fiercehillz:
Na so 12 demons leave Oshiomhole body come enter this man body.

GEJ don suffer sotay dem dey blame am 4 accepting defeat.


APC can reset your life, make you myopic and incompetent.

deomelo:







Okonjo saw the numbers far back in 2012 and told us to get ready for recession.

Truth be told, PMB's exchange rate plunged the economy into a recession.

The economy was already entering a downturn in 2015 but a recession was not certain.

Upon assumption of office,PMB fixed the exchange rate,at 197 to the dollar. It had declined from around 160 in mid 2014 due to rapidly declining crude oil prices which supplied the bulk of the Forex inflow.

Buhari fixed it upon assuming power which was even illegal as the CBN is semi autonomous to prevent the kind of political meddling he did.

This pegging led to massive shortage of Forex which indicated PMB had ocervalued the rate and could not defend it.

The Forex,shortage starved companies of Forex and they could not import raw materials or machinaries and they started shutting down leading to massive job losses and a recession.

Utomi, Soludo and Sanusi condemned PMB policies

Simply Google Utomi or Soludo or Sanusi condemn PMB economic policies.

The man is very honest and has integrity but his economics is lamentable and managerial skills appalling.

I am apolitical and don't even vote.if I was to vote in 2015 though, I would have voted for buhari.






Okonjo saw the numbers and screamed danger back in 2013




Okonjo and Jona declared austerity measures in 2014 when oil was selling for $75/barrel.


We thank God she was not in charge when oil dropped down to $27/barrel.


Bottom line, Fashola was factual and right on the money, the economy was on life support between 2012 to 2015 when Nigerians kicked Jona out of office, in fact, he borrowed hundreds of billions to pay workers salary till his last month in office.

Binikingdowm:
The Minister for Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, has said former President Goodluck Johnathan only conceded defeat after the 2015 elections because he knew the nation would witness economic recession soon.

Mr Jonathan, before the announcement of the final results, in a move that shocked many political pundits, conceded defeat to the current president, Muhamadu Buhari, after a keenly contested polls.

That was the first time an incumbent would be losing the top seat (and conceding victory) to an opposition party in Nigeria.

Mr Jonathan has been celebrated globally for his action, which many believe saved the country from political turmoil.

The economy plunged into recession shortly after in 2015. The recession raged in 2016 and through late 2017 when the nation then emerged from it.

However, Mr Fashola, a former governor of Lagos State, said on Thursday at a South-west town hall meeting that Mr Jonathan only relinquished power because he wanted to avoid being at the helm of affairs during the recession.

The meeting was organised by the Minister for Information, Lai Mohammed, and held at the Emeritus Professor Theophilus Ogunlesi Hall, opposite University College Hospital, Ibadan, Oyo State.

Mr Fashola at the meeting also said the Goodluck government not only plunged the nation into recession but pushed it into debts.

”What was left behind were massive debts owed to contractors who had not been paid for three to five years and who had laid off thousands of workers and shut down equipment and plants.

”That was one of the reasons why the economy first went into, and, I suspect, one of the reasons they (Goodluck administration) quickly conceded defeat,” Mr Fashola said.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/292657-jonathan-accepted-defeat-in-2015-due-to-imminent-recession-fashola.html

deomelo:
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Very ignorant and unintelligent post.

resurgent4oodua:


South South has ruled and they still rule. The middlebelt too will rule very soon. But the South East is a no no and you know why.

Fashola was spot on with his assessment of jonathan's concession of defeat.

#istandwithbuharitill2023

resurgent4oodua:


Where will they get the chance with all the hate they have spewed on the nation? For a whole Fashola to be talking like this means we are going for broke. We want to see what igbos will do to us if we return bubu for a 2nd term.

Igbos dont have a monopoly of hate. We shall all destroy this country together since that is what igbos want to do because of the burnt bridges their insults and hate has engendered.

#istandwithbuharitill2023

Sgwin:
This is why I hate yourba people...yourba people get mouth no action...betrays and greedy jealousy people

grandstar:
Truth be told, PMB's exchange rate plunged the economy into a recession.

The economy was already entering a downturn in 2015 but a recession was not certain.

Upon assumption of office,PMB fixed the exchange rate,at 197 to the dollar. It had declined from around 160 in mid 2014 due to rapidly declining crude oil prices which supplied the bulk of the Forex inflow.

Buhari fixed it upon assuming power which was even illegal as the CBN is semi autonomous to prevent the kind of political meddling he did.

This pegging led to massive shortage of Forex which indicated PMB had ocervalued the rate and could not defend it.

The Forex,shortage starved companies of Forex and they could not import raw materials or machinaries and they started shutting down leading to massive job losses and a recession.

Utomi, Soludo and Sanusi condemned PMB policies

Simply Google Utomi or Soludo or Sanusi condemn PMB economic policies.

The man is very honest and has integrity but his economics is lamentable and managerial skills appalling.

I am apolitical and don't even vote.if I was to vote in 2015 though, I would have voted for buhari.

Binikingdowm:
I think there's a special weed in APC that Buhari gave his members

Binikingdowm:
Lalasticlala mynd44

deomelo:

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Okonjo saw the numbers far back in 2012 and told us to get ready for recession.







Okonjo saw the numbers and screamed danger back in 2013




Okonjo and Jona declared austerity measures in 2014 when oil was selling for $75/barrel.


We thank God she was not in charge when oil dropped down to $27/barrel.


Bottom line, Fashola was factual and right on the money, the economy was on life support between 2012 to 2015 when Nigerians kicked Jona out of office, in fact, he borrowed hundreds of billions to pay workers salary till his last month in office.