Racoon post=123956227 :

While Nigerians know how to give leadership a chance, extended suffering will force a reaction. It is therefore in the interest of the Administration that it ensures that its policies deliver on economic growth, reduced inflation, higher household income and production.
https://www.thecable.ng/the-return-of-sap/amp

Racoon:
Same de javu situation today as it was the case when Buhari who passed the baton to the criminal mandate holder. Nigeria is just unfortunate with leadership. Guess the writer of this great piece will be called an IPOB member?

mariovito:
From Austerity measures, to Structural adjustment Policy, to MAMSER, what will this one be called? Government always pushing the brunt of their inefficiency on the masses

Seems Nigeria is always facing economic challenges.

The panacea is quite obvious but we pretend to not know.

Reduce cost of running government.

Stop government wastage.

Corruption, nepotism.

Let capable hands run the system.

But how can these be when most of the time, what are have are power thieves who steal political power either through the barrel of a gun or by robbing the people's vote either through vote buying or outright rigging and result manipulation.

The end justifies the means you'll say. But how can the end be good if the means if crooked?

No one steals power because he wants to serve the people, it's usually for selfish reasons so when they get it in there, just like a feudal system, their homage, tax or whatever you call it must remain untouched so they increase the tax to be paid by the serfs and that's what always happens in Nigeria, instead of the returns of the feudal lords to diminish, they increase tax which in our case is achieved by inflation.

Nigeria can only get it right when we start having legitimate intelligent governments.

Till then, let's enjoy Buharinomics promax now known as Tinubunomics.

Open your eyes, we're been run my a mafia.

Inflation will not cease because their money must to complete.

Racoon:
Same de javu deja vu situation today as it was the case when Buhari who passed the baton to the criminal mandate holder. Nigeria is just unfortunate with leadership.

Zxcvbnmghtr:
Racoon never knew you are this shallow. I swear.

Kaycee54321:
Structural adjustment program - SAP

Structural adjustment program advanced - SAPA

nairalanda1:


It won't solve the problems we have now, and the new government would be forced to implement SAP in the short term...because quite frankly we don't have enough money, and the looting and corruption makes a bad situation worse.

Yes, I'm no fan of Tinubu.

omojeesu:
Once upon a time
Public Sector was born
Then Private Sector followed
Corruption too emerged

After a while
The Private grew
Soon the Public-Private song started
Corruption dug in
The song changed but unbeknown to many
To Private-Public dance
Soon the Private will completely swallow the Public
But fact-checkers will debunk it.
And the masses will it.

Am I not a conspiracy theorist?

Procashtips:


I thought the article you posted stated that the issue started in 1981 and who was the leader in 1981?

You guys won't practicing half truths, yet you want progress for the country!

lexy2014:


Which issue started in 1981 and where was it mentioned in the article that "the issue" started in 1981?

nairalanda1:
SAP is a common feature of oil dependent economies like Nigeria.




Source: Managing the Dutch diease in Nigeria, 2004.

okomile:



Kick them out nah


Ode!!!

Procashtips:


Read.

Is this too hard to do?

Hpesoj:


Lol... Don't just copy and paste.

SAP have nothing to do with being an oil-dependent country or the Dutch-disease. SAP is just a a set of economic reforms that countries (over the years SAP loans are mainly distributed to developing countries with Nigeria being the only oil-dependent country on the list) must adhere to in order to secure a loan from the Bretton Woods institutions.

EmeeNaka:
Nobody is talking about population growth.

lexy2014:


How does your screenshot answer the question?

Which issue started in 1981 and where was it mentioned in the article that "the issue" started in 1981?

lexy2014:


Where did buhari see the 1trillion he spent on refineries without results?

Is there any country in the world that has enough money?

Do they all implement SAP because they don't have enough money?

Procashtips:


Do you know what "no where near the peak of 1981" means?

It means the decline started after the 1981 peak.

BarrettMRAD:
SAPs have failed to develop Nigeria not because assistance was hindered — or ‘thwarted’, in the language used by the IMF. Ineffectiveness occurred because assistance was NEVER the intention. SAP is neo-colonialism through “coerced adoption” . All the Profits made by this tinubu administration will be “exported to the West” and economic growth will be crippled through limited local investment. The vicious cycle continues.

nairalanda1:
SAP is a common feature of oil dependent economies like Nigeria.




Source: Managing the Dutch diease in Nigeria, 2004.

lexy2014:


How does your screenshot answer the question?

Which issue started in 1981 and where was it mentioned in the article that "the issue" started in 1981?

soccerlite:


What of Saudi and co

Are they doing too