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This is more explanatory than the other thread which simply mentioned the borrowing but was silent about the projects and programs it would fund. |
The country is fantastically corrupt as Cameron famously said. Worse, they are untouchable. I'm certain Tinubu fears a Coup D'etat, and would prefer to look the other way. The soldiers who dared expose this will also face the music. Starving to death would have been a better option. ![]() |
Gboss247:Your response is riddled with economic illiteracy. Nowehere does this article state the borrowed funds are towards defending the Naira, nor for the importation pf petrol. There was not a single reference as such. Operators in the oil sector know that the petrol subsidy is gone. Neither is it to finance importation. The Tinubu inherited a mess. The government would need to borrow around 5% of GDP yearly for the next 3-4 years due to the huge fiscal mess that Buhari left behind. |
ruggedtimi:We need testimonials from those bitten by it. ![]() |
ToyBoyAaron:My friends Lhasa is uncaged and roams round the house, both in and out, but is mostly in. Only drawback is that he loves humping, and therefore, quite clingy. |
The man should just say he is leaving because he wants to become president. All this grammar for nothing. |
I wish they could be tested for efficacy, and for the active ingredient. In an agbo concoction, don't be surprised that it is only one of the herbs or barks that's doing all the work. The rest are a waste. Keep away from agbo jedi jedi that camphor is used. Commonsense should inform someone that it is a chemical substance you're drinking and I won't be surprised it is carcinogenic. |
I feel nothing if I don't bath for a day. I find this weird |
babztee:What is the lie there? I knew the nightmare I experienced getting fx during Buharis government. |
Curious345:What would shock was that his daughter most likely married a carrier as all their kids were SS. How dumb can people be? You'd expect him as educated as he was to ensure their genotype were compatible. Lamentable. |
joshbj:Not gay. That's very fashionable. Quite cool. |
Nazgul:Interestingly, I sought of support it. When o e thinks of the DRC, one thinks of war and destitution. It can change the narrative. You'd be surprised at how many countries do branding. For instance, one would think there are no poor people in China. All we see are gleaming cities. |
They were silent on the cause of his death. That's what's most important to us. |
WhizdomXX:If Buhari hadn't destroyed the economy over a period of 8 years, what is Bangladesh? Nigerias per capita income in 2013 was over $3,000. Nigeria in the short and long term has much brighter prospects. The right economic policies are the key |
phorget:You're probably referring to Bahrain, and not Bangladesh. Bangladesh should have more than enough local girls ready to do work as servants. |
SeeWahala:Don't deceive yourself. |
I hope he is sentenced to death as soon as possible. Most improtantly for now, he must never be let out of prison until he kpais, or has reconciled with the true God. |
lexy2014:Did Atiku and Obi not join hands in 2019 in the presidential race to push out Buhari? In 2023, did they not turn against each other? That's how politicians behave. They throw each other under the bus all the time. |
People have a phenomenal hatred of Tinubu. It's quite alarming. |
meobizy:Can you suggest any? Adderal and Ritalin are prescription medication. |
If Obama and his wife begin to poke fun at Trump again, his blood would be boiling. There is actually some suspicion that it was Obama making jest of Trump after he suggested Obama was a Muslim that sparked off his quest for the oval office. Obama and his wife are fond of making jest of him, calling him a man child, which infuriates him. |
Gboss247:There's $30bn in net foreign reserves. Why would government now borrow money to defend it? The Naira at that rate is already undervalued. It's a n overvalued currency that you spend dollars to defend, and not a weak one. What many of you are saying is not comprehensible!. |
I am scattered brained at the moment. I can't seem to get anything done because of it. I need a medication that can improve my focus and concentration, and to keep my mind from wandering. It is really bad. Any suggestions guys? |
bestman09:Thanks for the explanation. I feel the school must also have a program where they warn ladies about the dangers of taking nudes, and also sending them out. Both are wrong and there are huge dangers surrounding it. (Read Proverbs 27:12) |
Bigchris01:What she did weas definitely wrong. You are very correct. It is extremely necessary for girls in univesities to be cautioned about sending nudes to any man, or even takin g nude pics in the first place. What purpose does it serve? They need to be fully educated about the risks involved. It needs to be inculcated in them, fully mean inculcated! If they do otherwise, the fault is theirs. |
Gboss247:What you're saying is so inaccurate. Why not blame Emefiele? There was only $3bn in the net foreign when he left office and the CBN was owing buyers $7bn. In other to restore faith in the forex market, the CBN needed to offset the backlog. Companies were exiting Nigeria because of the chronic foreign exchange crunch. Emirates and Shoprite were 2 good examples. Foreign banks and countries were unwilling to lend to the country. By then, the Nigerian government was spending 97% of its revenue on debt servicing. Buhari left a gargantuam mess. The government had to turn to collaterized crude oil sales to raise the money and pay off the backlog. So, the Nigerian government never borrowed massively to fund imports but primarily to pay off the backlog owed FX buyers. Now, things have changed since then. There is over $30bn in the net foreign reserves, more than enough to cover 6 months worth of imports, unlike the dreadly less than one month during those dark days. At an exchange rate of $1-1,500, imports will be discouraged. That's why the foreign reserves have grown so fast. In addition, exports seems to have picked up, but to expect an explosion in exports in barely two years coming from an abyss is expecting too much, and unrealistic. |
Gboss247:Subsidize dollar at 1,500? The Naira isn't subsidized. The purpose of floating the Naira was to end the dollar subsidy. Yes, dollars was borrowed using collaterized crude oil to offset unremitted dollars to buyers. The CBN was owing buyers of forex under Emefiele $7bn. There was only $3bn in the net foriegn reserves- that is the actual the central bank has access to. That was how bad things were under Emefiele. The CBN needed to clear the backlog it was owing before trust in the forex market could be revived. The backlog has since been cleared. The net foreign reserves has risen to over $30bn. |
He might have made around 3m. I could do with that now. ![]() |
dederocs:Economists are not fond of consumer subsidies. They are inefficient, encourage inefficiencies and corruption, discourage investments within that,sector, lead to large holes in the budget and so on. Egypt you mentioned spends 45-50% of its budget on debt servicing. Its economy is riddled with subsidies which are a major cause of the government borrowing and the subsequent high spending on debt servicing. Find better ways to assist the poor. |
gabbytabby:I am glad that you can see first hand the problem of poverty alleviation schemes in Nigeria. They are a waste of time. The best policies that will work would be to pursue sound economic policies that are populist such as lifting protectionist barriers on food for instance to bring the prices down. |
ZeroWorries:40 is still quite young. For many, that's when life starts. The way to deal with it is to surround yourself with people. Do not isolate yourself. (Read Proverbs 18:1) You'd be shocked that many are in the same boat. You'll also discover many are unhappily married, many childless, and a lot of other problems. Many might even envy you that you're not married. Take each day as it comes. Each day has enough anxieties of its own. (Read Matthew 6:33) The biggest consolation you can give yourself is to remember that this life is not all there is. There is still a better life to come! Read Psalms 9010, 2 Peter 3:13, Revelations 21:3-5). The Bible urges us to always rejoice in that hope always! To learn more, read this article now, "Where can I Find Hope." - https://www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/hope-bible-verses/ |
dederocs:There is nothing wrong in the government setting up affordable policies to assist the poor. However, the use of subsidies is one of the the worst ways to do so. Find alternatives. |
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