₦airaland Forum

Gilgil:
Oya list the progress in terms of:
1. National security
2. New real jobs
3. Food price
4. Standard of living
5. Healthcare
6. Education
7. Manufacturing
8. Exports

Smartcitizen:
My life is better 100 times now than how it was years ago.

Oya tell me, are Nigerians better now than they were years back and if Tinubu was a south east/ South South person, would you have given the person this kind of support?

Don't bring ethnicity into the discussion.

Good that you admit your life has improved during Tinubu tenure, that's mean his economic policy work better for you.




🥱🥱🥱🥱

Saao:
Bishop Kukah is now working with Tinubu government, what do u expect.

ExudeLoveToAll:
Comprehend before responding, his asserted that anyone criticizing the president is one that is still feeling the effects of loosing an election, only sycophants talk this way, how many Nigerians are politicians? Those around you who complain are they feeling the effect of loosing ? You don't only sycophants paint those criticizing government as their enemies who lost elections. I criticize the president on issues concerning the economy, I don't need to wait for politician like soludo to talk or wait for WTO DG to speak, I can speak when I see data churned out by DMO, NBS every single time, criticizing doesn't mean I am a politician or part of the opposition only sycophants think this way.

Ttalk:
Maybe you attend different school that the basic economic principle you learned is different from what Prof. Soludo and Ngozi Okonjo Iweala learnt.

It is a shame for many like you to use the viewpoint of a market women to judge economic progress of a country where we have the real economist who has given nod to the progress made so far.

Why did many of you turned a blind eyes to the mess the government inherited. The national debt, the way and mean the FX backlog and the oil money spent in advance.

How best anyone could have manage the economy with these factors?

How would government have sustained subsidy with those cumulative negatives.?

It is only a dull mind that would criticize the government in economic decisions taken so far.

Ttalk:
Maybe you attend different school that the basic economic principle you learned is different from what Prof. Soludo and Ngozi Okonjo Iweala learnt.

It is a shame for many like you to use the viewpoint of a market women to judge economic progress of a country where we have the real economist who has given nod to the progress made so far.

Why did many of you turned a blind eyes to the mess the government inherited. The national debt, the way and mean the FX backlog and the oil money spent in advance.

How best anyone could have manage the economy with these factors?

How would government have sustained subsidy with those cumulative negatives.?

It is only a dull mind that would criticize the government in economic decisions taken so far.

Saao:
Bishop Kukah is now working with Tinubu government, what do u expect.

Saao:
Bishop Kukah is now working with Tinubu government, what do u expect.

Saao:
Bishop Kukah is now working with Tinubu government, what do u expect.

Bosman17:
Thank God Kukah is not a Yoruba man and he’s not a Christian, they would have accused him of bias. Are we where we want to be? No! Are we where we used to be? No! Are we better off today than in the last 8 years? Absolutely yes!!!!

Ttalk:
Stop lying exchange rate is not 1700. That's one of the negative energy from your end.
If you don't know how to tap from that opportunity come let me link you with where you can get a particular commodity for export, you will make your money as a middleman and not even the one exporting directly.

Stop your negative energy, it will reflect on your overall performance

anonimi:
World Bank offers Nigeria forex rate advice, as Tinubu eyes N200/Dollar rate

April 23, 2023

The President-elect said he would work with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to *bring down the exchange rate to N200 in his first term.*

“My administration will collaborate with the Central Bank to harmonize the fiscal and monetary policy to achieve immediate stabilization of the value of the naira against the US dollars and other currencies and in the short term, strengthen the naira by boosting the supply of foreign currency and moderating demand.

“The short-term goal is to achieve a naira/dollar rate of 300 naira/US$ and gradually achieve a less than 200 naira rate over the next four years, Tinubu stated.

https://www.ripplesnigeria.com/world-bank-offers-nigeria-forex-rate-advice-as-tinubu-eyes-n200-dollar-rate/?amp

Cj4charles:
Don't mind them, ever since Kukah visited Aso Rock his tone has changed. I believe brown envelope did the magic

Ttalk:
Security: Before now you can't travel by road from Abuja to Kaduna as bandit will attack you either in train or by road transport, today high profile personality stroll along that corridor.

