989900:


So how do you get out of a recession?

Diebyfire05:
Beautiful woman with deformed brain; make sure your calculations is right this time to avoid lashing you again. How una dey afonjas and waste side, I hail una oooo. Hope you guys are enjoying and eating the chanji from your brother from cannibal north.

Diebyfire05:
Beautiful woman with deformed brain; make sure your calculations is right this time to avoid lashing you again. How una dey afonjas and waste side, I hail una oooo. Hope you guys are enjoying and eating the chanji from your brother from cannibal north.

biikeys:


A lot other ways have proven effective in other countries. Very strong fiscal policies and encouraging growth of small businesses/indigenous startups...diversify the economy etc.

LoveMachine:

Last month, Adeosun said the country will commence international borrowing in the third quarter of the year.

The government has said it plans to borrow up to $10 billion, with about half of that coming from foreign sources, to help make up a budget shortfall exacerbated by a slump in oil prices.

Nigeria had initially planned to hold Eurobonds road shows in March but postponed sales as investors complained about the overvalued naira, according to bankers.


Adeosun met international investors in June on a non-deal roadshow in London as Africa’s biggest economy explores fund-raising options to finance a record budget deficit.


http://www.tv360nigeria.com/nigeria-approve-180m-capital-spending-adeosun/

Miles300:
This is the only thing her brain has been programmed for , capital project since 2 month now that's the only thing she keep sayin ..nothin else .

989900:


The most f00lish comment ever!

. . . austerity measures, tax incentives, broadening the tax base, low interest rate loans, and of course the big one: capital expenditure (construction, power, mining, agric, Industries, rail, and e.t.c.), that quickly creates jobs, jobs broaden the tax base too, while increasing
the spending power of the populace, income for the gov't, coupled with general increased commercial activities. I understand wat it is very well , my comment is that this things are easy to say write and talk about . We want to see dem working in action not analysis , we don dey hear and write analysis since 1960..

So, going back to our guy, how is capital expenditure over-hyped?

It is not like the govt has left other areas unattended to, slow pace, yes, but it is being worked on.

989900:


The most f00lish comment ever!

. . . austerity measures, tax incentives, broadening the tax base, low interest rate loans, and of course the big one: capital expenditure (construction, power, mining, agric, Industries, rail, and e.t.c.), that quickly creates jobs, jobs broaden the tax base too, while increasing
the spending power of the populace, income for the gov't, coupled with general increased commercial activities.

So, going back to our guy, how is capital expenditure over-hyped?

It is not like the govt has left other areas unattended to, slow pace, yes, but it is being worked on.

slimzeyy:
Does mr juman lives in Nigeria?