RE: RE: The Nigerian Space: A center For Foreign & Local Exploitation
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RE: The Nigerian Space: A center For Foreign & Local Exploitation

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I get your point but I think if we really need to compete then we should not ask for favorable conditions

We should be able to play the economic game and come out as winners

Yes, those companies find ways to monopolize their activities, we should find ways to counterbalance them

we do most things better than them... Or like you said, we are the labors they are exploiting, but you shouldn't try to confront the fact that they have different ways of playing their economic games

They have learned early on to concentrate their forces, they have found rich mines, and they mine them intensively... That's why they tend to monopolize everything

Kicking out any form of competition

What we should do isn't to complain, and rant, but to study and observe their techniques and strategies, every move, should be watched carefully, then, checkmate them at the end.

It all boils down to, "are we willing to learn"? Or "our government just want to eat the proceeds and go"?


@edystringz: I get your point | Ecency