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Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by Eluwilussit(m): 1:37pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
nwanna89: So true bro. 1 Like |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by lastpage: 1:38pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
Justcash: So, you are telling us that Banks colluding with Civil Servants to steal Govt earnings and Buhari putting a halt to it (even though the TSA policy was initiated under Jonathan but he did not have the honesty and balls to implement it), is what threw Banking and Financial sector into turmoil? If that is true the they were never a bank but thieving outfits. They need to die in that turmoil. Justcash: First, you dont make foreign exchange, you EARN IT. The major way Nigeria EARNS forex is through sale of Crude oil. Under GEJ it was as much as $130/Barrel. Just when Buhari took power, it went down to as low as $28, through no fault of Buhari. it was a global problem. So, Nigeria was not earning forex but Nigerians want to import everything from tooth-pick, to Biscuits, to shoes. But when we were earning loads of forex, Jonathan and his gang of thieves were looting it into foreign banks. They did not save for the rainy day nor invest in local production of those basic things we are importing. Those people whose business is mere importation (not real production of goods) are the ones crying because they are there only to waste our scarce forex. How can a country grow when its economy is based on mere importation? I know my Biafra brothers are guilty of that but they like to shift the blame on Buhari Justcash: [b]There is nothing Buhari has said about Nigeria, that people abroad dont already know. Is it in Asia where they arrest and sentence Nigerian to death on a daily basis that Buhari wants to tell them about the Drug pushing of some Nigerians? Is it the foreign banks abroad, were they see the stash of looted money, that Buhari wants to tell them anything new, about the stealing, looting and corruption of Nigerians (not all)? Is it the Internet were you have hundreds of thousands of stories making the rounds about kidnapping, Boko Haram, violent robberies, e.t.c, that foreigners are already reading, that Buhari can tell them something they have not read online before or do you think these "investors" are as dull as some of you that only read Tontoh Dike and Tiwa Savage CLEAVAGE on the internet? Buhari is just showing them that these administration will be honest and not pretend everything was fine, unlike the previous one of Jonathan and they are sure convenient with the truth, more than obvious LIES[/b] Justcash: These is a very funny reason! So, in your brain, you think the Niger Delta is equal to the whole of Nigeria? So, assuming projects are halted in the ND but not in the remaining parts of Nigeria, that should lead to recession, huh? Abeg, wake-up. the ND is just less than 15% of Nigeria so its effect (assuming it is true, but we know that Buhari has initiated new projects and even restarted abandoned ones in the ND) will be minimal on the country. Pipeline protection is a SCAM that created riches for plain CRIMINALS. Our Military are paid huge sums to protect the country, we will not sub-contract their work to militants. End of story. The recession is as a result of dwindling revenue and sabotage (Pipeline vandalization especially) by the same people blaming Buhari. We know them Justcash: The facts in this assertion are mostly true but then, if the WHOLE country mostly depends on Oil and some greedy tribes think they should arrogate a National property to themselves ONLY, just because it gushes out from their Region, do oyu not think it is smart of the President to also look for the same thing in his own region, incase we really need to "break-up"? Or do you want his region to be shortchanged and then forced to go to war to share in the oil? Finding Oil in the North will make Nigeria's break-up easier, less bloody and faster. It will also make the ND less important and we can tell them to go to blazes, which is what l think they are calling for. Justcash: [b]Look, even a blind person can see that PDP, especially under Jonathan, were just busy looting the resources of this country and they led us to where we are today. Jonathan single-handedly supervised the destruction of this country. From corruption, to violent crimes like kidnapping and armed robbery, to ritual killings, e.t.c, Jonathan's administration under his PDP party encouraged glorification of MONEY, debasing of our moral values and the 'get Money at all cost' mentality which leads to violent crimes without any form of compassion for fellow humans. Under Jonathan, it was all just about getting Money at all or ANY COST. So, any serious Govt cannot build its legacy on that history and house of corruption. Jonathan is just lucky that we are not under a military agenda otherwise, like Lt. Jerry Rawlings did in Ghana, all those PDP and some APC looters would just have been lined-up and shot by the miliatry, for economic subversion/sabotage. if that happened, we wont be saddled with the likes of Saraki and Dogara and their band of budget-padding syndrome[/b] Justcash: [b]There are some problems that dialogue cannot solve. There are some people that dont understand dialogue except they are pressured into it or dont have an alternative. Some of the problems we have are like Hostage-taking and blackmailing, those kind of problems understand ONLY FORCE. for example, a kidnapper will blackmail you for money and keep doing so, if he is sure he can get away with it. You need force to put a stop to it. Same goes for Militants (we have dialogued with them, sent them abroad for re-training in the last ten years, gave them jobs, e.t.c but it is obvious that they