Politics › Re: Bacita–Shonga–Lafiagi Road (83km) Project By Federal Government by CodeTemplar: 5:55pm On Sep 01 |
On the strength of these random one or two kilometres road completion(0.2%), yekini and apc are planning another mandate abracadaba. |
Politics › Re: Name One Thing That Has Become Cheaper Under Tinubu. by CodeTemplar: 3:15pm On Sep 01 |
Propaganda. Cost of awarding contracts. |
Crime › Re: Police Officers Run As Drone Records Extortion In Osogbo (Photos, Video) by CodeTemplar: 3:12pm On Sep 01*. Modified: 5:50pm On Sep 01 |
Clowns in black. Very useless police force.
On another news, police opisa don lean finis because e take loan take hire wizard for cobinant. Na garri and fertilizer im dey chop now. Beans come be like chicken. Lol. Ibeyegbe the clown. |
Education › Re: Nelfund’s ₦16bn Monthly Upkeep Bill Sparks Loan Sustainability Fears by CodeTemplar: 2:16pm On Sep 01 |
These billions where being spent silently on them before it got converted into a loan scheme. |
Politics › Re: N600B Cash Transfer: Something Strange Is Happening In Nigerian Politics by CodeTemplar: 2:14pm On Sep 01 |
Print n share economy. |
Politics › Re: Why Do Nigeria Politicians Buy Houses Abroad That They Will Never Live In? by CodeTemplar: 1:21pm On Sep 01 |
It is for their children and to kill two birds (high hotel costs and asset ownership) with one slingshot. |
Business › Re: Nigeria's GDP Growth Rate From 1999 To 2026 by CodeTemplar: 1:03pm On Sep 01 |
SmartyPants: Rebasing is a relatively normal thing to do after some period of years. Note that GEJ also rebased the GDP which was what led to Nigeria finally overtaking South Africa as Africa's largest economy for some time. So you can criticize Tinubu on his own merit but it becomes hypocritical to criticize Tinubu against the standard set by previous presidents who did the very same things you're criticizing Tinubu for.
On the merits, one of the things Tinubu has standing to his credit in terms of GDP is improvement of foreign indirect investments. There's been a significant inflow that has contributed significantly to GDP. Of course, we want to see actual domestic production being the major contributor to GDP growth, but is 4 years enough for a radical transformation given the realities of the operating context?
The fact is that the first policy introduced by this government was the removal of fuel subsidies which brings initial hardship. But is the question simply one of whether the policy brought or impeded GDP growth or is it one of whether it was the right structural change for the long term health of the said economy?
Again, recall that there was run away inflation at the onset of the tenure. One of the moves put in place to arrest same was the hiking of the interest rates by the CBN, which drew in foreign portfolio investment but undoubtedly would have slowed direct investment simultaneously.
So the question then becomes, did this government fail to stimulate GDP growth or did this government do a tremendous job of arresting the economic damage?
There is real context to these issues. Reference the rebasing done by GEJ please. I know the subsidy of forex as at that time played out in GEJ's favour but your claim about rebasing the GDP is not sounding familiar with me. |
Politics › Re: FG Announces Plans For 360km/h High-speed Rail From Lagos To Maiduguri by CodeTemplar: 1:00pm On Sep 01 |
Idiotic idea. You lack resources to complete coastal road but want to decieve us all into believing Nigerians actually voted you based on some phantom promises of 360km/h rail. |
Career › Re: “God Abeg Help Me Spoil Their Phones Make My Husband See Work Collect” — Woman P by CodeTemplar: 12:57pm On Sep 01 |
chiiraq802: Madam, my own jst spoil now, mk ur husband com kollect am from my den, mk him mind dey. 😏 Keep shut lying muslimm. |
Career › Re: “God Abeg Help Me Spoil Their Phones Make My Husband See Work Collect” — Woman P by CodeTemplar: 12:56pm On Sep 01 |
That happens naturally. Lousy Clout chaser of a woman. |
Politics › Re: "We're On Track For $1 Trillion Economy By 2030" - FG Hails GDP Growth Rate by CodeTemplar: 12:51pm On Sep 01 |
idiotic lies. Where has the growth taken place please? How can a 4-5% growth in a 200m+ population economy go unnoticed?
These idiots are using rebasing of the GDP calculation to decieve miserable Nigerians.
Thats why we need the US to release those files ASAP.
Yekini is a shameless crook who is only backed by disembodied beings because of the pre-Noah misery he brings to the table. |
Business › Re: Nigeria's GDP Growth Rate From 1999 To 2026 by CodeTemplar: 12:47pm On Sep 01 |
SmartyPants: The numbers don't lie indeed but you are yet to understand the story they are telling you. The critical fact is that there is a pattern to the numbers which shows that average GDP growth per presidential term dropped consistently and took a sharp decline under Jonathan and only began to pick up under Tinubu. That tells you something fundamental changed. And what was it?
