Knowing full well that the G7 countries are not interested in African development it s also known that the goal of the G7 in Africa is to control African resources and counter China trade belt route and trade intentions.

The G7 spend trillions on war, and can drop billions at the drop of what towards any conflict. This “pledge” and not offer of $600 is just another insulting rouse to maintain relevance.

I urge all Nigerians to listen to Lindsey Graham US senator on African resources being US property. Or other US senators talking about controlling Africa through military means to counter China.

We Africans need to reject the dynamic of a relationship with a group of countries that have only exploited and savagely brutalized us till present day. Look at the damage France has done to its former colonies.

As a Nigerian I have no interest in seeking handouts from G7. They will only use it to blackmail us into foolish domestic policies. It is time we wake up and reject this colonial era financial systems and perpetrators of huge crimes till this day on our continent.

Please Note that G7 corporations are responsible for the violence in the DR Congo. So maybe they should stop the killing and violence by the M23 they sponsor first before they throw coins at us.

Loser and poverty mentality of the typical Nigerian…SMH

First, there is (and would be) NO monopoly in steel production in Nigeria, as Nigeria currently has over 30 steel manufacturers. However, these companies can only produce 2.2 million tons a year with scraps and billets imported mainly from China, leaving Nigeria to import over $3 billion worth of steel products yearly – and frankly NIGERIA SHOULD HAVE NO BUSINESS IMPORTING STEEL!

If Dangote Group can bridge (or completely eliminate) this gap, kudos to them. In a nation where many established and/or respectable foreign investors are joining the “japa” STAMPEDE, it’s bemusing to see some Nigerians turn up their noses at anyone ‘crazy’ enough to want to invest money (they could easily squirrel away in the US, UK or Dubai) into this increasingly TRAIN WRECK of a nation!

Sadly, in a nation where it has become the culture of so many to reward and praise failure and failures while punishing and denigrating success, it’s no longer shocking to witness the attempt at demonizing someone who has actually created TENS OF THOUSANDS OF JOBS FOR NIGERIANS IN NIGERIA (and hundreds of thousands more indirect jobs and livelihoods). Poverty Pastors!

Again, a 40-year loan at a 1% interest rate aimed at helping the poorest citizens of the country, primarily in rural areas, dramatically improve their access to markets, goods, and services from cities is considered a debt trap?

The theories sound all good and correct but a Loan in Foreign currency by God leave the Rural Folk out of the debt trap.

Unfortunately, under Tinubu’s Economy, more Nigerians are getting poorer and needing to take loans (even when they know, or should know, they cannot timely repay). Lord help us all!