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Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by Zocalite: 10:51pm On Oct 24, 2025
Obiedun:
The data below exposed the poor mental and financial thinking of the Tinubu critics....

Ghana debt = $50billion
Ghana population = 35million
Ghana debt per person = $1,430

South Africa Debt = 300billion
Population - 55million
Debt per person - $5,454

Qatar debt - $93billion
Population - 3million
Debt per person - $31,000

Libya debt - $60billion
Population - 7million
Debt per person -$8,750

Saudi Arabia - $391billion
Population - 54million
Debt per person - $7,854

Gabon debt - $15 billion
Population - 2.2 million
Debt per person - $6,750

Egypt Debt - $261billion
Population - 118million
Debt per person - $2,300

Angola debt - $64billion
Population - 39 million
Debt per person - $1,680

Nigeria Debt - $100billion
Population - 240million
Debt per person - $414.

Na poor man and poor thinkers dey fear debt....

From the data above ... It's obvious that Nigeria doesn't have debt Crisis... What Nigeria have is revenue crisis....

Compare to it's peers globally.... Nigeria have the lowest debt per Capita on Earth

Tinubu directly and indirectly grew the revenue of Lagos by 28,000% in 26 years....
The first of it's kind in the whole of Africa....

With such a man as Nigeria president....

Tinubu would grow Nigeria revenue to a point where Nigeria can borrow enough to fix it's over $1trillion infrastructural deficits....

Written by Onovughe Igwe
Is this the reason why tinubu is borrowing vigorously

1, why are the citizens of the countries having higher debt per capita not suffering like nigerians

Why's their standard of living better than nigeria

......

You people are just evil

$414 to naira more than 600k

$7854 to riyals is less than 30k

You people are evil
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by Disenfranchised: 11:02pm On Oct 24, 2025
Obiedun:
The data below exposed the poor mental and financial thinking of the Tinubu critics....

Ghana debt = $50billion
Ghana population = 35million
Ghana debt per person = $1,430

South Africa Debt = 300billion
Population - 55million
Debt per person - $5,454

Qatar debt - $93billion
Population - 3million
Debt per person - $31,000

Libya debt - $60billion
Population - 7million
Debt per person -$8,750

Saudi Arabia - $391billion
Population - 54million
Debt per person - $7,854

Gabon debt - $15 billion
Population - 2.2 million
Debt per person - $6,750

Egypt Debt - $261billion
Population - 118million
Debt per person - $2,300

Angola debt - $64billion
Population - 39 million
Debt per person - $1,680

Nigeria Debt - $100billion
Population - 240million
Debt per person - $414.

Na poor man and poor thinkers dey fear debt....

From the data above ... It's obvious that Nigeria doesn't have debt Crisis... What Nigeria have is revenue crisis....

Compare to it's peers globally.... Nigeria have the lowest debt per Capita on Earth

Tinubu directly and indirectly grew the revenue of Lagos by 28,000% in 26 years....
The first of it's kind in the whole of Africa....

With such a man as Nigeria president....

Tinubu would grow Nigeria revenue to a point where Nigeria can borrow enough to fix it's over $1trillion infrastructural deficits....

Written by Onovughe Igwe
This is the most foolish comparison ever.
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by Max24: 11:09pm On Oct 24, 2025
More than an economic illiterate. What do we expect from someone who is a supporter of a third class philosophy graduate. Same goes to his Obidient supporters.
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by DaddyJapan(m): 11:43pm On Oct 24, 2025
Good2go1:
What is the per capital income per person for these countries you mentioned compared to Nigeria?
And what difference does this make?
I ask because if you are going to throw a curve ball, you need to have an idea of where it is likely to land?
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by DaddyJapan(m): 11:44pm On Oct 24, 2025
chibecan:
You are the real economic illiterate. What have you concocted up there?. Debt per person? What do on earth does that measure?
He meant debt per capita. And, he is not far wrong.

Image source: https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/countries-by-national-debt

Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by grandstar(m): 11:47pm On Oct 24, 2025
VladimirTheGrea:
As usual, they hate truth.

Nigeria's debt profile is way out of comprehension. The urban bandit have abused the ways and means in two years far worse than what the incognitive bubu did.

It's sad to see young people waste away on social media just defending stack failure.
The finance minister said they stopped using Ways and means over a year ago. They inherited a huge unpardonable mess.
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by Switruth: 11:48pm On Oct 24, 2025
loffyloffy:
Even without looking deep, you can see how senseless Rufai Oseni is.

