TPAND:
Buhari is looking n becoming more or less like a vegetable . But I assure you, your ouster in 2019, we bring about a resuscitation of our crumbling glory.

erico2k2:
Another Ogoro bar talk

VictorRomanov:


Ok. My dad used to have a volks wagen Santana. Thats a fact!

What about now?

Hmmm....

thesicilian:

Hahahaha
That your fact is useless to me as an outsider to your family. But if I were a member of your family, I would most probably have learnt all the advantages and disadvantages of owning Volkswagen products, which might help me make an informed decision when next I'm purchasing another car...

In the same vein, knowing how far we have come as a nation, especially with regards to naira devaluation, will help us learn a lot of lessons and avoid mistake repetition.

History is an important part of the future.

SaintHephzibah:
Buhari will win the second term for 2019. Whether you like it or not. There is nothing you can do about it.
Haters go insane.

SaintHephzibah:
Buhari will win the second term for 2019. Whether you like it or not. There is nothing you can do about it.
Haters go insane.

VictorRomanov:



History is very important I agree. That's if we learn from it. But so far we re just repeating the mistakes and not learning from them. You think not devaluing or devaluing the naira would improve our economy if we don't start producing what we consume? It won't.


.....and about the santana. We were still very small and knew nothing about vehicles then, so the fact is kinda useless to us.

thesicilian:


So the way forward is to diversify the economy. Stop the blame games. Fight corruption. All these will take patience, hard work and dedication.

Instead of criticizing our President all the time, let's join hands with him to make it work. He may not be a Harvard graduate but he appears to be street smart

piagetskinner:
I have never seen where politician's accept responsibility for their mistakes....


They either blame this party or that party

thesicilian:
He's saying the truth

In 1984 when he left office the naira was 76kobo to the dollar, soon after IBB entered it became N2+ in 1986, and by the time IBB was through with the Nigerian economy in 1993, the naira had collapsed from 76kobo to N22+

VictorRomanov:



History is very important I agree. That's if we learn from it. But so far we re just repeating the mistakes and not learning from them. You think not devaluing or devaluing the naira would improve our economy if we don't start producing what we consume? It won't.


.....and about the santana. We were still very small and knew nothing about vehicles then, so the fact is kinda useless to us.

pressplay411:


Truth is bitter.
Even IBB and his family must find you people stupid for defending their crime against this nation.
This isn't even blame game cos he's taking responsibility while calling out those who brought us to this state.
If he's lying let them defend themselves and stop fighting the only person fighting for you and your country... Pls.

KissCODE:
the worst thing to happen to a human being is “reading without understanding.“
I can remember defending IBB.

Our president have been talking about our yesterday‘s failure without mentioning solution for the present.

Thats my point young man.

ibisko04:

Making reference to the past does not mean blames.
It is just one of the ways a solutions will be finds to the present predicament.

thesicilian:
He's saying the truth

In 1984 when he left office the naira was 76kobo to the dollar, soon after IBB entered it became N2+ in 1986, and by the time IBB was through with the Nigerian economy in 1993, the naira had collapsed from 76kobo to N22+

KissCODE:
i am not doubting you but take a look at what GMB/APC have been saying since they took over in May last year.

They have been telling us about failures & mistakes of yesteryears without ever providing solution for one of them.

From fuel to light to food to economy.

I think if this governement devotes the same amount of energy & resources they expend in blaming game & talking about the past into seeking for solutions we would have been better of.

thesicilian:
He's saying the truth

In 1984 when he left office the naira was 76kobo to the dollar, soon after IBB entered it became N2+ in 1986, and by the time IBB was through with the Nigerian economy in 1993, the naira had collapsed from 76kobo to N22+

Jobos:

When you fell and dont delibrate on the causes of you falling you wouldnt get the right solusions but fall again.

musicwriter:
What's happening now is exactly what happened in 1984. Devaluation brought death to Nigeria after Buhari was over-thrown by IBB in 1985. The only thing that remains to be seen is a coup.

scarred9jan:


With which Army? The Army that is fiercely loyal to Buhari as he is cleaning up the rot that has seen them lost comrades in arms and colleagues.

Guy, there will be no coup so get that notion off your mind.

TPAND:
Buhari is looking n becoming more or less like a vegetable . But I assure you, your ouster in 2019, we bring about a resuscitation of our crumbling glory.