₦airaland Forum

zero8zero:
A lengthy piece of ignorance.. next time, keep quiet and stop embarrassing yourself.

TimeManager:
The reforms are gradually paying off. Even the oppositions know this but are only ashamed to say it.


-Kiss the truth!

flyinnizam:
How much for a bag of rice now? Una mumu no be here

TimeManager:
The reforms are gradually paying off. Even the oppositions know this but are only ashamed to say it.


-Kiss the truth!

seunmsg:
Obidients are already crying over this news. They can’t stand any good news about the country. With more positive news coming in, may their pains never end.

PressMyButton:
Wailers, continue wailing, we like it like that.




After God, na Tinubu 💪 God bless Nigeria

donself9:
they dont sound alike, i know But can you have stability and not have strength.

JuanDeDios:
There are signs of improvement and stability, but are they worth all the price we've paid? All the businesses that went down? The jobs lost? The company that left the country?

INTEGRITYA1:
We're on track, we're not there yet.

zero8zero:
Illiterate has spoken, if the same IMF reported negative indices about the economy, you won't write an epistle. Can you tell us how OBJ dealt with IMF?

Obaaderemi2:
The improvements are just starting. We shouldn't talk out of hatred for government all the time.
Food prices are actually coming down and fuel prices too. A kg of gas used to be 1300 in my neighborhood but has come down to 1050.
It's a slow and gradual thing.

Take the example of Argentina. When Millei took over the same time as Tinubu , he cut down on subsidies and devalued the peso from about 80 to a dollar to about 800 to a dollar, far worse than Nigeria's case. They called him Chainsaw Milei. Inflation rose to over 200% in Argentina. But the government could cut down on debts and save money. Today Argentina is inching up again.

Those who are educated should stop talking like illiterates. You can not continue to use 95% of your revenue to service debts and think you would not default and crash your economy in the nearest future. Some people think Jonathan and Buhari were actually our friends. They were our biggest enemies

Praktikals1000:
Aba made Jews will not like this

adioolayi:
Make Una dey iie...

Prices of common goods and services never come down...and that's the koko

Obaaderemi2:
The improvements are just starting. We shouldn't talk out of hatred for government all the time.
Food prices are actually coming down and fuel prices too. A kg of gas used to be 1300 in my neighborhood but has come down to 1050.
It's a slow and gradual thing.

Take the example of Argentina. When Millei took over the same time as Tinubu , he cut down on subsidies and devalued the peso from about 80 to a dollar to about 800 to a dollar, far worse than Nigeria's case. They called him Chainsaw Milei. Inflation rose to over 200% in Argentina. But the government could cut down on debts and save money. Today Argentina is inching up again.

Those who are educated should stop talking like illiterates. You can not continue to use 95% of your revenue to service debts and think you would not default and crash your economy in the nearest future. Some people think Jonathan and Buhari were actually our friends. They were our biggest enemies

Owontime:
Economic reforms is something an illiterate will never understand.

Osiac:
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zero8zero:
Illiterate has spoken, if the same IMF reported negative indices about the economy, you won't write an epistle. Can you tell us how OBJ dealt with IMF?

bobbiiee:
Indeed the economy is stabilized. Most people are impoverished, and the Nation is still borrowing.

adioolayi:
Make Una dey iie...

Prices of common goods and services never come down...and that's the koko