CNN MUST HAVE CAST A SPELL ON NIGERIAN BANKS
This is not ordinary or what do you think? I have seriously given it a thought and come to the conclusion that someone in CNN is using “Jazz” on Nigerian Banks! Honestly I don’t know what they are trying to prove flooding the network sponsoring all kinds of stereotype ideas about Africa. Bank PHB – African Voices, Zenith – Inside Africa, Intercontinental Bank - African Business Headlines and a refurbished African Inc. FCMB is not left out it’s already running commercials and I’m sure it’s digging up another ‘African’ on the way.
What is going on? Are there no other banks or conglomerates in Africa? The banks are on the verge of disintegrating even though they declare profits, the Stockmarket plummet, investors are forced everyday to sell below public offer just to put food on the table and these clowns are busy trying to outdo each other with the deposits got from incredible targets and forced prostitution on CNN. If they don’t know what to do with the money, in the name of corporate social responsibility they can package Nigerian sights and sounds or at least provide better securities for their bullion vans and branches and stop armed robbers using hapless Nigerians for their shield.
It is this same CNN malicious media and its like in the west who have nothing positive or encouraging to report about Nigeria and Africa. Happy only when they taint, condemn and classify Africa under despicable adjectives side by side with the Middle East. Ever wondered why programmes showcasing these regions are captioned same. “Another bomb goes off again, Inside the Middle East” “War and disease erase another community, Inside Africa".
As if that is not enough insensible and lazy Christian PureFoy, eager to sensationalize rather than research is stationed in the country to castigate every situation. Hear him “the Nigerian stock market is the worst in the world and the banks don’t know what to do” “currencies are unstable around the world but the Naira is in turmoil” “Nigerian government has no provision for those who lose their jobs and when you do you end up here” here – referring to plank shelters on filthy water in Oworonshoki. Haba Christian! it hasn’t got to that. The Euro-Americans are facing as sever a currency crisis and even worse. And as long as you were once employed no matter how meager the salary you still have at least 1 year to 'wrestle' with Lagos landlords and that is without any savings to fall back on before you head that way.
Akunyili please do something you have a lot on your plate as it is but honestly I hate Nigerian Banks!
What is going on? Are there no other banks or conglomerates in Africa? The banks are on the verge of disintegrating even though they declare profits, the Stockmarket plummet, investors are forced everyday to sell below public offer just to put food on the table and these clowns are busy trying to outdo each other with the deposits got from incredible targets and forced prostitution on CNN. If they don’t know what to do with the money, in the name of corporate social responsibility they can package Nigerian sights and sounds or at least provide better securities for their bullion vans and branches and stop armed robbers using hapless Nigerians for their shield.
It is this same CNN malicious media and its like in the west who have nothing positive or encouraging to report about Nigeria and Africa. Happy only when they taint, condemn and classify Africa under despicable adjectives side by side with the Middle East. Ever wondered why programmes showcasing these regions are captioned same. “Another bomb goes off again, Inside the Middle East” “War and disease erase another community, Inside Africa".
As if that is not enough insensible and lazy Christian PureFoy, eager to sensationalize rather than research is stationed in the country to castigate every situation. Hear him “the Nigerian stock market is the worst in the world and the banks don’t know what to do” “currencies are unstable around the world but the Naira is in turmoil” “Nigerian government has no provision for those who lose their jobs and when you do you end up here” here – referring to plank shelters on filthy water in Oworonshoki. Haba Christian! it hasn’t got to that. The Euro-Americans are facing as sever a currency crisis and even worse. And as long as you were once employed no matter how meager the salary you still have at least 1 year to 'wrestle' with Lagos landlords and that is without any savings to fall back on before you head that way.
Akunyili please do something you have a lot on your plate as it is but honestly I hate Nigerian Banks!
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