Vice President Mohamed Waheed Deen met with his Nigerian counterpart Namadi Sambo at Ibrahim Nasir International Airport (INIA) on Thursday (May 30).
During a stopover en route to China, Sambo held discussions with Deen on issues including extending cooperation in addressing concerns over piracy, security and terrorism, according to the President’s Office website.
As part of wider talks on bilateral relations between the two countries, the two vice presidents also spoke on issues of tourism, agriculture and energy. Vice President Sambo departed for China the same day following the meeting.
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Nigeria the most corrupt country in the world and the Maldivian Government want bilateral relations between the two countries.
China owns all their industry, has raped their mineral assets and shipped them back to China. No benefit to the Maldives.
Agriculture policy sees their crops rot before it can reach the markets so they rely on charity hand out from Aid organisations. No benefit to the Maldives.
Energy infrastructure only provided in the major cities, the rest of the country is in black out when the sun sets. No benefit to the Maldives.
51% of internet scams originate in Nigeria costing $9.3 billion globally each year.
Tourism in Nigeria is blighted by gang wars in Lagos. Drug barons causing mayhem in Mushim forcing residents to flee for their lives. Ok could be something here for the Maldives benefit.
So what does the Maldives gain from this relationship?