Fitch downgraded Nigeria to B minus last year due to poor results.
Then comes this year to say they maintain that downgrade and people are rejoicing?
What kind of idi0t@s do we even have in this country?
School scores your child low in last years exam and comes this year to maintain that score saying your child cannot improve and you are happy?
They are rejoicing because based on events between 2023 to now one would have expected a C and outlook- poor. You have to understand that the larger the economy that harder it is to get improvements in your ratings because you are not operating from a low base. Let me give you an example- yields on houses in ikoyi were about 6% in 2022-23 while yields in Abule egba were about 14%. Does it mean that Abule egbas properties are better? No it means that high build prices of ikoyi homes are restricting real return and prices cannot find ready new buyers.
So while we ought not to be dancing on this street, we can heave a sigh of relief that firstly it is not worse and secondly it remains attractive to investors yield arbitrage wise.
The people that bring capital to Africa are exchanging higher risk for outsized returns that are impossible in safer and more stable climes. They still retain a bulk of their assets in safe countries but the upside return is in places like Africa and especially Nigeria. They are looking for the risk that you are trying to avoid because you have no safety net.
Just a few weeks ago a UK secondary school invested $150mn in a new site in Lekki - the first of its type in Africa. Education sector we are all complaining about o.
2024 will see additional investments and better times. By 2025 we would all have new expectations of government and the difference will be clear. This is not about party it is about releasing the dynamism of the Nigerian people and putting the naysayers in their place. They all complain by day but seek contracts and opportunity from their so called "enemies" by night. Don't let your hands be slack - there is huge opportunity all around you.
zed7: Instead of working, the government is more concerned with propaganda and fictitious ratings. We don't need all this, when the economy improves, even the blind will notice.
KingOfTheDamned: I knew it would be sukanmi who brought this post 🤣🤣🤣
This boy creates threads and topics he doesn't understand or grasp the grammar written within then he tries to type words like opari and other pidgin words to try to seem like a true Patriot when I'm reality he just doesn't understand the economics or facts 🤣
@sukanmi aka freestuffsng let me enlighten you.
The nation is in a dire situation no amount of.propaganda or gaslighting can change that .
While I understand the need to be optimistic one must avoid delusional rants and myopic Outlook that tends to make one call an apple a bicycle .
The government policies so far while obviously deliberate to stem the massive inflation are just not enough to save the situation .
The dollar is rising and the naira falling steadily not due to hoarding as you always childishly state but due to corruption and looting of the scarce resources meant to back local production and development.
The hoarding by street fx traders isn't killing the naira as you like to naively point out daily but instead the mismanagement of the resources by this president and his cabinet is doing much worse.
How can he approve N395 billion for cars for senators when we have a dying economy?
The mismanagement is killing the naira more because when you have a country where the politicians show such financial recklessness foreign investors will run hence why less and.less foreign investors are looking at Nigeria are a point to consider for investment. Egypt is the new frontier same with Kenya and south Africa . No investor will trust their hard earned resources with a. Reckless government
So all your under the bridge propaganda will not save the nation 🤣🤣🤣
Again I advise you stick to the romance section since you clearly do not understand basic economics and it's implications
Or better still stay away from politics and let the adults talk and stick to selling those your nonsensical ebooks that no one wants 😎
If you don't agree that hoarding of dollars by speculators causing devaluation and instability of Naira.
That picture your poor understanding on economy.
Mentioning buying of cars for legislators as reason for the state of Nigeria economy also indicate your inability to understand how economy runs without mentioning how it would have been useful and contributed to economy development of Nigeria also speak more about you.
They are rejoicing because based on events between 2023 to now one would have expected a C and outlook- poor. You have to understand that the larger the economy that harder it is to get improvements in your ratings because you are not operating from a low base. Let me give you an example- yields on houses in ikoyi were about 6% in 2022-23 while yields in Abule egba were about 14%. Does it mean that Abule egbas properties are better? No it means that high build prices of ikoyi homes are restricting real return and prices cannot find ready new buyers.
So while we ought not to be dancing on this street, we can heave a sigh of relief that firstly it is not worse and secondly it remains attractive to investors yield arbitrage wise.
The people that bring capital to Africa are exchanging higher risk for outsized returns that are impossible in safer and more stable climes. They still retain a bulk of their assets in safe countries but the upside return is in places like Africa and especially Nigeria. They are looking for the risk that you are trying to avoid because you have no safety net.
Just a few weeks ago a UK secondary school invested $150mn in a new site in Lekki - the first of its type in Africa. Education sector we are all complaining about o.