Obasanjo cleared Nigeria's foreign debt through the historic Paris club refund. By the midpoint of GEJ's tenure, Nigeria was back in debt again. The windfall from the OBJ years, which Ngozi Okonjo Iweala advised the Federal and State governments to save, was squandered and we went right back to borrowing.
I saw one person up there say we were paying subsidy throughout these years but such people do not realize there is no free lunch anywhere. We were paying from money we did not have. That was why Jonathan's move to remove subsidies in 2011 was the right move but he lacked the strength of character to do the right thing even if he would be seen as the bad guy by the masses.
That Jonathan's worst set the stage for Buhari's worst. The difference is simply that Jonathan took over from Obasanjo who had left him abundance. Thus, while he depleted the reserves and plunged us right back into debt, the nominal growth figure stands to his nominal credit, obscuring just how bad a president he was. Rebasing of GDP helped the Tinubu figures in no small measure. It is hard for any sane human to see where the growth has taken place. Is it in output of commodities or a new industry has sprung up somewhere? Save for rebasing of GDP that finally included telcom and more tech output that accrued over the last 25 years, Tinubu is used using 200m to play a highway-build-and-toll game. Tinubu is just playing idiotic games with numbers, nothing more. |
Business › Re: Nigeria's GDP Growth Rate From 1999 To 2026 by CodeTemplar: 12:41pm On Sep 01 |
Growth no one is feeling save for few capital investors. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: FG Launches “Hire From Nigeria” Campaign, Targets 1 Million Export-linked Jobs by CodeTemplar: 9:02am On Sep 01 |
Better than building aimless highways and airports. |
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Politics › Re: NNPCL Hikes Petrol Price To N1,345 In FCT by CodeTemplar: 4:35pm On Aug 31 |
More money to build airports n highways with loading. Sorry Nigerians. |
Politics › Re: Poser To Nairalanda1 by CodeTemplar: 4:31pm On Aug 31 |
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Politics › Re: Poser To Nairalanda1 by CodeTemplar: 4:29pm On Aug 31 |
aworatak: The guy went ahead to block me Chai I never knew I deflected his or her ego. lol. An agent of oppression he is |
Politics › Re: Poser To Nairalanda1 by CodeTemplar: 1:57pm On Aug 31 |
After Musiwa came Nairalanda1. He used to be subaidywise and backbencher. |
Phones › Re: Bayelsa Had The Lowest Number Of Active Internet Subscribers As At December 2025 by CodeTemplar: 12:27pm On Aug 31 |
LadyExcellency: Toktok, youtube and instagram dey consume data pass anything. Businesses take lower data consumption than pleasure. True. Even in subsidized inputs, we end up with more recreational use than productive use. |
Politics › Re: Top 10 Most Populated States In Nigeria According To NIN Registration by CodeTemplar: 12:59pm On Aug 30 |
APC strongholds on paper dem dem. |
Phones › Re: Which Power Bank Is Advisable To Buy by CodeTemplar: 12:56pm On Aug 30 |
Made in Aba or Abeokuta own |
Travel › Re: Al-jazeera News Visits Benin Asaba Road Many Days Of Gridlock (Photos) by CodeTemplar: 12:24pm On Aug 30 |
In suppport of a radical northerner Muslim that can ascend the throne and fix it or just regular journalism. |
Politics › Re: NDC Slams Tinubu's City Boys Movement Over Private Jets, 'Extravagant Lifestyle' by CodeTemplar: 4:54pm On Aug 29 |
These are just acts of fronting for their N50 pen rigging thats to come soon. How can you show off so much unexplainable wealth when the voters you are swaying are poor for it? |
Politics › Re: How Ribadu’s Washington Engagement Is Yielding Results For Nigeria’s Security by CodeTemplar: 4:41pm On Aug 29 |
This tribal militia man again |
Crime › Re: How Friend Deceived Me To Sell My Kidney, Bought Phones With Payment — Victim by CodeTemplar: 4:38pm On Aug 29 |
verminnel: This money fit no even reach 35m🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thats 500 minimum wage equivalent. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ongoing Coup In Niger Republic by CodeTemplar: 3:34pm On Aug 29 |
madridguy: They shall continue to fail. France should go and sit down. How aligned is the current regime to the Sokoto seat of power. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ongoing Coup In Niger Republic by CodeTemplar: 3:33pm On Aug 29 |
If it is an islamic coup, it then means the Sokoto sultanate has Nigeria and Niger under lockdown. |
Education › Re: 10 Courses Producing The Highest-Paying Jobs In Nigeria In 2026 by CodeTemplar: 2:33pm On Aug 29 |
Remove Law pls. Lots of law grads switching over. |
Satellite TV Technology › Re: Solar Energy, A Complement To FTA by CodeTemplar: 6:21pm On Aug 28 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranians Are Selling Their Own Graves To Pay For Living - Iranintl by CodeTemplar: 5:14pm On Aug 28 |
The Ayatollahs have a heart of concrete. |
Christianity Etc › Re: If God Made All Things And Called Them Good, Then Where Did Satan Come From? by CodeTemplar: 5:07pm On Aug 28 |
Goody goody i am guessing. |