druboon404:

Get serioua bro..Do you think we are here to joke or what?

cktheluckyman:


I no get sense baa? What has been the impact of Fashola,Kemi,Emefiele and Buhari on the economy!!! Fashola and Kemi would go down as the most incompetent ministers of Power and Finance respectively in the history of Nigeria.!!! Buharo has always neen daft anyway so no one expected anything from him except zombies!! Emefiele has also been fumbling since Okonjo-Iweala left.

Mrjo:
Eh! U sure? Bt why op come mention 7 comedians?

kings09:
Seems the hunger don reach urside. Normally, u talk more than this

Bolustic:
[b]The main problem of Nigeria isn't over dependence on oil alone it's over dependence on imports. Tell me one finished product Nigeria exports, none!!! Economic diversification is the only way and it's always a long term project, so I'm non-plussed with IMF's negative economic indices.

I feel the PMB's government should focus on:

1). The revitalisation of Ajaokuta Steel Mills, if fully functional, it can serve Nigeria and West Africa,

2). Assisting Kebbi and Ebonyi states in rice plantations, it's on the record that Nigeria spent over 1 trillion naira on food imports in 2015 alone of which you and I know the percentage rice is gonna carry,

3) Reviving the moribund textile industry, why should Nigeria still import clothing materials?

4) Carrying out massive reforms on the Nigerian education system, studying abroad is one of the factors placing strain on the dollars, Nigeria loses billions of dollars to UK, US India, South Africa and even Ghana and Benin Republic,

5) Nigerians love cars, Innoson Motors needs to have plants in Lagos and Kano as well as engage in aggressive advertisements, else it would be still be seen as an eastern, not Nigerian car

6) Lend all support to Dangote as regards his refinery, refining oil in Nigeria will ease the burden on the naira in no small way.

7) Work harder on power generation. [/b]

Finally, the government needs to realize that WHAT WE DON'T HAVE IS WHAT WE DON'T NEED. Outrightly ban imports on things like tooth pick, brushes, Polish etc

Mrjo:
Eh! U sure? Bt why op come mention 7 comedians?

Sunofgod:
8 - Goodluck Jonathan.......his name alone brought prosperity

sweetgala:


I would like this to be funny but alas it is not; Jonathan is among the main reasons we find ourselves at this stop

I have experienced what real recessions means in my relatively young life, with what happened in Europe around the mid- late 2000s, people lost their jobs, mortgages, families destroyed, suicide among young males sky rocketed, there was needless suspicion and 8 years after Europe is just coming out of it.

Recession is not a funny matter !

sweetgala:


I would like this to be funny but alas it is not; Jonathan is among the main reasons we find ourselves at this stop

I have experienced what real recessions means in my relatively young life, with what happened in Europe around the mid- late 2000s, people lost their jobs, mortgages, families destroyed, suicide among young males sky rocketed, there was needless suspicion and 8 years after Europe is just coming out of it.

Recession is not a funny matter !

cktheluckyman:


I no get sense baa? What has been the impact of Fashola,Kemi,Emefiele and Buhari on the economy!!! Fashola and Kemi would go down as the most incompetent ministers of Power and Finance respectively in the history of Nigeria.!!! Buharo has always neen daft anyway so no one expected anything from him except zombies!! Emefiele has also been fumbling since Okonjo-Iweala left.

Sunofgod:
8 - Goodluck Jonathan.......his name alone brought prosperity

emmaelectelect:
Joke of the century

Image123:


Duh, the GEJ that in 2011, IMF forecasted 202naira to a dollar by 2015. And he went ahead with ngozi to fulfill it?
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/01/n202-7-to-exchange-for-a-dollar-in-2015-imf-projection/

Sunofgod:
8 - Goodluck Jonathan.......his name alone brought prosperity

Islie:





https://www.thecable.ng/fashola-usman-kachikwu-7-nigerians-who-can-upturn-imfs-depressing-gdp-forecast

druboon404:

Get serioua bro..Do you think we are here to joke or what?