2024 will see additional investments and better times. By 2025 we would all have new expectations of government and the difference will be clear. This is not about party it is about releasing the dynamism of the Nigerian people and putting the naysayers in their place. They all complain by day but seek contracts and opportunity from their so called "enemies" by night. Don't let your hands be slack - there is huge opportunity all around you.
It's all good.
Thanks for this. I like your optimism.
The real problem in Nigeria is socialism. The country is almost communist as far as I'm concerned. Little will be achieved until Nigerians come to grips with this ideological issue.
The goal is development. Anyone interested should look up the economic meaning of the word. There was a lot of fine and productive private investment in Nigeria in the 1970s when the country was supposedly rich, but it was still massively underdeveloped.
There will be very little development in Nigeria until the government completely floats the naira and implements real property rights. And that's just a start, the beginning of a looong and hard journey.
EVERY OTHER THING is meaningless. Because those two basic things tend to undermine progress anywhere else in the economy.
I'll never forget something that former Finance Minister Adeosun said while in office. It's still on her Facebook page somewhere. I think it was about reducing size of government or maybe abolishing fuel subsidy. She said basically that yes they know implementing this idea is good economic policy, but it is incompatible with APC ideology. ...and that ideology is of course Socialist Progressivism.
I truly wish the government and people of Nigeria all the best. It's fascinating how a people can be so collectively ruinous.
KingOfTheDamned: I knew it would be sukanmi who brought this post 🤣🤣🤣
This boy creates threads and topics he doesn't understand or grasp the grammar written within then he tries to type words like opari and other pidgin words to try to seem like a true Patriot when I'm reality he just doesn't understand the economics or facts 🤣
@sukanmi aka freestuffsng let me enlighten you.
The nation is in a dire situation no amount of.propaganda or gaslighting can change that .
While I understand the need to be optimistic one must avoid delusional rants and myopic Outlook that tends to make one call an apple a bicycle .
The government policies so far while obviously deliberate to stem the massive inflation are just not enough to save the situation .
The dollar is rising and the naira falling steadily not due to hoarding as you always childishly state but due to corruption and looting of the scarce resources meant to back local production and development.
The hoarding by street fx traders isn't killing the naira as you like to naively point out daily but instead the mismanagement of the resources by this president and his cabinet is doing much worse.
How can he approve N395 billion for cars for senators when we have a dying economy?
The mismanagement is killing the naira more because when you have a country where the politicians show such financial recklessness foreign investors will run hence why less and.less foreign investors are looking at Nigeria are a point to consider for investment. Egypt is the new frontier same with Kenya and south Africa . No investor will trust their hard earned resources with a. Reckless government
So all your under the bridge propaganda will not save the nation 🤣🤣🤣
Again I advise you stick to the romance section since you clearly do not understand basic economics and it's implications
Or better still stay away from politics and let the adults talk and stick to selling those your nonsensical ebooks that no one wants 😎
If it doesn't affect the price of petrol or bag of rice in the market, its of no use to the common man. It's balderdash
FreeStuffsNG: This is a fairly balanced report to show that we are on the forward march to greater economic leap and I commend Fitch for this report.
I am surprised that Fitch did not consider the impact of Dangote Refinery, how local production of petrol, diesel, fertilizers that will stop importation of these petrochemical products will significantly lower our fx outflows in 2024 and beyond.
Secondly, the tax reforms will significantly reduce tax burdens on struggling businesses, the import substitution for imported products that are now expensive, the revival of the mining industry and marine blue economy and the fact that 2024 is no election year that comes with huge INEC budget provision for elections and the attendant heightened socioeconomic and political risks.
If the omitted positive and significant factors above, ceteris paribus, add to the confidence rating they gave the competent President who is directly leading the reforms, effective alignment of both fiscal and monetary policies by the brilliant duo of Mr Yemi Cardoso who leads the CBN and Mr Wale Edun , the Coordinating Minister of the Economy and Finance, my expectation is that we will exceed the 3.2% GDP growth projected by Fitch for 2024. I see us doing like between 3.8 and 4.0% GDP growth.
By 2024, I will suggest that we rebase our GDP as experts have provided data to prove that our economy ,as at today, has grown to a $600 billion GDP economy.
I am so happy and profoundly proud of the extremely competent, brilliant and patriotic Nigerians driving our economy at the moment.
