The outcome of the referendum asking Britain to leave the EU notwithstanding Britain may choose not to leave. Why? The Referendum itself is just advisory and not legally binding. 51.9% of Brits might have voted to leave, but the only legal opportunity to leave derives its powers from Article 50 of the Treaty
of Lisbon, the EU legislation governing a potential breakup. Why Prime Minister David Cameron, who led the
Remain campaign, repeatedly said that a Leave victory would
automatically result in the triggering of Article 50, we don't know (maybe to win votes for a stay), his utterance is more theoretical than practical. The only challenge is can the govt of Britain choose to ignore the advice of 51.9% of Britons?
There is economic of England will be all fine. The government of Nigeria must to think how own economy to get up. Do you want that Nigeria have good economic? Than you must to start doing something. I know that in news says https://www.naij.com/969856-panic-president-buhari-goes-36-state-governors-rescue-local-govts.html that situation of panicking? What do you think about this situation? What methods must doing?
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