Shayetet13:


Shut up you illiterate ignorant fellow. Shut up let us clearly listen to the voice of the educated Amina Mohammed, Vice president, United Nations.

My brother, u can never convince those useless Buhari zombies, their brains have been washed away with menstrual water

kenddys:



kemi inherited $35billion and she couldn't do anything with it and you are saying she deserves some accolades, for what exactly?

speedyGonzales:

The report is subscription based. The country is sinking but the people are surviving on propaganda


The report is subscription based.

https://store.eiu.com/product/country-report/nigeria

orisa37:
And wipe out The Middle-income group forever.

Gorem2013:



Then tell us it's This Day and vanguard dirty job as usual. Not HSBC.

I'm sure it would have been quoted out of context even if it appears there at all. We know corruption will always fight back.

Go school, u no gree go
APC has even acknowledged those reports from the Economist and HSBC and have been struggling in vain since yesterday to defend the lifeless one (Buhari) based on those reports.
Amala don block ur brain
Take 200 Naira go buy sense for Jankara market

Gorem2013:


http://dailypost.ng/2018/09/11/2019-second-term-buhari-will-nigerias-economy-hsbc/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

This is not HSBC website but daily post appears to be another paid as by looters

Buhari zombies like this one above are the most unintelligent humans on earth, his brain has been blocked with Amala and ewedu

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/09/apc-faults-eiu-hsbc-reports-that-buharis-2nd-term-will-stunt-nigerias-economic-devt/

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/09/11/hsbc-buharis-second-term-poses-risk-to-economic-devt/?amp

A second term for President Muhammadu Buhari would stunt the economic development of the country.
In a report, put together by its Global Research Unit, entitled, “Nigeria, Papering over the Cracks,” HSBC said Nigeria’s current economic struggles look set to continue if Buhari wins a second term in office.
According to the financial institution, the president’s “approval ratings sit near all time lows,” a development, it said, “largely reflects the impact of Nigeria’s painful recession in 2016-17 and the sustained economic hardship that has accompanied his presidency, including rapidly rising joblessness, and poverty.
“A second term for Mr. Buhari raises the risk of limited economic progress and further fiscal deterioration, prolonging the stagnation of his first term, particularly if there is no move towards completing reform of the exchange rate system or fiscal adjustments that diversify government revenues away from oil.”

MrPolitics:


You're just a robot. Tinubu has used your head to play Ludo. Be defending rubbish. Hope you've eaten sha

CROWNWEALTH019:
Campaign way security plenty pass party faithfuls , is that one a CAMPAIGN??

Ambode and the Speaker are worst of enemies but they dare not initiate impeachment proceedings against him

Ambode and the Speaker are worst of enemies but they dare not initiate impeachment proceedings against him