baby124:
Let us not claim we belong on the indexes when we clearly don't. Nigeria's presence on those indexes have been clearly fabricated. We are not even strong enough to have ever featured on those indexes. What ever we made from oil was stolen and not used to strengthen our economy. What ever investment they claim, is artificial and clearly one sided.

Our economy gains nothing when the so called investor bribes some criminals with scraps, so they can steal our common wealth. Most of these reactions are a fall out on Buhari's stand to strengthen the naira. If we don't stand up and sort ourselves, we will never be free from economic slavery. Let us focus on cleaning our dirty house before inviting opportunists to come and invest.

We need to focus on building a strong economy and stop electing dull people who cannot think past the crumbs they receive today. I am sure Nigerians will be shocked at how much was lost to these so called strong economies/ "investors" because some dull criminals chose to settle themselves at the expense of the economy. If we ask for the countries these "investor's" come from to investigate the investor criminals, all we will get is stories.

All these big banks are the life blood of their countries. The African gets punished for fighting back. They only want to create a false panic in the market. How else will they get us to keep selling ourselves by doing what they want? Does it make sense that Nigeria, the giant of Africa finally gets someone that is doing something about corruption, yet they predict doom and gloom. Isn't that in a normal country supposed to boost investor confidence? So what are we saying. Let us face our work and do the right thing for one, investors will come begging and then we can negotiate better terms. If we do not do this, Africa will not move forward. We Nigerian's are the light for Africa.

We are just finding our level economically. Let's be honest with ourselves here. We have nothing to show for the so called oil boom that will entice investors to even stay. Development does not happen on the pages of secret documents, it will be felt and seen if it was ever there.

revolt:
I guess our telecoms becoming th biggest market in less than 5yrs of privatisation was a hoax too!!! Or our fast rsing banking sector (which mallam sanusi went and did exactly wha buhari did, by telling the world, they're weren't as big as they looked, thereby triggering panic redrawals and crash of stockmarket), I hope u knw what 180million ppl are? I hope u know what an economy is as opposed to liquidity. Buhari shot us in the foot. Sanusi did same and we haven't recovered till today. I'm beginning to sense these northerners are tryn to kill all forms of private investment opportunities, ie Fdi inflows, ier, etc so the civil service can continue to remain relevant, so their ppl can have jobs. Clash of interest in a single nation, Are we truly a nation sef.?!

liberty300:
It's a shame that Buhari has decided to surround himself with praise singers and as$ lickers thereby completely blocking him from reality

baby124:
Let us not claim we belong on the indexes when we clearly don't. Nigeria's presence on those indexes have been clearly fabricated. We are not even strong enough to have ever featured on those indexes. What ever we made from oil was stolen and not used to strengthen our economy. What ever investment they claim, is artificial and clearly one sided.

Our economy gains nothing when the so called investor bribes some criminals with scraps, so they can steal our common wealth. Most of these reactions are a fall out on Buhari's stand to strengthen the naira. If we don't stand up and sort ourselves, we will never be free from economic slavery. Let us focus on cleaning our dirty house before inviting opportunists to come and invest.

We need to focus on building a strong economy and stop electing dull people who cannot think past the crumbs they receive today. I am sure Nigerians will be shocked at how much was lost to these so called strong economies/ "investors" because some dull criminals chose to settle themselves at the expense of the economy. If we ask for the countries these "investor's" come from to investigate the investor criminals, all we will get is stories.

All these big banks are the life blood of their countries. The African gets punished for fighting back. They only want to create a false panic in the market. How else will they get us to keep selling ourselves by doing what they want? Does it make sense that Nigeria, the giant of Africa finally gets someone that is doing something about corruption, yet they predict doom and gloom. Isn't that in a normal country supposed to boost investor confidence? So what are we saying. Let us face our work and do the right thing for one, investors will come begging and then we can negotiate better terms. If we do not do this, Africa will not move forward. We Nigerian's are the light for Africa.

