EZEIGBO1OFIMO:
In a semi Capitalist state No one really enjoys an economic downturn, the fact that it is nearly impossible for individuals to short sell financial products or its derivatives in Nigeria makes it very impossible.

fulanimafia:
I remember how things used to be, and understand the difficult situation inherited by the current administration as a result of the past administrations failure to diversify the economy, which means that as oil prices are at an all time low and we are still an oil dependent mono economy, this hardship was unavoidable regardless of the results of the last election.

Our consolation lies in the knowledge that Nigeria was saved from impending destruction because if the past administration failed to deliver despite the high oil prices, and the same administration continued its wanton looting mixed with its failure to effectively tackle BH, then nobody needs a genius to know that GEJ would have been a disaster if allowed to continue.

So your answer is NO, nobody is enjoying it, but objective Nigerians free from ethnic and political sentiments understand that this situation was unavoidable, and serious measures are being taken to remedy the situation.

Change, even from worse to better, is never without inconvenience.

fulanimafia:
I remember how things used to be, and understand the difficult situation inherited by the current administration as a result of the past administrations failure to diversify the economy, which means that as oil prices are at an all time low and we are still an oil dependent mono economy, this hardship was unavoidable regardless of the results of the last election.

Our consolation lies in the knowledge that Nigeria was saved from impending destruction because if the past administration failed to deliver despite the high oil prices, and the same administration continued its wanton looting mixed with its failure to effectively tackle BH, then nobody needs a genius to know that GEJ would have been a disaster if allowed to continue.

So your answer is NO, nobody is enjoying it, but objective Nigerians free from ethnic and political sentiments understand that this situation was unavoidable, and serious measures are being taken to remedy the situation.

Change, even from worse to better, is never without inconvenience.

franklynsunny:


I strongly say dat dis hardship is avoidable if since March 2015 a change is made to the poor masses

Our leader have channel all the wrongs GEJ did to us directly?

Please prove me wrong?

fulanimafia:
I remember how things used to be, and understand the difficult situation inherited by the current administration as a result of the past administrations failure to diversify the economy, which means that as oil prices are at an all time low and we are still an oil dependent mono economy, this hardship was unavoidable regardless of the results of the last election.

Our consolation lies in the knowledge that Nigeria was saved from impending destruction because if the past administration failed to deliver despite the high oil prices, and the same administration continued its wanton looting mixed with its failure to effectively tackle BH, then nobody needs a genius to know that GEJ would have been a disaster if allowed to continue.

So your answer is NO, nobody is enjoying it, but objective Nigerians free from ethnic and political sentiments understand that this situation was unavoidable, and serious measures are being taken to remedy the situation.

Change, even from worse to better, is never without inconvenience.

fulanimafia:
[s][/s]I remember how things used to be, and understand the difficult situation inherited by the current administration as a result of the past administrations failure to diversify the economy, which means that as oil prices are at an all time low and we are still an oil dependent mono economy, this hardship was unavoidable regardless of the results of the last election.

Our consolation lies in the knowledge that Nigeria was saved from impending destruction because if the past administration failed to deliver despite the high oil prices, and the same administration continued its wanton looting mixed with its failure to effectively tackle BH, then nobody needs a genius to know that GEJ would have been a disaster if allowed to continue.

So your answer is NO, nobody is enjoying it, but objective Nigerians free from ethnic and political sentiments understand that this situation was unavoidable, and serious measures are being taken to remedy the situation.

Change, even from worse to better, is never without inconvenience.[s][/s]

fulanimafia:


I don't understand what you're trying to say. The TSA policy was finally enforced for the first time under Buhari to curb wastage and corrupt practices, and we now have about N3 Trillion in the account. That is definitely a change.

Hundreds if not thousands of innocent Nigerians taken captive by BH are now free. Ask them and they will tell you that's change, as they return to their villages that were under BH rule by this time last year. That's change.

There are several other instances, and regarding the economy and infrastructure, not much could have been done as the oil prices determines our foreign reserves, which plays a highly significant role in determining our exchange rate and ability to diversify. Furthermore, the projects by this administration could not have started since March last year as we only passed the budget last week or so.

It's easier to cope with challenges when you understand them, otherwise you will just wail ceaselessly and ineffectually without any hope for the future.

fulanimafia:
I remember how things used to be, and understand the difficult situation inherited by the current administration as a result of the past administrations failure to diversify the economy, which means that as oil prices are at an all time low and we are still an oil dependent mono economy, this hardship was unavoidable regardless of the results of the last election.

Our consolation lies in the knowledge that Nigeria was saved from impending destruction because if the past administration failed to deliver despite the high oil prices, and the same administration continued its wanton looting mixed with its failure to effectively tackle BH, then nobody needs a genius to know that GEJ would have been a disaster if allowed to continue.

So your answer is NO, nobody is enjoying it, but objective Nigerians free from ethnic and political sentiments understand that this situation was unavoidable, and serious measures are being taken to remedy the situation.

Change, even from worse to better, is never without inconvenience.

Redoil:
Mynd1 is enjoying it