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NBS To Reveal We Are In Recession With -2% GDP Growth In Q2 – Businessday by NavierStokes(m): 12:14pm On Aug 30, 2016 |
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Re: NBS To Reveal We Are In Recession With -2% GDP Growth In Q2 – Businessday by AllTheWayUp: 12:29pm On Aug 30, 2016 |
The data would show a record lowest deep in GDP posted by the country in 25 years after the negative growth of minus 0.36 percent (-0.36%) recorded in the first quarter. Technically, an economy is in recession if it records two consecutive quarters of negative growth. Buhari has finally Buharified and zombified the Nigerian Economy 1 Like
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Re: NBS To Reveal We Are In Recession With -2% GDP Growth In Q2 – Businessday by Nobody: 12:49pm On Aug 30, 2016 |
"The data would show a record lowest deep in GDP posted by the country in 25 years after the negative growth of minus 0.36 percent (-0.36%) recorded in the first quarter." Very useless APC government headed by Buhari 3 Likes |
Re: NBS To Reveal We Are In Recession With -2% GDP Growth In Q2 – Businessday by NavierStokes(m): 1:46pm On Aug 30, 2016 |
if only there are plans in place to make this a "floor", unfortunately nothing significant enough to reverse this trend, a careful look at the charts when presented will lead any rational individual to infer that Q3/Q4 will maintain the existing trend. God help us all. |
Re: NBS To Reveal We Are In Recession With -2% GDP Growth In Q2 – Businessday by ivandragon: 1:47pm On Aug 30, 2016 |
this is what happens when a government spends more time searching the records for sins of the past government so that it can deal with them rather than focusing on what has been achieved/needs to be done. fact is fighting corruption should be a by-product of good governance & not governance in itself. when you run a result-driven government, loopholes are identified, checked & then you move on. you don't dwell on the sin & gather everybody round to mock the sinners while the economy stands still. may God grant our leaders the wisdom to lead us well & the humility to accept responsibility for their errors as they would want to accept the praises when they get it right. |
Re: NBS To Reveal We Are In Recession With -2% GDP Growth In Q2 – Businessday by Cjrane2: 1:51pm On Aug 30, 2016 |
Those that said they will vote for someone with NEPA bill as certificate should noe hush and enjoy the folly of that decision. Perhaps. Next time when they are sick, they should go to the butchers to cut them open instead of a doctor or surgeon.dince education does not matter |
Re: NBS To Reveal We Are In Recession With -2% GDP Growth In Q2 – Businessday by NavierStokes(m): 1:53pm On Aug 30, 2016 |
ivandragon: Truth is many would have preferred the economy to be at astand-still, rather like a slippery fish it is slipping way from the grips of the "unskilled fishermen" we are having retrogressive movements. |
Re: NBS To Reveal We Are In Recession With -2% GDP Growth In Q2 – Businessday by Pidggin(f): 2:05pm On Aug 30, 2016 |
Make I see who go blame me for here
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