Call me a conspiracy theorist I won't shake but let it be known today and for ever that nothing, no visit of any black American or foreign to African countries is just for content. Each and every famous influencers are tools, because fame has a price which is you soul.
Before you let Nairametrics mislead you by framing this as though Nigeria has attracted $700 billion (twice the value of its current GDP) from the United States, here is what this deal means.
Nigeria’s mineral resources are valued at $700 billion, and that wealth is exactly what the Nigerian government has allowed the United States to come in and take.
The U.S is not bringing in $700 billion to your country, it’s rather coming to take. The only money they are going to invest in this is just a few millions to settle interest here and there and acquire machinery. If you are lucky, Nigeria gets to retain up 10% of the total wealth, otherwise, they are taking everything.
@nnamdiobiii Hate is an economic boost.
Their people paid to push it.
This people are influencial. And the people they influence are the majority of the country. Market people, religious people, students and social media user's. It's passed down
I was reading the story of Samson this morning, and something doesn’t add up.
Did Samson really think Delilah was just curious about the source of his strength?
Because explain to me how you tell someone your secret once, and immediately after, the Philistines show up. Then you tell her another version, and again the Philistines show up. Then a third time… same thing.
At what point do you stop and realize, “Wait a minute, this Imo State woman might be the problem”?
How did Samson not connect the dots? Delilah kept asking for the secret to his strength, and every time she got an answer, she tried to use it against him.
Love truly has a way of making people ignore the most obvious red flags😤
"They sprayed something in the cell after putting us inside, and people started falling down" — surviving miner recounts ordeal in NSCDC custody during interior minister Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo's visit to Niger state
Courtesy: The Cable