Nigeria, USA Sign MoU To Strengthen Economic

[@emmanuelaliji3497]

This is very good development

[@oseamagbewan9648]

I will strongly suggest Our government should be very careful signing any documents like this. Because our government don't really read most of the documents before signing, which might lead to them signing away Nigeria to slavery. We need to be very careful..

[@nusaibahibraheem8183]

Exactly. This people only want to keep us down.

[@oseamagbewan9648]

Secondly, we keep signing and signing. What is the positive impact to Nigeria economy? Instead the USA benefits more. Someone in the comments said this. What are they coming to partner with us. ? 😔 Just imagine we are signing documents without involving the right stakeholders who should be involved.. What is wrong with us? Now we don't know the amount and we are signing.

[@IdIniekt]

Hi i like this vd tyu

[@mr_rocbil]

MoU of continuos colonial exploitation

[@mr_rocbil]

I still don’t understand what this MoU is trying to achieve

[@rotimikayode1072]

Why do some of you vomit crass ignorance in public like this. The US is a major export destination for a lot of our locally made products and a big source of foreign exchange earnings for our country.

[@Therealclips-ib8bm]

@@rotimikayode1072most Nigerians online are ignorant. Not the ones in the real world, the ones online. We’re having kids get involved in politics too early.

[@nusaibahibraheem8183]

​@@rotimikayode1072 Why must you insult people before responding. We must diversify especially from the US. They can delay our development and sanction us if they so please.

[@rotimikayode1072]

@@nusaibahibraheem8183 Our development is not in hand of any country out there. This is about Nigeria seeking foreign capital inflows in the forms of foreign direct investments which are badly needed right now for the good of the economy. If China and India are still looking for investments from the US, is it Nigeria that shouldn't do the same. I am sorry for the insult, but it appears you really don't understand the issues.

[@patsokssokari5974]

This is good. Now, where's Nigeria on their BRICS aspirations? We need as many partnerships as we can get

[@oyewumisogo4666]

If they like, let them sign oum, we will protest.

[@MADUCHUKWUDI-e2v]

Time is not ripe for further trade agreement or any trade MOU. It (MOU) has always been exploitative in nature in the favor of the West.

[@techwork...]

The USA SHOULD NOT BRING THEIR STYLES IF OVER TAXING CITIZENS TO NIGERIA, BECAUSE WE ALREADY HAVE ENOUGH....😢😢😢 WE ALREADY OVER TAX, WHICH IS WEAKEN OUR CURRENCY TODAY.... WHAT DO THE MEAN REGULATORY REFORMS 😢😢😢

[@ikechukwujude8356]

Whar is America coming to pick here? Hahaha.

[@rotimikayode1072]

Olodo. Every country needs trading partners especially the rich countries. They serve as extended markets for your exports.

[@ehimatiecelestine]

@@rotimikayode1072if you’re smart you’ll know the west is collapsing so you don’t sign more into them you build your own house so you have respect to trade with whoever you want there by increasing your influence and save. America control whoever they partner with and we want an independent country.

[@nusaibahibraheem8183]

​@@rotimikayode1072 only if our leaders advocate for us, but unfortunately they always advocate for their pockets. USA doesn't build, they destroy. The only thing they build is a military base to attack people they dont like. We must always be careful. Yes we can trade with them, but carefully.

[@rotimikayode1072]

We earn a lot of forex from the US through our export activities and some companies in the US are already considering investing heavily in our power sector. It is disheartening to see some unpatriotic fellows saying all sorts of nonsense here.

[@nusaibahibraheem8183]

They will not help your infrastructure when theirs is crumbling. They prefer we keep signing away our rights.