Maccoy1:
am not a pmb fan,but you don't have to use hate speech to pass ur msg

Obiagelli:
I have read countless comments from the pdp and it's supporters about the decision by JP Morgan to remove Nigeria from it's bond index, the truth of the matter is that they had warned to remove is as far back as January 2015 for currency restrictions.

Was Buhari president in January?



www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-02-05/nigeria-woes-deepen-as-jpmorgan-hits-emefiele-with-debt-warning


NB. I am totally indifferent about currency restrictions or JP Morgan itself.

I heard tonyebarcanista or Barcanista mentioned this as Buhari's failure in his thread.

UnknownT:
If the refineries working and improvement in electricity can be attributed to Buhari's body language, why wont our delisting from JP Morgan in his tenure be attributed to his body language too? Btw, who the bleep is this JP Morgan sef? Cant he respect Buhari's body language?

jkendy:
I suggest Madam Obiageli shuts her lousy mouth up.
If PMB can take the credit and glory for what the previous administration had earlier laid the foundation, they should equally be ready to accept responsibility for truancy as well

INTROVERT:
reading... please has anyone called tonyebarcanista yet




well, going by the first paragraph, the warning in January 2015 should have been enough reason for GMB to appoint ministers, set up a cabinet/economic team as soon as he was elected and hit the ground running bearing in mind that election years are more about campaigns and less of administration.


my opinion

soe:
Of course everyone knows barcanista is only a paid laptop boy...I have said it countless times...that boy needs to go to a university...

That you can read novels doesn't make you less an illiterate.

Asito:
If only I know what abi who a JP morgan is

Caseless:
na one of pdp neighbours be JP MORGAN...na bad man him be.

angrybull:
Mr. Buhari is totally and comprehensively responsible for jp Morgan removal of Nigeria in their bond index. Any positive or negative that comes from last administration, he must take responsibility.


He is taking praises for improved electric power, and other positive things that comes with last government. So what is is wrong if he takes responsibility for this?

Mr buhari is the leader we know and by so doing he is totally responsible for yanking of Nigeria off jp Morgan bond index.

INTROVERT:
reading... please has anyone called tonyebarcanista yet




well, going by the first paragraph, the warning in January 2015 should have been enough reason for GMB to appoint ministers, set up a cabinet/economic team as soon as he was elected and hit the ground running bearing in mind that election years are more about campaigns and less of administration.Introvert my love, I missed you.


my opinion

sweetgala:


Jonathan had set up many foundations however by his own actions he had ensured those facilities were compromised by enabling people of questionable character as the keepers of the watch. We all know how vandalism and oik theft affected the supply of gas to the electrical generation stations.

Even the director of one the stations mentioned it earlier that apart from a determination of all individuals to embrace the code of honesty the constant supply of gas for power generation has been the difference, therefore Buhari directive for the navy and army to take over the protection of all national lines

eaglechild:
Warn to inform someone in advance of a possible danger,
problem, or other unpleasant situation.


Warning
something (such as an action or a statement) that
tells someone about possible danger or trouble. : a
statement that tells ...


http://www.thefreedictionary.com/warning

We were warned in January of the possibility of being delisted.

However, Buhari in the past 4 months DID ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to forestall that action from occurring.

The delisting was not inevitable.
It was rather avoidable if the correct policies were put in place.

How can one put in place such policies when there in NO ECONOMIC TEAM on ground.

Buhari is responsible for the present state of the economy.

sparkle10:


The point is lack of fiscal direction by the present government fast tracked the de-listing. JP morgan saw no point in waiting.

Obiagelli:
I have read countless comments from the pdp and it's supporters about the decision by JP Morgan to remove Nigeria from it's bond index, the truth of the matter is that they had warned to remove is as far back as January 2015 for currency restrictions.

Was Buhari president in January?



www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-02-05/nigeria-woes-deepen-as-jpmorgan-hits-emefiele-with-debt-warning
before the removal,has Buhari spent 100days in office or not?
what has he done about it before this time?
Mrs opportunist, attention seeker,by the way who need your opinion in this matter?
posterity will judge you since you have stopped to campaign about the release of Chibok girls and now licking the messy buttocks of Buhari.


NB. I am totally indifferent about currency restrictions or JP Morgan itself.

I heard tonyebarcanista or Barcanista mentioned this as Buhari's failure in his thread.

omonnakoda:
Posted at 11.45 and already on front page. I smell propaganda.

Anyway the real question is does it matter what JP Morgan does or says?
This thread is designed to be a proxy for the GEJ vs Buuhari argument which is disappointing.
The Central Bank of Nigeria did not operate under political control under GEJ and I do not believe that is the case now.This is not and should not be a party politiccs issue.
People need to understand What is Nigeria's long term interest in this issue and keep quiet if they do not understand what is going on

The same day that Nigeria Stock exchange lost $ 1 billion the US NASDAQ lost $80 billion. the NSE was wort $65 while the NASDAQ around $8 trillion. The NASDAQ which is in JP Morgan's good books fared a lot worse on the same day.

JP Morgan is a business and a very corrupt one at that.Don't take my word for it


JP Morgan + Scandal

or

JP Morgan + corruption

JP Morgan is an American business that cannot love us more than we love ourselves.

Anyway this topic is meaningless and very few people have he required knowledge to comment dispassionately about it.Why is it on Front page

TonyeBarcanista:

I think you don't understand. In January the JP Morgan warned Nigeria over Transparency in our market and others that the CBN took swift action. They NEVER delisted Nigeria. The reason for delistment has everything to do with tinkering of the FX and lack of Fiscal policy by Buhari which has caused lots of discomfort by investors. Go read girl

grandstar:


Buhari government is responsible. He has an incompetent Bank governor who should have been sacked. Buhari's poor understanding of economics is glaring.

lincolnj88:
So u mean buhari 3 months of economic idleness has no negative effect on our economy and cant be a factor which led to the jp morgan decision of removing us.... But u believe the same idleness is responsible for electricity improvement through the term body language

PassingShot:

The loss in Foreign Reserve coupled with continued erosion of Naira value brought about by crash in crude price would not have made any progress possible. Add the fact that the CBN is determined to make it very difficult if not impossible for looters of our treasury dollars to be able to easily exchange or transfer such monies abroad, you'd understand that nothing much could have been done.

And the conditions given by JP Morgan for Nigeria to continue to be part of its Bond Index are not beneficial to the country. So, whichever way you see it, the best option for Nigeria was to dare JP Morgan and live with the immediate consequence of the de-listing.

After some time, Nigeria will learn to live without the manipulative foreign investors of JP Morgan and their likes.

OlaSpeaker:
i have read many comment about this issue and sentiment aside PMB has not utter a word concerning this nor did he take responsibility for the improve power supply when asked what he did concerning the improved power supply he simply said he told the investors to give Nigerians light or return the money the benefitted from the government and to be fair it is not all issues that requires money some only requires a decisive leader who will not tolerate impunity which led to what we are seing in our refineries and improved power supply