banmee:
No one on that list can help Nigeria's case because of one very important reason; They are Nigerians. Nigerians don't have the mentality for progress, oneness, goals, and meeting objectives. Unless of course if it is corruption, they are all up for it. When the last recession hit America, they all agreed that they phucked up by being greedy, fat and lazy. They decided to do something about it so they could get out of the doldrums they were in. First thing was they injected 800 billion into the economy by bailing out banks. Think about it; if it were Nigeria, do you think that 800 billion dollars will reach it's intended destination? Everyone would be salivating on how they would "share the cake". Americans dug in deep, did what they were supposed to, and clawed their way out of it. It can't happen in Nigeria because people don't just understand that the responsibility for greatness rests with each and every one of them. But yet they are there blaming everyone including God. Some Americans took salary cuts, higher taxes etc, but they understood that it was for a goal. Nigerians are busy burning people on the streets, littering, bribing, etc, and thereby creating more chaos. The funny thing is, Nigerians want to be great, but don't want to do the things that make other countries great. I wonder how this makes sense to you all? Smh.

Cc Cococandy.

Pavarottii:

Compared to a rapid increase to 365naira in months?

U zombies don't even av conscience for urself. Even in suffering and mismanagement of the country. U guys still support blindly.
Go 4 check up ooo... not sure most of u guys are not okay.

LordMecuzy:


Which prosperity? With excess oil boom we still found ourselves in deep poo

Sunofgod:


Dat shiittt was down to bankers.......and was planned anyway. It lasted a short while and to be honest only the poorest of the poor were affected.

What's happening in Naija right now is affecting everybody!

onatisi:

So u are just realizing that recession is coming ,abi
This is something the whole world was telling the dullard then but instead he chose to be travelling all over the world feeling like a conqueror ,taking selfies and photographs instead of him appointing capable hands on time ,the deaf sick president even said that he doesn't know why Nigerians are rushing him to appoint ministers and cabinet members because ministers Re just noise makers and the bastard tinubu even have the guts to tell Nigerians then that buhari deserves 3months political honeymoon.
Nigerians go suffer

sweetgala:


Please unless you lived within Europe at the time and experienced it first hand don't talk.

Every one was affected with varying severity and complexity depending on exposures, I know several SME owners who lost their businesses, several mid- level managers who lost their good paying jobs, Higher level executives in the public sector who had to take paycuts, and emergency service workers(police, fire service, etc)

The recession was no play thing or by the way issue

Sunofgod:


Well your a mug if you ended up in Greece!

If you were in the UK, France, Germany, Holland etc then as stated before - only the poorest of the poor suffered due to austerity measures.

Now go away...

Bolustic:
[b]The main problem of Nigeria isn't over dependence on oil alone it's over dependence on imports. Tell me one finished product Nigeria exports, none!!! Economic diversification is the only way and it's always a long term project, so I'm non-plussed with IMF's negative economic indices.

I feel the PMB's government should focus on:

1). The revitalisation of Ajaokuta Steel Mills, if fully functional, it can serve Nigeria and West Africa,

2). Assisting Kebbi and Ebonyi states in rice plantations, it's on the record that Nigeria spent over 1 trillion naira on food imports in 2015 alone of which you and I know the percentage rice is gonna carry,

3) Reviving the moribund textile industry, why should Nigeria still import clothing materials?

4) Carrying out massive reforms on the Nigerian education system, studying abroad is one of the factors placing strain on the dollars, Nigeria loses billions of dollars to UK, US India, South Africa and even Ghana and Benin Republic,

5) Nigerians love cars, Innoson Motors needs to have plants in Lagos and Kano as well as engage in aggressive advertisements, else it would be still be seen as an eastern, not Nigerian car

6) Lend all support to Dangote as regards his refinery, refining oil in Nigeria will ease the burden on the naira in no small way.

7) Work harder on power generation. [/b]

Finally, the government needs to realize that WHAT WE DON'T HAVE IS WHAT WE DON'T NEED. Outrightly ban imports on things like tooth pick, brushes, Polish etc

madridguy:
I BELIEVE IN SAI BABA.

I stand with Buhari.