Question for PapaBrowne:

I don't doubt investors are flooding to Nigeria. Money always follows the path of least resistance ie where interest rates - currency inflation is positive. . . and right now there's abundant money around with QE2, QE3, 4, 5, 6. . . .n.

Although some of us with elephant memories did not fail to spot the duplicitous nature of your claims cos you told us few months ago that Sanusi banking reforms has and will chase all the investors away. Me sef widda the yarns. At what point was the banking reform's (lauded in the article as the cause for investor confidence) drag effect on the economy overpowered by the attractiveness of the GEJ factor.

I am giving you a chance to (a.) concede the banking reforms debate or (b.) repudiate your present argument.


Here we go round the mulberry bush, the mulberry bush, the mulberry bush.

Transformation in action

ha nah british government you dey listen to .they just want the massive amount of nigerians who invaded uk and want them to run back home as they are struggling themselves.
look for ground.which 4th in world you dey see.nah only got goodluck house 4th dey