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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by LUCASC(m): 8:39am On Jan 18, 2020
I wonder where all this billions are been invested in. We are yet to see any thing, 9ja is becoming a laughing stock
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Primeken: 8:46am On Jan 18, 2020
shocked
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Staro: 8:52am On Jan 18, 2020
blessochampion:
This government is an example of

"One wrong step, can wreck a whole destiny"

This nation might soon be forgotten.

May God see us through.


I swear
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by LZAA: 8:54am On Jan 18, 2020
immhotep:


cc lzaa gmbuharii greenback helinues
Ebenezar2020 wee now blame kanu and ipob grin

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by TroubleMaker47(m): 8:56am On Jan 18, 2020
Racoon:
[s][/s]Chronic indiscriminate taxation or borrowing by this rudderless government confirms its utter hypocrisy, cluelessness, financial indiscipline and corruption.

No nation survive economically on senseless borrowings not when such is to service debts as that is not debt payment especially in an economy that is import dependent.
And this is 2018 oo.
So imagine the figure now after 2019 election yr!!!
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Victorcwu(m): 9:00am On Jan 18, 2020
MajorWarren:
whoever keeps loaning them these amounts need to loan us a new competent government cos, what the fvck!!!??

They always loan us money because they want our economy to cripple and not recover.
When we vote based ethnicity and sentiments, we will always have issues like this.
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Innoxxacs: 9:20am On Jan 18, 2020
IMASTEX:

It would have been better they sell the country outrightly instead of this tactical sell off. Meanwhile you don't have to pay for the loan they borrowed to spend on themselves. Na to change citizenship if water pass garri.
sure man, water is 10 storey above garri rn
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by cassbeat(m): 9:52am On Jan 18, 2020
What does have to say about this?
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Horus(m): 9:57am On Jan 18, 2020

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZCjONk3JFc

Policy experts warn against reckless external borrowing
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Reference(m): 10:21am On Jan 18, 2020
Jabioro:
Is like the government has no revenue at home at all.Borrowing this borrowed that.Where is the trillion custom generate? FISR money nko, crude oil money nko..Ok I can't understood sir ,Sir you said! it's not enough to be embezzled..Sell us sir..yes sir...

Look at the figures carefully and you will realise that we are borrowing to finance the capital expenditure of government which directly affects the firtunes of the average Nigerian. Every penny made in Nigeria from oil royalties to taxes goes to debt management and the upkeep of government officials.

Once again I will liken Nigeria to poultry farm where every year a few matured are given to creditors as pay back and most taken to the farmers kitchen. Then when new chicks are to be procured together with feed and medicine he goes a borrowing yet again.

What Nigerians need to break this vicious cycle of poverty is to take this democracy thing seriously and begin to vote in governments that are cerebral in nature and competent in performance. Enough of useless sentiment at the ballot.

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Reference(m): 10:27am On Jan 18, 2020
Gwilym:


Oil prices under GEJ were between $91 (2009) and $130 (early 2014)..GEJ ran the show from 2010-15.

By mid 2014, oil was falling from $130 in March to $75 by May 2015....to $30 per barrel by January 2016 to $80 per barrel by 2017 and then down again to$60 now.

At the same time, the price Nigeria needs oil to run surplus budget...the oil breakeven...rose from $120 in 2012 to $139 as at 2018.

Buhari has been operating at oil prices that are at least $70 less than what we need it to run a budget without borrowing.

In simple English, since 2015, Nigeria has been losing between $70-100 dollars per barrel of crude due to chronic low oil prices. (Oil has been between $30-80 under Buhari, while our breakeven has been between $120-139 per barrel) And as a result, we have to take loans. Without the loans....Nigeria would have had to do things like raise fuel prices to N300 and beyond, as well as raise taxes to something like half your salary, raise school fees in universities to 600000 naira per annum, and so on.

This is not a defense of Buhari. I would (tentatively) commend him for saving money into our reserve (and for keeping Emefiele around...who is the real oga in the savings thing)...BUT...since he took over, there has been no effort whatsoever to diversify us away from our dependency on oil...which is our economic Achilles heel...and which is the main reason why APC is a failure.(The sad thing is that PDP too has no idea on how to diversify away from oil...Atiku was even talking about raising fuel subsides...which would force Nigeria to take even more loans than Buhari is taking).

Oga. Imagine you inherited a company management because the previous was sacked for non performance and you are faced with reduced income what will be your solution to improving tje firtunes of the company to make it attractive for investment.... answer.... because this is exactly what the leadership of this country faces today.

....and please donot come to the next shareholder meeting saying the obvious.... that a reduced income is responsible for the continuing dismal perfornance....

