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| Is It Economically Sound For Nigeria To Borrow With This? by rolams(m): 9:23pm On Sep 07, 2016 |
FG Approves more external borrowings, says it will boost the dwindling economy The question is why borrowing when they claimed to have saved N2.6trn through TS N1.4trn from Subsidy N3.2trn from recovered loot N665bn from stamp duty N1.1trn from custom N2.6trn from Tax revenue N2.7trn from crude oil The list is endless. According to various reports by FG the total fund generated so far FG is above N13.2trns. Remember the 2016 budget is N6.4trn. How come FG is still borrowing to Fund N6.4trn Budget when it has generated over N13.2trn.  ?This Question is worth asking! |
| Re: Is It Economically Sound For Nigeria To Borrow With This? by agwom(m): 9:33pm On Sep 07, 2016 |
Sai baba... |
| Re: Is It Economically Sound For Nigeria To Borrow With This? by APCsupporter: 9:35pm On Sep 07, 2016 |
Stop the lies! Our economy is booming |
| Re: Is It Economically Sound For Nigeria To Borrow With This? by rusher14: 10:15pm On Sep 07, 2016 |
Why does America owe 16 trillion dollars? Yes you read that right trillion dollars. |
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