₦airaland Forum

The afonjas wants to mastubate with this even when everybody knows that the group is inconsequential and more importantly if they make use of their brain they would have know that the problem comes from that cashier we call the minister of finance.


Kemi must resign and me am given 31 days ultimatum...
For buhari am given him 2 months to resign if he couldn't steer the economy towards the right direction.

The onus shuould lie on those two idiiots.
Anyway I don't blame the north all they know is the CBN gov they don't even know the minister of finance and how her ministry should work... I blame their ignorance for this misplaced priority

AZeD1:
Don't get me wrong, the group are a bunch of political jobbers and I don't care about them.
My own is if Buhari is impeding the work of Emefile, he should resign. It's the same advice I'd give to Kemi and I expected Kachikwu to have resigned since.

My quoting you was just too point out that the CBN plays a role in the economy (a big one at that)and I believe the CBN governor should be more powerful than the minister of finance.

On monetary term yes but on fiscal term no. But the question is
1. Are we taking the appropriate monetary policies? To me is a yes on short and medium terms.
2.how? The bank have offered some incentives to manufacturers and to agriculture.
3. What is holding the positive result? No fiscal policy to back it up
4. How? There is no clear cut policies to aid these businesses to remain viable.

CHIJIOKE1314:
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Please, Mr snake, kindly take over the fight on our behalf and go face your fellow illiterates..

You fool can't choose fight for Igbos..
I guess the hunger oozing from this recession has started gulping the fibres connecting your brains..

Ipob thug, fight the northern youths and not me. Emefiele either resigns in the next 21 days or he gets rubbished out of office and replaced by a fulani man

seunmsg:
Dear Ipobs, instead of shouting Afonja upandawn, this is a fight for you to take up. Northern youths have given your son 21 days to resign, if you guys are not coward, we expect you to face them squarely. Don't stand by and watch as northerners rubbish and replace Emefiele with another fulani man.

How can you tell the ipob to take up fight with illiterates who know nothing about economicse and should know the onus fall on the minister for finance the incompetence wench kemi.

We are waiting for the elapse of the ultimatum to see you folks disappointed...

Ultimatum ke? What nuisance

TheEastActivist:
How can you tell the ipob to take up fight with illiterates who know nothing about economicse and should know the onus fall on the minister for finance the incompetence wench kemi.

Typical of you ipob cowards. Northern youths want to rubbish Emefiele out of office and you are here masturbating about Kemi Adeosun. What's Kemis business with this?

This thread is not about the finance minister but Emefiele, leave her out of this and face the northern youths.

seunmsg:
Typical of you ipob cowards. Northern youths want to rubbish Emefiele out of office and you are here masturbating about Kemi Adeosun. What's Kemis business with this?

This thread is not about the finance minister but Emefiele, leave her out of this and face the northern youths.

Northern youths?? Lmao so lazy afonja when do you become the propagator of the so called northern youth or are you now doing the biddings of your masters?

Kemi is connected to this as the onus fall on her to be the one to steer the economy towards the right direction, else why is she the minister and why is she paid...

Don't make me believe you now listen to those illiterates just to spite Igbos, even in the article they scored an own goal by admitting they ain't economist and we will be given them the chance to retract their statement and get adequate knowledge of whom the onus falls on...

Kemi should be held responsible, Nigeria didn't took her in for her zombies to shield her of criticism and trade blames on someone else for her incompetence and lack...

Scholes007:
On monetary term yes but on fiscal term no. But the question is
1. Are we taking the appropriate monetary policies? To me is a yes on short and medium terms.
2.how? The bank have offered some incentives to manufacturers and to agriculture.
3. What is holding the positive result? No fiscal policy to back it up
4. How? There is no clear cut policies to aid these businesses to remain viable.

