mlennyma wrote:mnandii wrote:Quote:Nigeria’s commodities magnate Aliko Dangote suffered the greatest slump in net worth of the 1,826 dollar billionaires on the 2015 Forbes magazine list.
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He is also a victim of a slumping Nigerian Stock Exchange, as uncertainty about the nation’s future has left investors sceptical.
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The country, which is battling a Boko Haram insurgency, postponed presidential elections scheduled for February over security concerns.
Like Nigeria, when the NSE falls expect to have no elections in 2017 Or if they will be held, there will likely be alot of chaos. Much more than 2007 perhaps.
I foresee a
coalition gvt in future because hapa nje ni moto sana watu wakiendelea kukula
A coalition gov may be possible with a rising market. However, with a falling market the negative social mood that will be there will create very hostile politics locally. The opposing camps will be very distinct and will hate each other with a passion. In fact there is going to be very violent riots.
At the same time expect more disease epidemics, widespread poverty, people moving in with their parents (because of economic desolation), women wearing longer skirts (as opposed to miniskirts), interest in sex rather than love, more rounder cars etc.
Many of these things will become more apparent as 2016 approaches.
Take care.
Conventional thinkers waste time building shelters when they are unnecessary and then have no shelters when they need them the most. Socionomists do the opposite.