989900:
Dear Passingshot, your thread "how they kiled the Naira" tells a good Genesis of our problems . . . fine enough. Ironically, most commenters hardly have full grasp of the issues.

However, what happened to our 'messiah' that condemned N216 to a dollar?

Why campaign and beg that you know the issues like tissue, but can't deliver on promise? Now, it will have been fine if you can't fix something, but please don't come and worsen them by 3 folds!

The Buhari led government has made progresses on some fronts, but the truth is as long as prices keep skyrocketing unabatedly, this admin will never have peace, nor get a pass.

Our lives depend on stability of prices, once you have inflation spiralling out of control, you're done, it doesn't matter if you fix all the roads in Africa or send all corrupt leaders to jail -- prices are our pockets and stomachs -- a hungry man is an angry man!

I am yet to see any man that will be happy with inflation slashing his salary into a third of what it was.

There are over 6 exchange rates in the country . . . perfect template for racketeering. Buhari and Emefiele with whack policies.

How come the exchange rate is even worse now with oil at $50+, than when oil was @ $30 this same time last year?

How come is the exchange rate worse now with the fictitious 40m litres per day demystified, than when when we still worked with that falsehood ( we now import less than 20m litres a day)?

Couldn't this administration have done better with retaining investors, which is a major drain on inflow ( partial blame here though)?

Couldn't the President have done better with uniting the country as a father, in lieu of the 95 and 5 which ultimately led to more agitation and loss of income?

Couldn't this administration (Buhari) have done better in installing a cooperative Senate in lieu of a Saraki led 'badht gang's?

Where are all the dollars sent from diaspora, no effect?

I did an article some time ago on our total forex inflow vs outflow; the truth is, currency racketeering is the new 'oil subsidy' fraud under President Muhammad Buhari.

And as long as we have this unchecked, inflation will be a constant, and there will never be joy in the land, rather, cries of pain and hunger.

We both campaigned for President Buhari, and if I am to take a cue from your thread evaluating this administration's performance at 1 year old (Brent was around $40 then, and the dollar was less than N400 @ Sabi then), this admin hardly gets a 50% pass mark considering the nation's situation at almost 2 years in now.

I have moved on from blaming Dr. I.B. Jonathan, if he were a prudent leader we wouldn't have kicked him out.

peteregwu:
Sebi na una vote buhari? Make u na enjoy u na seed na. As for me I voted Jonathan.

CoolFreeday:
I supported buhari, I have no regret for doing so and if he decides to contest again I will still vote him by God's Grace.

God bless Nigeria.
God bless PMB

vedaxcool:
I think I agree with the statement that emefile should have been shown the way out ... if not for anything but the fact that he contributed to the dollarization of the economy. .. I wish the op had proposed a solution a way forward. ... but we know this situation is unprecedented.

ImadeUReadThis:
This clown of an OP


Whatever happened to that Yuan currency deal you where opening useless threads upandan celebrating as the next best thing after bread and butter?

989900:


And you wonder why they call you stupid.

ImadeUReadThis:

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And you wonder why you stumble around in the dark?[/s]

bilulu:
u veno regrets maybe cuz u re just a follow follow without vision