₦airaland Forum

CodeTemplarr:
It is magical that in the midst of borrowing debt to GDP ratio is decreasing. That simply means debt is decreasing comparatively to GDP. Hard to believe. The only explanation i can find for that is GDP rebasing. 2

It did not occur to you that the country is servicing the debts. If you borrow from 10 sources and paying back, if the rate of paying back is faster than the new amount borrowed , the debt will obviously reduce.

kayperry:
Promising on what you thinkbeconomic development is by doling out forged statistics

By 2026 Tinubu's draconian taxs will further shoot down productivity and trigger inflation becos the market is volatile , so where does investment come in and without investment on what is the economic you envision going to boom

Have you seen his policies does it foster SMEs and productivity, naa propaganda boom you dey expect

Don't cry about development news.

kayperry:
IF you like name Angel gabriel, angel Natasha and angel rufai certified the economic is stable its meaning nothing

Ideally a stable economic will lure FDI, investor are not blind .. thats the main indicator truly the economy is stable

Inflation is still volatile and at double digit then you think you can confuse us economy is stable where are the ripple effects

Nigerias inflation has dropped for 6 consecutive months, but that means inflation is volatile in your head, because that is what you choose to interprete.

kayperry:
IF you like name Angel gabriel, angel Natasha and angel rufai certified the economic is stable its meaning nothing

Ideally a stable economic will lure FDI, investor are not blind .. thats the main indicator truly the economy is stable

Inflation is still volatile and at double digit then you think you can confuse us economy is stable where are the ripple effects

As far as you're concerned, the cup is half empty. No positivity, but pessimism. Best of luck to you.

I don’t want to think most of the revenue is coming from people being overtaxed. Because things never still easy for ordinary man o.

emiye:
It did not occur to you that the country is servicing the debts. If you borrow from 10 sources and paying back, if the rate of paying back is faster than the new amount borrowed , the debt will obviously reduce.

most if not all debt under have deferred payment date. Meaning that they give a window to the debtor to put the money into use and start recouping capital. It ia that window and rebasing of GDP Tinubu is brutally exploiting.

CodeTemplarr:
most if not all debt under have deferred payment date. Meaning that they give a window to the debtor to put the money into use and start recouping capital. It ia that window and rebasing of GDP Tinubu is brutally exploiting.

still writing with little understanding, Tinubu is not just servicing debts that he borrowed, the question is not about moratorium of the debt , it is about servicing of the debt, which the government is doing. there is a reason why Nigeria paid completely IMF's debt, it is an example of debts acquired by the administration and paid off.

Tareq1105:
As far as you're concerned, the cup is half empty. No positivity, but pessimism. Best of luck to you.

if being realistic is pessimism count me in, i will never live in fuuls paradise

the same world bank that are pushed Tinubu to wound his people are @least Sincere enough to tell him Oga your policies won't yield impact

so what is governance without " impact"

Wahalai Tinubu na man you be. The economy was dead and about to be buried but you brought it to life. Slowly but surely, life will return to every part of the nation.

Subsidy, gone!

Crude theft, gone!

Pipeline vandalism, gone!

FX racketeering, gone!

NNPC shua shua, gone!

Meagre revenue to subnationals, gone!

University student dropouts, gone!

All under 2+ years. What will happen in 8 years? Nigeria will be great again.

But wailers, losers, and coalition bandits are not happy.

Na dem sabi o

emiye:
still writing with little understanding, Tinubu is not just servicing debts that he borrowed, the question is not about moratorium of the debt , it is about servicing of the debt, which the government is doing. there is a reason why Nigeria paid completely IMF's debt, it is an example of debts acquired by the administration and paid off.

still trying to sound smart.
Then can anyone pinpoint where the funds for repayment are comiing from? You claim you are repaying debts taken without the projects the debt has been used for generating any sizable income. The logical route is taxation and agressive mobup of forex combination. Another is import substitution. None has been reported lately.

Instead of attacking like kerosene child, provide logical explanation for revenues and expenses.

emiye:
Nigerias inflation has dropped for 6 consecutive months, but that means inflation is volatile in your head, because that is what you choose to interprete.

Use your cost of living to juxtapose the inflation drop ..... we all cant be fuuls how much as your rent dropped to, your children school fee how much did it fall to,
No be fight ... tell us what we dont know

CodeTemplarr:
still trying to sound smart.
Then can anyone pinpoint where the funds for repayment are comiing from? You claim you are repaying debts taking without the projects the debt has been used for generating any sizable income. The logical route is taxation and agressive mobup of forex combination. Another is import substitution. None has been reported lately.