just want to be milking other hard-working Nigerians, till eternity). Look at Boko haram as well/ if they want to dialogue with Govt, they have all the opportunity but they are Religious fanatics who want to create a caliphate within Nigeria. They are rapist and kidnappers, murderers of the innocent. So, the Govt has a right and duty to protect its citizens from such criminal organisations, using all means necessary. The strategy is that to deal with criminals is that they wont negotiate until they are certain the other option they have is total annihilation. So, like the Americans will do, you pound the enemy (soften them) to the point were they have no other choice than to negotiate. That makes negotiation easier. That is what Buhari is doing. Now that the various criminal gangs saw that Buhari is investing seriously in 'serious weapons' and the Military is being re-positioned to fulfill its role to the nation, some of them are beginning to see the wisdom in negotiation. I have decided to break it down for you so that misguided people like you dont think you are saying something meaning full, when you write such gibberish online. Go back to school please.[/b] Lastpage! 8 Likes |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by aleniboro(m): 1:42pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
Abeymills:but this is a white man's ear! |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by Eluwilussit(m): 1:54pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
ba7man: You don't get it. Why is pmb looking for the same product that is no longer attractive in the North, instead of diversifying more into agriculture and some solid minerals that are readily available in the North? The way out of every recession is usually to pump cash into the economy and not to strangle it with austere policies. Make the economy bouyant and create economic activities and you will see people come to invest. 98% of current policies are anti-growth, economically. |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by nwamadu15: 1:56pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by gemale(m): 1:57pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
luvinhubby:Nevertheless it's true & 1 line u hv 2 keep hearing. Even d bible said "wteva a man soweth, dt he wld reap". Wen we had a huge amount of petrodollars, wt did we do wt it? We didn't save well & we used it 2 sustain out parasitic habit of unnecessary importation. Our politicians use it as personal pocket money stash. So nw d lean tyms r here & evrybdy is nw screaming. We shld all shut up until we can find a practical solution 2 ds problems. If we had @ least stimulated a virile local production environment, we wldnt hv ds big an issue wt $ scarcity as we wld b able 2 access essential goods wt out hvn 2 use $ since we produce dem. Ordinary petroleum we can't process. We r nw reaping exactly wt we sowed so nobody shld complain nw. 1 Like |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by plaetton: 2:04pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
ikarm17: Kindly name all these oil producing countries that are going through the same thing that Nigeria is presently going through. |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by OLANIYI1985: 2:10pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
may God help us all |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by Nobody: 2:12pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
AS FAR AS NNAMDI KANU IS IN PRISON THERE WILL BE NO BETTERMENT..... NIGERIA WILL KEEP SINKING....... RELEASE NNAMDI KANU OR HE WILL KEEP SINKING NIGERIA ECONOMY RIGHT FROM THE PRISON |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by ba7man(m): 2:13pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
Eluwilussit:Even with crude oil prices and our production at record low, it's still our highest source of revenue. The money realized can be pumped into other sectors to develop them. |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by TheGoodJoe(m): 2:24pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
eph12: The Federal Government cancelled the Contract. The Zone of the project is in a volatile region. Also, expanding the Maritime Academy at Oron to a University will be cheaper and achieve the same result. I do not get the agitation. This was clearly a case of stopping a monumental fraud against the Niger Delta people. Yet the same people are fighting the government from recovering their stolen funds. 1 Like |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by TheGoodJoe(m): 2:26pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
berrystunn: President Buhari never planned to stop any project in the Niger Delta. |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by pippimp(m): 2:27pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
Bubewilson: You are funny. The recession has been in existence since the first day of Nigeria's independence. The only reason it is so obvious now is the drop in oil revenue. Nigeria has been robbing peter to pay paul for over 50 years. Now there are no more funds (oil) to steal. 1 Like |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by mavinkalot: 2:28pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
He brought half of that problem on himself. Crude oil price have fallen globally, that you can't control. But daily production which you can at least control, he couldn't. He never knew he needed to embrace, welcome even those he perceived as 5%enters to form an all inclusive government. He rather decided to insult, threaten and neglect a region in his economic and political plans. Yet you expect peace and support. Who does that? Whoever deceived him into believing that people are called into submission by a barely of a gun are liars. The north did not vote for GEJ, yet he touched their region developmentally in all ramifications at the detriment of his own region. This man called buhari is just inept, daft and clueless. He doesn't need to present any certificate. It is just obvious now. ba7man: |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by jadakiss213(m): 2:35pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