They are shaming all the naysayers and enemies of Nigeria back to back with massive success. This is a tested, experienced, brilliant team forged in Lagos that catapulted Lagos to the top echelon of the best economy in Africa within a decade. Nigeria is reaping from the seed of hardwork, excellence and patriotism we sowed, nurtured and guided jealously in Lagos so that at a time like this, we will redeem Nigeria and restore our greatness right from the point President Buhari stopped his tenure.
At the moment, Nigeria is in the hands of the best of the best among us. Only sore losers will not support progress.
This is the best time to invest in Nigeria and there's no better, safer and more investor-friendly region of Nigeria than the South West, Lagos and the neighbouring Yoruba South West Nigeria states.
Bring your investments to South West Nigeria for great returns on investment and the best investor friendly experience. May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!
What did you smoke this morning really? Do you guys really fear God when you want to mislead people? Last year Fitch downgraded Nigeria in credit rating to B minus and now they are saying there is no change meaning that the Nigeria's credit rating is still bad as it is. You deliberately hid from people that JPMorgan has delisted Nigeria and put our credit status to standalone.
PHAYOL81: That's right. Rome wasn't built in a day so we will take all the positives and work on the negatives stalling the progress
One certain thing to take home here is that this administrative team will never relent until NIGERIA regain its glory and investors confidence
Are you smoking something? Is it that you guys don't read to understand. The report in essence is saying that your credit outlook has not changed from the low rating of B- that it was downgraded to during Buhari's administration.
Guy stop misleading people, the credit rating still shows that our economy is still bad. Nothing has changed really. Even Fitch put it mildly unlike JP Morgan who delisted Nigeria from their investment ratings to standalone. Make una fear God when una wan mislead people.
The real problem in Nigeria is socialism. The country is almost communist as far as I'm concerned. Little will be achieved until Nigerians come to grips with this ideological issue.
The goal is development. Anyone interested should look up the economic meaning of the word. There was a lot of fine and productive private investment in Nigeria in the 1970s when the country was supposedly rich, but it was still massively underdeveloped.
There will be very little development in Nigeria until the government completely floats the naira and implements real property rights. And that's just a start, just to START.
EVERY OTHER THING is meaningless. Because those two basic things tend to undermine progress anywhere else in the economy.
I'll never forget something that former Finance Minister Adeosun said while in office. It's still on her Facebook page somewhere. I think it was about reducing size of government or maybe abolishing fuel subsidy. She said basically that yes they know implementing this idea is good economic policy, but it is incompatible with APC ideology. ...and that ideology is of course Socialist Progressivism.
I truly wish the government and people of Nigeria all the best. It's fascinating how a people can be so collectively ruinous.
Good Luck to Nigeria.
Yes interesting point.
APC are not socialists though just in the same way as Democrats are not socialist in the US. The only party that is meant by its very charter to be socialist is the LP and even they are not socialist. Kwankanso's party I think it is called the NNP is the closest Nigeria has to socialist if you discountenance Sowore's party whose name I can't remember right now.
In my opinion, pure breed socialism is dead outside of Cuba, Venezuela and some fringe countries like Zimbabwe.
A party like Nigerias PDP, United States Republicans and the UK Conservative believe that by putting money in at the top of the pyramid ( tax breaks, waivers, reduced labour laws, and even the privatisation of social services) it will trickle or flood down to the bottom thereby " lifting all boats"
On the other side of the divide, parties like Nigerias APC, US Democrats and UK's Labour believe that by putting money at the bottom ( well funded social services, infrastructure, job support and even CCT) demand will grow for goods and services and the economy will grow.
The difference between the UK, US and Nigeria is sincerity and transparency. Nigeria is far behind on these metrics. The parties both erect toll gates along the funding highway that benefit the fewest people thereby truncating the impact of either strategy.
What Nigeria needs is a government that will go beyond sound bites and produce clear and actionable programs that can be measured. All parties in Nogeria believe in private property and enterprise but none, I repeat none has the political will to deliver an easy to access mortgage system and equitable SME and MSME funding. They are too beholden to private interests.
Thank you for your contribution. It is hugely encouraging to see a person of ideas in what has become a sea of meaningless sound bites.
(1) APC are not socialists though just in the same way as Democrats are not socialist in the US. The only party that is meant by its very charter to be socialist is the LP and even they are not socialist. Kwankanso's party I think it is called the NNP is the closest Nigeria has to socialist if you discountenance Sowore's party whose name I can't remember right now.
In my opinion, pure breed socialism is dead outside of Cuba, Venezuela and some fringe countries like Zimbabwe.
