
EkwuemeTruth
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EkwuemeTruth
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Emaar is preparing to unveil an AED200bn Dubai masterplan designed to house nearly 150,000 residents. Mohamed Alabbar called it “our most extraordinary dream yet.” Read more on The Gulf Pulse buff.ly/lwtlhpr #DubaiRealEstate #Emaar #TheGulfPulse

Nigeria threatens retaliation against SA for attacks on its citizens #Echobox=1781163946" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">dailymaverick.co.za/article/2026-0…












But whyyyyyy bro ?. Like 175m for Wetin? Money for 3 Xpeng.. Una go teach Chinese companies to raise the prices on their cars 💔 Na ourself we dy spoil Nigeria by ourselves period 📌




Mazi Nnamdi kanu once told us "Fulani terrorists are coming for their jihad, get yourselves ready" 🥺🥺🥺🥺 We no wan listen


“Under Tinubu, Nigeria Has Been Destroyed. Look At The High Cost Of Living And Insecurity. Our Money Is Now Like Tissue Paper Compared To Other Currencies. Look At How Some Smaller African Countries Are Now Better Than Us. At This Point, It May Be Better To Divide Nigeria Because It Seems The Country Is Too Big To Be Ruled By One Person. Let Each Region Manage Its Own Resources.” ~ Lagos Market Woman Reacts To The Current Crisis, Hardship And Insecurity Under Tinubu’s Presidency

The IMF has warned Nigeria to be careful about its plan to borrow $5 billion from First Abu Dhabi Bank in the UAE. The money is not a normal loan. It is coming through a more complicated financial arrangement, and the IMF says deals like this can sometimes have hidden risks because they are not always easy for people to understand. Nigeria says the money will help pay for government needs, support projects, and manage existing debts. But the IMF is warning that Nigeria should be careful because: * the agreement is complicated, * the full risks may not be obvious, * it could create problems in the future if not properly managed. CONCLUSION: Nigeria wants to borrow $5 billion to support the economy, but the IMF is saying, “Be very careful and make sure you fully understand the risks before entering this kind of deal.” 📺: @Reuters







