FirstTImeUser:


We don't even have the basic infrastructure to achieve a comparative advantage on production e.g power, transport etc

Previous administrations should have focused on improving infrastructure in other to boost our comparative advantage rather than lazily resort to importation

lofty900:

LordAdam7:


I, I, I.

Shut your trap f*cker, no one gives a sh*t about you!

The Bush Administration did not cause the global financial crisis and bank failures. The Bush Administration was not financially reckless, the private sector was.

Pull your head out of your a$$, it's not a hat.

GEJ is better than PMB. If you can't see that, despite the abundance of facts, you can go f*ck yourself. Everyone has the right to an opinion. Even if it is a sh**ty one. Yours is sh**ty and indefensible, so no surprises that you are trying to echo failed blame games that have lost their shock value.

-Lord

FriendChoice:



fear fear. Why u no type their names in complete.

qleap2all:
Maybe if Sambo had acted well, Jonathan Goodluck regime would have been great

lofty900:

Rilwayne001:


Loooool, you want me to chop a month ban? Abi you no miss me since last week?

babyfaceafrica:
Story...bad belle reno...wants to sow discord BTW PMB and prof...he no go work...face ur sinking party

lofty900:

ikwoche:

You are mentally lazy

ikwoche:

You are mentally lazy

Awoo88:

He doesn't!! Mentally lazy people like you are the reason Buhari is investing heavily on media and propaganda instead profering solutions to the problems

autotrader014:



A typical Nigerian. Lazy Muda fukas.

If u want to hide something from a Nigerian, put it in writing..

Rilwayne001:


Loooool, you want me to chop a month ban? Abi you no miss me since last week?

lofty900:
u guys dat know how to read heaven and earth, oya what have u invented?

mayoor15:
Eyah, my guy chop ban last week sha, sorry

lofty900:

mayoor15:
I stopped taking this man serious when he said, during GEJ era they generated 4000MW and those days we won't see light for months, we are generating less now and I see light everyday and on an average 7-10 hours everyday, this man is a joker, BTW 4000Mw is what we are celebrating, Egypt with a population of 40 million generates about 40,000MW per day, south Africa with a population of about 50million generates about 50,000MW per day and this unstable man is calling 4000MW light, God punish all those leaders that spoilt this country ....

donbene4:
so Oga hw mch are we generating presently??

davereal:
Mr Acting President is winning the hearts of Nigerians through Diplomacy especially in the SS and SE unlike the Military approach of his boss in a Democratic System.

And truth be told: He may be playing out the script of PMB but the credit goes to him because it is his face and wise words we see and hear.

God bless Nigeria!

Bennycollins:
. U didn't read the post, I swear. The post states what he has done differently

FirstTImeUser:


We don't even have the basic infrastructure to achieve a comparative advantage on production e.g power, transport etc

Previous administrations should have focused on improving infrastructure in other to boost our comparative advantage rather than lazily resort to importation

Bevista:
The early signs show that PYO might just be a better administrator than PMB. But contrary to what Reno might want to suggest, I think this not an indictment of the president but rather an endorsement for the old man for choosing such a capable Vice.
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While, at this point I would prefer PYO over PMB, I must emphasize that I have absolutely no regrets over PMB. Given the same circumstances that occurred in 2015, I would (10 times out of 10) still choose PMB over GEJ.
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The likes of Reno have zero knowledge about macroeconomics or economic cycles. It's like blaming Obama who started his administration with the Global Financial Crisis and bank failures, without any thought to all the financial rascality that led to the bubble in the first place.

grandstar:


Unfortunately for you, Buhari's economic cure has been much worse than the disease!

His refusal to allow the naira depreciate and by that , the defacto pegging of the naira brought about the dollar scarcity will has has devastated the economy.

This uneconomic peg has also forced foreign investors to flee and led to a collapse in non oil exports.

Its time Buhari goes home and lest I forget, take Emefiele with him.

Bevista:
I am not a big fan of the government's fiscal/monetary policy on FX. I believe they should be a lot more flexible than they are.
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However, I also realize that macroeconomic issues are not single-dimentional. The CBN is always trying to balance a lot of factors and they will make choices that has the least NET consequences on the economy.
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For instance, devaluation will immediately reduce the size of our capital market (in dollar terms) making it cheaper for outsiders to swoop on our companies. Devaluation puts the government in a difficult position regarding fuel imports (they have to either increase price or increase subsidy). My point, basically, is that this issues are not as easy as it seems.