(2) [/b]A party like Nigerias PDP, United States Republicans and the UK Conservative believe that by putting money in at the top of the pyramid ( tax breaks, waivers, reduced labour laws, and even the privatisation of social services) it will trickle or flood down to the bottom thereby " lifting all boats"
On the other side of the divide, parties like Nigerias APC, US Democrats and UK's Labour believe that by putting money at the bottom ( well funded social services, infrastructure, job support and even CCT) demand will grow for goods and services and the economy will grow.
[b] (3) The difference between the UK, US and Nigeria is sincerity and transparency. Nigeria is far behind on these metrics. The parties both erect toll gates along the funding highway that benefit the fewest people thereby truncating the impact of either strategy.
(4) What Nigeria needs is a government that will go beyond sound bites and produce clear and actionable programs that can be measured.
(5) Thank you for your contribution. It is hugely encouraging to see a person of ideas in what has become a sea of meaningless sound bites.
(1) You're wrong. While one can say nothing is ever 100%, APC is definitely a Socialist Party. I can make that assertion because of their POLICIES. Because of what they've ACTUALLY DONE while in government. They've designed and implemented clearly socialist policies that they promised to deliver to the Nigerian people. And there's nothing wrong with that.
(3) Government in the USA is much better than Nigeria on those metrics, but it has deteriorated terribly in the last few decades. In my estimation the USA is becoming more like Nigeria every day. Unfortunately.
(4) This one is funny 😁 and has a whiff of denial. Because both major parties have truly, measurably and diligently delivered on (most) policies they promised the Nigerian people, especially in the ECONOMIC area.
I clearly remember the 2015 election campaigns. President Buhari promised to keep fuel prices low, in practice that meant lower than the free market price.
He promised NPower grants to unemployed graduates, loans to farmers, a school feeding program and stipend to poor families. He promised to defend the naira. I particularly remember he particularly promised to stop any further privatization and deregulation of prices. And you know what? He delivered on ALL these things, he did exactly what he promised.
I believe these elements of the APC program were a big part of what motivated the Nigerian people to vote for President Buhari in 2015. That election was definitely free and fair. The people got exactly what they wanted.
(5) Well thanks. I think poverty, tribalism and desperation has destroyed the intellect and morals of the Nigerian people writ large, but most especially the university graduates. It's almost impossible to have a reasoned discussion with them based on facts and logic.
Oblongata: This is a positive report and our economy is geared on a recovery process!
We must support our government regardless our political affiliations!
Forward we must!!!
when we have stable Electicity, reduced price for petroleum and stable fx at the rate Buhari left it, then Tinubu will get my support. I can't support and be crying. The country is currently bleeding.
(1) You're wrong. While one can say nothing is ever 100%, APC is definitely a Socialist Party. I can make that assertion because of their POLICIES. Because of what they've ACTUALLY DONE while in government. They've designed and implemented clearly socialist policies that they promised to deliver to the Nigerian people. And there's nothing wrong with that.
(3) Government in the USA is much better than Nigeria on those metrics, but it has deteriorated terribly in the last few decades. In my estimation the USA is becoming more like Nigeria every day. Unfortunately.
(4) This one is funny 😁 and has a whiff of denial. Because both major parties have truly, measurably and diligently delivered on (most) policies they promised the Nigerian people, especially in the ECONOMIC area.
I clearly remember the 2015 election campaigns. President Buhari promised to keep fuel prices low, in practice that meant lower than the free market price.
He promised NPower grants to unemployed graduates, loans to farmers, a school feeding program and stipend to poor families. He promised to defend the naira. I particularly remember he particularly promised to stop any further privatization and deregulation of prices. And you know what? He delivered on ALL these things, he did exactly what he promised.
I believe these elements of the APC program were a big part of what motivated the Nigerian people to vote for President Buhari in 2015. That election was definitely free and fair. The people got exactly what they wanted.
(5) Well thanks. I think poverty, tribalism and desperation has destroyed the intellect and morals of the Nigerian people writ large, but most especially the university graduates. It's almost impossible to have a reasoned discussion with them based on facts and logic.
Have a good day.
Can you point to the socialist programs of the APC? Saying it is socialist doesn't make it so.
Can you point to the socialist programs of the APC? Saying it is socialist doesn't make it so.
I already listed them in the post you're replying to.
NPower, child feeding program, defending the naira, stipend for the poor, price controls on fuel and electricity, enforcing subsized pricing at federal universities, stopping further privatization and deregulation of government enterprises and markets.