Fiscal policy can be summed up to: Cut taxes or Massive spend on infrastructure
1) Can't cut taxes because revenue is already low
2) Massive spend: The budget suggests this is want they plan to do, but then were is money? Borrow heavily or Sell assets? (This is where we are right now)

seunmsg:
Dear Ipobs, instead of shouting Afonja upandawn, this is a fight for you to take up. Northern youths have given your son 21 days to resign, if you guys are not coward, we expect you to face them squarely. Don't stand by and watch as northerners rubbish and replace Emefiele with another fulani man.

For some reason you think Igbos are stupid enough to do ur dirty job for u don't u? You're such a joker. It's already clear what d game plan is so Igbos will not necessarily obstruct ur darling lord and master, buhari and his handlers. We don't roll that way...u guys brought on a a vindictive bigot so enjoy the show. We're happy to be proved right every step of the way and soon enough all of this crap will be history.

Scholes007:
On monetary term yes but on fiscal term no. But the question is
1. Are we taking the appropriate monetary policies? To me is a yes on short and medium terms.
2.how? The bank have offered some incentives to manufacturers and to agriculture.
3. What is holding the positive result? No fiscal policy to back it up
4. How? There is no clear cut policies to aid these businesses to remain viable.

Exactly! This is what those illiterates don't know. It's that small, naive girl called Kemi Adeosun and Buhari that are supposed to resign because they are super clueless and incompetence

AZeD1:
Actually the CBN is kind of in charge of the economy. The finance minister is in charge of the FG's finances.( The finance minister is more like an accountant to the FG.)

Monetary policy == CBN
Fiscal policy == Finance Minister.

http://keydifferences.com/difference-between-fiscal-policy-and-monetary-policy.html
https://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs/money_12855.htm
http://www.economicshelp.org/blog/1850/economics/difference-between-monetary-and-fiscal-policy/

Okonjo Iweala was in charge of the economy, not Sanusi the CBN governor.
How convenient for you to change things around. When you are not blaming blaming and blaming you're here creating confusion

naijaking1:
Okonjo Iweala was in charge of the economy, not Sanusi the CBN governor.
How convenient for you to change things around. When you are not blaming blaming and blaming you're here creating confusion

Yeah right.

blueto:
Every hypocritical, why not call for the resignation of the certificateless cattle rearer?

It was the certificateless cattle rearer who intimidated and blocked the Central Bank of Nigeria from performing its statutory duties of independently responding to challenges in the foreign exchange market. By continuously making public statements that Nigeria would not adjust the exchange rate for the naira, it became difficult for the Central Bank to respond without appearing to openly defy the President. The currency market is however determined by demand and supply, not presidential fiat and the President could not sustain his populist attempt to defend the value of the naira and by the time he succumbed to economic reality, substantial damage had already been done.

It is always unwise for presidents to make direct political comments about monetary and foreign exchange policy that are solely within the purview of the Central Bank, because this could undermine the confidence of the apex bank itself and the external confidence in its independence that is an important psychological factor for market players who seek to invest in the economy. If such investors believe that the playing field is not level because political interference could shift the goal posts in an arbitrary manner, the risk of investing in such a market rises in their estimation. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/opinion/editorial/211367-editorial-buhari-helped-nigeria-recession-can-take-us.html

The actual person that ought to resign here is the super clueless certificateless cattle rearer.

They are allowed to openly defy president. I assume it works like other central banks in world. They can't be fired by him so what do they fear? Janet Yellen doesn't take walking orders from Obama but she might consider his arguements. If he's too weak willed to do job they are unfit.

seunmsg:
Dear Ipobs, instead of shouting Afonja upandawn, this is a fight for you to take up. Northern youths have given your son 21 days to resign, if you guys are not coward, we expect you to face them squarely. Don't stand by and watch as northerners rubbish and replace Emefiele with another fulani man.

so now you have said Emefiele an Agbor man is Igbo and Ipob should fight for him.
When we include Anioma, don't start blabbing about one hypothetical delta igbo man who nearly slapped you for calling him igbo.