₦airaland Forum

TonyeBarcanista:
Smart of you but what happens to the environment you operate in?

Mogidi:
I don't want to gloat but all available studies show there would be recession in the spring of next year. It's unavoidable considering the inept govt we currently have.

TonyeBarcanista:
Government need to act to arrest the situation before it becomes worse. At present nobody know the plan of the government neither is there any intervention action. May God Help Us

OYAY:
How is this government inept? My area in Amuwo Odofin has never experience power supply the way we are enjoying it now for the past decade I have been here,so if this government has not being referencing efficiency in power sector I doubt we will be experiencing this positive power supply. However there may be issues with the economy for now which is a carry over of the ineptitudes of the last government but I can assure before this time next year our economy will be out of wood with pace and commitment of the VP Osinbajo and the president Buhari are displaying.

OYAY:
How is this government inept? My area in Amuwo Odofin has never experience power supply the way we are enjoying it now for the past decade I have been here,so if this government has not being referencing efficiency in power sector I doubt we will be experiencing this positive power supply. However there may be issues with the economy for now which is a carry over of the ineptitudes of the last government but I can assure before this time next year our economy will be out of wood with pace and commitment of the VP Osinbajo and the president Buhari are displaying.

fulaniHERDSman:
Wailer's opinion

basilo101:
Oil price should remain low, enof of dis nonesense wealth without work

nigerianvenom:
Assuming mtn leaves the Nigerian market as assume, what will happen? The naira has no hope of restoration. Militants are agitating, massob and ipob are pressurising, some yoruba elders are not comfortable and the worst of it all, the president came out telling the entire world that Nigeria is broke. Which policy maker and leader attempt making such statement? what are u telling the outside world and the numerous investors u keep pursuing?
Do u think any good investor will love to come into Nigeria with this kind of statement by the Nigerian leader?

We are in a deep mess!

TonyeBarcanista:
This is not worth celebrating nor seeking to score cheap political points. I've been worried with the dwindling state of the economy since May 29. My prayer is that we don't delve into recession.


The government need to adopt austerity asap...

hinwazaka:
Thank God for Wikipedia and google, which helps fools like this to keep on swimming in lunacy. If you like be waiting for free meals from PMB, who claims he never promised such, while the other fool, VP houseboy uses his boss's absence to proclaim himself Chancellor of Exchequer. When hunger pangs turn your stomach to wrestling match, noone will force you to CRY.

basilo101:
Oil price should remain low, enof of dis nonesense wealth without work

nigerianvenom:
Assuming mtn leaves the Nigerian market as assume, what will happen? The naira has no hope of restoration. Militants are agitating, massob and ipob are pressurising, some yoruba elders are not comfortable and the worst of it all, the president came out telling the entire world that Nigeria is broke. Which policy maker and leader attempt making such statement? what are u telling the outside world and the numerous investors u keep pursuing?
Do u think any good investor will love to come into Nigeria with this kind of statement by the Nigerian leader?

We are in a deep mess!

BBluv2015:
Did I hear u say All Subsidies Have To Go? No way, it must remain because when President Jonathan said it, d educated illiterate we have in dis country went on street to riot, went on strike, insulted d president and insisted dt it must stay, so why d sudden change? Nigeria never see anything yet, I dey laugh like Obj. Until we tell ourselves d truth, we remain in d same position. Subsidy must stay. I rest my case.

BBluv2015:
Are u saying this administration made it possible? Why are we Nigerians ungrateful? GEJ worked on the light issue before they left not this present administration. If GEJ administration is that bad, why is APC doing same things complained about under PDP? Nigerians una never see anything, d worst is yet to come. I rest my case.

IsraeliAIRFORCE:
Which recession? After recovering 1,000,000 barrels of Crude Oil stolen by Jonathan's men on daily basis.

Unless someone convinces me that Katsina Cabals are now stealing the crude and eating fat at our expense.

If I remember, one former minister is begging to return $6,000,000,000 while OBJ and others have returned theirs according to dependable sources in Government.

With $150,000,000,000 waiting to be recovered from foreign banks, Nigeria can't be broke nor can it go into recession.

I trust the people's General

tuniski:
we are already in technical recession! By next year we will enter full recession not by wish but, clearly by the facts on the ground. We are experiencing more sectoral decline Q on Q.

The worrying side is not actually the inevitability of a recession rather the rigidity of the current leadership. This govt seems bent on being in closet rather than opening up.

Many don't understand the looming catastrophe ahead. They keep saying the incoming cabinet will magically turn things around. I pray Buahri listens cos he doesn't get it. It is not about fighting corruption or blame game but, clear and smart thinking ASAP.

#pray4Nigeria

Yanks101:
California has a GDP of $2.3trillion with a small population of 38.8 million. Nigeria has an inflated GDP of $500billion with a population of 170 million.
The distance is just so wide. Even if Nigeria has the best president on earth, given the disparity in resource, there is no way Nigeria would have the same standard of living as california.

Donbrig:
In spite of all these economical problems, our foolish Godwin Emefiele wants to freeze over 25 Million customers bank accounts just because of BVN that is supposed to be a continuos process as it is done in SANE countries.

montezz:
Awwww...i'm right beside you dear! Thank you! Kisses!

hinwazaka:
Very good. Hunger and poverty will punish the supporters of APC

Excellentmind:
Even with facts and figures, you still can't understand that you are in for a big thing. We warned, but were insulted and lampooned by folks like you. How can a man who was ousted 33 years ago due to his lack of basic economic indices manage an economy in a digital world where he cannot operate his phone not to talk of computer. God doesn't support lies neither does He support conspiracy. Get ready!

mykl01:
Yup!!!
And you will live in Eldorado..... land of plenty, sipping maqarita

demandtruth:
Stop this lie. You have no such back ground. You are empty and it
shows from your response on the news in discuss.

If you have any idea whatsoever, you'll know the reports of profit and losses
referred to 2014 FY and the quarter report in which your god, GEJ, was
still in the saddle.

He mismanaged the economy by not having any buffer in reserve.
It's simple as that.

The election is over and you guys have loss. Simple

IsraeliAIRFORCE:
Which recession? After recovering 1,000,000 barrels of Crude Oil stolen by Jonathan's men on daily basis.

Unless someone convinces me that Katsina Cabals are now stealing the crude and eating fat at our expense.

If I remember, one former minister is begging to return $6,000,000,000 while OBJ and others have returned theirs according to dependable sources in Government.

With $150,000,000,000 waiting to be recovered from foreign banks, Nigeria can't be broke nor can it go into recession.

I trust the people's General

IsraeliAIRFORCE:
Which recession? After recovering 1,000,000 barrels of Crude Oil stolen by Jonathan's men on daily basis.

Unless someone convinces me that Katsina Cabals are now stealing the crude and eating fat at our expense.

If I remember, one former minister is begging to return $6,000,000,000 while OBJ and others have returned theirs according to dependable sources in Government.

With $150,000,000,000 waiting to be recovered from foreign banks, Nigeria can't be broke nor can it go into recession.

I trust the people's General