If Nigeria's total debt is 152 Trillion, is it reasonable to ask that has it not all been borrowed under Tinubu?

The mumu also knows that fx adjustment means our debt in Naira terms went up, while in Dollar terms it has been stable or even going down.

Lastly the fool knows that govt generaly borrows to meet up with budget and payback as revenue flows in. Tinubu has the biggest budget ever and will continue to borrow to execute. He also have the buggest revenue ever, meaning he is paying back as he is borrowing.

This shirt term borrowing keeps the economy rolling
Are you okay.? I mean mentally?
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by BigYash: 12:05am On Oct 25, 2025
Vision101:
Adjust the debts by the exchange rate pre 2023 and today and then compare. If we are owing $1b pre 2023 the same $1b today will look like it has bloated when you convert at the present exchange rate.

What I don't like about Oseni is that he practices his journalism with hatred and mischief. He doesn't practice it with open mind.
Well ,you might be correct. You might see Oseni like that,but I love the way he makes them talk.. Didn't you see how he made Umahi to talk the last time. grin He even said he is a professor of construction engineering 🤣
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by lawjjj: 12:26am On Oct 25, 2025
Sheuns:
The economic literates have put the economy in the worst shape since independence.

Surprisingly, there are no external factors influencing this state. It’s all caused by their own economic “literacy”.

Arrogant set of people who won’t accept that they’ve failed even when they know they’re failures.
my brother, no war no earthquake, no famine pandemic yet economy is bad
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by grandstar(m): 12:34am On Oct 25, 2025
Sheuns:
The economic literates have put the economy in the worst shape since independence.

Surprisingly, there are no external factors influencing this state. It’s all caused by their own economic “literacy”.

Arrogant set of people who won’t accept that they’ve failed even when they know they’re failures.
Buhari was the economic illiterate that ruined the economy. Buhari started by dictating exchange rate policies, overturning the one that had served the economy so well since 2006 or so.

The destruction started by June 2015. Prominent economists such as Soludo, Utomi and Sanusi condemned the economic policies. Sanusi, especially, was unrelenting in condemning them.

That should have been when everyone should have been making noise and not now. Imagine 8 years of destruction? Reforms commenced 8 years late. A stitch in time saves 9. Repair work in this case commenced at 10.
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by Kemetian: 12:59am On Oct 25, 2025
loffyloffy:
Even without looking deep, you can see how senseless Rufai Oseni is.

If Nigeria's total debt is 152 Trillion, is it reasonable to ask that has it not all been borrowed under Tinubu?

The mumu also knows that fx adjustment means our debt in Naira terms went up, while in Dollar terms it has been stable or even going down.

Lastly the fool knows that govt generaly borrows to meet up with budget and payback as revenue flows in. Tinubu has the biggest budget ever and will continue to borrow to execute. He also have the buggest revenue ever, meaning he is paying back as he is borrowing.

This shirt term borrowing keeps the economy rolling
You think Rufai and Obidients understand this stuff you're saying? grin grin

Ol' boy, those are village guys. They have no clue what you're saying. grin grin
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by Kemetian: 1:02am On Oct 25, 2025
Disenfranchised:
This is the most foolish comparison ever.
HOW?

HE IS EDUCATING YOU. KEEP QUIET.
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by chibecan: 2:42am On Oct 25, 2025
DaddyJapan:
He meant debt per capita. And, he is not far wrong.

Image source: https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/countries-by-national-debt
You also don't understand what you are saying. Is Debt to GDp per capita the same thing as Debt per capita? The info you posted here does not have any semblance with the original position I critiqued. . The guy is erroneously making reference to Debt to population and using that to compute debt per capita. What then is the essence of that in economics?
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by Clobisman(m): 3:17am On Oct 25, 2025
loffyloffy:
Even without looking deep, you can see how senseless Rufai Oseni is.

If Nigeria's total debt is 152 Trillion, is it reasonable to ask that has it not all been borrowed under Tinubu?

The mumu also knows that fx adjustment means our debt in Naira terms went up, while in Dollar terms it has been stable or even going down.

Lastly the fool knows that govt generaly borrows to meet up with budget and payback as revenue flows in. Tinubu has the biggest budget ever and will continue to borrow to execute. He also have the buggest revenue ever, meaning he is paying back as he is borrowing.

This short term borrowing keeps the economy rolling.
Paid attack rat, you only wrote your jargon here to see if you can decieve any gullible fellow. Do you think you love nigeria more than oseni or even some or us who aren't scared or hypocritical to point out the lies and failures of the government.
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by saysoo: 3:36am On Oct 25, 2025
loffyloffy:
Even without looking deep, you can see how senseless Rufai Oseni is.