obailala:Pray tell..Did Muhamadu Buhari not Inherit foreign reserves? Oil production even tho our biggest source of income. Is less than 15 percent Of our GDP. Guy,a drop in. Oil prices is not An excuse for watching the Economy slip into recession.INCOMPETENCE,obviously flawed and ARCHAIC POLICIES,unguarded Statements by the C. In C. and the now usual flip flops by the govt of the day would certainly take any country into recession. 1 Like |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by jadakiss213(m): 2:35pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
obailala:Pray tell..Did Muhamadu Buhari not Inherit foreign reserves? Oil production even tho our biggest source of income. Is less than 15 percent Of our GDP. Guy,a drop in. Oil prices is not An excuse for watching the Economy slip into recession.INCOMPETENCE,obviously flawed and ARCHAIC POLICIES,unguarded Statements by the C. In C. and the now usual flip flops by the govt of the day would certainly take any economy there. |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by Nobody: 2:40pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
Bubewilson:Dont hold yer breath bro Its gonna be a cold day in hell before things get better ...Let me project when things will ge better...... How about never? |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by tiwiex(m): 2:47pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
naijaking1: I agree with u. All those still reminding of crude price don't realize all the other sources of economic growth. Telecoms, financial and FDI. FDI is so huge, one has to be careful to tread softly which explains why d utterances don't help. Na excuse dem go use finish us for d remaining 2 years. |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by Chuksyno(m): 2:53pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
danosky91:Mistake wey una make na costly one. No wonder I no dey hear "sai baba" again |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by Chuksyno(m): 3:04pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
progress69:I can see that the recession contributed by your brother have not opened your eyes but don't worry, it will soon start teaching you Sudanese lessons. |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by Kaybaba5(m): 3:31pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
Am sure Nigeria will come out from this recession. And we will all witness it |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by Chigold101(m): 3:32pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
Bubewilson:that will be when campaign will commence in enerst. Anyway he will release money to campaign and the governors seeking for second term will release all the funds they v been starching away. |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by Eluwilussit(m): 3:35pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
ba7man: Do you know how many years it takes for production to start? Years bro. If oil is discovered in the north, it will take more than 4 yrs before it will start producing any form of revenue. Yes, it will provide employment but govt still has to pump cash into the project. And that's one thing we ain't got at the moment. What we need most now is food. Any national that can't feed it's population is in deep trouble. Oil prospecting in the north is the last thing we need right now. Let's resettle the displaced people of North west first and get the economy back on track before we go into capital intensive projects. |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by obailala(m): 3:42pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
jadakiss213:"Why are civil servants who receive a minimum wage of N18k complaining of suffering?.... Don't they receive their salaries?" The above statement is exactly how meaningless your question above is. An import dependent nation of 170 million people with a foreign reserve of $28.5billion, an amount which can't meet up to our 3-month import cover, and this meagre sum is accompanied by a significantly dwindled income, and yet someone here thinks it is only when foreign reserves drops to zero that there is a problem. SHould I really be responding to this sort of thing you wrote up there? Oil production even tho our biggest source of income. Is less than 15 percent Of our GDP.Here we go again, quoting another statistical figure he knows nothing about. Oil makes only 15% of GDP but are you aware oil accounts for up to 90% of the Nigerian government's income? Guy,a drop in. Oil prices is not An excuse for watching the Economy slip into recession.Without adequate infrastructure on ground, with oil boom years wasted without any commensurate capital projects on ground to support the GDP, with power supply as erratic as if it never existed, Nigeria's GDP growth is absolutely tied to oil price; oil price rises, GDP growth rate rises and vice versa. Many ignorantly blame the present government for drop in GDP growth, oblivious of the fact that the free fall started right from the moment oil prices began to decline, long before the new govt came on board. Here's a chart below for your consumption: www.nairaland.com/attachments/4178677_gdpvscrudeprice2_jpegc5856f214a58ffdca179aefcd84d6ffd If the oil price drop has nothing to do with the recession, how come the economy started tumbling from mid-2014?... Within the last 6 months of GEJ, the following happened; Naira nosedived from N160 to N230 to $1, GDP growth rate which was