by
Sampson I. Onwuka
Whereas Nigeria's real estate market hardly reflect any new economic recovery incentive, the U.S market, especially in Upper East Central New Jersey, New York, is open to International Scale. I want to state that the advent of Dangote Cement plans today to build 30 new plants many of them in Africa - 10 Nigeria, with 25 million yearly tonnage of cement prompts many of us to reaffirm the position that Nigeria and the Africans can look into Real Estate housing as a way to form the basic estimate of their markets, and a way to grapple with how their oversight of foreign markets has hurt the economy at home, especially U.S markets where I believe Nigeria can enter this year – if not this year, next year -, through second or third party of CBN pyramid. They can't neglect U.S market and talk about their currency free fall, South Africa hedge the Rand with precious metals and they have remained a while. Nigeria can't rely on crude oil it is core index for consumption and as such part of National GDP --- meaning, it is too hot for a bait for any currency, especially the Naira, unless we trade rapid fire and gain position through a roil, but we don't have any trading partners on that capacity needed to sustain the trade off, other than than the D.S through U.S. A broach to New Jersey, New York, require financial cabal, legal perimeter...
Whereas Dangote Cement is not only African based company doing business abroad, it common sense argument that there are others who operate differently but may or may not have the capital but emphasis cheap profit from wholesale of foreclosures and new homes, that it is the long term incentive that is important. There should be others in the cement industry at Dangote Cement capacity, in order to retain the market competition necessary to keep the price of cement and metals rods accessible to mid-income earners. Should CBN bifurcate these companies plying their trade at home, they should look to foreign markets, for instance U.S markets where returns on investment can fold the currency basket into one competing attention.
Whereas Real Estate is not returning real time investment in New Jersey, New York, or Nigeria, there is a yawning for Nigerian companies and their Africans to join the ranks of experts in portfolio management – particularly in housing in New Jersey, New York where there are proven(?) desiderata for homes under-foreclosure and where there are measures for new homes. In essence, the invitation is through the absence of Nigerian businesses in that category and these States. They should also look at the comparative advantage of doing business in U.S to Nigeria, a slur of some-sort given the eons but a judgment as from a measure of the markets based on what is available.
Whereas Real Estate is not the only source of economic returns, and requires collecting bargaining – in fact investment in energy soft drink or even coffee will yield more income in near terms with less bargaining, Real estate in the form presented to us, requires third party representing mutual funds or financial products. Nigerians are in New Jersey, New York but are not leading and not holding, and are not known to be power brokers of major resource group and therefore not taken seriously in that market. I plead that the above scenario does not necessarily mean that Nigeria cannot position themselves in United States market, especially in New Jersey, New York realty where there are external scales to consider. Nigeria as a power-broker can do so, I suggest we give Chris Christie a hum.
Whereas Real Estate is not charity and requires patience and competency, I move that the presence of Nigerian financial satellite – the CBN in this case, with rated parties, or encouraging rated parties to broach the said New Jersey, New York, markets, through practiced managerial and directorial function in the ranks of the business is a way to certify their collateral in future market, a poor argument that there are thousands of such estate already owned to gain traction for any free-floating currency. That is my saying that the freely falling Naira need returns on investment but without traction in landed properties in considered economic destination such as U.S (which like, U.K, Europe and Islamic Nations does not guarantee or insure a powerful currency called Naira), or precious metals like the Rand and South Africa, long term investment in Naira could be a roil that can directly repel heavy financed investment category in Nigeria. If we succeed in following my instructions in this case, and enter real estate in U.S through New Jersey, New York, we will in ten years shift the price of the Naira and its rotation to real estate ....in UK, US
Whereas Real Estate is not only building affordable housing and land appropriation, it is the rate at which we combine synergy between the energy consortium and new account that may determine the curve of a Nigeria only or African real estate brocade in New Jersey, New York.., Real estate in this case and under these circumstance is best placed option because it does not generate momentum which 'north' or 'south' may generate a rotation or feed back loop to Naira which is anti-roil when there is sizable housing statistic associated Nigeria, Africa, and their commandments in these worlds, agents deterred, resource allocation in dittu, comparative accounting and other scaled argument on best way to bait a currency. Else, the Naira may experience a continues roil with a sensitivity to OPEC (no currency) crude oil and U.S funds rate
In essence, for satellites such as CBN and Nigerian Banks, may be in deference, Africa, with external scale, U.S real estate housing, land, etc., us a cushion against (roil) at least through its propagation to low cost housing and social security 400 dollar apartment.