If Nigeria's total debt is 152 Trillion, is it reasonable to ask that has it not all been borrowed under Tinubu?

The mumu also knows that fx adjustment means our debt in Naira terms went up, while in Dollar terms it has been stable or even going down.

Lastly the fool knows that govt generaly borrows to meet up with budget and payback as revenue flows in. Tinubu has the biggest budget ever and will continue to borrow to execute. He also have the buggest revenue ever, meaning he is paying back as he is borrowing.

This short term borrowing keeps the economy rolling.
Is it not you that is senseless from your own post.

Oseni stated dates of borrowing.
1, Nigeria has borrowed?
Is comprehension a mystery to you?
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by DJInfluence: 3:43am On Oct 25, 2025
loffyloffy:
Even without looking deep, you can see how senseless Rufai Oseni is.

If Nigeria's total debt is 152 Trillion, is it reasonable to ask that has it not all been borrowed under Tinubu?

The mumu also knows that fx adjustment means our debt in Naira terms went up, while in Dollar terms it has been stable or even going down.

Lastly the fool knows that govt generaly borrows to meet up with budget and payback as revenue flows in. Tinubu has the biggest budget ever and will continue to borrow to execute. He also have the buggest revenue ever, meaning he is paying back as he is borrowing.

This short term borrowing keeps the economy rolling.
Based on this apology of a write up, we know who the fool is. Did you even bother to look at the facts Rufai laid bare?
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by anonimi: 3:57am On Oct 25, 2025
loffyloffy:
Even without looking deep, you can see how senseless Rufai Oseni is.

If Nigeria's total debt is 152 Trillion, is it reasonable to ask that has it not all been borrowed under Tinubu?

The mumu also knows that fx adjustment means our debt in Naira terms went up, while in Dollar terms it has been stable or even going down.

Lastly the fool knows that govt generaly borrows to meet up with budget and payback as revenue flows in. Tinubu has the biggest budget ever and will continue to borrow to execute. He also have the buggest revenue ever, meaning he is paying back as he is borrowing.

This short term borrowing keeps the economy rolling.
The same way that Lagos State borrowing under Tinubu’s master plan, despite increasing tax burden on 20 million Lagosians for budget growth, keeps Lagos rolling in deprivation of basic services and utilities like water.

When last did you read about Stockholm Syndrome huh


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5v-F81hNTs


[quote author=Lanrelagboi post=133655707]Lagos has now crossed the 3 Trillion Naira annual budget mark. Crossed 2 Trillion in 2024.

Memory Lane: the first full-year Lagos State budget (Year 2000) in the 4th Republic was in the region of 40-something billion Naira. And it was described as “unprecedented” back then.


https://x.com/toluogunlesi/status/1877326708904181856?t=R_xycXnffVtjtiWwoGCzAQ&s=19[/quote]
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by anonimi: 4:06am On Oct 25, 2025
Kemetian:
You think Rufai and Obidients understand this stuff you're saying? grin grin

Ol' boy, those are village guys. They have no clue what you're saying. grin grin
Do you have any clue what Wale Edun said about how Oshiomhole’s Assembly of Past Criminals, APC ruined all the prosperity handed to them by deregulation and capitalist PDP a decade ago huh

Or maybe you don’t care about all that stuff because you are getting free daily bread palliative instead of jobs to earn a living in dignity, as promised by APC leaders looters?



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYltMapDyIo?si=0-hO0Vt5C9uBxVd1


thisweekng:
The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy Chief Olawale Edun has said the last time Nigeria’s economy looked stable was about a decade ago.

He made this statement during his maiden press conference as Minister of Finance where he outlined President Bola Tinubu’s vision, agenda and strategy for the economy.

He said, “I think as we all know, we are not where we should be. The economy is barely growing above the rate of population growth.

“But it was not always so, and I think in trying to look at the way forward, if we now have a situation of slow growth, double-digit inflation, weak/depreciating exchange rate, as well as security concerns that are resulting in an economy that is not growing and not taking Nigerians out of poverty.

“If we think back to the last time when the economy was stable- when it was growing, when inflation was low, and the interest rate was affordable, that period was about a decade ago. Growth was about 6% in 2013 and 2014.”
Private sector to drive the economy

https://nairametrics.com/2023/09/01/the-last-time-nigerias-economy-was-stable-was-about-a-decade-ago-wale-edun/
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by Dee60: 4:54am On Oct 25, 2025
Obiedun:
The data below exposed the poor mental and financial thinking of the Tinubu critics....