Instead of attacking like kerosene child, provide logical explanation for revenues and expenses.

If you asking this question , then i wonder why i am wasting time? so, when Nigeria removed fuel subsidy, it did not occur to you that is improved net revenue?

kayperry:
Use your cost of living to juxtapose the inflation drop ..... we all cant be fuuls how much as your rent dropped to, your children school fee how much did it fall to,
No be fight ... tell us what we dont know

That is worse than a local market village woman way of measuring inflation. So i should simply look at an individual life to measure inflation in a country, dont expect a reply.

emiye:
If you asking this question , then i wonder why i am wasting time? so, when Nigeria removed fuel subsidy, it did not occur to you that is improved net revenue?

it is obvious enough but how much was saved? Can you point that out? To best of my knowledge what was saved has been wasted on roads and flyovers.

zero8zero:
Okonjo Iweala, Sanusi Lamido, Femi Adeshina, Charles Soludo and other seasoned economists confirmed the fact that Nigeria's economy is stable. Not some ignorant election losers, especially "the finishing specialist" and his sore followers who had zero understanding on macro and micro economics.
We are steadily recording increase in non oil revenue, GDP growth at 4.2%, stock market highest ever gains, trade surplus, we moved from being an oil import nation to oil export nation, there's steady increase in oil production with OPEC quota benchmark, our debt to revenue reduced to below 50%, debt to GDP projected to reduce further to around 39%. Couple of months back, we paid fully our IMF debts. Our credit ratings have improved everywhere from a negative to a positive within two years. All of these are as a result of a carefully thought out policy reforms. These are clear signs of stability, however, we need to translate these gains down the ladder, to spread developments to the grassroots which is where everyone agreed. But first, without growth, without the gains above, there can't be development.
The issue of food inflation is the biggest elephant in the room and this is mostly a human made factor, Banditry that is bedevilling farmers from going to farms and mass producing is largely a man made factor, it has nothing to do with Govt policy. Buhari tried anchors borrowers to assist farmers but it ended up being a flog, local farmers became more greedy rather than solve the problem of hunger. The current administration has learnt not to follow same old failed route but to import some food to help crash food prices. The President has also approved the creation of forest guards in the meantime, but a state police would provide a lasting solution.
Again, this is a big indictment on the Southern region, if you could still depend on the north for food despite being plagued by banditry, it therefore means, the South is not only mentally lazy but productively lazy. St this crucial point, the south should be coming to the rescue, engage in large scale mechanized farming in all the 17 states and feed the region. The south is even supposed to transport food to the northerners to be able to eat while they're unable go to farms. Why can't the South return the favor?. Unfortunately, the lazy south still depending on trucks of foods coming down south from a plagued north on daily basis, what a shame. All your Governors are sitting on fat allocations doing nothing. The Governors are in charge of lands in their states but are paying no attention to farming. How many youth empowerment programs are they bringing to the people in each local government?, how many traders empowerment in each local government?.

time manager, is this below the confirmation by the experts of the stability and the sign that GDP to debt ratio will reduce?

timemanager

emiye:
still writing with little understanding, Tinubu is not just servicing debts that he borrowed, the question is not about moratorium of the debt , it is about servicing of the debt, which the government is doing. there is a reason why Nigeria paid completely IMF's debt, it is an example of debts acquired by the administration and paid off.

emiye, is this how tinubu is servicing debt?

emiye:
That is worse than a local market village woman way of measuring inflation. So i should simply look at an individual life to measure inflation in a country, dont expect a reply.

Sorry i use to think NBS you market prices survey to compute, no vex

please educate me, how do you measure your own inflation rate

dont expect reply, see 419 🤣🤣 if e sure your papa lets get into the conversation.. economics proper

Elvis2kay:
When some people hear a positive report about Nigeria economy they feel SAD. why?? Kudos to president Tinubu.

Oga all this things na English.

It's 1 million miles away from the reality Nigerians face daily. From hyper inflation, unemployment, lack DFI, insecurity and corruption.

