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| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Image123(m): 6:36pm On Apr 24 |
[quote author=WorkTheTalk post=139200135]No. That is the drug lord being exposed. Your mother's crush. that our ambassador to Mexico? i see you believe everything he says. So smart. |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by ZUBY77(m): 6:40pm On Apr 24 |
Hez143:So it means we should not ask contractors how they spend the borrowed funds? wow. If they don't know the cost of the projects, should we allow them to keep borrowing? And how do they come up with the total cost of the contracts? |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by MEGAWATCH: 6:45pm On Apr 24 |
buhariguy:This is how you defended Buhari for 8 years and later complained. You have started again in the same tragetory... First fool no be fool, na second fool be proper olodo. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by buhariguy(m): 6:54pm On Apr 24 |
Parachoko:4 trillion Buhari was paying each year for subsidy |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by TonyBankz(m): 6:58pm On Apr 24 |
A very good question. We are not paying subsidy anymore and we are still borrowing and borrowing and borrowing Everytime. Nigeria needs to be heavily industrialized and focus more on manufacturing and less of dependency on importations |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Parachoko: 7:11pm On Apr 24 |
buhariguy:He borrowed the 4 trillion naira. Now, we don't need to borrow 4 trillion to pay for subsidy again |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by vizboy(m): 7:21pm On Apr 24 |
If you talk they will say the are borrowing for infrastructure. Yet can't tell us how they are spending the money. I'm very sure more than have of the borrowed funds are going into private pockets. |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by WorkTheTalk(m): 7:30pm On Apr 24 |
Image123:Yes, Reno Omokri. One of the rogues the drug lord likes to work with. Rogues bond with rogues. Same with rogues supporters. |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Benoxvals(m): 8:12pm On Apr 24 |
Parachoko:Comparing The White House to Aso Rock is the definition of being delusional.I will say no more. |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Emusan(m): 8:30pm On Apr 24 |
Image123:Forget about being wrong for now. You have good Job, so how can I get a good job? |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Guestmale: 8:56pm On Apr 24 |
jchioma:According to google As of April 2026, Nigeria's crude oil production is approximately 1.84 million barrels per day (bpd) Nigeria's population in 2026 is projected to be approximately 242.4 million people. As of March 2026, Saudi Arabia's crude oil production was reported at approximately 7.8 million barrels per day (bpd) Based on 2026 projections, the population of Saudi Arabia is estimated to be approximately 35.17 million to 36.55 million. Yes, Saudi Arabia is a debtor and holds significant public debt to various international and domestic monetary sources. As of mid-2025, total direct indebtedness was approximately SAR 1,386.4 billion ($369.7 billion), split between domestic and external creditors, used to fund economic diversification projects under Vision 2030 and manage budget So what do you have to say about this? |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by jchioma: 9:12pm On Apr 24 |
Guestmale:Why don’t you also google the minimum wage in those countries where you are copying these statistics from and what they do to government officials who misuse the tax collected compared to Nigeria? |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Guestmale: 9:15pm On Apr 24 |
jchioma:And what is the minimum wage in Nigeria before Tinubu took over government. |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Putinofrussia: 9:27pm On Apr 24 |
Leonardo4:But he has also paid more debts than both Jonathan and Buhari combined. In fact,he paid off all IMF debts that he met on ground. |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Justnation: 9:43pm On Apr 24 |
Savings from the fuel subsidy have been looted by looters in power. Oga sanusi weep no more, support PETER OBI for the good governance will desire A NEW NIGERIA IS POssible |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Fearyourcreator: 9:45pm On Apr 24 |
Parachoko:The man fall hand with that question big-time |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Fearyourcreator: 9:46pm On Apr 24 |
Greatex90:Una need eye glasses |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by bewla(m): 9:48pm On Apr 24 |
COMPAQ:When you present arguments Don't be sentimental on the truth I like the way you put it simple and truth |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Greatex90: 9:52pm On Apr 24 |
You need to remove your eye glasses. It is very clear to see Fearyourcreator: |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Greatex90: 9:57pm On Apr 24 |
