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Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by ponishah: 4:59am On Oct 10, 2023
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by Jlow2: 5:22am On Oct 10, 2023
Sophisticated tribe of oluwole, who could imagine buhari will do better than tinubu
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by easytig(m): 5:47am On Oct 10, 2023
What do you expect from someone that was shying away from debate in the country he was contesting election.na only God hand we dey now.tinubu is doing whatever he likes,a sorry excuse of a president.
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by oyeb15:
These oyinbo people will destroy this criminal druggie regime patapata.

They are asking him to increase interest rate again to curb inflation.... Imagine!

Where businesses are crumbling
Unemployment
No Access to credit
Non payment of federal workers salary
Insecurity
Unaccessable federal roads
Expensive energy
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by IfnobeGod20(m): 5:55am On Oct 10, 2023
Timmi:
This foreign newspaper and their Nigerian mouthpiece knows that it takes more than 3-months for a policy to start yielding expected results and yet they expect Nigeria (and African) to achieve what is not achievable in their own economy and country.
Oju to ma ba ni tale, kin se Aro wapin. For the benefit of my non Yorubas, let me translate. The eyes that will last till night, doesn't brings mucus in the morning.
A policy that have increased virtually every goods and services in the country with nonstop.
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by Iamanoited: 5:57am On Oct 10, 2023
NO CLEAR CUT FUNDING SYSTEM OF THE ECONOMY YET.
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by Iamanoited: 6:00am On Oct 10, 2023
Iamanoited:
NO CLEAR CUT FUNDING SYSTEM OF THE ECONOMY YET.
WE ARE SERIOUSLY GROPING.
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by IfnobeGod20(m):
SpatialKing:
Someone that claimed to have graduated with a First Class degree in Accounting
He has told you na statistics we go chop. Na you no wan hear. Less than two years accounting study and a man that doesn't stay in class but scouting on how to get more narcotic. What money cannot do, more money will do it.
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by Nobody: 6:14am On Oct 10, 2023
Master strategist first class student..


Bunch of political scammers..

If you can't secure the naira, what can you secure.

Harebrained mf..
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by newoffer: 6:16am On Oct 10, 2023
Bulabans are crying. Most are one income fellow. Crying of hike in prices of rice Amala ewedu and co. Na Statistics we go chop don carry all him fans for handicap. Famine dey come. They are clueless. To share money to invisible people is their job.
zombieHUNTER:
That drug dealer has nothing to contribute aside looting money..

Bulabans are dying of hunger and have all turned to rice Bandits
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by lugado: 6:31am On Oct 10, 2023
Sponsored publication. Who takes foreign media seriously this days
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by PrinceOfLagos: 6:42am On Oct 10, 2023
Tinubu the drug baron
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by emmanuelbrown26: 6:58am On Oct 10, 2023
Obakoolex:
This is the kind of message that gives them hard- on neglecting the fact that it's based on opinion.
Tinubu is trying and I pray God will crown his efforts because that's the only thing we can hope for as a nation.

You like it or not he will rule for at least 4 years and probably till 2031.
We hear u

Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by seunayantokun(m): 7:38am On Oct 10, 2023
The same way they report in UK when they want to feed an interest.
The truth is the economy is bad and, he hasn't got some things right. But make sure you're not using it to promote any interest foreign or domestic, except what will help Nigerians to decide for restructuring to true federalism, because there's no way anyone can do better in government at present under the 1999 constitution.
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by VirginiaGinika(f): 7:45am On Oct 10, 2023
May God help our leaders to make this country great again.
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by TrumpDonald2: 7:52am On Oct 10, 2023
yarimo:
Hahahaha you should keep on looking for CSU certificate grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
To mumu no dey tire you?
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by Globad(f): 7:54am On Oct 10, 2023
Cantonese:
“My team and I”. Complete failure!

Removed subsidy with petrol @168 and the USD @700 in the black market. Now started paying the same subsidy with petrol @600 and the USD @over 1K naira. How is that not as a result of excessive igbo smoking?

Eight years of wickedness with APC and Buhari, sponsored by Tinubu. Now Tinubu has started with his promise to continue where Buhari stopped. Up till now, no one knows what Nigerians have done to APC to cause this wickedness in the land.
What would you have done differently?

Which political party should or can we trust?
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by TrumpDonald2: 7:56am On Oct 10, 2023
Timmi:
This foreign newspaper and their Nigerian mouthpiece knows that it takes more than 3-months for a policy to start yielding expected results and yet they expect Nigeria (and African) to achieve what is not achievable in their own economy and country.
With what's on ground, nothing positive is coming out from his policies. So he actually renewed your hope or what? 😂
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by stormborn28(m): 7:56am On Oct 10, 2023
iwaeda:
Nlfpmod. angry grin angry grin angry grin
grin grin grin
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by stormborn28(m): 8:00am On Oct 10, 2023
lugado:
Sponsored publication. Who takes foreign media seriously this days
I know say una Agbado go say na sponsored news.. No wonder your blocus is also sponsored
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by iwaeda(op): 8:12am On Oct 10, 2023
Jagabanarmy:
Greatooooo
Greatest of the Greateeeeesssstttt. grin grin grin
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by PARADIZEPRIEST: 9:21am On Oct 10, 2023
WELLDONE PRESIDENT TINUBU YOU ARE DOING WELL IN THIS SHORT TIME YOU HAVE BEING IN OFFICE. grin GOD BLESS YOU SIR.
YOUR ENEMIES WILL CONTUNUE TO BE SHAMED.BAD ELECTION LOSERS WILL CONTINUE TO WAIL. angry
SABOTAGE EVIL PEOPLE WILL BE DISGRACED.

