So, pointing out some of the contradictions between objectives and policies is part of the conversation we’ll have.”

HiddenShadow:
US please our wailing form is finished. Thank you for partying with us after shouting CHANGE

Sparrow13:
The US is the largest foreign investor in Nigeria, according to the State Department. Bilateral trade was $18.2 billion in 2012

LOL... China is the largest foreign investor.
The U.S. See a strong and sufficient Nigeria as a treat in Africa

HiddenShadow:
US please our wailing form is finished. Thank you for partying with us after shouting CHANGE

OkutaNla:


Lol. Don't mind them. That's same way they are always accusing China of "hurting" their business interests whenever she manipulates her yuan currency to give her Chinese exporters an advantage in foreign trade. Let every country do what is in her best interest abeg.

NavierStokes:


Please go along with an Hausa interpreter so he may be able to understand that so far there has been no positive correlation between his intents, actions and results. Globally we need all the funds we can in this country at the moment, not investors pulling out.
720000 immediate relief jobs pale in significance to the job losses so far, where is the NBS when we need them, to publish current figures on the economy.

HiddenShadow:
US please our wailing form is finished. Thank you for partying with us after shouting CHANGE

LordVarys:
Cc lalasticlala, obinoscopy

Afroconnect:
No growth and true development takes place without sacrifices. We must embrace home made goods and shun extravagance. The US is crying because Buhari's government has drastically reduced imports...the upsurge in dollar rates is not Buhari's fault,but came as a result of market forces playing out-most of which was caused by the recklessness of the past administration. We are suffering from the mismanagement of Goodluck's administration and dwindling oil demand-these are not Buhari's fault,all these are bound to happen,what we need is diversification and focusing on bnuying made in Nigeria goods,so we don't need to buy all those dollars.

Largest investor
The US is the largest foreign investor in Nigeria, according to the State Department. Bilateral trade was $18.2 billion in 2012, according to US trade data, in favour of Nigeria.

magicalx:


Ode! Quit the blame game

peacengine:
Hope the dullard will listen for once.

seunmsg:


No foreign investor in the real sector is pulling out of Nigeria. Those pulling out are speculators who are only interested in making quick money from our market. They create more problem than good by causing serious volatility in the market anytime they move out their money.

What we need are foreign investors who will invest in the real sector of the economy. That is how jobs can be created, not by speculators who bring in hot money and move out at the slightest show of problem.

Keneking:
Nonsense write up from the Americans.

We can afford to call their bluff as they have suddenly realised that Nigeria is on the rise again.

There is no going back on these policies and they should focus on strengthening the US and other countries would just fold their hands and watch. Nonsense