Comments on: FG Insists Binance Executive Complicit as 16 US Lawmakers Accuse Nigeria of Taking Him Hostage

By: Samtalkback

Samtalkback — Thu, 06 Jun 2024 05:19:50 +0000

Nigeria is a lawless country; this is what they do to scare investors, whilst government pretentious action seems as if they are welcoming them with open hands. No wonder, why TotalEnergy has declined Nigeria business unfriendly and bullying terrain to invest in Angola.

Action Speaks Louder Than Words!

By: Dyke

Dyke — Thu, 06 Jun 2024 04:16:23 +0000

I don't really understand how crypto currency destroys Nigerian economy. To me that accusation is baseless. Since crypto ban our economy has not improved. So crypto currency is not our problem. Since 2015, the Nigerian government is used to pass anti business and anti people bill into law making it impossible for business to thrive. This is evident in exit of multinationals. The senate care to stop multinationals leaving maybe but the evil policy passed into law making doing business difficult, the Nigerian senate is blind to it. To be honest no multinational would love to come to Nigeria. This detention clearly makes Nigeria a confused nation. As far as my little knowledge is. Forex speculation should be the same with forex trading which is a legitimate business. With or without the ban of crypto, forex speculation still run in Nigeria as I am sure the banking sector is blessed with forex trader. Even if you ban crypto, forex speculation will still go on with normal currency. As far as I know forex trader are the forex speculators. The only thing that will make Nigeria exchange rate ok, which I have seen work is when there's pumping of more USD into the population. In fact, crypto improve the economy as influx of money is possible. Fighting crypto is equivalent to a man who shot himself on the head so that he will not die. The government only blocked the route to empower his citizens and hence make Nigeria backward in that aspect of technology. Unless imports drives USD into our population USD will remain high. The government should enable his own people to drive the economy. The bad policy passed into the law is the reason why Nigerians are suffering

By: introspectiveprognosis

introspectiveprognosis — Thu, 06 Jun 2024 03:57:48 +0000

One wonders what type of judicial system holds sway in Nigeria. Delayed justice which has become the hallmarks of our jurisprudence has a way of incentivizing self help.
Though those interventionists from the U.S are meddlesome interlopers, they may be proved right when justice seems deliberately vacillated and lawyers use all forms of jejune tactics to orchestrate unnecessary adjournments which overwhelmed or compromised judges grant as escape routes.

By: Tito Kane #Proud to be a NEGER

Tito Kane #Proud to be a NEGER — Thu, 06 Jun 2024 01:00:45 +0000

#The deep state luciferians imperialists slave and colonial masters clan of america, brUtain, france, germany etc—- want to try and release one of their 419 bernie madoff MMM sam bankman fried agents they use in defrauding countries just to encourage others to continue doing their bidding.
The ILLEGITIMATE J'AGUDA EMILOKAN olule tifnubu will be WHITEMAILED into releasing him for sure