elmisti:


U reason like a kid dat listen to radio alone....ar u nt part of the society, which nonsense corruption is curbed?...is Saraki still not SP?...is Atiku even charged wif anytn?....even jonathan is walking free, oh Ameachi is a minister, Tinubu is a chieftan, guy, no make me vex biko!

Segadem:
I know u will see this but I guess u are far away to Pluto planet when the IMF rated Nigeria as world's 22nd largest economy just yesterday.


Note: no matter how hard u try to convince a hater, s/he will never see any positive thing even if it is at the tip of his nose.

MrHighSea:
How wud d 22nd largest economy in d world av poorer citizens?

MrEverest:
My dear you have to bear with them. Could you believe that economic downturn is seriously affecting the relationship with my spouse. I'm into business with branches & had to retrench my staff, I have been trying to cut down on over-head/expenses & my spouse does not seem to understand no matter how I try to explain, I went through my ledger & compared what I earned last year with what I am earning now & almost cried when I saw a 50-70% drop in profit. Its a sad & deppresing situation.

jaydude:


If you were reasonable you would know how to give responses like an adult (that's if I asked you for any). Secondly we are all entitled to our opinions, there's a difference between prosecuting offenders and stopping corrupt practices. Both are tackled differently,and there's a word called 'process' This is democracy and you don't expect people to get jailed overnight (if that would solve your problems)

mechy:

eya....!

FreeGlobe:
Nigerians Growing Poorer For First Time Since 1999 - Businessday

Nigerians are growing poorer for the first time since the return to democracy in 1999 as an economic slowdown combines with still high population growth rates to curb income per capita. Average incomes in Nigeria will fall by about 18 percent in 2015 to $2,550 per annum, from over $3,000 in 2014.

https://businessdayonline.com/2015/11/nigerians-growing-poorer-for-first-time-since-1999/

Passingshot now who has destroyed Nigeria between PDP's 16 years and APC's 6 months?

Abagworo:


Stop pretending like you don't know our problem is a product of inability to diversify Nigerian economy. Buhari has done well in reducing the impact of the shock. The sharp fall in oil prices starting from last quater of 2014 is the cause of our economic problems. Let us support every move to diversify our economy and stop playing unnecessary politics.

elmisti:



I really dnt like to get into political arguments online, cuz the way some pple reason surprises me.....bro, truly dere is due process, but dis is how d process goes here......Saraki wife accused by Efcc ( few weeks later, efcc chairman charged with corruption)....then CCT docked saraki ( after one month, CCT chairman accused of corruption)....now tell me, is that the cycle we should watch till 2019

FreeGlobe:
Nigerians Growing Poorer For First Time Since 1999 - Businessday

Nigerians are growing poorer for the first time since the return to democracy in 1999 as an economic slowdown combines with still high population growth rates to curb income per capita. Average incomes in Nigeria will fall by about 18 percent in 2015 to $2,550 per annum, from over $3,000 in 2014.

https://businessdayonline.com/2015/11/nigerians-growing-poorer-for-first-time-since-1999/

Passingshot now who has destroyed Nigeria between PDP's 16 years and APC's 6 months?

jaydude:


No one needs your argument, I'm not a buhari supporter, I only thank God someone replaced Jonathan in good time at least. All I pointed out was that whatever is happening now is an aftermath of many years of misrule of a previous government, it did not start few months ago. And if you can see clearly attached to my user name, I'm a female thanks

obailala:
Nigeria experienced its lowest ever GDP growth rate of 2.32% in the 2Q of 2015. At that time PDP and the HERO was still largely in-charge. Presently the GDP has risen a little to 2.8% in the 3Q.

For a rapid plunge of the nation's GDP growth rate from over 6.5% in 4Q 2014 to 2.3% in 2Q 2015, it is only a capital dunce or just a mere ignoramus that would attribute that to the new administration.

remember007:
i completely understood them,because its never been like this before with them.....but whose to blame for what is happening with the nations economy?

elmisti:



Abeg put source or I wnt swallow this!

MrHighSea:
How wud d 22nd largest economy in d world av poorer citizens?

obailala:

Here you go with your source below. I hope you can see the downward trend line?

www.nairaland.com/attachments/3120761_nigeriagdpgrowthannualforecast_png7bcd23fc337e90b7d2f7cee256a15425
[img]http://www.tradingeconomics.com/charts/og.png?url=/nigeria/gdp-growth-annual[/img]

http://www.tradingeconomics.com/nigeria/gdp-growth-annual

If we must argue on anything about the state of the nations economy, we have to be reasonable about it instead of just making conclusions based on what I term 'okada-man' analysis. If we must appropriate blames for the present woes in our economy, the largest chunk of that blame definitely goes to the PDP that failed to save or diversify our economy even in the recent years of plenty. The new administration inherited an economy which was on a mega-speed nosedive. Expecting this downward trend to be reversed instantly in 6 transitional months, especially when oil prices are even still falling further, that is purely okada-man mentality. Some blame goes to the new administration though for their delays in forming a proper economic team; but overall, no sensible assessment can be made of the new regime's performance until at least 2 years.

Segadem:
I know u will see this but I guess u are far away to Pluto planet when the IMF rated Nigeria as world's 22nd largest economy just yesterday.


Note: no matter how hard u try to convince a hater, s/he will never see any positive thing even if it is at the tip of his nose.

elmisti:


Bro, I dnt want to drag dis but that diagrm up there dsnt look so bad for PDP, I wnt judge APC yet, but u av to admit, proactive and drastic policies ar needed, nd to think ourbudgets r nt ready sef....I profit ntn from thing my government, but my govt. Shld nt giv me reasons to

teeboila:
I don't believe this poo cos when they said our economy was growing and booming average Nigerians can't feel it and unemployment was increasing exponentially. This survey or data cannot be a true representation of what is obtainable among average Nigerians.

Segadem:
I know u will see this but I guess u are far away to Pluto planet when the IMF rated Nigeria as world's 22nd largest economy just yesterday.


Note: no matter how hard u try to convince a hater, s/he will never see any positive thing even if it is at the tip of his nose.

chynie:

you no get sense did you see clearly what is at the tip of your nose. if you are matured enough you have known is true, salary no paid, rent increased, food increased and school fees increased. so shut up and watch African Magic and wait for whoever that gives you food to come back.

Jesusloveyou:
yes that is nice question, who to blame for what is happening? Blame pdp and gej,

obailala:
Nigeria isn't living up to 10% of its full potentials, I totally appreciate that. But I find it rather appalling when I see supposedly educated and enlightened people who should know better, making some strange analysis and adjudging a government which is still in the transitioning phase as a failure based on the most silly arguments.

SeverusSnape:
This is just the reality. Go into town and see the sufferings of people have doubled.

B00HARI did it in the eighties, he'll still do it again.

A Leopard can never change it's spots.