.... something tells me that in the least someone somewhere will simply ask you what you are doing to improve the stats.
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Alanwalker(m): 10:39am On Jan 18, 2020
we borrow money yet Efcc recovers stolen funds on daily basis from both past governors , ministers and so called yahoo boys where is all that money
relooted i guess

Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Nobody: 10:51am On Jan 18, 2020
Reference:


Oga. Imagine you inherited a company management because the previous was sacked for non performance and you are faced with reduced income what will be your solution to improving tje firtunes of the company to make it attractive for investment.... answer.... because this is exactly what the leadership of this country faces today.

....and please donot come to the next shareholder meeting saying the obvious.... that a reduced income is responsible for the continuing dismal perfornance....

....something tells me that in the least someone somewhere will simply ask you what you are doing to improve the stats.

Which is exactly (EVENTUALLY) my point.

But for now, we have to borrow...at least short term(Or we don't borrow...and cut every costs in sight, plus raise taxes, fight corruption for real,and confiscate incomes of people who have more than one million in their account...okay, being overwrought here)..

Longterm, cut subsides, allow free market in the fuel and electricity sector, and there would be savings and economic growth.

But since Nigerians will accuse me of being some WORLD BANK AGENT.....
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by showafrica(m): 11:28am On Jan 18, 2020
SoNature:
Every day, this government will be borrowing money up and down with absolutely nothing to show for it.

Who will pay all these loans?

I wonder how that man will rest in peace whenever he dies, knowing how many generations he has mortgaged.
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by YoungLionken(m): 11:39am On Jan 18, 2020
Temptee101:


shocked

He would be released once the cabals are done with him

Please be patient


Lol,let's be patient then...
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by omoluka: 11:45am On Jan 18, 2020
allcomage:
Any person hoping Nigeria shall be ok is a fool.
A BIG fool!

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by MondayOsunbor(m): 11:56am On Jan 18, 2020
sweerychick:
By the time this this administration is through with us, Nigeria would be at auction on eBay, imagine our future debt



NIGERIA IS FAILING FAILING

NIGERIA IS FAILING FAILING

WILL RISE NO MORE
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Jabioro: 11:56am On Jan 18, 2020
Reference:


Look at the figures carefully and you will realise that we are borrowing to finance the capital expenditure of government which directly affects the firtunes of the average Nigerian. Every penny made in Nigeria from oil royalties to taxes goes to debt management and the upkeep of government officials.

Once again I will liken Nigeria to poultry farm where every year a few matured are given to creditors as pay back and most taken to the farmers kitchen. Then when new chicks are to be procured together with feed and medicine he goes a borrowing yet again.

What Nigerians need to break this vicious cycle of poverty is to take this democracy thing seriously and begin to vote in governments that are cerebral in nature and competent in performance. Enough of useless sentiment at the ballot.
The very best person at hand to handled such enomous work is Tinubu..he gone through such rigor when Obasanjo seized Lagos allocation..
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by MondayOsunbor(m): 11:59am On Jan 18, 2020
Jabioro:
The very best person at hand to handled such enomous work is Tinubu..he gone through such rigor when Obasanjo seized Lagos allocation..

OOOOH ZOMBIE BUSINESS DON CHANGE DIRECTION NOW

IT IS NOW TINUBU


OGA GO FIND WORK

YAHOO YAHOO , OLOSHO , BABALOWA, DRESSING MASQUERADE!

ALL NA WORK
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Nobody: 12:08pm On Jan 18, 2020
Lol. Shitpile of a nation.

Taking loans to finance the opulent lifestyle of its political class.

Nonsense.
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by einsteine(m): 1:53pm On Jan 18, 2020
Agricaddict:
Our constitution gives room for theft and corruption, just imagine, one president or governor will borrow money and pocket it and after his tenure is over, he will go peacefully without accounting for his expenses and his successor will be the one to bear the burden. I guess that's what you get when you decide to do copy copy of oyinbo style instead of doing our thing our way.


What is "our way"?
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Legendguru: 5:16pm On Jan 18, 2020
Onigbese leaders
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by aspirebig: 5:32pm On Jan 18, 2020
Only God can save us o
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by diamondbaby(m): 9:47pm On Jan 18, 2020
The 2.8 is too small self. Why not 8.2, Yes e make sense now
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by sevenhundred(m): 9:52pm On Jan 18, 2020
Agricaddict:




Borrowing is good if the money is going to serve the purpose, you can't blame Kemi Adeosun for mismanagement on the part of the leadership because she didn't decide what to use the money for
................... debt is good??!!!!!!?
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Agricaddict(m): 9:55pm On Jan 18, 2020
sevenhundred:
................... debt is good??!!!!!!?



Even the richest countries of the world owe debt, they only know how to multiply what they borrow
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by sevenhundred(m): 10:11pm On Jan 18, 2020
Agricaddict:




Even the richest countries of the world owe debt, they only know how to multiply what they borrow
Why do you called those countries "richest"?, it is because you know they can pay back their debt without begging, Ask anybody maybe Nigeria as nation had ever pay back her debt before without wahala and begging?

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