[RSA] Phonecall to Nigeria

[Lavenderdame]

Minister Lindiwe Sisulu from the Department of International Relations and Cooperation would put in a private call to her counterpart in Nigeria.

@JJSmithJr

 

[JJSmithJr]

Minister of State Viola Adaku Onwuliri sat in her private office, when her secretary notified her of a call from the Republic of South Africa, it was on the encrypted and private line. Viola would quickly answer the phone.

"Viola, here. How can I help you?"

 

[Lavenderdame]

"Hi Viola, it's Lindiwe Sisulu, South African Department of International Relations and Cooperation. I hope you're well; I'm calling to coordinate an upcoming . President Ndlozi would like to visit your country to discuss, among other things, the creation of a regional alliance between our two great African countries. I'd appreciate the support of you and your staff in the planning of this visit."

 

[JJSmithJr]

"We would be most honored to host your government for an official state visit. Stable relations between our two nations will help ensure prosperity snd growth for Africa. When would you suggest such a meeting?"

 

[Lavenderdame]

"I think that October would be fitting to coincide with Nigeria's independence day. What do you think?"

 

[JJSmithJr]

"This will work perfectly, in the meantime, Nigeria had an agreement to lease the right to domestically produce a number of South African arms, this agreement was vital to Nigerian national security and we were hoping that a simple extension of the agreement might be faxed over and signed by the new Government in South Africa."

 

[Lavenderdame]

"Could you remind me what that agreement was?"

 

[JJSmithJr]

"Yes of course, we have already paid the sum for the yearly lease."

The following copy of the agreement would be sent to the South African Foreign Minister:

Nigerian-Pretorian Domestic Licensing Agreement

I. The Federal Republic of Nigeria Agrees to pay the People's Republic of Pretoria a total sum of 2,000,000,000.00

II. The Peoples' Republic of Pretoria Agrees to transfer the Domestic Production Licensing, including all replacement parts and pieces of the following equipment to the Federal Republic of Nigeria:

Denel G5 155mm Towed Howitzer
Vulture UAV
Denel Dynamics Seeker Series
G6 Howitzer "Rhino"
GV6 Renoster Howtizer
GV5 Luiperd
Denel Rooivalk

III. This Agreement goes into effect upon its signature by both parties and expires ONE year after signing.

IV. This Agreement may be extended or modified with the mutual consent of both parties

Signed for Nigeria:
President Goodluck Jonathan

Signed for Pretoria
Government of Pretoria

 

[Lavenderdame]

"The Republic of South Africa does not succeed the signatory People's Republic of Pretoria. As such, we will not be able to fulfill the agreement as-stands and we would require payment for these production rights. I will fax you a revised contract for your perusal."

Nigerian-South African Domestic Licensing Agreement I. The Federal Republic of Nigeria agrees to pay the Republic of South Africa a total sum of $1,500,000,000.00 USD. II. The Republic of South Africa agrees to transfer the Domestic Production Licensing, including all replacement parts and pieces of the following equipment to the Federal Republic of Nigeria: Denel G5 155mm Towed Howitzer Vulture UAV Denel Dynamics Seeker Series G6 Howitzer "Rhino" GV6 Renoster Howtizer GV5 Luiperd Denel Rooivalk III. The Federal Republic of Nigeria must inform the Republic of South Africa of any sale, transfer, or loaning of equipment produced under this license to non-signatory parties. a. The Republic of South Africa reserves the right to block production by the Federal Republic of Nigeria for non-signatories. IV. This Agreement goes into effect upon its signature by both parties and expires ONE year after signing. V. This Agreement may be extended or modified with the mutual consent of both parties Signed for Nigeria: Signed for South Africa: Lindiwe Sisulu Minister of Department for Foreign Affairs

 

[JJSmithJr]

"We would be happy to agree to the document with the following changes, we cannot commit to such a high payment for such little licenses with such a historically unstable nation, especially if they will not uphold agreements of past governments."

Nigerian-South African Domestic Licensing Agreement

I. The Federal Republic of Nigeria agrees to pay the Republic of South Africa a total sum of $1,000,000,000.00 USD.

II. The Republic of South Africa agrees to transfer the Domestic Production Licensing, including all replacement parts and pieces of the following equipment to the Federal Republic of Nigeria:

Denel G5 155mm Towed Howitzer
Vulture UAV
Denel Dynamics Seeker Series
G6 Howitzer "Rhino"
GV6 Renoster Howtizer
GV5 Luiperd
Denel Rooivalk
Atlas Oryx
Atlas Cheetah C/D Variant
Bateleur Mk 2 127mm MRL
Olifant MK2

III. The Federal Republic of Nigeria must inform the Republic of South Africa of any sale, transfer, or loaning of equipment produced under this license to non-signatory parties.
a. The Republic of South Africa reserves the right to block production by the Federal Republic of Nigeria for non-signatories.

IV. This Agreement goes into effect upon its signature by both parties and expires ONE year after signing.

V. This Agreement may be extended or modified with the mutual consent of both parties

Signed for Nigeria:
President Goodluck Jonathan

Signed for South Africa:

 

[Lavenderdame]

"We certainly will not be signing an agreement that asks for more productions for less money. At this price we are willing to offer the Nigerian government rights to produce up to four of the listed productions."

 

[JJSmithJr]

"It appears we are rather far apart on an agreement then, this is most unfortunate, but we will happily and eagerly prepare for your state visit."

 

[Lavenderdame]

"Very well. If you still would like to purchase the above equipment, the Denel Corporation would be more than happy to provide Nigeria with the listed models for a modest price. We are looking forward to our visit, thank you."

 

[JJSmithJr]

"I'm sure there is an arms agreement possible somewhere between our two nations. We of course will continue to look towards working with you, now is there anything else my government may do for South Africa?"

 

[Lavenderdame]

"I believe that is all for the time being. Thank you again, minister. We are looking forward to our Presidential visit."