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Poll: Do you agree with the world bank officials?

Yes 59% (273 votes)

No 30% (138 votes)

I am indifferent 9% (45 votes)

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Re: Tinubu’s Reforms Now Global Reference Point — World Bank Official by Vision101(m): 2:30am On Feb 05

AMINDA:
Worldbank official? The desperation and quest to always seek validation from Worldbank and IMF would have been funny if it wasn't so pathetic. "Confessions of an Economic Hitman."

Your Obi said that infrastructure doesn't grow economy but experts are saying here that we have acute deficit. Doesn't it mean that Obi an economic illiterate?

Re: Tinubu’s Reforms Now Global Reference Point — World Bank Official by Vision101(m): 2:36am On Feb 05

AMINDA:
We are now bowing to imperialism and impoverishing our people just for a pat on the back from Bretton woods. No third world country will escape the poverty trap without home-grown and tailored policies that factor in their own peculiarities.

So your okonjo-iweala is part of the deceit group?

Re: Tinubu’s Reforms Now Global Reference Point — World Bank Official by CosmoGlitch(m): 9:13am On Feb 05

World Bank approval doesn’t automatically mean success.

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Re: Tinubu’s Reforms Now Global Reference Point — World Bank Official by WebMind: 10:55am On Feb 07

grandstar:
The floating of the Naira was a very bold and radical step and he went it alone with any balance of payment support from the IMF was truly phenomenal

Even Milei in Argentina is yet to make that move. That was why he ran to the US for support.

someone has no option and confronts subsidies out of lack of options and your here rationalising his helplessness as boldness.

You smoke squirrel dung?

Same man who led a protest against subsidy removal a decade earlier is suddenly bold for contradicting himself.

Re: Tinubu’s Reforms Now Global Reference Point — World Bank Official by grandstar(m): 11:04am On Feb 07

WebMind:
someone has no option and confronts subsidies out of lack of options and your here rationalising his helplessness as boldness.

You smoke squirrel dung?

Same man who led a protest against subsidy removal a decade earlier is suddenly bold for contradicting himself.

As Fayemi said, they knew in APC that ending the fuel subsidy was the right thing to do. Even Adams Oshiomole supported the removal.

Fayemi, through the way he said, was unhappy about the hypocritical behavior.

Re: Tinubu’s Reforms Now Global Reference Point — World Bank Official by WebMind: 11:17am On Feb 07

grandstar:
As Fayemi said, they knew in APC that ending the fuel subsidy was the right thing to do. Even Adams Oshiomole supported the removal.

Fayemi, through the way he said, was unhappy about the hypocritical behavior.

with this new maneuver of yours, you maintain the bold tinubu narrative and implicitly create the timid GEJ narrative.

Re: Tinubu’s Reforms Now Global Reference Point — World Bank Official by BrickandLace(f): 11:44am On Feb 07

But Nigeria is ready for tax reform.

Re: Tinubu’s Reforms Now Global Reference Point — World Bank Official by grandstar(m): 12:47pm On Feb 07

WebMind:
with this new maneuver of yours, you maintain the bold tinubu narrative and implicitly create the timid GEJ narrative.

Oga, I don't know what you're saying. I am just echoing what was said.

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