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If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi - Politics (2) - Nairaland

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Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Emu4life(m): 11:00am On Apr 24
Dem don take Nigerians Handicap.
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Pootle: 11:00am On Apr 24
go and ask your grandfather cool
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Hez143(m): 11:02am On Apr 24
all countries in the world do borrow,even the mighty US and UK.i expect sanusi to know better
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by ZUBY77(m): 11:02am On Apr 24
Keypad warriors would have been all over the place if it was Peter Obi who said this. Unfortunately they are aiding the destruction and corruption in Nigeria without knowing it, or maybe they know.
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Gerundphrase: 11:03am On Apr 24
Peter obi is a trader while Tinubu is a first class account, the master's classic strategy—remove subsidy so citizens can “breathe,” then borrow money like there’s a Black Friday sale on loans. Tinubu is a Truly inspiring fiscal gymnastics. At this rate, we’re not just the Giant of Africa, we’re the Giant of Debt—carrying loans on our head like gala sellers in traffic.
But no worry, dem go still tell us say everything is under control. After all, na we go pay am… one way or another.
Ṣé na cruise ni, abi kí ló ń ṣẹlẹ̀ gan-an? 😏
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by ZUBY77(m): 11:03am On Apr 24
Hez143:
all countries in the world do borrow,even the mighty US and UK.i expect sanusi to know better
The question is borrow to do what? That's the real question here. Where is the money they are borrowing?
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Gerundphrase: 11:04am On Apr 24
Peter obi is a trader while Tinubu is a first class account, the master's classic strategy—remove subsidy so citizens can “breathe,” then borrow money like there’s a Black Friday sale on loans. Tinubu is a Truly inspiring fiscal gymnastics. At this rate, we’re not just the Giant of Africa, we’re the Giant of Debt—carrying loans on our head like gala sellers in traffic.
But no worry, dem go still tell us say everything is under control. After all, na we go pay am… one way or another.
Ṣé na cruise ni, abi kí ló ń ṣẹlẹ̀ gan-an?
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by 1gbdata: 11:05am On Apr 24
GOOD QUESTION

ELECTION IS AROUND THE CORNER
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Lithiumite: 11:05am On Apr 24
If the expenditure (recurrent &capital)side of your budget is higher than your expected revenue, then your budget will run into deficit which is the difference between both components.......you have to finance that deficit so that your budget doesn't fail.

Nigeria's 2025 budget deficit was about N13trn while projected subsidy payments was about N5tr......if you were tobuse basic income and expenditure analogy your subsidy savings isn't even enough to fund your budget deficit.....therein lies a bit of the answer to your question.

You need to service your debts and you arevare obligated to pay them.momies meant for construction of roads,hospitals and other social amenities is being used to cater for.
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Felabrity: 11:06am On Apr 24
Help me ask the druglord
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Fiscus105(m): 11:07am On Apr 24
Parachoko:
Nigeria was borrowing to pay for subsidy before Asiwaju became the President

Under Jonathan, we were borrowing to pay Salaries, borrowing to pay for subsidy, Pension, and also borrowing to build projects

Under Buhari, we were borrowing to pay subsidy on fuel, and also borrowing to pay salaries, pensions and also borrowing to build projects


Under Asiwaju, we're not borrowing to pay pensions or salaries, we're not borrowing to pay for subsidy, we're only borrowing to spend on Capital Projects.

I expect Sanusi to know there's no problem borrowing to build capital projects
Capital projects that only situated in Ur baba backyard, in which only you and your household seeing them.
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by benardtotti(m): 11:08am On Apr 24
Parachoko:
Nigeria was borrowing to pay for subsidy before Asiwaju became the President

Under Jonathan, we were borrowing to pay Salaries, borrowing to pay for subsidy, Pension, and also borrowing to build projects

Under Buhari, we were borrowing to pay subsidy on fuel, and also borrowing to pay salaries, pensions and also borrowing to build projects


Under Asiwaju, we're not borrowing to pay pensions or salaries, we're not borrowing to pay for subsidy, we're only borrowing to spend on Capital Projects.

