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Flets:
it’s too early to evaluate the impact.

Infact most foreign investors who were not privy to insecurity issues have been desperate in the past few days to liquidate and repatriate their investments.

Trump and US pronouncements have done a huge blow to the Nigerian Eurobond and money market.

Don’t doubt me, watch out for the capital flight in the next 30 days. Investors don’t do well with instability much more such that is backed by the US

As usual, Tinubu data boys will run propaganda riot on this topic as they have been instructed to do so but truth is that both local and foreign investors have in panic mood for the past 1 week

MT:
The Nigeria train has refused to stop.

It is the dawn of a new era.

The sleeping giant is waking up and the whole world is put on notice.

YouAreNobody:
Lolzzzzz, empty chest-beating. Giant on clay feet

Flets:
it’s too early to evaluate the impact.

Infact most foreign investors who were not privy to insecurity issues have been desperate in the past few days to liquidate and repatriate their investments.

Trump and US pronouncements have done a huge blow to the Nigerian Eurobond and money market.

Don’t doubt me, watch out for the capital flight in the next 30 days. Investors don’t do well with instability much more such that is backed by the US

As usual, Tinubu data boys will run propaganda riot on this topic as they have been instructed to do so but truth is that both local and foreign investors have in panic mood for the past 1 week

Streetinvestor2:
See werey here again. Was it Americans that subscribed it.It is not Nigerians that bought into it.and institutional investors. Then u have banks,pension fund managers ,fund managers corrupt nigeria politicians.
Do u know it is another way of borrowing internally. They just borrowed for that time duration to loot..What are they doing with all this borrowing should be your concern.
How do they hope to pay.They will next claim the reserve is growing when the shore it up with borrowed money

Flets:
it’s too early to evaluate the impact.

Infact most foreign investors who were not privy to insecurity issues have been desperate in the past few days to liquidate and repatriate their investments.

Trump and US pronouncements have done a huge blow to the Nigerian Eurobond and money market.

Don’t doubt me, watch out for the capital flight in the next 30 days. Investors don’t do well with instability much more such that is backed by the US

As usual, Tinubu data boys will run propaganda riot on this topic as they have been instructed to do so but truth is that both local and foreign investors have in panic mood for the past 1 week

Streetinvestor2:
See werey here again. Was it Americans that subscribed it.It is not Nigerians that bought into it.and institutional investors. Then u have banks,pension fund managers ,fund managers corrupt nigeria politicians.
Do u know it is another way of borrowing internally. They just borrowed for that time duration to loot..What are they doing with all this borrowing should be your concern.
How do they hope to pay.They will next claim the reserve is growing when the shore it up with borrowed money

Streetinvestor2:
See werey here again. Was it Americans that subscribed it.It is not Nigerians that bought into it.and institutional investors. Then u have banks,pension fund managers ,fund managers corrupt nigeria politicians.
Do u know it is another way of borrowing internally. They just borrowed for that time duration to loot..What are they doing with all this borrowing should be your concern.
How do they hope to pay.They will next claim the reserve is growing when the shore it up with borrowed money

Flets:
it’s too early to evaluate the impact.

Infact most foreign investors who were not privy to insecurity issues have been desperate in the past few days to liquidate and repatriate their investments.

Trump and US pronouncements have done a huge blow to the Nigerian Eurobond and money market.

Don’t doubt me, watch out for the capital flight in the next 30 days. Investors don’t do well with instability much more such that is backed by the US

As usual, Tinubu data boys will run propaganda riot on this topic as they have been instructed to do so but truth is that both local and foreign investors have in panic mood for the past 1 week

Satazaa:
Infact since Tinubu administration came into being this is by far the most outstanding confidence institutional investors have shown on the Nigerian economy, the signal they are seeing and getting is soothing , this guys have their ears to the ground and the surge in our foreign reserves in the past few months has boosted their confidence

PDPdestroyer:
OP, see what you’ve caused now, my Obidient neighbour is refusing dinner because of this news. Seun kindly pull down this fake news

Lanruze:
Nigerian EuroBond has the most attractive rates denominated in Dollars ($) in the whole world as at today.

