as the year draws to a close, I believe some sober reflection is in order.

almost every index of development is in the red.
imagine what the 2019 poverty capital of the world is experiencing now.

our economy is in the toilet. there seems to be no end or reprieve in sight-
from gas prices to essential commodities, from local rice to next year's planned end of petrol subsidies (same subsidies that buhari doesn't believe in; and that Kyari said ended last year o).

and yet, our public SERVANTS keep balling, like the world will end tomorrow.

we need to learn and address the general and specific causes-
the events and policies that led to the naira being at it's lowest point in our nation's history.
and how to ensure they're either reversed or never repeated again.

the floor is open.
mature discourse only, no bashing of individuals.
derailers will be reported.
God bless.

Lalasticlala

Well in my humble opinion I think the insecurity issue especially in the north is one of the major issues of our depreciating economy because some of the things we get at a cheaper rate from there are no longer readily available and the available one prices have skyrocketed.

So if we can tackle this issue of insecurity I think inflation will subsidize

hmmm
just insecurity Kwa?

shawante:
Well in my humble opinion I think the insecurity issue especially in the north is one of the major issues of our depreciating economy because some of the things we get at a cheaper rate from there are no longer readily available and the available one prices have skyrocketed.

So if we can tackle this issue of insecurity I think inflation will subsidize