Please this question has been bothering me ever since and i want sincere, without sentiments and no insults on whoever answers please.

If he becomes president, how does he plan to repay back this loan and that of those that have been sponsoring his campaign?

If he looses, how does he plan to pay back as well?

Its an innocent question and i would appreciate, smart, intelligent and unbiased answers, no insults on whoever because we are all entitled to our opinions Please.

Thanks.

He earns 2.5million a month has a past head of state, minister and Rtd General, He ought to earn 25million like other past head of states but he decline saying the sum is too much and agreed to 2.5million.
If he takes out a 2years repayment plan on the loan at interest of 10% , I believe within 2years based on is present income he should pay up his debt

Do you know how much Tinubu, Amaechi and co goofed out to sponsor this man? 10s of Billions of naira has been spent bro. Even if he was earning 50million pa month, he won't be able to pay back that damn money with his salary.

It's all going into the Nigerian treasury, like it or not.

francizy:
Do you know how much Tinubu, Amaechi and co goofed out to sponsor this man? 10s of Billions of naira has been spent bro. Even if he was earning 50million pa month, he won't be able to pay back that damn money with his salary.

It's all going into the Nigerian treasury, like it or not.

we are running a party system and apart from funds used in purchasing the nomination form, The rest fund comes from donations and Party generated revenues.
But still, I believe If we start having independent candidacies we would remove this GOD-fatherism in Nigeria

fosign:
Please this question has been bothering me ever since and i want sincere, without sentiments and no insults on whoever answers please.

If he becomes president, how does he plan to repay back this loan and that of those that have been sponsoring his campaign?

If he looses, how does he plan to pay back as well?

Its an innocent question and i would appreciate, smart, intelligent and unbiased answers, no insults on whoever because we are all entitled to our opinions Please.

Thanks.

As a Nigerian, you have every right to know as part of the way to hold our leaders accountable, the only problem is that you are asking the wrong people. One of the way to satisfy your curiosity is to write either a secret or open letter to GMB requesting to know how he intend to repay his loan to the bank.
To get answer to your question, you need to be cautious because you are probing to his personal affair and no crime if he choose to be silent since nobody indict him of stealing his money, or any bank accused him of default on his obligations.