NextGovernor:
So Nigeria is finally useless in everything?

profedet:
Guys this is a belated info, please check the dates (2015) and (2016). Today is the 30th of March 2017, I seem to to see how current real time macroeconomic dynamics relate with this stale information, except it was brought up to create unnecessary fear.

Waspy:
This USA sef

lampard01:
Abeg how this one take affect price of tramadol ?

hucienda:
"I will be the greatest jobs president that God ever created." - President Trump

NextGovernor:
So Nigeria is finally useless in everything?

chidesco2:
chai! its almost like these Americans just want to be in control of everything. Business, entertainment, showbiz, technology, military, economy, even Olympic gold medals. but they can never be good at Football or produce world class talents. its truly a beautiful game

Tmex:
Exactly o, all the dates on that publication doesnt have anything to do with recent trends and most importantly china is the major buyer of the nigerian crude oil at the moment, this news is vagued and doesnt correlate with current happenings. I know some people will begin their business of hoarding the dollars now( na u go tire).

lampard01:
Abeg how this one take affect price of tramadol ?

lampard01:
Abeg how this one take affect price of tramadol ?

Fabulosdave01:
All because of trump and his America first rhetoric

NextGovernor:
So Nigeria is finally useless in everything?

profedet:
Guys this is a belated info, please check the dates (2015) and (2016). Today is the 30th of March 2017, I seem to to see how current real time macroeconomic dynamics relate with this stale information, except it was brought up to create unnecessary fear.

AnyibestDede:
This is a market we dnt hv control over, what we should be thinking of now as a country is to try and make our refineries to start working. If the govt cnt do it alone then let them do it the way they did it in our telecomication sector, almost everybody hv a phone now. That wouldn't hv been poosible if we are sit opperating NITEL. Give the refineries out to businees minded people to build and opperate and u see how things will turn around. Its better 4 us to be exporting fuel to other African countries than over relying on exportation of crude

majour:
They have their own football, most don't value the Chelsea and barca craze, some.hardly even know who the champions are, but tell them.about Superbowl and they go wild, its a country that has sustained greatness by buying greatness from.all.around the world and developing it while we throw.our own treasures away

knuckbuck:


Yes ExxonMobil did and they are in the process of trying to buy out BP. They are still negotiating though. I very much doubt if they will buy out BP completely. They may buy out some of their interests but not all of them.

khalids:
CC:Lalsticlala

What was the essence of moving this to front page....this topic creates a false sense of the present economic dynamics, as the heading is totally miss leading for 2017

The news is stale...it would have made sense if it went to front page last year 2016...

CONFAMA:


Bro how you dey take am jare...

E be like say 100mg no wan catch me again...

sweetgala:


I agreed with privatisation , however it must be done with care and transparency.

See the results of the privatisation and deregulation of the power sector where company and individuals who had no experience in that sector , had no capital or capacity to develop the sector got the different units PHCN and have not improved anything

It's the FG that is now bailing them out, organising investment etc

maxiuc:
Everytime buhari enters government one bad thing or the other must happen

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this is no wailers stuff
let the truth be spoken
buhari is a badluck to Nigeria nd west Afrcan as a whole

Zombie bewarned dnt quote me leave me to my opinion