with naturally unfortunate people. Sorry you hear?

presidency:
STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE

GAINS WE’VE MADE ON DIFFERENT FRONTS, BY PRESIDENT BUHARI IN MEETING WITH BRITISH P.M

President Muhammadu Buhari Monday brought British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, up to speed with developments in Nigeria, reeling out gains in different areas of national endeavour.

The two leaders met on the sidelines of the UK-Africa Investment Summit 2020, in London, and President Buhari told P.M Johnson of strides in agriculture, leading almost to self-sufficiency in rice and other grains, saving the country billions in foreign exchange, which are now deployed to other areas of development.

On the war against insurgency, the President said things were a lot better, with the disabuse of the minds of the people on the true philosophy of Boko Haram, and the main challenge being in the area of resettling displaced people, which is being tackled frontally.

“We have a long history with the British military, and we are collaborating,” President Buhari added.

On the anti-corruption war, the President said though it was slow but painstaking, the cooperation of the National Crime Agency of UK was still needed, particularly in the investigation of fugitives from Nigeria finding accommodation in the United Kingdom.

Climate change, President Buhari said, was a challenge to Nigeria and neighbouring African countries, especially with the shrinkage of the Lake Chad to a minuscule of its original size.

The Nigerian Leader also said the country was focused and making progress on education, particularly that of the girl child.

P.M Johnson thanked President Buhari for being a regional leader who gives strong encouragement to the West, congratulating him on jobs being created through agriculture, and urging him to do more.

He equally lauded the Nigerian President for what he calls the “social and economic benefits” that have accrued to the country since he emerged, and that the necessary hand of fellowship would be extended on the war against corruption, through the National Crime Agency.

The British P.M pledged to cooperate with Nigeria and other African countries in the inter-basin water transfer, which could solve the Lake Chad problem, and enhance security in the sub-region.

On the Commonwealth Free Trade Area, being espoused by President Buhari, the Prime Minister applauded the idea, and pledged a careful consideration.

He charged the Nigerian Leader to keep the national autonomy of his country intact, noting that in the future, Nigeria would not just be a continental but international power.

Femi Adesina
Special Adviser to the President
(Media and Publicity)
January 20, 2020

The lady taking picture with her phone, is that Susan Boyle?

Blindersoff:


Me? Angry with such as you? I cannot get help with naturally unfortunate people in my family. Sorry you hear?

angry with such as you! see grammar for Christ sake? well na Buhari supporter you be


continue living large on your ignorance and illiteracy

Myhusband:



angry with such as you! see grammar for Christ sake? well na Buhari supporter you be


continue living large on your ignorance and illiteracy

LMAO this illiterate is trying to correct a perfectly worded grammar

It shows that school is an abhorrent place for your kind.

Myhusband:



I quite agree with you that I'm the most foolish people on earth. Absolutely nothing to add from you

See Illiterate

africandollar:
Yes, go and report to your Masters who hired you to make our lives a living hell! Britain una well done o! You ensured our region would not develop by amalgamating oil with water since 1914. We equally sent our own daughter Meghan Markle to ruin your so called dynasty and she’s just getting started. Una never see something, you can’t plant cassava and expect to reap coco yam never! It’s never done!

Correct man here others are d more they look d less they see....the same western world that packaged him to achieve what they couldn't achieve with GEJ. Your sense dey there joor

Lie. That's why those people still treat us like shit..

Blindersoff:

See Illiterate

go and play with your toy kid, I'm not your uncle's age mate
Yusuf is enjoying but you're defending that cow with empty stomach

Blindersoff:


LMAO this illiterate is trying to correct a perfectly worded grammar

It shows that school is an abhorrent place for your kind.

is good you heed to advise. I'm now less concern if someone is helping you to write to avoid another bomb


like Buhari brain, like yours

Myhusband:


I will go and play with my toys , I'm not yet an adult

Yusuf is enjoying but i am here defending my own foolishness with an empty stomach

Very true

Myhusband:



isIT'S good you heed to advise. I'm now less concernCONCERNED if someone is helping you to write to avoid another bomb


like BuhariBUHARIS' brain, like yours

Keep showing off with your stark illiteracy

Blindersoff:


Very true

you finally get the attention you're craving for. I can bet you're over joyous to see me reply you


defending buhari? insanity at its peak!