Ghana debt = $50billion
Ghana population = 35million
Ghana debt per person = $1,430

South Africa Debt = 300billion
Population - 55million
Debt per person - $5,454

Qatar debt - $93billion
Population - 3million
Debt per person - $31,000

Libya debt - $60billion
Population - 7million
Debt per person -$8,750

Saudi Arabia - $391billion
Population - 54million
Debt per person - $7,854

Gabon debt - $15 billion
Population - 2.2 million
Debt per person - $6,750

Egypt Debt - $261billion
Population - 118million
Debt per person - $2,300

Angola debt - $64billion
Population - 39 million
Debt per person - $1,680

Nigeria Debt - $100billion
Population - 240million
Debt per person - $414.

Na poor man and poor thinkers dey fear debt....

From the data above ... It's obvious that Nigeria doesn't have debt Crisis... What Nigeria have is revenue crisis....

Compare to it's peers globally.... Nigeria have the lowest debt per Capita on Earth

Tinubu directly and indirectly grew the revenue of Lagos by 28,000% in 26 years....
The first of it's kind in the whole of Africa....

With such a man as Nigeria president....

Tinubu would grow Nigeria revenue to a point where Nigeria can borrow enough to fix it's over $1trillion infrastructural deficits....

Written by Onovughe Igwe
You forgot to add INCOME and INcome per person, then you will find we are no where compared to Saudi or Qatar and some of those nations mentioned. And why should we compare opurselves with Ghana?
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by Segxydube: 5:19am On Oct 25, 2025
loffyloffy:
Even without looking deep, you can see how senseless Rufai Oseni is.

If Nigeria's total debt is 152 Trillion, is it reasonable to ask that has it not all been borrowed under Tinubu?

The mumu also knows that fx adjustment means our debt in Naira terms went up, while in Dollar terms it has been stable or even going down.

Lastly the fool knows that govt generaly borrows to meet up with budget and payback as revenue flows in. Tinubu has the biggest budget ever and will continue to borrow to execute. He also have the buggest revenue ever, meaning he is paying back as he is borrowing.

This short term borrowing keeps the economy rolling.
As usual pple like u will defend ur oppressors.

Instead of u to ask for accountability... How have they used d money borrowed?

Even with subsidy removal they av borrowed so much... If they didn't rrmove subsidy nko?
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by VladimirTheGrea: 5:28am On Oct 25, 2025
grandstar:
The finance minister said they stopped using Ways and means over a year ago. They inherited a huge unpardonable mess.
And you believed that finance Minister that speaks from both sides of his mouth?

The aso rock bandit does not need any rules to get money, he phones the CBN governor to bring it in. Ways and means is still active till tomorrow.
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by Berankis: 5:30am On Oct 25, 2025
clarocuzioo:
Tinubu is just an arrogant failure. He surrounded himself with the most of misfits and incompetent hands.
And has lots of arrogant and empty supporters/looters too!
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by ayo2008: 6:05am On Oct 25, 2025
loffyloffy:
Even without looking deep, you can see how senseless Rufai Oseni is.

If Nigeria's total debt is 152 Trillion, is it reasonable to ask that has it not all been borrowed under Tinubu?

The mumu also knows that fx adjustment means our debt in Naira terms went up, while in Dollar terms it has been stable or even going down.

Lastly the fool knows that govt generaly borrows to meet up with budget and payback as revenue flows in. Tinubu has the biggest budget ever and will continue to borrow to execute. He also have the buggest revenue ever, meaning he is paying back as he is borrowing.

This short term borrowing keeps the economy rolling.
Why justify issues with bias?
Rufai is right
A country that is import dependent and buying Recklessly like this ?

We know the APC data boys
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by loffyloffy: 6:09am On Oct 25, 2025
anonimi:
The same way that Lagos State borrowing under Tinubu’s master plan, despite increasing tax burden on 20 million Lagosians for budget growth, keeps Lagos rolling in deprivation of basic services and utilities like water.

When last did you read about Stockholm Syndrome huh


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5v-F81hNTs
And you see no progress in Lagos? Yet the best people in your village will kill their mother for a chance to move to Lagos.

Lagos is not perfect, but posting a video of flooding in on small part of Lagos as evidence that Lagos is bad is a reflection of how myopic you are.
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by loffyloffy: 6:18am On Oct 25, 2025
ayo2008:
Why justify issues with bias?
Rufai is right
A country that is import dependent and buying Recklessly like this ?