You need to use your 🧠, because if you don't, you will start hallucinating about an imaginary Disney world.

lexy2014:
time manager, is this below the confirmation by the experts of the stability and the sign that GDP to debt ratio will reduce?

timemanager




emiye, is this how tinubu is servicing debt?

so you think Nigeria taking more loan equals Nigeria not servicing her debt..... ?

Your error of reasoning is worrisome. Nigeria factored taking loans in the budget for the year, likewise servicing its debt. Nigeria was servicing debt with about 97% of its revenue at some point in 2023, the last i heard in 2025, it is now 50%.

emiye:
so you think Nigeria taking more loan equals Nigeria not servicing her debt..... ?

Your error of reasoning is worrisome. Nigeria factored taking loans in the budget for the year, likewise servicing its debt. Nigeria was servicing debt with about 97% of its revenue at some point in 2023, the last i heard in 2025, it is now 50%.

thatis not what I asked you.

is this how tinubu is servicing debt?

lexy2014:
thatis not what I asked you.

is this how tinubu is servicing debt?

The world bank has said Debt to GDP ratio for Nigeria is falling. The Nigerian budget has debt serving included. Can you tell us why you think referencing an old article shows Tinubu is not servicing debt?

blingxx:
I’m not surprised ..Nigeria is a weird country where the. People want the government to fail

As if it's Tinubu and his family that would suffer.

Mariory:
The world bank has said Debt to GDP ratio for Nigeria is falling. The Nigerian budget has debt serving included. Can you tell us why you think referencing an old article shows Tinubu is not servicing debt?

that is not what I asked you.

is this how tinubu is servicing debt?

simple yes or no

lexy2014:
that is not what I asked you.

is this how tinubu is servicing debt?

simple yes or no

That's not what I asked you.

I asked you to tell us why you think referencing an old article shows Tinubu is not servicing debt?

Mariory:
That's not what I asked you.

I asked you to tell us why you think referencing an old article shows Tinubu is not servicing debt?

if you say

Mariory:
The world bank has said Debt to GDP ratio for Nigeria is falling. The Nigerian budget has debt serving included. Can you tell us why you think referencing an old article shows Tinubu is not servicing debt?

that is not what I asked you.

is this how tinubu is servicing debt?

simple yes or no

lexy2014:
if you say

that is not what I asked you.

is this how tinubu is servicing debt?

simple yes or no

That's not what I asked you.

I asked you to tell us why you think referencing an old article shows Tinubu is not servicing debt?

Mariory:
That's not what I asked you.

I asked you to tell us why you think referencing an old article shows Tinubu is not servicing debt?

is your asking in response to a comment made or in response to a questions asked?


if you say

Mariory:
The world bank has said Debt to GDP ratio for Nigeria is falling. The Nigerian budget has debt serving included. Can you tell us why you think referencing an old article shows Tinubu is not servicing debt?

is this how tinubu is servicing debt?

simple yes or no

lexy2014:
is your asking in response to a comment made or in response to a questions asked?


if you say

is this how tinubu is servicing debt?

simple yes or no

That's not what I asked you.

I asked you to tell us why you think referencing an old article shows Tinubu is not servicing debt?

Mariory:
That's not what I asked you.

I asked you to tell us why you think referencing an old article shows Tinubu is not servicing debt?

is your asking in response to a comment made or in response to a question asked?


if you say

Mariory:
The world bank has said Debt to GDP ratio for Nigeria is falling. The Nigerian budget has debt serving included. Can you tell us why you think referencing an old article shows Tinubu is not servicing debt?

is this how tinubu is servicing debt?

simple yes or no

lexy2014:
is your asking in response to a comment made or in response to a question asked?


if you say

is this how tinubu is servicing debt?

simple yes or no

That's not what I asked you.

I asked you to tell us why you think referencing an old article shows Tinubu is not servicing debt?

Mariory:
That's not what I asked you.

I asked you to tell us why you think referencing an old article shows Tinubu is not servicing debt?

is your asking in response to a comment made or in response to a question asked?


if you say

Mariory:
The world bank has said Debt to GDP ratio for Nigeria is falling. The Nigerian budget has debt serving included. Can you tell us why you think referencing an old article shows Tinubu is not servicing debt?

is this how tinubu is servicing debt?

simple yes or no

lexy2014:
is your asking in response to a comment made or in response to a question asked?


if you say

is this how tinubu is servicing debt?

simple yes or no

That's not what I asked you.

I asked you to tell us why you think referencing an old article shows Tinubu is not servicing debt?