candidbabe:
GEJ till 2019

WisdomFlakes:


Was it Tinubu or Buhari that forced INEC to postpone the elections? If PDP and GEJ had allowed the elections to hold, by now Nigerians would have adjusted and life would go on. But PDP only postponed the inevitable coz they will still lose. Like kwankwaso said, you can't bribe everybody. Rigging won't be allowed thus time thanks to PVCs which the same PDP is scared of.

joeyekembele:

But with out situation today is our import not far greater than export? You gave basics reason in macro economics for the devaluation of currency. Our major export is rhe oil which the price has plummeted world wide. The Naira has to be devalues to stabilise the economy. This aims at discouraging import. Talking about the depletion in our foreign reserve, the value of money is the use of that money. Keeping a fight foreign reserve without any use does not benefit us. The government had to make use of the money to provide us basic things we need as a nation. Thank you.

braine:
you are a fool.

WisdomFlakes:
With the way the economy has been tanking lately, I am still disturbed as to how anyone in their right mind would still come out and shout GEJ till whenever with a straight face.

Sentiments aside, things just can't continue like this. We need Change.

hardbody:


I am not pro GEJ but if we have to be dispassionate, is it GEJ's fault that the price of oil has plummeted and continued heading south for an indeterminate period? Answer this question frankly. I always bow to superior argument, trust me.

tukane:

Are you trying to say GEJ is the one causing the devaluation of Naira?

Rhozabeth:

Bros nobody is blaming Jona for the falling price of oil what we are saying is that he has not done enuf in diversifying the economy and he has succeeded in squandering the reserve which of course would have been useful now that the country makes less money from oil! But sincerely it seems u do not know the extent of corruption of this administration! The rate at which they want to stop Buhari from contesting should be an eye opener for u!!

candidbabe:
GEJ till 2019

ABDamola:


It s d country's mismanagement dt led us 2 ds!
Our foreign reserves depleted unda ds administratn!
And according 2ma knowledge of macro economics u devalue ur currency only wen d economy is in crumble or wen we av permanent deficit of balance of payment(wen d imports are greater dan d xports )
Durin ds period, creditors gain while lenders suffer greatly!

eaglechild:

Your comment betrays an absolute lack of knowledge in macro economics..



GEJ's administration has taken the boldest step towards diversification than any other to the extent that our economy is less dependent on oil than it has ever been before.


Is it possible to completely diversify our economy to an extent that oil becomes a minor part of our income in just 4 years?
The answer is no. It is a gradual and continuous process.

All economies that are dependent on oil and gas are experiencing the same.

chiefinalowo:
Not only the Banks, many companies are laying off staff now. My company dropped 24 employees just yesterday.

hardbody:


I am not pro GEJ but if we have to be dispassionate, is it GEJ's fault that the price of oil has plummeted and continued heading south for an indeterminate period? Answer this question frankly. I always bow to superior argument, trust me.

candidbabe:
GEJ till 2019

Candidly, if you were my babe I would have dump your asss long time ago with this your comment

eaglechild:

Your comment betrays an absolute lack of knowledge in macro economics..



GEJ's administration has taken the boldest step towards diversification than any other to the extent that our economy is less dependent on oil than it has ever been before.


Is it possible to completely diversify our economy to an extent that oil becomes a minor part of our income in just 4 years?
The answer is no. It is a gradual and continuous process.

All economies that are dependent on oil and gas are experiencing the same.

ollyruffy:
More reasons to vote the clueless out of office.

I am sure some of those that will be affected would have been supporting the JonaThief re-election bid out of religion or tribal sentiments. May be after being jobless they will have sense.

Babalegba:
there is more to the Nigerian economic predicament than oil prices heading south. The economy has been woefully managed, inflation introduced when Gej raised pump price to 97 naira pauperized many and the situation will not be reversed even though oil price went down. Massive corruption has damaged the economy. Most Nigerian s are worse of than five years ago despite the high prices that oil commanded. He has not tackled the electric city problem decisively. Book haram introduced inflationary pressures into the mix as foodstuffs from the north is now twenty percent dearer because of security problems. The army of a corrupt nation NEVER fights effectively, history proved this, that is why book haram is able to humiliate Nigeria. If corruption does not kill nations then you can safely call God a liar. Now the question you should ask yourself is this, if Good luck managed Nigeria during an oil boom and the citizens are worse off economically then four more years will make their economic doom almost irredeemable. I lived abroad for over twenty five years so I know what true leadership is.Good luck does not have enough leadership skills to lead a compound. We are Not all leaders.. Only a gullible person or hater of Nigeria will support Jonathan for a second. We supported him before but not anymore because his leadership skills is negligible.

whitecat2:
Yes, it's jonathan's fault for emptying the reserve that would have defended the Naira, and looting the surplus that could have been cushion Obasanjo left.