APC promised all the above and actually implemented them. They ACTED and implemented those policies as promised in their Manifesto and campaign speeches.
The PDP on the other hand pursued a much more neo-liberal, free market, capitalist oriented agenda. They tried to move Nigeria away from its already predominantly socialist economic structure. They privatized and deregulated cement, petrochemicals, telecos and further deregulated banking. It was these efforts, especially related to the oil & gas sector, that led the feudal-socialists within the PDP to exit the party and join APC.
We've all experienced the results of both policy tracks. Real life experience for all of us as individuals and as a people. I don't know what else to say.
I already listed them in the post you're replying to.
NPower, child feeding program, defending the naira, stipend for the poor, price controls on fuel and electricity, enforcing subsized pricing at federal universities, stopping further privatization and deregulation of government enterprises and markets.
APC promised all the above and actually implemented them. They ACTED and implemented those policies as promised in their Manifesto and campaign speeches.
The PDP on the other hand pursued a much more neo-liberal, free market, capitalist oriented agenda. They tried to move Nigeria away from its already predominantly socialsit economic structure. They privatized and deregulated cement, petrochemicals, telecos and further deregulated banking. It was these efforts, especially related to the oil & gas sector, that led the feudal-socialists within the PDP to exit the party and join APC.
We've all experienced the results of both policy tracks. Real life experience for all of us as individuals and as a people. I don't know what else to say.
Good Luck to Nigeria.
But all these things are done by non socialist governments. It just comes under social benefits. Free milk, school buses, free school meals, unemployment benefits. In the UK you even get paid for perceived disability. The Nordic countries are even more generous with tax payers money - with assistance for father's to stay at home with newborns etc. No country in the world can run a completely capitalistic economy. No one.
I think your comments are a strawman for the government. Anyway I guess today is Guy Fawkes night
Are you smoking something? Is it that you guys don't read to understand. The report in essence is saying that your credit outlook has not changed from the low rating of B- that it was downgraded to during Buhari's administration.
YOU should be calming down. The report ain't all doom and gloom. Infact, the B grade despite being minus ain't the worst of all, and the report clearly specify that they stuck yet to that rating not because the steps the government is taking ain't good but because it's yet to reflect on the reality of our economy. We ain't rejoicing, we're merely hopeful things will improve if the administration continue on their positive strides
GOD BLESS PRESIDENT TINUBU GOD BLESS,ALL PATRIOTIC NIGERIANS GOD BLESS NIGERIA
But all these things are done by non socialist governments. It just comes under social benefits. Free milk, school buses, free school meals, unemployment benefits. In the UK you even get paid for perceived disability. The Nordic countries are even more generous with tax payers money - with assistance for father's to stay at home with newborns etc. No country in the world can run a completely capitalistic economy. No one.
I think your comments are a strawman for the government. Anyway I guess today is Guy Fawkes night
Dear Sir, I must once again disagree. And I'm not too surprised at your arguments. Nope.
Yes advanced countries do those things like free milk....AND THOSE KINDS OF PROGRAMS ARE SOCIALIST! The USA is a capitalist nation but it has plenty of such socialist programs. And those socialist programs are degrading the country, destroying the economy and reversing development.
Norway and those Nordic countries are actually MORE CAPITALIST and free market than the USA. Do you know Norway and Sweden don't have minimum wage laws? Please don't just take conventional wisdom at face value. In fact I was having exactly this argument with someone else - this thread exposes my thinking
FreeStuffsNG: This is a fairly balanced report to show that we are on the forward march to greater economic leap and I commend Fitch for this report.
I am surprised that Fitch did not consider the impact of Dangote Refinery, how local production of petrol, diesel, fertilizers that will stop importation of these petrochemical products will significantly lower our fx outflows in 2024 and beyond.
Secondly, the tax reforms will significantly reduce tax burdens on struggling businesses, the import substitution for imported products that are now expensive, the revival of the mining industry and marine blue economy and the fact that 2024 is no election year that comes with huge INEC budget provision for elections and the attendant heightened socioeconomic and political risks.
If the omitted positive and significant factors above, ceteris paribus, add to the confidence rating they gave the competent President who is directly leading the reforms, effective alignment of both fiscal and monetary policies by the brilliant duo of Mr Yemi Cardoso who leads the CBN and Mr Wale Edun , the Coordinating Minister of the Economy and Finance, my expectation is that we will exceed the 3.2% GDP growth projected by Fitch for 2024. I see us doing like between 3.8 and 4.0% GDP growth.
