₦airaland Forum

tunjijones:
Na that IMF go finish Nigeria las las.

IMF approached Buhari to float the naira and he no gree, he reach T-pain turn he float naira and remove subsidy at the same time. Who does that?

Honestly I never believed that there cld be a president as clueless and daft as Buhari, but T-pain proved me wrong

Caseless:
Hmmmm...

You'd know the external forces working to hold this country down are not doing too much to achieve that, only need to have the wrong guys in office and all their wishes are met. If not so, how can you explain this?

These neo-liberal economies would tell our headless leaders what to do, because they have white skin, our leaders take everything hook, line and sinker - they'd implement, throw their people into poverty net and the same institutions come back to tell us how that policy is not working.

They told us this many years down the line when IBB and Olu Falae promoted SAP and forced it down our throats - they said it failed because it was not fully implemented(as Farooq Kperoggi recalled in one of his articles). I wonder which part of the SAP was not implemented.


It's high time we started arresting those good for nothing economists who come on air to preach the benefits of a policy and they turn out bad for our country.

The same advice that Indonesia and Malaysia turned down from IMF and World Bank is the same policy our government rushed to swallow. We know where those countries are today and look at where we are.


No nations survive multidimensional strain like Nigeria is facing.

As a Nigerian, I've had the foretaste of what Hell feels like, I want God to remember this face and save me a place in paradise.

Bobloco:
•Food sector stakeholders score policies low

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/11/reforms-in-nigeria-not-working-imf-report-hints/

The lack of state-owned pipe-borne water in the homes of Lagos residents has continued to be a source of concern, a non-profit group, Corporate Accountability and Public Advocacy Africa (CAPPA) has said.

At a press event to mark this year’s World Water Day, the group said its monitoring team’s visit to state-owned waterworks showed that most of them are not operational.

The group said the waterworks it visited include the ones at Maryland, Mushin, Ikorodu, Obalende, Agbowa, Onikan, Ikoyi, and Amuwo Odofin.

Only the one in Ikoyi is producing water, according to CAPPA.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/450615-world-water-day-lagos-water-crisis-worsening-group-says.html

obonujoker:
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#Statisense
(The Economist)

AntiChristian:
This guy why is it that you always fish out bad news about Nigeria but never for once fish out bad news from alaigbo?

Bobloco:
•Food sector stakeholders score policies low


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/11/reforms-in-nigeria-not-working-imf-report-hints/

Whynotthetruth:
Shocked to see this from you Mr NgeneUkwenu...

Unfortunately, you all said Tinubu knows what he's doing...and we keep sinking...

AntiChristian:
This guy why is it that you always fish out bad news about Nigeria but never for once fish out bad news from alaigbo?

TJOS:
The sooner the federal government realizes that the IMF prioritizes its own interests, the better it will be for all Nigerians. You can't rely on a loan shark to teach you how to save.

mrvitalis:
Borrow 30 trillion

Invest 50 billion on SMEs then turn around n act surprise when the economy don't grow

Lmaooo

Keep borrowing to build road, bridges n rail

GboyegaD:
IMF is one of our biggest problem. Today they say we are in the right direction, tomorrow they say we are not. With respect to Nigeria, IMF is confused.

Philipmoon2:
One idiot spotted!

owem19:
Focus on the report,no be Igbo this,that

Whynotthetruth:
Shocked to see this from you Mr NgeneUkwenu...

Unfortunately, you all said Tinubu knows what he's doing...and we keep sinking...

Bobloco:
•Food sector stakeholders score policies low


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/11/reforms-in-nigeria-not-working-imf-report-hints/

Nahunger:
How do you borrow from the loan shark without dancing to their Tunes 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Caseless:
Hmmmm...

You'd know the external forces working to hold this country down are not doing too much to achieve that, only need to have the wrong guys in office and all their wishes are met. If not so, how can you explain this?

These neo-liberal economies would tell our headless leaders what to do, because they have white skin, our leaders take everything hook, line and sinker - they'd implement, throw their people into poverty net and the same institutions come back to tell us how that policy is not working.

They told us this many years down the line when IBB and Olu Falae promoted SAP and forced it down our throats - they said it failed because it was not fully implemented(as Farooq Kperoggi recalled in one of his articles). I wonder which part of the SAP was not implemented.


It's high time we started arresting those good for nothing economists who come on air to preach the benefits of a policy and they turn out bad for our country.

The same advice that Indonesia and Malaysia turned down from IMF and World Bank is the same policy our government rushed to swallow. We know where those countries are today and look at where we are.


No nations survive multidimensional strain like Nigeria is facing.

As a Nigerian, I've had the foretaste of what Hell feels like, I want God to remember this face and save me a place in paradise.

GOVERNORR:
This IMF sef de confuse themselves..

Aren't they the ones advising that we remove subsidy and increase taxation?

booblacain:
IMF did not check the end of the tunnel. They should go and check there, maybe they will see some improvement there.

Caseless:
Hmmmm...

You'd know the external forces working to hold this country down are not doing too much to achieve that, only need to have the wrong guys in office and all their wishes are met. If not so, how can you explain this?

These neo-liberal economies would tell our headless leaders what to do, because they have white skin, our leaders take everything hook, line and sinker - they'd implement, throw their people into poverty net and the same institutions come back to tell us how that policy is not working.

They told us this many years down the line when IBB and Olu Falae promoted SAP and forced it down our throats - they said it failed because it was not fully implemented(as Farooq Kperoggi recalled in one of his articles). I wonder which part of the SAP was not implemented.


It's high time we started arresting those good for nothing economists who come on air to preach the benefits of a policy and they turn out bad for our country.

The same advice that Indonesia and Malaysia turned down from IMF and World Bank is the same policy our government rushed to swallow. We know where those countries are today and look at where we are.


No nations survive multidimensional strain like Nigeria is facing.

As a Nigerian, I've had the foretaste of what Hell feels like, I want God to remember this face and save me a place in paradise.

booblacain:
IMF did not check the end of the tunnel. They should go and check there, maybe they will see some improvement there.

Cmeo:
The reason why it was considered not to be working is because of political and regional resistance.