₦airaland Forum

Slytiger:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/05/tinubus-economic-reforms-making-nigeria-more-investible-uk-envoy/

Naturalgbola:
cheap propaganda

amah4game:
When your colonial master tells you "weldone" stop and look well.. you must be oppressing someone or your kind on his behalf.......

Naturalgbola:
cheap propaganda

Reflect7:
Your juniors are establishing tech startups in Yaba that are attracting millions of dollars of investment from Silicon Valley.

Others are moving into AI.

Sit in your cave abusing Tinubu while your juniors leave you behind.

Reflect7:
But the same west has been publishing figures and statements on Nigeria’s economic decline, and you loudly agreed with them.

The minute they say what your bitter mind hates to hear, all of a sudden they’re imperialists looking to milk the country dry.

Your head is conditioned for negativity against Nigeria.

But that’s your problem to fix, as we don’t give two sh…ts.

Reflect7:
They initiated nothing.

Nigeria decided voluntarily to restructure its economy.

Tinubu could easily have continued with borrowing $10 billion annually to pay for fuel subsidies, and left the dual exchange rate regime that led to arbitrage by companies meant to be producing stuff, and other companies fleeing altogether, leading to further debt and economic decline.

Instead we’ve stopped the subsidies, and even repaid billions of dollars in debt.

Just last week the World Bank announced that Nigeria is currently achieving its fastest economic growth in 10 years.

So nobody forced Nigeria to restructure. It was the smart thing to do.

Buhari didn’t do it because he was scared of the backlash, but Tinubu is a stronger leader.

richie240:
But if he had said something negative about nigeria una for don dey màsturbate on top d news shey??

God plenty pass all of una.



Of course we know nau. They would've made your day if th y had said ''nothing is working in Nigeria''

Themanleshey:
Tor we told them o, but them no wan gree!

Dem still want make government Dey subsidize fuel, Naira and electricity for them.

Even me I pay 2k for light for 1 month 🙈

Let’s be honest, who runs an economy like that ? Will investor invest their money in an economy where we pay less than 3 or 4k monthly for electricity?

It’s either we face the truth or remain in darkness.

You guys should brace up for electricity subsidy removal. Nigeria must grow!

Tochi3:


..Nigerians..what Thief'nubu's policies did is to re-sell Nigerian' resources, blessings, assets to the colonial masters for cheap..

..the Fall of the naira..also means high foreign currencies value..they just buy Nigeria with some little amount of high valued dollars...

..the reason the British envoy is smiling & happy..it favours US, Europe..an equllibrum point has been attained..the law of diminishing Returns hold sway in Europe & America..

..whatever policies Thief'nubu is under taking..will only benefit colonial masters more including the local elites...which Thief'nubu is just part of...

..Investments in simple terms means buying off..if you have the high valued foreign currencies..but now you buy them extremely cheap...

..Nigerians.. suffer ehhh...it is only super rich & super poor..Nigeria has entered...

..dem hold Thief'nubu for blokos..Real tight..Thief'nubu is enjoying the stolen mandate..so he must play Ball.. or else...Chicago Narcotics..will be everywhere...

Seefinish:
Useless High Commissioner

DMerciful:
IMF, World Bank, UK, CIA continue to deceive Tinubu until he is booted out 2027

kunle4toyeyaho:
Deceive? With net external reserve moving from $3.9 billion to over $25billion? Some of you need to go back to secondary school and enroll for elementary economics. With this your clownish comment,it shows you lack basic knowledge of macroeconomics .

ElSudani:
God bless you and all other right thinking Nigerians. Some people would rather tell some ridiculous lies than accept Nigeria is on the right path.
The UK envoy is right, inflation will eventually come down and Nigerians can have an economy they can be proud of.

udemzyudex:
Since the removal of fuel subsidy how far has it grown?
Give us stats.

Themanleshey:
State governors that struggle to pay common 33,000 naira minimum wage and owing 8 months salaries can now comfortably pay 73,000 minimum wage.

State governors were owing contractors, no enough money to execute projects but reverse is the case now.


Payment and servicing of foreign debts.


Federal government now has more more to execute projects.

More private refineries will spring up because the sectors is now deregulated .

Banks have stopped complaining of lack of forex

Airline forex debt has been paid, they can now do business without the fear of not having access to their money

Money allocated for student loan

Etc

seunoyeleyep:
Yen yen yen yen yen yen yen

Reflect7:
They initiated nothing.

Nigeria decided voluntarily to restructure its economy.

Tinubu could easily have continued with borrowing $10 billion annually to pay for fuel subsidies, and left the dual exchange rate regime that led to arbitrage by companies meant to be producing stuff, and other companies fleeing altogether, leading to further debt and economic decline.

Instead we’ve stopped the subsidies, and even repaid billions of dollars in debt.

Just last week the World Bank announced that Nigeria is currently achieving its fastest economic growth in 10 years.

So nobody forced Nigeria to restructure. It was the smart thing to do.

Buhari didn’t do it because he was scared of the backlash, but Tinubu is a stronger leader.

Spursy:
Nawao.
I swear to God in heaven, I haven't eaten today. Not that I'm lazy but things are extremely hard for me now. The worst is, I don't have hope until month ends. I feel really frustrated cos the pains in my belle are too much

Xpol:
Menial daily job no dey to do abi? No be person dey serve bricklayers? No be person dey clear bush for people or do weed compounds? People dey sell bread and pure water on the road, people dey do help hands for farmer, etc you no get any one of these to do abi? Or you're looking for freebies?

Naturalgbola:
who is this perpetual ful

Slytiger:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/05/tinubus-economic-reforms-making-nigeria-more-investible-uk-envoy/

Slytiger:
ABUJA — The British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Richard Montgomery, has praised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s economic reforms, describing them as “big and bold” initiatives that have transformed Nigeria into a more attractive destination for investors

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/05/tinubus-economic-reforms-making-nigeria-more-investible-uk-envoy/

omoredia:
Hehe they are now praising a Tinubu and criticizing an Ibrahim Traore. That says alot