Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics - Politics (6) - Nairaland
Nairaland Forum › Nairaland General › Politics › Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics (17696 Views)
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by ocelot2006(m): 5:05pm On Aug 26, 2015 |
omowolewa:WRONG. Now GMB can be blamed cos this is the 100th day, yet: NO DIRECTION NO ECONOMIC POLICY NO ECONOMIC MASTER PLAN TOTAL CLUELESSNESS/CRASS INEPTITUDE |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by ttmacoy: 5:18pm On Aug 26, 2015 |
Ok i get your point now. i agree that people blaming PMB for Nigeria's issues is just being petty and silly. Nigeria's problems did not even start with GEJ to be honest, it is a compilation of decades of poor leadership and fundamental structural issues, but I also agree that GEJ could have done more to try to fix some of these issues and I blame him squarely for failing to take advantage of the oil boom to diversify and invest in the economy. Also the uncertainty around PMBs agenda and direction is also playing a role in declining foreign investment as investors do not know what the economic policies are. Either way PMB is the president for the next 4 years so we need to work together to take Nigeria forward and stop all this petty silly arguing and fighting over GEJ and PMB calling them dullards and worse. Not good. Goke7: |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by Curlieweed: 6:09pm On Aug 26, 2015 |
Wetin concern snail with shower. I did my duty to warn all Mumugerians against turning the Dullard into a Presidiot. They didn't listen because they wanted awoof N5k, $1=N1, free fuel and their envious minds were looking for probe. Una wahala never start. Apparently, the Chinese stock market is in free fall, a lot of first time investors seeking to escape the horrid real estate market seem to have literally fallen from the frying pan of the real estate bubble into the real fire of the margin inflated stock market bubble. The Chinese Central Bank is exhausting all the tricks in box but the market still lost $3.2 Trillion in the last quarter or so. Given that growth in China has been responsible for moderating the last global recession as well as keeping commodities (including oil) at historically high levels, our economy is in for a tough ride. In the midst of what can only be described as a perfect storm, our Mumu-in-Chief doesn't have an economic team or even a plan. We keep hearing endless platitudes about frobes and pighting kwarauption. Make una enjoy. As far as Nigerian Natural Grass (NNG) is unaffected, wetin concern me. Again, on a brighter note, economic crises can also reduce the price of asewos. So, it's not all doom and gloom. We will still get high and laid. |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by tonimenia: 9:42pm On Aug 26, 2015 |
With Time, it will grow again! Meanwhile, See 100 Most Powerful Business Opportunities, Free Financial Assistance / Free Loans Without Collateral And Latest Money Making Ideas In Nigeria Now Without Delay Immediately By Clicking On |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by friends4ever(m): 9:46pm On Aug 26, 2015 |
socialmediaman:Bro wake up if you're dreaming Lol ![]() |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by fx45(m): 10:56pm On Aug 26, 2015 |
Goke7:In your ignorant mind now, you've said something abi? The level of brainwashing the APC propaganda machinery deployed on you people is simply out of this world! Jonathan is no longer the HNIC! Someone else is there now and the least he's expected to do is to take charge and chart a new course for Nigeria. What do we see on a daily basis in this dispensation? Propaganda and more propaganda! Even worse than what obtained during the election period. The truth is that a house built on a faulty foundation is bound to collapse. We're watching with eagle eyes and very keen interest. |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by Nobody: 10:58pm On Aug 26, 2015 |
so we are moving backwards? |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by Osode: 11:35pm On Aug 26, 2015*. Modified: 11:57pm On Aug 26, 2015 |
Now that most of the Crowd has left... . Consience is an Open Wound. Only Truth, can Heal It. . The days are coming, and would soon be here. . Surficeth... Were they asked Goodluck Ebelemi Jonathan to 'Turn water into Wine'... We shall reqiure it of Muhammadu Buhari, to Raise the Dead. . Peace. |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by amusadele: 9:48am On Aug 27, 2015 |
Goke7:Which Buhari won fight which corruption? Does Buhari have any direction? Does he even know his left from right. Dunce and dumbest Buhari you praising. |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by koladebrainiac(m): 12:01pm On Aug 27, 2015 |
wristbangle:are u serious ? |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by bjdon: 12:12pm On Aug 27, 2015 |
Curlieweed:Best write I've ready today!! I wish I knew you in real life bro, you sound like quite a character!!! |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by Goke7: 12:19pm On Aug 27, 2015 |
ttmacoy:Thanks we are definetly on the same page |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by Goke7: 12:21pm On Aug 27, 2015 |
amusadele:Elections are over with the results declared, try and get over your loss at the polls. |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by Goke7: 12:26pm On Aug 27, 2015 |
Curlieweed:That is why we want all our stolen wealth back, are we asking for too much? You should have explained all these great analysis of yours to the last administration especially NOI but you guys said she was managing the economy well and you believed her when she said all was well with the massive looting going on. |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by Goke7: 12:32pm On Aug 27, 2015 |
fx45:Thanks for the insults, at least with all the propaganda electricity has improved and the fuel queues your GEJ left us with are no more with us. Just do one thing for kindly tell all those you know who looted our treasury to return our money cos or face the music cos I know that is what is troubling you guys. |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by Goke7: 12:40pm On Aug 27, 2015 |
Happiness87:The day Fowler chop one naira except buhari is not aware, trust me he is a goner you think buhari will damage his Govt reputation cos of tinubu? Even tinubu knows that and mind you this govt will face more public scrutiny than the GEJ govt esp with guys like you. Stealing is now corruption o! |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by Happiness87(f): 12:54pm On Aug 27, 2015 |
Goke7:so You mean if buhari permits Fowler to steal, he's allowed, hahaha now note this missing funds only get to public knowledge when there is conflict of interest, loots not equally shared, someone feels cheated and mules planted to leak information. without these loots will never get to public knowledge, ok!! |
| Re: Economic Growth Falls To 2.35% - National Bureau Of Statistics by fx45(m): 2:48pm On Aug 27, 2015 |
Goke7:It is on record that fuel queues completely disappeared from our petrol stations with the emergence of Goodluck Jonathan in 2010. Unless you were born this year. The scarcity we experienced in the few weeks to the end of his administration was artificial. The improved electricity supply we're seeing today is completely 100% Jonathan and 0% Buhari. That's why I said the APC propaganda machinery did untold damage to your reasoning. Buhari is yet to commission a power plant. In your unenlightened world, you think electricity is generated from a vacuum. You need help my brother. I guess it was Buhari's body language that increased power supply. What exactly is the definition of a zombie? |
10 Poorest States in Nigeria According To National Bureau Of Statistics • Investment Inflows Declined By N2.18tn In 2015 – National Bureau Of Statistics • Numbers Of Federal Workers By State Of Origin-- Bureau Of Public Service • 2 • 3 • 4
Markafi, Sule Lamido, John Ola Mafo At Ondo Court Of Appeal • Senator, Shehu Sani Lists 6 Steps To End Vote Buying • Arewa Youths Disown Shege Ka Fasa
