amaechi1:


People that will never see anything good in themselves is very unfortunate.

Armorall:
5) The Crude Oil Price is going up

Charly68:
God bless u tthey are too pesimistic and I wonder their problem : Even when it is apparent things are going to be better they will still have one reason or the other not to believe .
amaechi1: People that will never see
anything good in themselves is
very unfortunate.

aloeman15:
I'm late to the party.
It's really hard to snap deluded people out of their dream state.
Tell me, this time last year, if your optimistic brains had been told nigeria would be in its current state, what would you have said?
"Hit the ground running", abi?
In over a year since they won elections, Your govt, despite all reason and commonsense to the contrary, has blatantly refused to give you a plan of action, yet you, the op and mr. Amaechi are still eating BLIND optimism, eh?
Tell me, what would, could you ever criticise buhari for?
Hm...
You're going to borrow to fund your budget. And spend 40% of all your revenue paying for your loan.
You're going to flood the market with naira- especially your N500b welfare fund, the height of idiocy in an economic downturn.
You will still- illegally- hold foreign companies' earnings hostage.
China plans to buy your crude with their yuan, not the dollar (you didn't think of that when you were signing the loan deal, did you).

The best you can hope for in crude prices in 2016 is $50. And even that's a giant leap. Your budget needs $63 to balance out.
Mr man you talked as if you are one of those who lost out in the tenure of "shop I shop" Are you part of those who ran the economy aground and are now blaming the new president for 16 years maladministration. Common sense tells me that Buhari met a very bad economy hence requires time to put things in order. All these your analysis are paper works that does not reflect the reality of things .
Major manufacturers, airlines, most of our economic heavy weights are in the black market.
You can't generate power to save your lives. Your fuel queues are 3 months old, your economy still has NO blueprint, the infrastructure-developing ministries have less money than the propaganda ministry and ict isn't even an afterthought.
Now, which of these few facts will give your naira any hope?