Myhusband:


you finally get the attention you're craving for. I can bet you're over joyousto see me reply you


defending buhari? insanity at its peak!

I can tell you are so hurt by the fact i am not as mentally devolved as you are

Blindersoff:

Keep showing off with your stark illiteracy

this is meant to be a sentence? your English teacher had failed you

invisible teacher wannabe

Myhusband:



this is meant to be a sentence? your English teacher had HAS failed you


invisible teacher wannabe

Stark illiterate

Myhusband:


I wonder what adjective I would have useUSED to qualify your imbecilic posts if I don't usedUSE mentally deranged


a replica of world class foolishness at it

Stark illiterate

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha




Are these the gains?

Aso rock spin doctors dey try oooo. Lol

They went with notebooks this time. Maybe because there's no table in front of them.

Imagine that Adesina guy of ADB in this meeting as President of Nigeria...

sonofanarchy:
what does he know? Sitting there like a Gift statue to the queen

See finishing "Sitting like a gift statue"
But honestly speaking, these man has no conscience.

You are reporting to Borris Johnson what is happening in Nigeria. As what nah? As her colony? Shame on Buhari. You are a disgrace. You leaders of my country are emberassing me. We ought to have grown up by now.

Op done went and scooped me. I thought I'd be posting late breaking news from the UK.

Anyway I wish successful business to all involved.


UK-Africa Summit: Four British companies sign deals with Nigeria



Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari shakes British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday on the sidelines of the first UK-Africa Investment Summit.

Four British companies Monday signed business deals with Nigeria on the sidelines of the inaugural UK-Africa Investment Summit in London.

The deals were among the several others sealed between UK companies and their African partners.

In the case of Nigeria, Low Energy Designs won an export contract to install street lighting in Oyo State while Savannah will invest £315 million in the acquisition and investment of ingas assets in Nigeria.

Another British company Tex ATC is expected to install five airport control room towers worth £2 million in different parts of Nigeria while Trilliant got a deal to install £5 million of Smart Metering for Abuja DisCo.

Several other deals were expected to be signed throughout the day, with African and UK businesses committing investments expected to reach into the billions.

“Africa represents a huge opportunity for UK businesses, so it’s brilliant to see so many British firms paving the way in trading and investing in the region today to drive growth, create jobs and boost vital infrastructure,” Secretary of State for International Trade, Liz Truss MP said.

“We want the UK to be the investment partner of choice for African nations, and our world-leading expertise in finance, tech, and innovation, makes the UK and Africa natural partners for prosperity.”

Before the opening of the summit on Monday, Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari lobbied the British community to invest in the Nigerian economy.

“For my country, greater UK engagement in its economy would bring jobs to under-tapped sectors, such as agriculture and manufacturing,” Buhari said in an opinion published in The Guardian ahead of the UK-Africa Investment Summit in London.

“Millions of highly skilled, English-speaking but underemployed young people, are eager to work but without the opportunities that foreign investment can bring to create jobs and build businesses.”

The UK said the deals signed on Monday show how “we are building on that to secure a lasting commercial partnership of mutual benefit.”

https://guardian.ng/news/uk-africa-summit-four-british-companies-sign-deals-with-nigeria/

Hier:
Kindly read this

BORDER CLOSURE: THE FATE OF PETER - A ROB PETER TO PAY PAUL SCENARIO.

Lagos is what it is, because of its proximity to the seaport, so also is the border to many communities, town and villages which have existed close to it. The border closure to those living very close to the border is more like shutting down the seaport in Lagos. Sure, transport workers would be affected, those who earn a living around the port would surely lose their businesses, the rich would become poor, likewise the poor become poorer.

15 out of the 36 States in Nigeria has communities which has since it's origin built their day to day living around the border. Either those who specialize in transporting goods from the borders, to those who Warehouse them, to those who haulage the goods to and fro between the vehicles and the warehouse to Mama-Put who is waiting for the labourers to retire to her shed as they celebrate their day pay, to the business man who lodged in an hotel monitoring the goods to ensuring they are intact, to the mechanic who prays one of those vehicles running haulage comes to service their vehicle, to the spare part seller, to the provision sellers that believes more money in circulation would stimulate her business and the little kid who was driven from school hoping his parents would have made enough sales to pay a part of his school fee, to the principal, teachers, printer, tutorial coach and the list is endless.

