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Joel3:
we are not only on recession, recession alone don't causes inflation.
in fact recession causes prices of goods and services to come down and not the other way. when there is low or no patronage then goods and services are forced to bring prices down. just like what is happening in the telecom industry today.
what Nigeria is facing currently is episodes of several economic plagues which many don't know yet in this buharism government.
if you study about inflation and recession you will agree with me that it's mainly on bad policy and vision less government. the government is clueless and have no clue on what to do.

Limitednow:
http://www.socialtimesng.com/2016/09/sultan-describes-fulani-herdsmen-moving-with-guns-as-foreign-terrorists/
Lalasticlala, mynd44

StarPlayer:
Just read and move on, if that's all you could say

StarPlayer:
So that is all you can come up with

The Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, yesterday said the current economic recession the country could provide the turning point from an oil driven economy to real prosperity.

Ekweremadu in his Eid el-Kabir message signed by his media aide, Uche Anichukwu, noted that the present economic challenges were not beyond redemption.

“I warned long ago that elections had come and gone and we should move from politics to governance. It is time for governance and we must bring all capable hands on the deck, irrespective of political, religious or ethnic backgrounds.

“Nigerians are facing hard times and all they are interested in are positive results and urgent succour. They don’t care whether you are APC or PDP or whether you are North or South.

The good news is that capable hands abound in the country. We must assemble them and give them both the mandate and liberty to help the president’s team to revamp the nation’s economy,” he said.

He enjoined Muslims to use the period to pray for the nation’s quick recovery from the current economic recession, expressing confidence that Nigerians, working together, could heal the nation’s economy.

He, however, noted that prayers alone were not enough and urged President Muhammadu Buhari to look beyond party affiliation to constitute a special economic squad to rescue the nation from present situation.