₦airaland Forum

ITbomb:
^^^ u r right but they create the environment that promote creation of jobs,
Soludo created that
Sanusi destroy it

mpmp:
its only in Nigeria that someone who studied religious studies, Islamic religious studies for that matter - can become a CBN boss.

Regardless of how many years he has worked there, he doesn't know 1/10th of what those who passed through the academic ropes know.

afam4eva:
Abeg, wetin concern Soludo with savannah bank?

He obtained his three degrees and then professorship at the University of Nigeria in Nsukka, Enugu State. He graduated with a First Class Honors degree in 1984, an M.Sc. Economics in 1987, and a Ph.D. in 1989, winning prizes for the best student at all three levels.[1][5][6]

efisher:
What is he doing living in a house with rent of 20 million naira? That sum of money can build a house in his village and if he plans well, can buy him a land somewhere nice in Abuja and he can build his own. It only goes to show that he too can be VERY wasteful as he is trying to live above his means. Buhari, please cut your coat according to your cloth and stop trying to be what you are not.

mojounited:
Long overdue, albeit I still commend the FG for taking the initiative to do the right thing. . . I think the ministers of state positions should be scrapped -- such duplication is just comical. And what's the ish about "collateral political damages on the Presidency" for doing the right thing Issues regrading careers, cost of retirement benefits and pensions should be rightfully addressed while the initiative would still be implemented -- better still, let the government do what it knows how to do best; promise them "palliatives to cushion the effect" as was done to the poor masses during subsidy brouhaha, after all them for don loot the money tire by now especially those ministers of state.

the pension biometric verification initiated by Orosanye as Head of Service paid off, with the nation saved N151 billion alongside the discovery of close to 80,000 fake pensioners

Atigba:
That is a lot of money, but if you look at it the other way round NCC owns one the government parastatals most expensive building, all the interiors use for that building is very costly?i know what am talking about,i hv been there before.That is were i did my youth services, The building was built by a chinese company CCECC.so spending such money for doors and what ever, i dont think is waisting of public fund?  

mens dept:
Yes, Soludo was just okay. [b]We dont need to overpraise people. The next thing you'll hear folks saying Soludo for Gov 2015, or Soludo for Prez 2015, even Soludo for Republican Nominee against Obama.[/b]Anyway, his whole Naira scheme to help strengthen the Naira was pretty much rejected by people domestically (and especially internationally) that were benefiting from the high exchange rate.

So, we have a long way to go in being clever like the Chinese, Arabs, and Westerners.

russellino:
@ Acidosis - the people who tried to set up cement factories like cletus ibeto were cut down ruthlessly by OBJ to allow dangote free rein to monopolise the cement industry, abi u no know?

honeric01:
@Dis Guy and afam4eva, COD is another lagos club but in second division, nice website they have. http://www.codunitedfc.com (rccg club)

modavi:
y should i buy such gift for my child, as time goes on,he might just be too inquisitive n wld want the real one, u know children n there inquisitive nature.

http:
Am not into toy guns cos it doesn't make sense to me especially around my son.

I went home to find out that my son has a toy gun, i frowned at my wife for accepting a toy gun for my son, she said he is just a kid, now the boi has graduated to making guns from anything, even a slice of bread

ifyalways:
^lol.That was even yesterday.Today na pure drama.

Vitrol MD,one Oyibo wan piss for bodi.He was drilled and he had NO answer for all the holes in his presentation.

Then the funniest lot so far,the md(marketer) that is sick and came from his hospital bed.His PA that was suppossed to represent him/speak on his behalf said "I was not there when he was chopping subsidy money".
LMAO!
They were sent back home to come back at a later date.

WaltherPPK:
You are a lunatic! The guy made a very good point from his experience which I will also corroborate. I had the grace of God immediately I took the decision to get married and my finances took a quatum leap from a single deal.I think little boys of your age should not get into discussions of this kind.

“The implication is that GDP per capita will subsequently increase, making Nigeria a more attractive investment case and potentially boosting consumer stocks”, he told BusinessDay.

Consumer names such as Nigerian Breweries, Guinness, Flour Mills, Nestle, and PZ have already announced robust expansion plans in the past year, while their stocks have mostly outperformed the NSE ASI (Nigerian Sock Exchange All Share Index) in 2011, with most analysts expecting the trend to continue, with the rise of the middle class, growing disposable incomes and GDP per capita.

That said, Nigeria ‘s output per capita currently at $1,600 still trails that of many other economies on the African continent and while the rebasing would be an overall positive, it could also lead to lower Economic Ratios.

Acccording to Gadio, “On the fiscal side, the revenue-to-GDP ratio will decline, but so will the overall fiscal position of the government. The current account surplus will also decrease, which may not be positively perceived by offshore accounts looking at the country’s external dynamics, especially as the current account balance has already been substantially downsized in recent years, in the official data, due to an unexplained increase in imports.”