Then it hits them so hard that the border where their incomes comes from been closed. At first, everyone keeps hoping high, hoping the border closure won't last more than few days, everyone is smiling not knowing the kind of situation and mess that lies ahead. Spendings are still as though nothing happened. Hopes are high, expectations and optimism eventually losing momentum like a spinning fan which has been disconnected from electricity. The longer their hopes linger, the more their ability to stay hopeful fades. Hope deferred makes the heart sick.

As times goes on, businesses fold up, the town's become deserted, loans cannot be paid, properties are confisticated, dehumanizing thoughts rage, people take to drugs to subside tension and griefs. The young boy who gets enough income to sustain himself has no where to run to. Crimes in the society begins to be on the rise and as he tune to his television having ran out of DSTV subscription, he finds on NTA a well dressed man with nice trimmed beard saying to him, how the border closure has boost production in his company. Its merely a scenario of Peter robbing Paul the poor boy reflects as he feel the whole narrative was a scam. While Peter is lamenting seeking media attention to express his ordeal. The media are after Paul who is rejoicing that the economy is booming since that's the purpose of their existence.

Comparative advantage was one of those favorite topic my economics mind would never forget, in comparative advantage, we are told that, its better that a country produce a goods if its final price would be lesser or equal to that from another location.

So far so good, ever since the closure of the border, cost of rice has skyrocketed despite the fact that the quality of the locally produced rice is lower and the stones which are a bonus too.

Well, I am not really against border closure, at least why do we have leaders if they can't come up with policies. At least, policies are policies whether they favour the dying man or not. But my bullseye is this, now that the border has been closed. How would those who are affected survive?

IF YOU WANT TO CRITICIZE, DO IT CONSTRUCTIVELY, THE LOGIC OF YOUR CRITICISM IS NOTHING BUT TRASH

Mannabbqgrill no mind ur paymaster oo. Beware of the express. Its a point of no return.

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presidency:
STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE

GAINS WE’VE MADE ON DIFFERENT FRONTS, BY PRESIDENT BUHARI IN MEETING WITH BRITISH P.M

President Muhammadu Buhari Monday brought British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, up to speed with developments in Nigeria, reeling out gains in different areas of national endeavour.

The two leaders met on the sidelines of the UK-Africa Investment Summit 2020, in London, and President Buhari told P.M Johnson of strides in agriculture, leading almost to self-sufficiency in rice and other grains, saving the country billions in foreign exchange, which are now deployed to other areas of development.

On the war against insurgency, the President said things were a lot better, with the disabuse of the minds of the people on the true philosophy of Boko Haram, and the main challenge being in the area of resettling displaced people, which is being tackled frontally.

“We have a long history with the British military, and we are collaborating,” President Buhari added.

On the anti-corruption war, the President said though it was slow but painstaking, the cooperation of the National Crime Agency of UK was still needed, particularly in the investigation of fugitives from Nigeria finding accommodation in the United Kingdom.

Climate change, President Buhari said, was a challenge to Nigeria and neighbouring African countries, especially with the shrinkage of the Lake Chad to a minuscule of its original size.

The Nigerian Leader also said the country was focused and making progress on education, particularly that of the girl child.

P.M Johnson thanked President Buhari for being a regional leader who gives strong encouragement to the West, congratulating him on jobs being created through agriculture, and urging him to do more.

He equally lauded the Nigerian President for what he calls the “social and economic benefits” that have accrued to the country since he emerged, and that the necessary hand of fellowship would be extended on the war against corruption, through the National Crime Agency.

The British P.M pledged to cooperate with Nigeria and other African countries in the inter-basin water transfer, which could solve the Lake Chad problem, and enhance security in the sub-region.

On the Commonwealth Free Trade Area, being espoused by President Buhari, the Prime Minister applauded the idea, and pledged a careful consideration.

He charged the Nigerian Leader to keep the national autonomy of his country intact, noting that in the future, Nigeria would not just be a continental but international power.

Femi Adesina
Special Adviser to the President
(Media and Publicity)
January 20, 2020

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Blindersoff:


Stark illiterate

the bottom of my post is you got the info. if you like be using me to practice English from now till the end it doesn't change the class I placed you

sonofanarchy:
what does he know? Sitting there like a Gift statue to the queen

Mad! Oooo.