Sampson I. Onwuka
Whereas Nigeria's real estate market hardly reflect any new economic recovery incentive, the U.S market, especially in Upper East Central New Jersey, New York, is open to International Scale. I want to state that the advent of Dangote Cement plans today to build 30 new plants many of them in Africa - 10 Nigeria, with 25 million yearly tonnage of cement prompts many of us to reaffirm the position that Nigeria and the Africans can look into Real Estate housing as a way to form the basic estimate of their markets, and a way to grapple with how their oversight of foreign markets has hurt the economy at home, especially U.S markets where I believe Nigeria can enter this year – if not this year, next year -, through second or third party of CBN pyramid. They can't neglect U.S market and talk about their currency free fall, South Africa hedge the Rand with precious metals and they have remained a while. Nigeria can't rely on crude oil it is core index for consumption and as such part of National GDP --- meaning, it is too hot for a bait for any currency, especially the Naira, unless we trade rapid fire and gain position through a roil, but we don't have any trading partners on that capacity needed to sustain the trade off, other than than the D.S through U.S. A broach to New Jersey, New York, require financial cabal, legal perimeter...
Whereas Dangote Cement is not only African based company doing business abroad, it common sense argument that there are others who operate differently but may or may not have the capital but emphasis cheap profit from wholesale of foreclosures and new homes, that it is the long term incentive that is important. There should be others in the cement industry at Dangote Cement capacity, in order to retain the market competition necessary to keep the price of cement and metals rods accessible to mid-income earners. Should CBN bifurcate these companies plying their trade at home, they should look to foreign markets, for instance U.S markets where returns on investment can fold the currency basket into one competing attention.
Whereas Real Estate is not returning real time investment in New Jersey, New York, or Nigeria, there is a yawning for Nigerian companies and their Africans to join the ranks of experts in portfolio management – particularly in housing in New Jersey, New York where there are proven(?) desiderata for homes under-foreclosure and where there are measures for new homes. In essence, the invitation is through the absence of Nigerian businesses in that category and these States. They should also look at the comparative advantage of doing business in U.S to Nigeria, a slur of some-sort given the eons but a judgment as from a measure of the markets based on what is available.
Whereas Real Estate is not the only source of economic returns, and requires collecting bargaining – in fact investment in energy soft drink or even coffee will yield more income in near terms with less bargaining, Real estate in the form presented to us, requires third party representing mutual funds or financial products. Nigerians are in New Jersey, New York but are not leading and not holding, and are not known to be power brokers of major resource group and therefore not taken seriously in that market. I plead that the above scenario does not necessarily mean that Nigeria cannot position themselves in United States market, especially in New Jersey, New York realty where there are external scales to consider. Nigeria as a power-broker can do so, I suggest we give Chris Christie a hum.
Whereas Real Estate is not charity and requires patience and competency, I move that the presence of Nigerian financial satellite – the CBN in this case, with rated parties, or encouraging rated parties to broach the said New Jersey, New York, markets, through practiced managerial and directorial function in the ranks of the business is a way to certify their collateral in future market, a poor argument that there are thousands of such estate already owned to gain traction for any free-floating currency. That is my saying that the freely falling Naira need returns on investment but without traction in landed properties in considered economic destination such as U.S (which like, U.K, Europe and Islamic Nations does not guarantee or insure a powerful currency called Naira), or precious metals like the Rand and South Africa, long term investment in Naira could be a roil that can directly repel heavy financed investment category in Nigeria. If we succeed in following my instructions in this case, and enter real estate in U.S through New Jersey, New York, we will in ten years shift the price of the Naira and its rotation to real estate ....in UK, US
Whereas Real Estate is not only building affordable housing and land appropriation, it is the rate at which we combine synergy between the energy consortium and new account that may determine the curve of a Nigeria only or African real estate brocade in New Jersey, New York.., Real estate in this case and under these circumstance is best placed option because it does not generate momentum which 'north' or 'south' may generate a rotation or feed back loop to Naira which is anti-roil when there is sizable housing statistic associated Nigeria, Africa, and their commandments in these worlds, agents deterred, resource allocation in dittu, comparative accounting and other scaled argument on best way to bait a currency. Else, the Naira may experience a continues roil with a sensitivity to OPEC (no currency) crude oil and U.S funds rate
In essence, for satellites such as CBN and Nigerian Banks, may be in deference, Africa, with external scale, U.S real estate housing, land, etc., us a cushion against (roil) at least through its propagation to low cost housing and social security 400 dollar apartment.
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