Government Bonds are the most secured asset class in the world it Government secured.

You see Propaganda, Story/ Narrative spinning and PR stunts will not help Government especially the PBAT Government.

ChenHao23:
Yet the Nigerian stock market lost over 200BN yesterday.
Who do una this thing? Telling lies for crumps

lionshare:
https://businessday.ng/business-economy/article/nigerian-eurobond-oversubscribed-by-400-despite-trumps-threat/

Streetinvestor2:
See werey here again. Was it Americans that subscribed it.It is not Nigerians that bought into it.and institutional investors. Then u have banks,pension fund managers ,fund managers corrupt nigeria politicians.
Do u know it is another way of borrowing internally. They just borrowed for that time duration to loot..What are they doing with all this borrowing should be your concern.
How do they hope to pay.They will next claim the reserve is growing when the shore it up with borrowed money

DeLaRue:
Global institutional investors who bought the bonds have more data about the Nigerian economy than 99.999% of Nigerians.

They are not mugus. They know this economy is humming.

The institutional investors don't invest the pensions of millions of Europeans , Canadians, and Americans in yeye bonds.

For the Nigerian bonds to be oversubscribed 4 times over is a deep sign of international confidence in the Nigerian economy.

The irony is that, it is Nigerians themselves that fight tooth and nail on social media to tell the rest of the world that the Nigerian economy is the worst thing since Cain killed Abel.

Apel147:
Lol, you people just like shouting “they’re borrowing to loot” without even understanding how an economy works. 😂 Every serious country borrows — even the U.S. that you all worship runs on debt. The difference is whether the money circulates within the system or leaks out.

thewinning101:
PANDORA PAPERS: Buhari visited Tinubu in corruption-tainted London villa acquired by Oyetola

Governor Oyetola, a relative of Mr Tinubu, may have sabotaged his own country by buying the exotic property as Nigeria made to seize it.

ByNicholas IbekweandTaiwo-Hassan Adebayo October 7, 2021 in Headline Stories, Pandora Papers Reading Time: 8 mins read

It was a meeting of two of Nigeria’s most influential politicians in London – President Muhammadu Buhari was visiting political kingmaker and senior member of his ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu.

In July, the presidency announced that Mr Buhari was heading to London for an education summit. The office also added that the president would also see his doctors for “medical check-up”.

Coincidentally, Mr Tinubu, who had travelled to London earlier, was also receiving treatment for an undisclosed ailment in the British capital. So, a perfect setting for both men to meet was created.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/pandora-papers/488537-pandora-papers-buhari-visited-tinubu-in-corruption-tainted-london-villa-acquired-by-oyetola.html?tztc=1

HacheNoire:
When the US is on your case, you are doing something right that counters their imperialism.

I knew we were threading on the right part. US don’t just lick on any country. They pick on countries who they can no longer exploit and moving towards prosperity.

Flets:
it’s too early to evaluate the impact.

Infact most foreign investors who were not privy to insecurity issues have been desperate in the past few days to liquidate and repatriate their investments.

Trump and US pronouncements have done a huge blow to the Nigerian Eurobond and money market.

Don’t doubt me, watch out for the capital flight in the next 30 days. Investors don’t do well with instability much more such that is backed by the US

As usual, Tinubu data boys will run propaganda riot on this topic as they have been instructed to do so but truth is that both local and foreign investors have in panic mood for the past 1 week

DeLaRue:
Global institutional investors who bought the bonds have more data about the Nigerian economy than 99.999% of Nigerians.

They are not mugus. They know this economy is humming.

Institutional investors don't invest the pensions of millions of Europeans , Canadians, and Americans in yeye bonds.

For the Nigerian bonds to be oversubscribed 4 times over is a deep sign of international confidence in the Nigerian economy.

The irony is that, it is Nigerians themselves that fight tooth and nail on social media to tell the rest of the world that the Nigerian economy is the worst thing since Cain killed Abel.