Barryseal:

You vote the wrong man and pray he succeeds. Lol

Coolsat:
And who was the right man?

blueAgent:


Did you read what you wrote here?

Clown.

emkz:


I'd not engage you any further.

You argue to try to win and not argue to make sense. You are filled with hate and I hope you find peace with yourself. You accused me of being paid. If I ask you for proof of payment, the world would see how stupid you are.

I am too big to engage in personal attacks with your likes. When you are more mature, you can return to read and maybe your brain will be open then.

Goodbye.

codemaniacs:


If you don't understand how global economics works then keep quiet.

you are the clown..

Johncuppa:

But Asiwaju with his good intentions is not visiting this issue.
Yemi Osinbajo listed how the country can work through diversification in his primary manifesto.
Why is Asiwaju putting everything on taxation instead of manufacturing?
His economy recovery team has not mentioned this too in any of their policies rolled out.

EreluRoz:
Ajaokuta steel is lying there abandoned and not active, that alone can solve a whole lot of mess in Nigeria but it must be only oil.

Youth of the country are still sleeping, the few ones in position to make a solid statement are worse than the old corrupt leaders.

When we are all ready for revolution, you can call on me for support.

Meanwhile we should keep praying for asiwaju to succeed because he obviously has good intentions for Nigeria.

Barryseal:

You vote the wrong man and pray he succeeds. Lol

Coolsat:
And who was the right man? Bro all of them are the same and I support that revolution thing she mentioned. Na the only way to bring sense back to naija bdat

Pusyiter:
Interestingly, there is no President that does not have good intentions
The challenge has been good political will to bring change
When you want to bring change and see it will affect someone very close, you change tactics
This is why we will continue to clamour for the restructuring of this country
If not, we will keep being keyboard warriors

poseidon12:


Exactly. The solution to Nigeria's fundamental problem lies in restructuring. That is decentralisation of governance.

Piroty:
Just start to learn trading so u can benefits from dollar increase and ur trading skills

TOMMYS:


Forex

TruthsFM:
We keep on consuming but not manufacturing, there will be great danger in our economy.

bjcole:


I gave you facts that your principal and the president is dull, and you ran away because you don't have any points.

You said govt should ban the use of dollars. Who would ban the use of dollars? Is it the same president that was parading bullion vans on election day and also sharing dollars to delegates to sway them for votes.
Nigerians always think they can escape the consequences of their actions.
Welcome to the era of free fall of Naira.

EreluRoz:
Ajaokuta steel is lying there abandoned and not active, that alone can solve a whole lot of mess in Nigeria but it must be only oil.

Youth of the country are still sleeping, the few ones in position to make a solid statement are worse than the old corrupt leaders.

When we are all ready for revolution, you can call on me for support.

Meanwhile we should keep praying for asiwaju to succeed because he obviously has good intentions for Nigeria.

rajiedreez:
It's all our fault

emmi14:

Speak for yourself and stop talking nonsense.

djon78:



And it's getting tougher for the Economy because wrong things are being done

The elites and politicians won't hear
But time is running out for the Nigerian Economy

gabicon:
We all know the problem, how do we solve it in a non textbook manner. I run a manufacturing business, we have 3 phase equipments and voltage sensitive single phase equipments. For months now we don't get complete 3 phases and even the single phase is not 220v. So to run efficiently, we have to do so on diesel, that alone has taken the competitive edge. Manufacturing is not about being indigenous, it's about how competitive you can be, the main reason multinational manufacturing plants are closing down is because they can't effectively compete in global space.

Piroty:
Just start to learn trading so u can benefits from dollar increase and ur trading skills

mariahAngel:


No mind that Tranquility2345. Na so the guy be. Chaos!

Primebuilders:
For me the problem of the Naira is NNPCL. That organization is so deep in secrecy that no one knows what is happening there.
How is it that a private limited company (as NNPCL is now called) is the one receiving the drilling, exporting, and collecting of oil revenues in dollars on behalf of Nigeria without accountability to anyone. No audit nothing. Buhari refuse to appoint a petroleum minister and Tinubu have refuse to do same. What is going on in NNPCL. Where is the dollar they are exchanging for our oil money going.

macklef:

That's why Alison madueke can never be poor

adefitim:
Reno Omokri as talked about this extensively. He even advised Nigerians to dump MTN for Glo, drop Foreign cars for Innosson and other Nigeria manufactured ones

Piroty:


To Start trading or start leaning ?

adefitim:
Reno Omokri as talked about this extensively. He even advised Nigerians to dump MTN for Glo, drop Foreign cars for Innosson and other Nigeria manufactured ones

Tonytonex:
to start trading sir.

I can look for someone to put me through on the basics.

N.B. how much do people charge for teaching it?

codemaniacs:


No Nigerian is driven by fear of been shamed.

if you have knowledge of history then you will know that Japan, South Korea and Germany all got support from U:S and Europe and you will never ever compare them to Nigeria who never received any support from U:S and Europe.

you are the one been driven by fear of been shame.

codemaniacs:


No Nigerian is driven by fear of been shamed.

if you have knowledge of history then you will know that Japan, South Korea and Germany all got support from U:S and Europe and you will never ever compare them to Nigeria who never received any support from U:S and Europe.

you are the one been driven by fear of been shame.