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How The IMF Fund And Abachaloot Should Be Shared by Depressed101: 7:51pm On May 06, 2020 |
Ok guys this is simple calculation... There are 82,000,000 poor Nigerians. And Nigeria Just Recieved $3,500,000,000 from IMF today Adding that to the $311,000,000 Abacha Funds that was repatrated somedays ago from the US We will have a total fund of $3,811,000,000 Now lets say miscellaneous funds from other sources like donations and support funds amount to $189,000,000 + $3,811,000,000 we will Have a total sum of : $4,000,000,000 $4billion divided by 82,000,000 poor Nigerians Is Equal to: $48.7 which is equal to 18,000naira aprox. for each poor Nigerians I mean how hard is it to do this thing.other country are doing their best for their citizens.. our leaders are borrowing funds to be looted, Spiking figures to profit their pockect in sensitive times like this . |
Re: How The IMF Fund And Abachaloot Should Be Shared by obailala(m): 8:04pm On May 06, 2020 |
Depressed101:You pay N18,000 cash to poor Nigerians, they eat the money up within 1 month, and revert to abject poverty again for the rest of their lives. This your opinion would be a good economic strategy titled, 'How to Flush $4bn Down the Drain' 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: How The IMF Fund And Abachaloot Should Be Shared by Kosoco(m): 8:38pm On May 06, 2020 |
Op which class are you in? A bag of rice is how much? 1 Like |
Re: How The IMF Fund And Abachaloot Should Be Shared by gretblue: 8:46pm On May 06, 2020 |
obailala:You really buried the secondary school dropout. There is nothing I can add again. Nothing concern them about infrastructural development, all they want is to share ,share and share if possible share the country as a whole |
Re: How The IMF Fund And Abachaloot Should Be Shared by princemillla(m): 9:21pm On May 06, 2020 |
obailala: Walai the thing tire me oooo. Walai op should go back to the school he graduated from and seek for full refund of his tuition fees. This analysis funny walai 1 Like |
Re: How The IMF Fund And Abachaloot Should Be Shared by ClassicMG(m): 9:27pm On May 06, 2020 |
obailala:one month or two days |
Re: How The IMF Fund And Abachaloot Should Be Shared by Depressed101: 11:49pm On May 06, 2020 |
obailala:really.... so Canada and the rest of the world sharing upto $2k as paliatives to their citizens are foolish abi. This a typical nigerian mentality and its not good,an aid is a waste? |
Re: How The IMF Fund And Abachaloot Should Be Shared by Depressed101: 11:51pm On May 06, 2020 |
Kosoco:come up with your own analysis insteady of condemning mine |
Re: How The IMF Fund And Abachaloot Should Be Shared by Depressed101: 11:51pm On May 06, 2020 |
princemillla:mine is funny right? bring your own analysis |
Re: How The IMF Fund And Abachaloot Should Be Shared by Depressed101: 11:52pm On May 06, 2020 |
ClassicMG:if you had brain to understand my analysis you will understand that this is the least they can do.... |
Re: How The IMF Fund And Abachaloot Should Be Shared by obailala(m): 12:36am On May 07, 2020 |
Depressed101:You comparing the Canadian and Nigerian economies as mates now right? Please remind me, what exactly is the GDP per capita of Canada compared to your country? Also, how much does you country have in it's reserves compared to Canada? What's the annual revenue figure of your country's govt in comparison with Canada? Does Canada suffer the crippling infrastructural deficit which Nigeria suffers? Nigeria has no electricity, no single good road, no hospitals, no functional trains, security in shambles, schools are in deplorable condition etc. The annual revenue of the Nigerian government is extremely low to bridge this terrible infrastructural deficiency, yet the government manages to borrow $4bn and you think the smartest way to spend this money is to share it as cash to 80million Nigerians? |
Re: How The IMF Fund And Abachaloot Should Be Shared by Chikelue2000(m): 12:49am On May 07, 2020 |
gretblue:I think what OP is saying is simple.....things are hard...we r on lockdown...no work..no job....give us palliatives to fend for ourselves n kids....when things normalize, we can go back to infrastructure development n co.....u think hunger is a good thing?....just wait for it to strike u |
Re: How The IMF Fund And Abachaloot Should Be Shared by Kosoco(m): 9:40am On May 07, 2020 |
Let them prudently push it to our economy to avoid collapse. Give some bailout To fragile Agencies... Depressed101: |
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