There used to be bomb blast in ThisDay office, US Embassy, Madalla Cathedral and Yanyan bus stop but today check point has reduced yet bombing have been subdued so also herdsmen clashes with farmers have grossly reduced
New Job- Unless you not living in Nigeria that the info tech industry have had a new turned, gone are the days when you have to assemble all sort of machinery to make money, today smart money are easily made because of the improved internet facility

Health- Many Nigerian now have confidence in our local hospital as many life threatening diseases can now be threat in government hospitals, you don't have to travel to Indian for Kidney and heart related ailment

Education. In your lifetime, this is the period where government give indigent student loan to complete their education, there's no excuse for student going to school. First in Nigeria history, Technical school are now free and they even receive stipend for going to school. This has never happened in the history of Nigeria as a Federation

Manufacturing: The exchange rate difference is a motivation for a serious mind to produce, if you are industrious you will appreciate this government

Export: There's never been time before now where exportis taken seriously. Maybe you don't know that for 2 quarters our balance of trade is in surplus meaning our export surpass our import. In agriculture, cocoa, ginger, cashew has received boast with exportation

If you can't see any of these opportunities that abound I will leave you to continue with your complaints and negative energy

ExudeLoveToAll:
You just talked like a sycophant, was reading and agreeing until you reached here, are you saying the market woman who is complaining is envy of loosing out? Are those around you that complain do they fall into this category? The problem with you guys is that you don't know when to differentiate when to be a sycophant and when to churn out assertions that will not be antithetical to societal development.

People are bound to be disenfranchised by the decisions of government, there reasons are very cogent considering the economic indicators available at our desk for discuss. How many percent of Nigerians do you even think belongs to the political class? You guys should be guided

Ttalk:
We talking about blind criticism. Always understand the context of discussion before jumping in and also process information before arriving at conclusion, that's an attribute of intelligence everyone must imbibe

Tareq1105:
Wait for your turn to be invited to Aso Rock.

Mathewrichard99:
You sure hit the nail on head right there. I can't but agree with your narrative. Economy was a disaster before he came in as president and according to him, he doesn't have a better choice than to give it to the citizens hot hot so as to repair the decades of incompetencies he met on ground. More like a case of if I perish, I perish.....i must do the right thing. During the course of doing the right thing also, he also fumbled and stumbled. [b]He fumbled by spending 21Billion naira renovating the VP Lodge, allowing brand new SUVs for national Assembly, buying new airplanes and telling us the citizens to go on the lean analysis. Citizens should manage while you the President is engaging in yalla yollo spending. [/b]Then, how about those stealing from the treasury, he has not done so much in punitive reward to them, like Betta Edu etc.....

In a deeper silent reality, things are getting shaped out little by little but hasn't transcend to the small scale and medium scale enterprises. They can only smell it but hasn't arrived yet.

He's trying but needs to try the more. However, considering the few two years he has spent so far, I will give him a pass Mark for now.....atleast 55% of positive disposition to development.

anonimi:
Why don’t you just confirm that eb1lokan has done what his 2011 expired northerner Buhari failed to do in eight years? Has the Lagos magician crashed the exchange rate as he promised?

Is that not the best way to prove that you have stopped your own negative energy



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/ill-make-naira-equal-in-value-to-dollar-says-buhari/amp/

Af0nja2:
In this video, Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah advised Rufai Oseni that there is a limit to how far his negative energy can take him.

This is in response to Oseni's comment that he has not seen anything good in President Tinubu's government.

Watch


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlxhMhV89Ws

Ttalk:
No sane mind can deny that there are no progress since Bola Ahmed took over. Just like Kukah said there are progress being made different from what we have had in the past and no wound heal in a day.

The problem with those who criticized this government is borne out hate, envy and losing out on the prediction of doom.

Rufai Oseni is one of those people and looking at it critically there's underlining fear in him to have a change of mind and to admit that he has been wrong.

ExudeLoveToAll:
I don't engage sycophants

Af0nja2:
In this video, Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah advised Rufai Oseni that there is a limit to how far his negative energy can take him.

This is in response to Oseni's comment that he has not seen anything good in President Tinubu's government.

Watch


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlxhMhV89Ws