We know the APC data boys
Yes anyone that have an opinion that is different from yours must be an APC data boy, after all your point of view is the only one that is right and ever that loves Nigeria must always agree with you.
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by Ofunaofu: 6:20am On Oct 25, 2025
femi4:
Shame on dem accountants n economist that saw naira slipped into coma...they are the illiterates
As it slipped into a coma, they told us that it was actually discovering its true value.
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by Humblesam(m): 6:20am On Oct 25, 2025
Obiedun:
The data below exposed the poor mental and financial thinking of the Tinubu critics....

Ghana debt = $50billion
Ghana population = 35million
Ghana debt per person = $1,430

South Africa Debt = 300billion
Population - 55million
Debt per person - $5,454

Qatar debt - $93billion
Population - 3million
Debt per person - $31,000

Libya debt - $60billion
Population - 7million
Debt per person -$8,750

Saudi Arabia - $391billion
Population - 54million
Debt per person - $7,854

Gabon debt - $15 billion
Population - 2.2 million
Debt per person - $6,750

Egypt Debt - $261billion
Population - 118million
Debt per person - $2,300

Angola debt - $64billion
Population - 39 million
Debt per person - $1,680

Nigeria Debt - $100billion
Population - 240million
Debt per person - $414.

Na poor man and poor thinkers dey fear debt....

From the data above ... It's obvious that Nigeria doesn't have debt Crisis... What Nigeria have is revenue crisis....

Compare to it's peers globally.... Nigeria have the lowest debt per Capita on Earth

Tinubu directly and indirectly grew the revenue of Lagos by 28,000% in 26 years....
The first of it's kind in the whole of Africa....

With such a man as Nigeria president....

Tinubu would grow Nigeria revenue to a point where Nigeria can borrow enough to fix it's over $1trillion infrastructural deficits....

Written by Onovughe Igwe
Oga this your comparison seems smart at first glance, but it’s actually quite misleading. Looking at a country’s debt by measuring it as “debt per person” doesn’t really reflect how well that country is doing financially.

Consider this , Qatar and Saudi Arabia can handle a lot of debt per person because they have enormous oil wealth, small populations, and large foreign reserves. In contrast, Nigeria has a low GDP per person and struggles to generate revenue. So, even if our debt per person seems low, paying it back is much tougher for us than for those wealthier nations.

Let’s remember that Nigeria spends over 80% of its revenue just to service debt — not even paying it down, just covering interest and obligations. That’s not a sign of a country that’s “doing well.” That’s a warning sign.

The real problem isn’t that we owe too much money, it’s that we don’t earn enough. Our revenue is too low, our economy isn’t varied enough, and we rely too heavily on oil. These are serious issues that can’t be fixed just by borrowing more.

And regarding the Lagos example , yes, Tinubu increased Lagos’s revenue, that’s true. But Lagos is unique. It’s the commercial center of the country, with major businesses, ports, and a large taxpayer base. What worked in Lagos doesn’t necessarily apply to states where poverty, insecurity, and informal work are common. You can’t tax people who don’t earn enough to survive.

Borrowing isn’t bad *if* the money is used wisely to create industries, boost productivity, and grow exports. But if we keep borrowing for spending, subsidies, and unnecessary projects, we’re just accumulating debt without any growth.

In summary: the problem isn’t that Nigerians “fear debt” we fear careless borrowing without clear benefits. Comparing Nigeria to Qatar or Egypt without context is like comparing a small roadside shop to a big multinational company. The numbers might look similar, but the situations are completely different.
Re: Oseni Rufai Replies To Bayo Onanuga Calling Him "Economic Illiterate" by rickyrex(m): 6:50am On Oct 25, 2025
loffyloffy:
Even without looking deep, you can see how senseless Rufai Oseni is.

If Nigeria's total debt is 152 Trillion, is it reasonable to ask that has it not all been borrowed under Tinubu?

The mumu also knows that fx adjustment means our debt in Naira terms went up, while in Dollar terms it has been stable or even going down.

Lastly the fool knows that govt generaly borrows to meet up with budget and payback as revenue flows in. Tinubu has the biggest budget ever and will continue to borrow to execute. He also have the buggest revenue ever, meaning he is paying back as he is borrowing.

This short term borrowing keeps the economy rolling.
minister of foolish economy has spoken. Whats the impact of the borrowing on the lifes of common nigerian
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