comfortably within 6-7% crashed to 2.3%, the nation's foreign reserves dropped rapidly from $38.5bn to $28.5bn, that's a drop of a whooping $10bn in 6 months. As early as February 2015, the FG had to borrow over $2billion to pay workers' salary, petrol importers were owed there subsidies for 9 months leading to an excruciating fuel scarcity in May 2015 before handover (the arrears in owed subsidies were eventually cleared in Nov 2015 by the new govt). All of the following happened when oil still even sold above $65 (as at May 2015) yet someone here thinks oil price has nothing to do with recession in a mono-economic nation which sells only crude, very intelligent! INCOMPETENCE,obviously flawed and ARCHAIC POLICIES,unguarded Statements by the C. In C. and the now usual flip flops by the govt of the day would certainly take any economy there.Once again, a man struggling to feed his family on his salary of 100k suddenly gets this salary slashed down to 40k, and we have some smart asses sitting at home saying incompetence is the reason behind the recession. No need to exchange banters with you; 3 reasons explains why this above logic is too difficult for anyone to discern: 1. Sentiments: hatred for buhari and a pre-programmed prejudice has blocked the ability to be objective. 2. Hunger: The prevailing hunger in the land has reset the person's ability to be objective 3. Ignorance: The person is just ignorant of what's going on in the country and how the economy works. I set my bet on No. 1 and 3 above for most people in this forum. 1 Like |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by obailala(m): 3:42pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
Yyeske:Sometimes it's really difficult ignoring some ignoramuses. Even though I know most of these folks are intentionally inflicting themselves with this ignorance just out of their prejudice for buhari, I sometimes just explain these things cos you never know who else might be reading; there might be a genuine passer-bye who might find this info useful. 1 Like |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by zeitel: 3:56pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
ikarm17:My first comment to your first post was; ode ni eleyi sha (this one is a mumu aka zombie) My second comment was; I have to tell this mumu that he is a MUMU... |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by zeitel: 4:00pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
nwanna89:You shall live long, Amen. Funny thing is if the economy starts turning around now, zombies would say that all the statements he made were geared towards first scaring the investors away and making them come back after. #RECEIVESENSE |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by xerxes456(m): 4:03pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
nwanna89:the truth always hurts... the presidents comments was aimed at giving everyone including the investors a good picture of what to expect... those investors were more interested in opportunistic deals and easy profits (as usual) they never had Nigeria in mind... let them go... those with better business ideas and better development strategies are welcome... nation building is not and can never be an easy task... their aim was to make Nigeria bankrupt so we can be their slaves... let them Go |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by zeitel: 4:13pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
xerxes456:Okay, I agree with you. But, I have a question for you; if you have a child that has a deficiency, do you travel abroad telling your friends and acquaintances that your child has a deficiency or do you find a solution whilst hoping for the better whilst saying good things about your child? Truth be told, he didn't have to do that and you know it. |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by Montaque(m): 4:29pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
Justcash: He should also be asked if the raw material and machine input needed for tiles production is among the 41 items banned from assessing forex. Buhari was foolhardy at first, that's his problem. Hope he has learnt to be humble and take things democratically. |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by zeitel: 4:36pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
lastpage:@lastpage, well crafted piece, you must be an e-warrior, seeing how you went all out 'defending' and breaking the OP's piece number by number. I won't do same however, I said sth to someone like you; do you go about shouting to your friends and acquaintances that my child is a thief(like you said, most of them already know) or would you rather find a solution and not go shouting about denigrating the child the more. Also, stop making reference to the last administration ooo, even our Emir of Kano has advised us not to that we have made same mistakes. I also read you said something about pounding to submission. I honestly don't agree with you on this one. It's pretty obvious ain't it. The rhetoric of pounding has put the NDA in a constant state of sabotaging pipelines. Giving the military more weapons won't guarantee long lasting peace oooo, it ll rather incite to violence. And finally, stop insulting. You ll grow old someday you know. |
Re: Seven Of Buhari's Actions That Led Nigeria Into Recession by ebenholer(m): 4:37pm On Sep 04, 2016 |
"He is almost starting afresh, and this has rebooted Nigeria and thrown us years backwards". This is really a single statement that has captured the whole issue. I can say that there is no single policy so far that can pinpoint the rejuvenating hope for the nation unless Godly iintervention. The only option available for this government is total overhauling of these present policies of theirs. |
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