mrvitalis:
Removing subsidy was a good idea ( they borrowed) but now they don't know absolutely what to do to stabilize the economy

Developmental economics is a balancing art

FB should have rolled Out a 5 trillion naira soft credit to banks ( commercial and micro finance) to give to specific key sectors to either
1) produce what we import
2) produce what we can export

To get the loan

1) your business must be viable banks would make sure of that

2) employ a minimum amount of people

3) serve us or earn us a certain amount of foreign exchange

This would straighten naira... Dropping inflation, create employment, generating revenue, increasing GDP and overal improve living standard


But watch how they would start building unimportant infrastructural project that can't sustain itself even

Parachoco:
Absolute Majority Of Nigerians are ready to suffer Today and Enjoy Tomorrow

Capernum:


Oyo lo wa. Mr poverty thick skin. You are the only majority. No one wants to keep suffering today...tomorrow is not guaranteed. OYO is your case

Capernum:


It doesn't work that easily in Nigeria.

Parachoco:
Absolute Majority Of Nigerians are ready to suffer Today and Enjoy Tomorrow

baralatie:
worstest suggestion

mrvitalis:
Removing subsidy was a good idea ( they borrowed) but now they don't know absolutely what to do to stabilize the economy

Developmental economics is a balancing art

FB should have rolled Out a 5 trillion naira soft credit to banks ( commercial and micro finance) to give to specific key sectors to either
1) produce what we import
2) produce what we can export

To get the loan

1) your business must be viable banks would make sure of that

2) employ a minimum amount of people

3) serve us or earn us a certain amount of foreign exchange

This would straighten naira... Dropping inflation, create employment, generating revenue, increasing GDP and overal improve living standard


But watch how they would start building unimportant infrastructural project that can't sustain itself even

Parachoco:
Absolute Majority Of Nigerians are ready to suffer Today and Enjoy Tomorrow

eodavids:


Pls, who will ensure that the suffering Nigerians will enjoy tomorrow?

mrvitalis:

So they should buy high and sale low?

Me I would buy even if it's 5000

Parachoco:
Absolute Majority Of Nigerians are ready to suffer Today and Enjoy Tomorrow

Poske95:


Your prediction or facade.....
Many a Nigerians have been hanging on pipe dreams for a long time...u know......
Tomorrow...you said

mrvitalis:

I dare u to drop something better

Parachoco:
Asiwaju has never rule Nigeria before

Do not compare him with Buhari, Jonathan, Obasanjo and Yardua, he's different.

Buhari, Jonathan and Obasanjo have done their part, and they performed far below expectation. Asiwaju is just starting and is presently on the right track.

Parachoco:
Asiwaju has never rule Nigeria before

Do not compare him with Buhari, Jonathan, Obasanjo and Yardua, he's different.

Kuginzi:


https://punchng.com/marketers-project-n700-litre-petrol/

baralatie:

Is it not tinubu andbuhari that gang up to sabotage Jonathan's economic reforms

Parachoco:
Absolute Majority Of Nigerians are ready to suffer Today and Enjoy Tomorrow

Parachoco:
Lies! Asiwaju and Buhari didn't shut down Nigeria

There was no protest in every part of Nigeria.

Is no One's fault Jonathan didn't stand his ground

Poske95:


That's why we probably are in it...
You see, we buy into the individual and his products......fast forward we see what we've always feared ......time elapses and they ask for forgiveness and ...here comes another one.
Populists with no conviction that they are ordinary

Sermwell:
Alot of people are going to suffer under this government but they don't want to hear it! The handwriting is all over the wall already.

I just urge those who are doing well to help those in need. This is because some people may die of hunger if we don't help each other because of our political differences. My closest pal is a Yoruba Muslim guy, fatai, and because of him, I have always refused to believe anything said on this forum about Yoruba Muslims. Although he voted for Tinubu and I voted Obi, we are still good friends. He has sold his car after the subsidy removal and I have been the one driving him to work. He kept assuring me that things will get better, but I don't believe him yet.

He came visiting on Monday that he couldn't afford the sallah ram and other needs for the festive season. I didn't want to ask him what he did with the money he realized from selling his car. My girl insisted that I shouldn't help him because of his political believe and support for Tinubu. But life is bigger than those nonsense.

Please you all should support the needy at this time. Elections are over, and the hate is not worth it.

baralatie:

Your weed and ganja get grade ,like serious A+++++++++++++++++++++++++ grade
🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴🚴

helinues:
Big playing.

It can never be up to that amount. How much are the countries with no oil buying a liter of fuel?

Parachoco:
Show me evidence there was protest/Lockdown in the South Eastern Part of Nigeria.

baralatie:

If you are arguing about the extent of the occupy Nigeria spear headed by tinubu,buhari,El rufai,ekwesili,national labour congress,falana,musicians all over the country

Then I can't help your delusions

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupy_Nigeria&ved=2ahUKEwibpIPMk-j_AhUPT8AKHRgwDQAQFnoECCYQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3EF70CZxqdPNXrVuYwfd1U

nony43:


Minimum wage of UK is about 2.5million naira(10.42£/HR)
U can't even compare




In the UK more in the Northern England were I have toured petrol is been sold between £1.45 to £ 1.59 it depends on were you buy and they are not producing oil in commercial quantity in the UK yet no scarcity. That is about 1400 in naira.

Parachoco:
Show me evidence there was protest/Lockdown in South East Nigeria

helinues:
Big playing.

It can never be up to that amount. How much are the countries with no oil buying a liter of fuel?