For the country to get out of recession, former President Olusegun Obasanjo has called for an increase in the volume of trade internally and externally and the establishment of a commodity exchange to ensure stability in the prices of agricultural produce. Obasanjo made the suggestion in Abeokuta, Ogun State, on Monday during the opening of the 8th National Council on Industry, Trade and Investment currently holding in the state capital. He advised the government to also put in...http://www.reportaroundyou.com/how-nigeria-can-get-out-of-recession-obasanjo/

Obasanjo didn't say anything new. His advice is one of the solutions that have been suggested by economic experts. The only trouble with the Buhari administration is its flippant attitude to the economic challenges confronting the nation.

recession doesn't vanish within months,it will take a long time.....all great nations of the world in some point in their nationhood suffer recession,so Nigeria won't be an exception......




...lets not forget this is a build up as a result of our reckless spending,massive looting and inability to save for the rainy day






sai baba is poised to make 9ja great

Kingsley1000:
recession doesn't vanish within months,it will take a long time.....all great nations of the world in some point in their nationhood suffer recession,so Nigeria won't be an exception......




...lets not forget this is a build up as a result of our reckless spending,massive looting and inability to save for the rainy day






sai baba is poised to make 9ja great

Oga, una no get shame at all

Kingsley1000:




...lets not forget this is a build up as a result of our reckless spending,massive looting and inability to save for the rainy day

This line of defence has become stale; it sounds like a broken record. Nigerians didn't elect Buhari to gloat over the failures of the past administration. He was elected to correct them. At the end of his first term in office, he won't be assessed based on the things Jonathan did, but on the things he fails to do.

Kingsley1000:
recession doesn't vanish within months,it will take a long time.....all great nations of the world in some point in their nationhood suffer recession,so Nigeria won't be an exception......




...lets not forget this is a build up as a result of our reckless spending,massive looting and inability to save for the rainy day






sai baba is poised to make 9ja great

This what happen when Kabiru Ahmadu from Sokoto decided to answer Kingley in NL......
They always think we all are dullards......

bejeiodus:
This line of defence has become stale; it sounds like a broken record. Nigerians didn't elect Buhari to gloat over the failures of the past administration. He was elected to correct them. At the end of his first term in office, he won't be assessed based on the things Jonathan did, but on the things he fails to do.

an adage goes"if you don't know where rain starts beating you,definitely you won't know where it will stop"we are not blaming anybody but making reference to the past,what's the essence of history?we are integrating our inadequacies and flaws we made in the past with how best to forestall it

Kingsley1000:
an adage goes"if you don't know where rain starts beating you,definitely you won't know where it will stop"we are not blaming anybody but making reference to the past,what's the essence of history?we are integrating our inadequacies and flaws we made in the past with how best to forestall it

Buhari is still part of the past so he has no one to blame

Edygrin:
Buhari is still part of the past so he has no one to blame

we are not blaming but making reference to the past of which Buhari is part of.....all of them contributed immensely to the woes nigerians are going thru now

Kingsley1000:
we are not blaming but making reference to the past of which Buhari is part of.....all of them contributed immensely to the woes nigerians are going thru now

Then make the reference properly. 90% of APC members are part of the past.

Obj always talking as if he has a solution to every problem.

open d border first

borntosuccess:
open d border first

if they open the border,how is going to encourage our local production?.....commodities like car,and edible substances should be banned from importing......we have a car manufacturing industry in nnewi,let's support our own