Hamman1:
Haba yenefer why all this shit talk,if you've got nothing to say just stay mute..yar'uwa kiyi tunani da kyau kafin ki ba da comment.

kana ganin zagin da sukeyi wa en arewa especially ga Hausawa and fulani. Ni ba san Buhari ma nake ba, kawai sabida inbasu haushi nakeyi

GEEBITE:
Footnote totally needless .One should be able to speak forthrightly irrespective of party affiliation.

You are actually right, it was an afterthought. I sincerely wanted most people to view the post as objectively as they could due to the overwhelming political bias many nairalanders exhibit on issues like this which is largely responsible for the constant reduction of the collective average IQ of Nairaland unfortunately.

Under Buhari? Future Impossible Tense.

EasternActivist:
What amazes me is how nigerians are treating this woman with levity...

Ironically, This woman would have been shown the exit door had it been she is either Igbo or Yoruba.

What? In the eyes of her employer, she is like Okonjo Iwealla.

If only we could believe you, if she attends a world ministers of finance conference, do you think they will allow you to address them?

Yes I can see,
We will exit recession after we are all dead.

What exactly are u doing at this very moment to get us out of ur policy-induced recession? Answer: nothing

this one na to console their zombies. I thought they said we are not in recession

The kind of ministers we have na wa oooo, someone was telling me that bukola Saraki’s sister was a minister, and I said na lie for which country?

Yenefer:
kana ganin zagin da sukeyi wa en arewa especially ga Hausawa and fulani. Ni ba san Buhari ma nake ba, kawai sabida inbasu haushi nakeyi

I quite understand how you feel,that's NL for you..Amma irin mumunan Zagin da suke miki gaskiya beyiba ,sabida haka ki kula.I'm not happy about that at all.

Hamman1:
I quite understand how you feel,that's NL for you..Amma irin mumunan Zagin da suke miki gaskiya beyiba ,sabida haka ki kula.I'm not happy about that at all.

okay thanks

SocialJustice:
At least we haven't heard anything about stupendous borrowing and it is crazy Atiku's advice was ignored.

Budget luxuries must stop.

Don't worry. His advice will be taken soon. That's how dis govt operates.
First ignore the advice, then rush to it when no one is looking.

Jokers

Hmm I thought Nigeria didn't have a finance minister because I hardly he's anything about her or her economy plans or projection

How? The only way out of a recession is to spend. People need to have confidence to spend. The recession deepens when consumers stop spending.

Government, how do you encourage people to spend? Answer this and you have the way out of the recession

valentineuwakwe:

source: https://punchng.com/nigeria-will-exit-recession-soon-says-finance-minister/

Mouth no do am! Enu o see!

Do you know how Migerian public officials measure their competence ? By comparing the country's failures with other countries with worst failures. Once their failures pale beside others, it means they have done well. Abokis have finished this country.

That will happen the day all you criminals die and live this country!

Meanwhile

Are you God

stonedlive:


you gotta earn that BMC SALARY right... continue sho ti gbo... it will end in sorrow for you....

The guy mumu dey grow day by day.. Lol

Mumu

The current recession, which the Nigerian economy recently slid into , will be short- lived, the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning , Mrs Zainab Ahmed, has said .
Ahmed said this on Monday at the ongoing 26th Nigerian Economic Summit organised by the Nigerian Economic Summit Group and the Federal Ministry of Finance , Budget , and National Planning .

She said the country would emerge from the recession in the fourth quarter of this year or by the first quarter of 2021.
Nigeria, Africa ’ s biggest economy , entered its second recession in five years in the third quarter of this year as the Gross Domestic Product fell for the second consecutive quarter .
The GDP dropped by 3.62 per cent in Q 3 and 6. 10 per cent in Q2, according to the National Bureau of Statistics .

The finance minister said the COVID -19 -induced recession followed the pattern across the world where many countries had entered an economic recession.
“ Let me remind us that before the impact of COVID- 19, the Nigerian economy was experiencing sustained growth , which had been improving quarter by quarter until the second quarter of 2020, when the impact of the COVID -19 was felt,” she said .

Ahmed said other countries also in recession, including the United Kingdom and the United States, recorded much deeper contraction than that of Nigeria.
“ Nigeria is not alone in this, but I will say that Nigeria has outperformed all of these economies in terms of the record of a negative growth .”

According to her, South Africa , which recorded a decline of -50 per cent compared to Nigeria’ s - 6. 1 per cent in Q2, will also record a deeper negative growth in Q 3.
Ahmed said , “ While the economy has entered into recession in the third quarter, the trend of the growth suggests that this will be a short-lived recession, and indeed by the fourth or, at worst , the first quarter of 2021, the country will exit recession.

“ Our expectation of a quick exit , which will be historically fast, is anchored on the several complementary fiscal, real sector and monetary interventions that have been proactively introduced by government to forestall a far worse decline of the economy and alleviate the negative consequences of the pandemic. ”
source: https://punchng.com/nigeria-will-exit-recession-soon-says-finance-minister/

Common electricity you can not make stable yet you are talking of tackling recession.

NA WHO UNA DEY DECEIVE?