By 2024, I will suggest that we rebase our GDP as experts have provided data to prove that our economy ,as at today, has grown to a $600 billion GDP economy.
I am so happy and profoundly proud of the extremely competent, brilliant and patriotic Nigerians driving our economy at the moment.
They are shaming all the naysayers and enemies of Nigeria back to back with massive success. This is a tested, experienced, brilliant team forged in Lagos that catapulted Lagos to the top echelon of the best economy in Africa within a decade. Nigeria is reaping from the seed of hardwork, excellence and patriotism we sowed, nurtured and guided jealously in Lagos so that at a time like this, we will redeem Nigeria and restore our greatness right from the point President Buhari stopped his tenure.
At the moment, Nigeria is in the hands of the best of the best among us. Only sore losers will not support progress.
This is the best time to invest in Nigeria and there's no better, safer and more investor-friendly region of Nigeria than the South West, Lagos and the neighbouring Yoruba South West Nigeria states.
Bring your investments to South West Nigeria for great returns on investment and the best investor friendly experience. May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!
Forward pitch? By what parameter did you measure and arrive at your conclusive forward pitch? Even Fitch did not anticipate any improvement hence it stuck to its previous ratings.
Kindly explain this forward pitch to me like a teenager.
Fitch downgraded Nigeria to B minus last year due to poor results.
Then comes this year to say they maintain that downgrade and people are rejoicing?
What kind of idi0t@s do we even have in this country?
School scores your child low in last years exam and comes this year to maintain that score saying your child cannot improve and you are happy?
Don't blame them. Agbadorians are usually sourced from a poorly educated talent pool. Just look at that FreeStuffsNG guy celebrating B-. He probably thought it was an academic B, a prestigious grade just below A.
Ever since Nigerians kicked the Pandora criminal called Obi to the gutters in the last presidential elections, IPOB/OBIDIENTS have been so bitter, hateful and attacking Nigeria relentlessly at every given uportunity
wetin concern obi for the poor economic performance of tinubu so far? if the most ardent supporters of tinubu know that he has failed so far.
YOU should be calming down. The report ain't all doom and gloom. Infact, the B grade despite being minus ain't the worst of all, and the report clearly specify that they stuck yet to that rating not because the steps the government is taking ain't good but because it's yet to reflect on the reality of our economy. We ain't rejoicing, we're merely hopeful things will improve if the administration continue on their positive strides
GOD BLESS PRESIDENT TINUBU GOD BLESS,ALL PATRIOTIC NIGERIANS GOD BLESS NIGERIA
Haaaa!!!!! Bro fear God for once and stop the deceit, you are deceiving people online while in reality things are bleak. Once the dollar being borrowed is used for settling backlogs we are back to square one again and we will borrow again. Does it make any sense to you?
It is patriotism to point out the failures of government. You rather are the problem of the country with your constant eye service and support of evil and not speaking up when clearly the government is towing a wrong path.
Haaaa!!!!! Bro fear God for once and stop the deceit, you are deceiving people online while in reality things are bleak. Once the dollar being borrowed is used for settling backlogs we are back to square one again and we will borrow again. Does it make any sense to you?
It is patriotism to point out the failures of government. You rather are the problem of the country with your constant eye service and support of evil and not speaking up when clearly the government is towing a wrong path.
YOU know what ？ In scenario like this, you tend to see only what you care to see. IT'S MINDSET. I haven't even given you anything other than the opinion in the article：not my thought, even though what I see is hope. The article without bias portend hope even though things haven't really improved yet. ABOUT THE LOANS, they're procured to INJECT DOLLARS into the economy and with ban lifted on certain import commodities, things will definitely IMPROVE. YOU own your opinion if you think otherwise and we don't have to quarrel over it. CRITIQUES OR SUPPORT, let's see where the pendulum swings to. I HOLD MY POSITION, YOU HOLD YOURS
YOU know what ？ In scenario like this, you tend to see only what you care to see. IT'S MINDSET. I haven't even given you anything other than the opinion in the article：not my thought, even though what I see is hope. The article without bias portend hope even though things haven't really improved yet. ABOUT THE LOANS, they're procured to INJECT DOLLARS into the economy and with ban lifted on certain import commodities, things will definitely IMPROVE. YOU own your opinion if you think otherwise and we don't have to quarrel over it. CRITIQUES OR SUPPORT, let's see where the pendulum swings to. I HOLD MY POSITION, YOU HOLD YOURS
Oga stop writing nonsense epistle. The reality is that the economy is shit, stop deceiving people
.... NEXT!