I expect Sanusi to know there's no problem borrowing to build capital projects
Sanusi knows but wants to play to the gallery same way he did under gej and got fired when he claimed 20b dollars was missing.
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Gboss247(m): 11:08am On Apr 24
Greatex90:
Very good questions asked about this government.
There is no justification whatsoever for borrowing.
What improvement have you seen in Nigeria as regards infrastructural development.
Security is on zero levels, No jobs,
Commodities are unpayable.
What is he borrowing for.
It's 4 years yet no constant Light.

You quit paying subsidy yet no Nigerian refinery is working.
You nothing to say about this backward APC GOVERNMENT
I find strange that a citizen of an import dependent nation is asking why the government is borrowing we all knows that Nigeria's importation and foreign investments are powered by loans.
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Isobug: 11:09am On Apr 24
Parachoko:
Nigeria was borrowing to pay for subsidy before Asiwaju became the President

Under Jonathan, we were borrowing to pay Salaries, borrowing to pay for subsidy, Pension, and also borrowing to build projects

Under Buhari, we were borrowing to pay subsidy on fuel, and also borrowing to pay salaries, pensions and also borrowing to build projects


Under Asiwaju, we're not borrowing to pay pensions or salaries, we're not borrowing to pay for subsidy, we're only borrowing to spend on Capital Projects.

I expect Sanusi to know there's no problem borrowing to build capital projects
Pack one side, Asiwaju ko, Asari dokubo ni.
See how he's echoing Asiwaju as if he's God, a failure for that matter oo. A renowned international economist is telling you something and you here mentioning Asiwaju
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by DatNiggaDaz: 11:09am On Apr 24
Lalami3232:
E shock me too ooooooo, oga sanusi. All these Nigerian politicians are the same thing jare. Believe anyone of them, at your own peril. But I rather believe a Nigerian politician than not go for DNA test if I marry a non-virgin.

What do I even know sef aside enlightening my fellow men nationwide with the good news of DNA test
grin grin

Do not lump your fraudulent politician with all politician after supporting a criminal gguru str*tegist, you want to lump everyone together.

There is no pathway for the faaake certttifficcate hollldderr. You refused to condemn the one who is guilty but lumping all to make it look as if there are no better politician than the roasted electricity fraud
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by OredoPikin: 11:10am On Apr 24
COMPAQ:
It doesn't even mean we still cant borrow, but let the borrowing be tied to very specific capital projects.
One will think by now Nigeria should have had a stable electricity
The only thing we are enjoying which is subsidy, you removed all.
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Fiscus105(m): 11:10am On Apr 24
Lithiumite:
If the expenditure (recurrent &capital)side of your budget is higher than your expected revenue, then your budget will run into deficit which is the difference between both components.......you have to finance that deficit so that your budget doesn't fail.

Nigeria's 2025 budget deficit was about N13trn while projected subsidy payments was about N5tr......if you were tobuse basic income and expenditure analogy your subsidy savings isn't even enough to fund your budget deficit.....therein lies a bit of the answer to your question.

You need to service your debts and you arevare obligated to pay them.momies meant for construction of roads,hospitals and other social amenities is being used to cater for.
Must you do capital budget that exceeds your revenue? Is it an abomination to do surplus budgeting?
YOU HAVEN'T FINISHED 10% OF COASTAL ROAD TO CALABAR, WHY STARTING BADAGRY TO NORTH-WEST?

Meanwhile, where are the few available projects they even did with money they borrowing?


The way you guys following your oppressors ehn, it will take magic for Nigeria to become developed nation.
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Damseldammie(f): 11:10am On Apr 24
Our reputable economists where are you, your attention is genuinely needed over this matter pls 🙏.

Kindly make us know about this borrow borrow of a thing 🤷‍♀️

Mr presido ti de okún gbèsè sílè fún 9ja oooo

Monicker ABEDUN where are you, Mogaji ilé yin tún ti fé yá’wó ooooo🗣because very soon you’ll be crying me Eleyele river😏
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by SmartPolician:
jchioma:
That's the question every logical and sane human being should be asking.

But trust APC data boys to attack Sanusi now.
They cannot do that because everyone knows that Tinubu shouldn't be borrowing at this time. However, data boys are a bunch of nobodies whose opinions don't matter.
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by emmydee(m): 11:11am On Apr 24
COMPAQ:
It doesn't even mean we still cant borrow, but let the borrowing be tied to very specific capital projects.
.

