₦airaland Forum

IsraeliAIRFORCE:
Is Falana an Hausa man?

Why should Adeosun comparison to NOI degenrating to tribal connotation when the main subject Falana didn't?

Refer to my first comment on this thread for clarification.

IsraeliAIRFORCE:
The problem I have with most of your type is what huge responsiblity you attach to NOI without given such to Adeosun.

IsraeliAIRFORCE:
Who is a bigot between us?

NOI was same with Adeosun during subsidy removal January, 2012 and was there to answer questions on why now and offered other sundry explanations.

Soludo is not a Finance minister hence the comparative analogy put him off hence Adeosun.

Dr Okonjo Iweala wasn't Nigerian President rather a Minister of Finance same with Mrs. Adeosun.

IsraeliAIRFORCE:
Do you want to accredit her innovations and policies to Buhari?

Fashola once exonerated himself by telling all who care to note that he don't sign cheques hence that exonerated him from any crime committed during his tenure.

The problem I have with most of your type is what huge responsiblity you attach to NOI without given such to Adeosun.

Until now, we have no replacement for her. She answered every question on virtually every problem Nigeria had but now who do we give the burden we laid on NOI?

She wasn't the President, stop comparing her to/with Buhari

Just agree that she is a genius.

Sparrow13:
The US is the largest foreign investor in Nigeria, according to the State Department. Bilateral trade was $18.2 billion in 2012

LOL... China is the largest foreign investor.
The U.S. See a strong and sufficient Nigeria as a treat in Africa

IsraeliAIRFORCE:
Integrated Payrol system is also her brain child.


But APC said she negotiated the 5% commission and was also implementing the program in phases. You see, if it wasn't for the 5% bruhaha, APC wouldn't have given her the credit.

IsraeliAIRFORCE:
TSA - Treasury Single Account was her brain child

grandstar:
There are bound to. be positives about the foriegn exchange restrictions but the negatives far outstrip them.

Those who desire to export will be disappointed because they have to sell their forex earnings at the official rate.

I wanted to go into export but was discouraged by this policy.

For our industries to really grow, interest rates must come down to single digits first.

This will make them bold enough to borrow massively and import world beating machinery that would boost their productivity and give them an edge over imported items

The Central Bank of Nigeria will sit with factories and ask what essential raw materials and machinery they need, and provide forex.

InyinyaAgbaOku:
It's nothing tribal nwokem. The lady is clueless. She needs replacement even if another Yoruba has to be appointed in her place. Everything is tribe to you

InyinyaAgbaOku:
We need noi or soludo

InyinyaAgbaOku:
The scam of a budget we have now, has kemi resigned cos of it ?
You people have to agree she is better than kemi

InyinyaAgbaOku:
Blame it on your governors who squandered their funds. States like anambra are not crying line this.
Talking about dollar, what has kemi done about it ? Still clueless.
We need soludo or noi

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/182543-nigerian-govt-borrowing-billions-to-pay-salaries-okonjo-iweala.html

In the face of dwindling oil revenues, Minister of Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, said the Federal Government has borrowed about N473billion to pay salaries and fund the 2015 budget.

InyinyaAgbaOku:
Was she efcc chairman

DerKaiser:
Lol. Pipe Dream.

Concept arts and computer graphics are awesome things, aren't they? Lmao.

With oil price crashing into the earth's core, only heavens know where they are going to leech off the money to carry out these imaginary projects from.

Only a matter of time and Lagos would devolve into the likes of its neighbouring states like Osun, Oyo, Ogun and so on.

The mainland is gradually swallowing the islands and it is bringing with it its poverty and dilapidation.

*yawns* Anyway dreams and imaginations cost nothing.

Reference:
The FX policy CANNOT work where you produce nothing.

aloeman15:
Your statement insinuates that MAN are foreigners.
And you want to focus on a govt's words instead of their actions? Same people who denied virtually all their campaign promises?
Meanwhile, is this entire thread based on the say-so of a single employee in a small firm? Are you people that dense?!

mavinc4u:
He said? And has it been done? What has been said and has not been done are like heap of sand on the ground. Even some statements are denied. Please tell me something else. China did theirs by putting things in order. This policy of if eleven does not want to strike then twelve should strike before eleven is not the way forward as it will bring more harm than good.

mavinc4u:
like seriously, a manufacturer said this and people that have refused to read and understand are applauding them.

my question is where will those manufacturer's get their equipments and materials needed to produce whatever they are producing or were those machines in the background produced in Nigeria? They better tell Nigerians the truth instead of all this brainwash.

The Central Bank of Nigeria will sit with factories and ask what essential raw materials and machinery they need, and provide forex.

Pavore9:
I am also benefiting from it.....producing in Lagos and exporting it.

Emmafrancis:
Boost which of the industry? Abeg stop lying. The economy is on the verge of total collapse. If care is not taken, we might end up in same class with zimbabwe

DelGardo:
So they advocate that CBN should let Naira go on a free fall, and the wailers seem to like their suggestion. Cool.

I only hope they don't come here tomorrow to scream "Exchange rate is now N3,500/$!".

ExplorerReturns:
And yet many international firms,govts and organizations are seeking for her. like it is said in the bible " a prophet is not valued in her home town.

who brought the idea of excess crude account? the sovereign wealth fund which was used to bail out States? she formulated policies that kept the country going unlike what we have now from a mere commissioner of finance as experience