1. ExxonMobil & Shell are exiting their land investments in Nigeria. They are selling off their Oil & Gas Assets in Nigeria. Beyond economic reasons, there are security concerns. There is something the IOCs know about Nigeria, something they have seen, that you & I do not know.
2. They are selling off their land assets in Nigeria & setting up shops in safer African countries.
ExxonMobil & Shell were Nigeria’s Partners & Critical National Asset Investors for decades. Their gradual exit from Nigeria means the U.S & UK have no business in your fight.
ExxonMobil & Shell were Nigeria’s Partners & Critical National Asset Investors for decades. Their gradual exit from Nigeria means the U.S & UK have no business in your fight.
3. It’s 11+ years. Yet, the Boko Haram still flex their muscle. Add banditry; terrorism becomes diversified.
The army is overstretched, so to end insurgency, it’ll take more than what Nigeria can give at the moment. In case of any external aggression, Nigerians are on their own.
The army is overstretched, so to end insurgency, it’ll take more than what Nigeria can give at the moment. In case of any external aggression, Nigerians are on their own.
4. U.S & UK Governments gave travel advisory to their citizens to get out of Ukraine on time, but the Nigerian Government waited until hostilities broke out, before they even released a statement.
5. If I were you, I’ll put my affairs in order. Have a plan B, an exit plan (in case of any eventuality). China is the only country heavily invested in Nigeria right now. So Nigeria must get its politics right this time. ALL IS NOT WELL with your Polity, Economy & Security.
6. The West have bigger issues to worry about. Russia on one hand, Taiwan & Korea dispute on the sideline. EuroAsia & America wont send support to you. You’ve seen Ukrainians are on their own. They only received weapons & moral support. But no boots on the ground.
7. So the politicians in Nigeria MUST put the House (Nigeria) in order. Nigeria won’t survive an external or internal implosion.
China may come to your aid, but who will pay for the service? Wars are expensive, Nigeria is already too indebted to China.
China may come to your aid, but who will pay for the service? Wars are expensive, Nigeria is already too indebted to China.
8. So who is taking advantage of the Russia-Ukraine Crisis on the economic end? In time of war, think opportunities. Now think Gas Supply. This is the best time to sign that Trade Deal. It is the best time to negotiate & renegotiate better Trade Deals.
9. So in the Interest of Nigeria, who is sending Gas to Europe, to make some money for Nigeria in dire straits? I mean, leadership shouldn’t be a rocket science. Think beyond Rice & farming….
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