tos4u:
I cant see the reson to devalue naira anymore, buhari will make 1naira=1dollar now very soon

jcmaiah:

Bros the kind dream wey you dey Na hot water fit wake you. 1$=1N very soon?

Volksfuhrer:
Let these foreign investors stay away from Nigeria for now, if they still find our economy risky to put their money!

The real sector is already groaning at the current rate of exchange, and yet these foreign loan sharks are asking us to further devalue the currency to minimize their risks!

abduljabbar4:

The fact is Buhari never made such promise. They can't provide any audio or video or a reliable source.

arsetalks:
I feel for the incoming government. The outgoing government has so bastadized our economy that the task would right from the first day in office be a big task for the incoming government.

It is such a shame really. We had no boom in the country when oil prices where extremely above our bench mark rate but we are not suffering when the prices are low. Thats the hallmark of a corrupt government. Yet some people are calling him an history for conceding defeat to an ELECTION HE LOST.

My annoyance is Buhari won't want to probe the clueless jerk when he comes in. He has milked us dry and it will take us a while to fully recover from this.

RockMaxi:



We shouted on the top of our voices then that the voodoo statistics coming from NOI does not reflect the true state of the economy, but the propaganda sells faster even to the so called elites.
Fast forward to recent events, I initally didn't feel excited about this Buhari's victory and like I said Buhari will still face the same hurdle he faced in 1983 if not more in 2015, what a fate.
Hope is no all lost because now there will be divergent views on policies as contrast to what is obtainable in 1983. The biggest task is how to contain our impatience to seeing how policies will be implemented. Even if there is going to be any magic it will definitely take time to materialize.

Bevista:
I have been begging those peddling that propaganda to provide me with a link to any credible article where Buhari said that with his own mouth. I blame News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) for deliberately misleading the public, they started that sh*t.

abduljabbar4:

The fact is Buhari never made such promise. They can't provide any audio or video or a reliable source.

DaGC:
Some of the people above are among those who still blames GEJ for every problem Nigeria have but exempt all past leaders before GEJ from blame. Smh.

I dared a few of the APC supporters at the state's headquarters while passing by, to name a leader since 1960 that has done more infrastructural projects than this outgoing government. I throw the same to my fellow Nairalanders now.

Yes, Oil prices are coming down but don't ever think a time will come anytime soon when oil won't be needed in the world. Pray that likewise the way the outgoing govt diversified to Agriculture and Entertainment, that the incoming also bring more ideas away from oil and sustain the existing ones.

Vote for candidate, not for party. Hell, GEJ might switch parties and this same people will call him a 'progressive'.

I voted for the PDP during the presidential elections, but I sure as hell ain't voting their candidate for the gubernatorial election.

If Lucky Igbenedion or Ibori enters the APC and seek public offices, these retards falling for the party hype will vote em in without looking at the candidates. Even after saying the PDP ruined Nigeria.

If GEJ couldn't solve all Nigeria's problems in 5years and was lambasted for it, then no one should make excuses for the General if he can't achieve them in 4years. Let him focus on the task of rebranding Nigeria into the better Nigeria we all hope for.

arsetalks:
Do you blame the foreign investors? They are realistic people. Don't you know a country's currency is as good as it exports?

Our export is oil, is the value of oil is now almost in the junk status, what makes you think naira shouldn't be? The blame should be on our so called president who has so ruined this economy.

arsetalks:
No one is blaming GEJ for the past. We are blaming him for the present.

Who met naira at 115 but is leaving it at 200+? Who met the foreign reserve at $60bn or there about and is leaving it at $35bn or there about?

Who had the fortune of high oil prices for over 2 years and we are not better for it?

Who told us he was removing fuel subsidy partially to build us refineries but did nothing?

Under who was so much scam carried out and was not checkmated?

Under who did Efcc and ICPC died?

If you say we should not blame GEJ cos orders fumbled then we should not praise OBJ for helping to get a reprieve from the debt imposed on us by others? Then we can assume OBJ didn't do well with the Efcc and ICPC?

DaGC:
Some of the people above are among those who still blames GEJ for every problem Nigeria have but exempt all past leaders before GEJ from blame. Smh.

I dared a few of the APC supporters at the state's headquarters while passing by, to name a leader since 1960 that has done more infrastructural projects than this outgoing government. I throw the same to my fellow Nairalanders now.

Yes, Oil prices are coming down but don't ever think a time will come anytime soon when oil won't be needed in the world. Pray that likewise the way the outgoing govt diversified to Agriculture and Entertainment, that the incoming also bring more ideas away from oil and sustain the existing ones.

Vote for candidate, not for party. Hell, GEJ might switch parties and this same people will call him a 'progressive'.

I voted for the PDP during the presidential elections, but I sure as hell ain't voting their candidate for the gubernatorial election.

If Lucky Igbenedion or Ibori enters the APC and seek public offices, these retards falling for the party hype will vote em in without looking at the candidates. Even after saying the PDP ruined Nigeria.

If GEJ couldn't solve all Nigeria's problems in 5years and was lambasted for it, then no one should make excuses for the General if he can't achieve them in 4years. Let him focus on the task of rebranding Nigeria into the better Nigeria we all hope for.

arsetalks:
Exactly bro. The people are very likely to be impatient and this can only spell doom for Buhari's administration.

To me, Buhari's 4 years ( I don't see a second 4 years for him) will be a cleansing one for the next president after him likely to be Okorocha or Fashola or Osinbajo.

Opinedecandid:
It is as expected.

No qualms.

arsetalks:
I feel for the incoming government. The outgoing government has so bastadized our economy that the task would right from the first day in office be a big task for the incoming government.

It is such a shame really. We had no boom in the country when oil prices where extremely above our bench mark rate but we are now suffering when the prices are low. Thats the hallmark of a corrupt government. Yet some people are calling him an hero for conceding defeat to an ELECTION HE LOST.

My annoyance is Buhari won't want to probe the clueless jerk when he comes in. He has milked us dry and it will take us a while to fully recover from this.

HzRF:

Stories that touches
Ur Messiah has already started d blame game
By d tym a barrel of oil is sold at 30$ we would see