LRNZH:


[b]Stop cursing us with your GEJ slogan. I don't think you comprehend the reality of this situation.

Have you wondered why Angola, Algeria and other Africa oil producers are not on this list? Not even Libya with its war torn issues.

On a normal day Nigeria should be like Norway and Gulf states that have managed their earnings well during the high oil price, saved a lot of money and diversified their economy.

Because we squandered our earnings and did not invest enough in any meaningful economic diversification, we end up on a list like this.

Look at the other countries on this list.
Russia is under heavy sanctions and is waging a war in Ukraine.
Iran is under heavy sanctions and is propping up the Gov't of Bashar Assad in Syria.
Iraq is trying to recover from a major civil war then ISIS broke out and started another round of turmoil.
Venezuela is a heavily subsidized state and under western sanctions as well.

Nigeria is not under sanctions nor are we running any major socialist or subsidy program. Corruption and ineptitude especially by GEJ's govt got us here.
Our national loan burden is about $70Billion today with nothing to show for it.[/b]

LRNZH:


[b] Even Barcanista has stopped having fun on NL because he can't post intelligent analysis anymore. The FFK problem is a bad one. You stop reasoning right and start defending blatant lies, spreading misinformation. I don't know how their conscience functions through it all.[/b]

LRNZH:


If not for this interaction, I didn't know FireFire has some stuff in his head because he has to resort to telling half truths and lies to support GEJ.

The problem with being a GEJite is you must dumb down your brain to be able to support non-performance. Barcanista is an example of someone going through that phase now.

FireFire there is still room to clean up your act and start looking at things from the realistic lens of a progressive. Your analytical ability will shine through and be of use because you won't have to be perpetually distorting facts to make your man look good.

Firefire:


Please, what percentage of this your data on Nigeria's national loan is credited to Lagos State?

lilflipnerd:
Gej is the President of Nigeria abi na Fashola b president Again

ozoigbondu:


Tell me was our economy any better under buhari.Our economy is still tied heavily to oil once it crashes we crash with or do you think jonathan can stablize oil prices like someone once said

GEJ is doing his best to diversify the economy which no past head of state tried to do it can't be done overnight all past heads of state can contribited to this mess about to face which of course we will survive

Between y was nigeria not like norway when buhari was in power oooh yes doing his time we had scarcity of milk sugar and other essential commodites

GEJ till 2019

LRNZH:


If not for this interaction, I didn't know FireFire has some stuff in his head because he has to resort to telling half truths and lies to support GEJ.

The problem with being a GEJite is you must dumb down your brain to be able to support non-performance. Barcanista is an example of someone going through that phase now.

FireFire there is still room to clean up your act and start looking at things from the realistic lens of a progressive. Your analytical ability will shine through and be of use because you won't have to be perpetually distorting facts to make your man look good.

Firefire:



Don't waste your vote. GEJ remains Nigeria President till 2019.


No Vacancy in Aso-rock.

Better Days AHEAD

dustmalik:
GEJ supporters are so delusional to the extent that they can't be helped.
I'll give a clue here. If you know someone who is high in the food chain in CBN, ask them what happened to our foreign reserve recently, especially during the PDP convention. You will be told the truth.

Ask yourself, why haven't they been able to defend the naira? If you think it's because of the fall in oil prices, then i'm sorry for you.

stayblack:
VOTE BUHARI FOR CHANGE..MAKE UNA CHILDREN, FIT STAND AND SAY AMMMM AAAA NIGERIAN.GEJ AND HIS GANG DON ALREADY MILK UNA DRY...

Johnjack:
You are such a stupid man if you thinks illiterate Buhari can save you or the economy.
Those fictitious figures idiots like you quote always as missing funds doesn't hold water. How much does Nigeria generate yearly?.
Then how can such amount be missing and yet Nigeria hasn't collapsed?. Think with your brain and stop using your anus and hyped
media propaganda to think and reason. Seems Buhari is determined to finish and destroy youths of this country. After using Quran and principles of 72 virgins and western education is a taboo to deceive and destroy some youths in north,he now turns back with the support of Tinubu to use the media and deceive gullible youths like you. Nigeria is in safe hands economically and every educated mind knows this. So spare us this evil and unrealistic sermon of an illiterate handling our economy better. Ask,GMB to simply define the subject economics or what budget is and his answers will show you were Nigeria is headed if he wins.

NEVER AGAIN !! shall an illiterate become president of Nigeria.

GEJ TILL 2019

braine:
Comparing our economic policies now in 2015 with that of 1980s only makes you sound stupid and full of hate.

LRNZH:


[b]Stop cursing us with your GEJ slogan. I don't think you comprehend the reality of this situation.

Have you wondered why Angola, Algeria and other Africa oil producers are not on this list? Not even Libya with its war torn issues.

On a normal day Nigeria should be like Norway and Gulf states that have managed their earnings well during the high oil price, saved a lot of money and diversified their economy.

Because we squandered our earnings and did not invest enough in any meaningful economic diversification, we end up on a list like this.

Look at the other countries on this list.
Russia is under heavy sanctions and is waging a war in Ukraine.
Iran is under heavy sanctions and is propping up the Gov't of Bashar Assad in Syria.
Iraq is trying to recover from a major civil war then ISIS broke out and started another round of turmoil.
Venezuela is a heavily subsidized state and under western sanctions as well.

Nigeria is not under sanctions nor are we running any major socialist or subsidy program. Corruption and ineptitude especially by GEJ's govt got us here.
Our national loan burden is about $70Billion today with nothing to show for it.[/b]

Firefire:
I pity some states in Nigeria, una never see anything...


Aregbesola, I beg pay Osun civil servant.


Meanwhile, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan till 2019, Oil price or no oil price.

Yomieluv:
Oil,or no oil,the Nigeria spirit never dies..

We have been under severe economic hardship,we came out unscathed..

This is why GMB must be elected,to bring restore the economy from total dependency on oil..

GMB forever.

drlawizle:


Like which States cos me am in the United States of America so nuffin do me

Firefire:



Are you a Nigerian?

Are your entire family (both nuclear & extended) in the state with you?

If the answers to the above is positive? Then congrats & Goodluck.

Peace!

ozoigbondu:
We will survive never under estimate the die hard spirit of nigerians if we survived Abacha tryannical rule coupled with sanctions imposed on us then we can survive.We also survived the era of scarcity of essential commodity.

GEJ has already started diversifying the economy the agricultural and entertaing sector are booming.It is also necessary to cut down on luxurios spending by the government.Money can be saved by cutting down the jumbo pay of the legislators and selling some of the presidential jets.Aides should also be trimmed down

The governors should stop depending on federal allocations and oil money and concentarte more on generating their own funds

Meanwhile GEJ till 2019

Firefire:
I pity some states in Nigeria, una never see anything...


Aregbesola, I beg pay Osun civil servant.


Meanwhile, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan till 2019, Oil price or no oil price.