That’s not true. Subsidy debt ranked more than 50% of the country’s debt. Now it has been removed, why is he still borrowing even at an alarming rate?

Answer the question abeg.
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Gboss247(m): 11:11am On Apr 24
ObasaHF:
God bless this emir! Very critical question. If subsidy is gone as been told, the federal government should have sufficient money in it's account to reduce borrowing.

But the reverse is the case and Nigerians will face the economic fallouts.

What's the economics behinds this subsidy matter as factor for improved living standards?

I beg I need answers.
Sufficient money from where?
Sufficient money in what currency?
Sufficient money of what purchasing power parity?
Where was the sufficient money when government was borrowing money to petrol subsidy?
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Antoeni(m): 11:13am On Apr 24
I Wish The Baba Werey Has Answer, We Have never Had it So Bad , Tinubu Is Calamity Upon Nigerians
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by walozanga(m): 11:14am On Apr 24
COMPAQ:
It doesn't even mean we still cant borrow, but let the borrowing be tied to very specific capital projects.
The question is, where is the money saved from the removal of fuel subsidies?
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by israelmao(m): 11:14am On Apr 24
They borrow to carry out supposed .capital projects where they can get large chunk of kickbacks to finance elections and to launder for future use in case they are out of government.
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Gboss247(m): 11:14am On Apr 24
overall90:
I shock too
Not just borrowing, the humongous amounts being borrowed from every available source
You are not shocked that Tinubu met the forex rate (official) at ₦470 and devalued it over ₦1,700 and he is currently celebrating it at ₦1,350 as an achievement.
So, if FG used to borrow ₦10 before Tinubu. The ₦10 now becomes ₦100 after devaluation.
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Tammy2705: 11:15am On Apr 24
if you ask me na who i go ask. the mater we see so e plenty for mouth. sad sad sad looting for elections, children and generation unborn. APC is one chance
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by DuttyChuks: 11:15am On Apr 24
Elvis2kay:
I don't understand Jagaban again oo
The lootings that is going on by tilimbu and his gangs will be massive and it will take years to recover them if there's any options. Abacha is still learning work where tilumbu dey.
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by OredoPikin: 11:15am On Apr 24
Parachoko:
Nigeria was borrowing to pay for subsidy before Asiwaju became the President

Under Jonathan, we were borrowing to pay Salaries, borrowing to pay for subsidy, Pension, and also borrowing to build projects

Under Buhari, we were borrowing to pay subsidy on fuel, and also borrowing to pay salaries, pensions and also borrowing to build projects


Under Asiwaju, we're not borrowing to pay pensions or salaries, we're not borrowing to pay for subsidy, we're only borrowing to spend on Capital Projects.

I expect Sanusi to know there's no problem borrowing to build capital projects
Can u list the capital projects
I hope u won't mention roads because Jonathan and Buhari constructed more roads while still paying subsidy.
Shouldn't we have 24 hours electricity now that we are not paying subsidy?
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by ogaemma: 11:16am On Apr 24
The same thing I posted yesterday on nairaland.
You have removed subsidy, then why are you still borrowing up and down.
Let us just agree that Tinubu came to destroy Nigeria.
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Neoteny(m): 11:16am On Apr 24
Parachoko:
Nigeria was borrowing to pay for subsidy before Asiwaju became the President

Under Jonathan, we were borrowing to pay Salaries, borrowing to pay for subsidy, Pension, and also borrowing to build projects

Under Buhari, we were borrowing to pay subsidy on fuel, and also borrowing to pay salaries, pensions and also borrowing to build projects


Under Asiwaju, we're not borrowing to pay pensions or salaries, we're not borrowing to pay for subsidy, we're only borrowing to spend on Capital Projects.

I expect Sanusi to know there's no problem borrowing to build capital projects
What are these capital projects and what do they add to the GDP, CPI, and cost of living?

Have they lowered inflation or reduced insecurity? Is the average person now able to afford the basics?

Mind you, borrowing just to end up building housing for corrupt judges or build insolvent airports may be projects, but they sure ain't capital.
Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Hez143(m): 11:16am On Apr 24
ZUBY77:
The question is borrow to do what? That's the real question here. Where is the money they are borrowing?
the loan is for infrastructure nah
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