President Muhammadu Buhari has told the
members of the Board of African Export and
Important Bank, AFREXIM that his
administration will continue to come to them for
assistance.
The President said Nigeria will continue to
borrow in order to fix the long decayed
infrastructure in the country.
In a statement by his Senior Special Assistant
on Media and Publicity, Malam Garba Shehu,
the President said, “We are grateful for the
much you are doing for us, but we will continue
to knock on your doors for more and more as
we strive to overcome our infrastructure deficit.”
Buhari also called for stronger partnership with
lending banks to reduce the nation’s
infrastructure deficit, assuring of his
administration’s full commitment to implement
all agreements.
According Garba, the President stated this when
he received the Board of African Export and
Import Bank, AFREXIM, led by Dr Benedict Okey,
at the Presidential Villa.
He said that his administration will keep making
requests from the bank for financial aid for the
building of infrastructure and development of
the real sector.
“We realise that we do need money to fix the
appalling state of infrastructure we met; to do
roads, railways, power and communications – a
sector now mostly in private hands which is
doing very well.
“Don’t be tired of us. We will be coming to you
again and again. Please accommodate us,” he
said.
He said Nigeria already faced a challenge of
fixing and putting in place long delayed
infrastructure and will need strong partnerships
for quick and better results.


source:: https://crusadersiii./2018/07/12/well-continue-to-borrow-buhari/#more-207

Werey

Continue to cause inflation!

Kai! Go get your PVC!

Borrow to do what exactly ?

Mr president mma gi

We realise that we do need money to fix the
appalling state of infrastructure we met; to do
roads, railways, power and communications – a
sector now mostly in private hands which is
doing very well.
“Don’t be tired of us. We will be coming to you
again and again. Please accommodate us,” he
said.
He said Nigeria already faced a challenge of
fixing and putting in place long delayed
infrastructure and will need strong partnerships
for quick and better results.



We believe in you as you take us to the land flowing with milk and honey Mr President.

If only he can borrow sense aswell.