The money he borrowed is more than the money he has used to pay IMF. The use 3 billion dollars to pay IMF loans, he is telling senate that he wants 21 billion dollars . Please what is the name of this kind of economics? Putinofrussia: |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by 3coins(m): 10:07pm On Apr 24 |
Parachoko:Alrighty! |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by crossbreedwears(m): 10:31pm On Apr 24 |
You don't know our economy better than Emir Sanusi Parachoko: |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Putinofrussia: 5:15am On Apr 25 |
Greatex90:South Africa has 5 times debt more than Nigeria,why are they still borrowing? Why are China and USA still borrowing even as they are some of the richest nations in the world? The subsidy Buhari paid in 8 years was #11 trillion naira. Last year,the budget needed #40 trillion and revenue the govt got was #10 trillion according to Wale Edun. Mr Sanusi,is the govt going to use sand to make up the remaining #30 trillion to fund the budget? As someone who knows a little about Economics and its cohorts,what you or any literate person should ask is... What are you spending these loans on? Lots of projects that have never been witnessed in Nigeria are on going , coupled with humongous social welfare,health subsidies etc. Most previous govts (except a few military govts who could have done triple then but decided to embezzle the funds but still built something) did not build infrastructures but just one or two. What they did mostly was import food like rice so we could buy at...like some people will say "sheybi we were buying a bag of rice for #3000 now"? We were/are shameless,importing everything. No production,No infrastructures,No health, ASUU strikes all over because they have eaten their money,they were owing workers up to 20 months and so on. Tinubu has only borrowed around $32 billion and he has paid off around $11 billion he met on ground. Why are the wicked,let us go back to 'business as usual opposition not asking "Why is Tinubu paying debts he met on ground now"? Or "why is he doing free technical colleges all over Nigeria with #22,500 stipend paid to students now"? Bad belle people. Nigeria,since 1960,has gotten very wicked people as leaders. You like and go to USA,UK,China,Dubai even South Africa because of their infrastructures which always help in growth,development and better life for the masses of the nation but wicked people are fighting teeth and nails for Nigeria to not build infrastructures. I never see this kind opposition before. Opposition is not being mumuish nah. |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by apelikirk: 6:01am On Apr 25 |
Parachoko:with over 100 trillion borrowed so far, what are the impacts of the so capital projects and where are they? |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by shekauvsbuhari: 6:50am On Apr 25 |
COMPAQ:Why should you be borrowing when you're supposed to have excess cash due to removal of subsidy and as they said removal of subsidy will lead to excess cash to enable them fund more capital projects? Are you supporting rubbish because the drug pusher is from your tribe? |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Greatex90: 7:02am On Apr 25 |
I can't understand anything you said. It's like you forgot that Nigeria is a mixed economy. Yet People are claiming that Jonathan borrowed to pay workers and borrowed to pay fuel Subsidy. Tinubu's government borrowed over ₦50 trillion in under two years. Jonathan's Government borrowed considerably less, with some reports specifically mentioning about $9 billion throughout his entire duration in office. In the era of "alarming corruption '' Yet there was infrastructural development. You're supporting rubbish Putinofrussia: |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Greatex90: 7:06am On Apr 25 |
Nigeria's total public debt before President Bola Tinubu assumed office on May 29, 2023, was ₦87.38 trillion. Nigeria's total public debt right now is over N159.28 trillion as of December 2025. That is double of what he met. It's you're crying about paying 22k naira stipends for students. Are you not ashamed that you're very subject and Parochial? Putinofrussia: |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Parachoko: 7:16am On Apr 25 |
apelikirk:Provide evidence Asiwaju has borrowed over 100 trillion |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Greatex90: 7:17am On Apr 25 |
The essence of removing subsidy was to stop borrowing. You cannot keep the whole nation in perpetual hardship yet you are still doing worse than the people that were paying subsidy. Tinubu should better bring back the subsidy that he met, so that he can be borrowing his useless borrow that his borrowing up and down. |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Greatex90: 7:20am On Apr 25 |
My brother keep quiet. Tinubu's government has borrowed approximately ₦71.9 trillion during his administration. It will get to 100 trillion naira. By next month if senate accepts his fresh request Parachoko: |
| Re: If You're Not Paying Subsidy, Why Are We Still Borrowing? - Sanusi by Parachoko: 7:36am On Apr 25 |
Greatex90:Asiwaju has not borrowed up to Buhari and Jonathan |
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