YOU SHALL BE ON RECORD HAS A MAN GOD USED TO REPAIR AND REBUILD NIGERIA TO THE ENVY OF THE NATIONS IFSHA. angry
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by ozijay: 9:21am On Oct 10, 2023
O boy u Sabi Bible o🤣🤣 this one na example of Christian using God's word to answer everything even as diabolic as TIfnubu evil. Government.
CodeTemplar:
nonsense. He doesn't need eight years he needs to come clean that all his opinion articles idea has failed woefully.

Economics is governed by behavioural patterns of actors and Tinubu has demonstrated he has next to zero ideas or solution to offer. Can you imagine Joseph printing money after the revelation about famine came? Can you imagine the Egyptian youth becoming agberos and bandits then taxing few old men doing farm work around and Joseph is watching?
Can you imagine Joseph taxing the poor and using to import food from other nations?

Witchcraft economics is what Tinubu is trying to practice. He blamed emwfiele but performed worse than emefiele in 4 months.
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by flexydote(m): 9:34am On Oct 10, 2023
PrinceOfLagos:
Tinubu is a failed illegitimate president

He's clueless and ashamed to admit it
Shameless
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by spy24(m): 9:41am On Oct 10, 2023
RingRoadMafia:
In the build up to the 2023 Presidential Election, Peter Obi was invited to pitch himself to the Business Community. Obi gave a well detailed analysis of things and reeled out statistics and strategies which were fact-checked on the spot by Premium Times.

After Obi had left the stage, Tinubu mounted the podium and said: "NA STATISTICS WE GO CHOP...?"
He then proceeded to read an already written script prepared for him by Dele Alake.

Do with this info whatever you want.
Some people rather die than admit the truth..

They rather keep this country and their generations to come in perpetual penury, just to see one person from their tribe bearing the name president..

Some of them never chop this morning..

To choose good leader no hard, it's just the ignorance of majority voters that is keeping this country backwards
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by SWATMan: 9:52am On Oct 10, 2023
Acidosis:
Is anyone surprised?
Does he have any economic policy in the first place? I remembered the interview he granted Al-jazeerah shortly before the election, when questioned about how he intends to solve the numerous economic problém confronting the the country. His response was not only empty but childish. "I will not reveal my economic strategy now so that, my opponents will not steal it" Even as i type, the blueprint is still being hidden from Atiku and Obi. BAT has no economic policy and that's why he unleashed the twin policies of no subsidy regime and floating the naira, without attempting to install a policy handbreak to at least save us from this seeming economic free fall.
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by ellizy(m): 9:55am On Oct 10, 2023
BoldBrainz:
😂😂.

Master strategist. First class accountant. Economist with the midas touch. He who built Lagos. Oloye!
Hope you're eating what you want in the perilous time not what you see?
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by Jagabanarmy: 10:05am On Oct 10, 2023
iwaeda:
Greatest of the Greateeeeesssstttt. grin grin grin
Yes we are the greatest of the greatest. We are number one
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by TemmyT002(m): 10:10am On Oct 10, 2023
We are talking about APC here. They have nothing to offer.
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by Cantonese: 11:34am On Oct 10, 2023
Globad:
What would you have done differently?

Which political party should or can we trust?
What to do differently:

1. Security and peace among tribes and religious groups.

2. Agriculture

3. Get refineries to work

4. Stop crude oil theft by all means.

5. Promote trade and commerce

6. Put an end effectively to looting of public resources

7. End borrowing to loot

Nigeria rises without delay.
Re: Tinubu’s Economic Policies Not Living Up To Expectation – Financial Times by Lanruze: 11:45am On Oct 10, 2023
The story of Jerry Rawlings and how he reshaped the economy and fortunes of Ghana is the closet case study to how to measure the trend and direction of a government which has a high probability to succeed.

On assumption of office, Jerry Rawlings clearly showed he had prepared very serious revolutionary policies and actions. He inherited clearly one of the most corrupt bureaucratic governments in Africa and took immediate action by placing his three (3) predecessors on military trial on corruption charges . They were found guilty of corruption charges , sentenced to death for corruption and summarily executed.

A British reporter on the event confirmed that the whole Nation went totally silent for a whole year. Jerry Rawlings succeeded in creating an immediate impression and sent a strong message to "intending" corrupt prone officials. His long stay in power stabilized the Ghanaian economy whilst creating an international reputation as a serious government.

Let's be guided and manage our expectations on the PBAT tenor, He already started on a very shaky footing. His two policies on the Unification of the FX market & subsidy removal were badly timed. It will take a well coordinated strategic plan/ miracle to stabilise the economy on the medium term.

If not for the intervention of the National House of Assembly, the government would have worsened the situation with the introduction of hike in Electricity tariff across board.

PBATs justification for appointing some barefaced corrupt characters in his cabinet and also support for corrupt officials at Party level has made the Emefiele episode perceived as a mere witchunt.

The New York times Observation on PBATs policies is magnifying the obvious domesticated plight of Nigerians in the last four(4) months.

We'll pray he takes a detour on some of his clearly faulty policies or hard-headedly continues in self destruct.

Kudos to Honorable Tunji-Ojo who continues to inspire the hope of the people with his clearly articulated policies on passport issuance, unifying identity management (Using the Homeland USA model) and visa-on arrival reciprocity.
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