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@eedris_akinlabi @Starlink @grok I sell and I also run installations

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@youngshodol @ruffydfire 😆😂

@ruffydfire U this rufai na very foolish person u be

The nationalization and indigenization of British companies, primarily through the Nigerian Enterprises Promotion Decrees of 1972 and 1977, had mixed, largely detrimental, long-term consequences on the Nigerian economy in the 1970s and beyond. While aimed at fostering economic sovereignty and boosting local entrepreneurship, the policy generally resulted in economic inefficiency, reduced foreign investment, and the creation of a rent-seeking elite. [1, 2] Key Negative Impacts: •Manaegerial and Technical Deficits: Many businesses required technical expertise that local owners lacked, leading to operational inefficiencies when taken over. •"Fronting" and Corruption: Rather than genuine transfer of ownership, many foreigners used Nigerian "fronts" to maintain control, leading to high-level corruption, nepotism, and the accumulation of wealth by a small elite rather than broad-based economic growth. •Scarcity and Inflation: The disruption caused by the change in management, coupled with the decline in foreign expertise, contributed to shortages of essential goods and increased inflation. •Decline in Foreign Investment: The aggressive nationalization policy (particularly the 1977 decree) created an unwelcoming environment, significantly deterring new foreign direct investment (FDI). •Failure of Local Management: Many indigenized firms failed to maintain the productivity levels of their predecessors, partly because local owners lacked the capacity to operate them effectively. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]

@AsakyGRN This a maid room, just for bed.

“Lagos landlords, please not all apartments should be put up for rent.” — Man reacts after spotting a tiny space listed for rent in Lekki for ₦400,000, with a total package of ₦600,000. 😭

@Nany_aaa @dammiedammie35 What’s wrong with you?? 😂😂

@dammiedammie35 See his jaw very robust

See as honorable mouth dey shake, dem throw am question e no fit answer, a whole honourable…. Bro , this country man 😭💔💔

@MrP7529 @abdullahayofel 😊😊😊

@abdullahayofel I have never seen a politician in any sane country dancing in the public. Only Africans especially nigerians. I can't imagine a politician in China or in Singapore having to dance before the public,people will ask why he is dancing.

If Tinubu’s opponents are still sleeping, Governor Bago just rang the 2027 alarm bell and it’s echoing from Niger State straight into Aso Rock.❤️🔥🤸

@youkhna @minimalcompany @dbrand @youkhna, how can I get this to Lagos, Nigeria since the option is not on your site ?

Ran it bare since launch. Finally threw on a skin.

@GhanaWNT @NGSuper_Falcons Sisterly 😊

🎈 Congratulations to our Sisters, @NGSuper_Falcons on winning the 2024 edition of the WAFCON! 🙌🏾 🇬🇭 ❤️ 🇳🇬 #NaijaStrong #MissionX

Don’t get cocky when GOD bless you

In 1981, Jim Rohn reveals his most life-transforming lesson ever: “If you want to be wealthy and happy for the rest of your life. . .”

@instablog9ja @CockyDck

Singer Buju shares why he disrespected Davido.

Wish granted boy 😂😂😂 geh ready to be smoked 💨

If you want your dreams to just stay dreams, tell it to small minded people.

She forgot that her husband is a well trained soldier🤣