We are just finding our level economically. Let's be honest with ourselves here. We have nothing to show for the so called oil boom that will entice investors to even stay. Development does not happen on the pages of secret documents, it will be felt and seen if it was ever there.

yomi007k:


Pessimist.

We will produce our basics(food,toletories,drugs,fuel,clothes). And then grow gradually thus reducing unemployment.

We are solely a consumer nation. Gotta hustle.

revolt:
I guess our telecoms becoming th biggest market in less than 5yrs of privatisation was a hoax too!!! Or our fast rsing banking sector (which mallam sanusi went and did exactly wha buhari did, by telling the world, they're weren't as big as they looked, thereby triggering panic redrawals and crash of stockmarket), I hope u knw what 180million ppl are? I hope u know what an economy is as opposed to liquidity. Buhari shot us in the foot. Sanusi did same and we haven't recovered till today. I'm beginning to sense these northerners are tryn to kill all forms of private investment opportunities, ie Fdi inflows, ier, etc so the civil service can continue to remain relevant, so their ppl can have jobs. Clash of interest (north vs south, we know most privatisation supporters reside in the souht and ofcos the north dreads the word itself) in a single nation, Are we truly a nation sef.?!

49cents:


You are just bent on defending the ineptitude of the government of the day!


Let's see how long you will go on with this

baby124:
Let us not claim we belong on the indexes when we clearly don't. Nigeria's presence on those indexes have been clearly fabricated. We are not even strong enough to have ever featured on those indexes. What ever we made from oil was stolen and not used to strengthen our economy. What ever investment they claim, is artificial and clearly one sided.

Our economy gains nothing when the so called investor bribes some criminals with scraps, so they can steal our common wealth. Most of these reactions are a fall out on Buhari's stand to strengthen the naira. If we don't stand up and sort ourselves, we will never be free from economic slavery. Let us focus on cleaning our dirty house before inviting opportunists to come and invest.

We need to focus on building a strong economy and stop electing dull people who cannot think past the crumbs they receive today. I am sure Nigerians will be shocked at how much was lost to these so called strong economies/ "investors" because some dull criminals chose to settle themselves at the expense of the economy. If we ask for the countries these "investor's" come from to investigate the investor criminals, all we will get is stories.

All these big banks are the life blood of their countries. The African gets punished for fighting back. They only want to create a false panic in the market. How else will they get us to keep selling ourselves by doing what they want? Does it make sense that Nigeria, the giant of Africa finally gets someone that is doing something about corruption, yet they predict doom and gloom. Isn't that in a normal country supposed to boost investor confidence? So what are we saying. Let us face our work and do the right thing for one, investors will come begging and then we can negotiate better terms. If we do not do this, Africa will not move forward. We Nigerian's are the light for Africa.

We are just finding our level economically. Let's be honest with ourselves here. We have nothing to show for the so called oil boom that will entice investors to even stay. Development does not happen on the pages of secret documents, it will be felt and seen if it was ever there.

Onyejiuwaokoh:
The wise ones are entering the Noah ark to be saved from the flood(economic disaster) while the foolish gullible ones are still shouting change.

Onyejiuwaokoh:
The wise ones are entering the Noah ark to be saved from the flood(economic disaster) while the foolish gullible ones are still shouting change.

mployer:


What do you want to produce? Even china needed massive investment from Americans to get on track.

ERAKAMUS:
BUHARI HAS DESTROYED NIGERIA. #PATAPATA.

onatisi:
it remain small. Just wait till next year when he starts printing more naira into circulation as a means of easing the cash crunch in the economy

abe4kom:
See gbege!

So what's the use of all the travelling to chatham house, UN, G7, G8, G9, even Western Germany?

redsun:
There may be something good for Nigeria there. These international scam schemes in the name of economic theories,indexes,forexes and gdps don't really benefit the common people.

Economic doesn't have go be in books and specific regulations,rather it should be in practice,impulse and genuinely beneficial to the people.

Who feels,knows it. We don't need guidance to survive,all we need is our own instinct and intuitive understanding of the world we live in.