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Chinese firm to open spare parts hubs in Lagos and Kano, selling direct to retailers at wholesale prices
A massive structural shift in how trade works in Nigeria, the middlemen are gone
I hear say Chinese firm gets government approval to establish spare parts markets in Lagos and Kano.
This is good news that deserves attention. 👀
Maybe this will straighten everybody’s head now especially the Ndi developers that claimed they developed Lagos. 😏
🚨Chinese firms open Spare Parts Market in Lagos and Kano🤔
CHINA's taken over Nigeria business sectors gradually—it's called recolonization🤔
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Guys, this is Africa's First Fully Digitalized Hospital built by Nigerian Doctor, Dr Richard Okoye with Superior Technology in Medicine.
and it's located right here in our Port Harcourt, Wonderful!
Please share!
Boring Company is working on a simple, precursor Hyperloop tunnel between Austin and San Antonio (>200 mph).
Due to traffic congestion, that journey can currently take up to 2.5 hours. @BoringCompany can reduce that to a consistent <30 mins.
When you stop reading books, you start losing verbal dexterity, depth of thought and imagination. A closed book is a closed mind. Don't EVER stop reading.
Yoweri Museveni on why Uganda ended its oil deal with Kenya:
“He says Uganda was buying petroleum products through middlemen in Kenya, until a Kenyan senator alerted him.”
“It was not a G-to-G deal. It was a G-to-middlemen deal.”
Motorists Association of Kenya wants a forensic audit of Kenya’s G-to-G fuel deal after Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni said Uganda had been using middlemen in Kenya.
MAK wants details of the intermediaries, commissions and pricing.
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has revealed that the late Kenyan politician Cyrus Jirongo was the man who alerted him that Uganda was purchasing petroleum products through middlemen operating in Kenya.
Museveni says Jirongo approached him around 2019 and explained how Uganda was buying petroleum products through intermediaries, information that prompted the Ugandan leader to immediately task then Energy Minister Irene Muloni with addressing the arrangement.
According to Museveni, the problem was not resolved at the time, and Uganda eventually changed course after linking up with global energy trader Vitol in 2023, allowing the country to purchase petroleum products under a different supply arrangement.
Museveni says Uganda subsequently secured significantly lower premiums, citing diesel falling from $118 to $83 per metric tonne, petrol from $97.50 to $61.50, and aviation fuel from $114.25 to $79.25 under the comparison presented by Ugandan authorities.
Sadio Mane is the best thing to ever happened to Africa. May he live to succeed and witness the fruit of his investments in his country and Africa at large.
Tonight YouTube video is about Africa’s Most Isolated Country!
*No internet On Your Sim Card
*No ATM machines
*can’t leave the country without approval from government
*can’t travel from one city to another without permit
*No Independent Press
*One President since the country gained its independence
*No National Election
*Visa is almost impossible to acquire in Africa
*Mandatory and indefinite 18 months internship
*Health Care Is Free
*Education is Free
*Safest Country In Africa
*The longest war for Independence with Ethiopia
*You can’t fly from Ethiopia to Eritrea even though they share a border
See You at 4pm gmt
@wode_maya On YouTube (@WODEMAYA), @wode_maya travels the continent spotlighting multi-million dollar entrepreneurs, hidden gems, and diaspora returnees building the future.