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Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by NaijaOlosho(f): 4:19pm On Jan 15, 2020
grin
Buhari sef
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by AmazingELixir: 4:19pm On Jan 15, 2020
grin grin grin

This herdsman sef....went to my banker to see if I can buy some bond in the present treasury issuing only to find out the rate is a meagre 3% I just waka comot from the bank.

Nonsense and ingredients
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by nedekid: 4:20pm On Jan 15, 2020
Justinlean02:
And when will the borrowing end
the generation these debts go fall on make them no kuku turn them to slaves in respect to payment. I've said my peace and for the last time Naija wake it's TIME
see, if a government is incompetent and cannot manage the funds the have, the little you have will never be enough and you will chop it and take the easy way out which is to borrow.
In real life don't you see people that what they have is never enough? They will borrow and borrow. But you give half of same money to who knows what he is doing and he grows the money debt free.

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Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by izzyboi(m): 4:23pm On Jan 15, 2020
Hope the government are aware of our increasing debt
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by Nobody: 4:24pm On Jan 15, 2020
money don land

Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by Tectono: 4:25pm On Jan 15, 2020
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Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by Ogbesinnaya(m): 4:28pm On Jan 15, 2020
How I wish the money borrowed are spent on something worthwhile
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by benedictuyi(m): 4:32pm On Jan 15, 2020
owobokiri:
Buhari is borrowing this country into the pit of hell to build massive road and rail lines across Niger republic while telling south easterners that Amaaechi was not authorized to promise any rail track in the east since there is no money... This man will destroy this country with hate and venom... How can you be more loyal to foreigners than to your countrymen simply because you share some sort of ethnic relationship with them? The Niger president went behind him to sign an agreement with france to pull the rug off Nigerias feet on the ECO currency issue. Since then, he started closing borders and seem to start appreciating the fact that national interest should trounce ethnic loyalty... Buhari is incompetence personified.
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Oga name one country that doesn't borrow to fund its budget? If you're not familiar with bonds better not to say anything

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Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by Bobyro: 4:35pm On Jan 15, 2020
If this country was sold out, it would even do better. undecided
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by owila4luv(m): 4:41pm On Jan 15, 2020
crownwealth:
By the time the economic terrorist finished with Nigeria, Somalia could be better...


ONIGBESE gonment of FRAUD!


Promised jobs, we no see

Stable power, no where to be found.

Boju-boju administration of FRAUD.
grin
crownwealth:
By the time the economic terrorist finished with Nigeria, Somalia could be better...


ONIGBESE gonment of FRAUD!


Promised jobs, we no see

Stable power, no where to be found.

Boju-boju administration of FRAUD.
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by paix(m): 4:44pm On Jan 15, 2020
Ihutomi:
Thank God our house we write not for sell or else this government can sell it
You're sounding like a slave that has been sold but telling himself that his intestines are not for sale.

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Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by faoogoke(m): 4:45pm On Jan 15, 2020
benedictuyi:
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Oga name one country that doesn't borrow to fund its budget? If you're not familiar with bonds better not to say anything

By the time you ask around many of those making comments here are supposed to be graduates!

It is pathetic that they don't know why governments all over the world issue bonds are regular intervals.

So sad for this country.

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Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by Samson3600(m): 4:52pm On Jan 15, 2020
As we can all see now that our ex-president Obasanjo saw this coming before he left office, but his effort to write-off our debt render useless.
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by Ihutomi: 5:05pm On Jan 15, 2020
paix:
You're sounding like a slave that has been sold but telling himself that his intestines are not for sale.
u sound so out of context but I blem ur village people.akuna.
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Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by paix(m): 5:16pm On Jan 15, 2020
Nigeria is in another slavery, religious, political and economic. Nawa o, this country has been mortgaged. I thought the current crop of leaders came to salvage this country from the woes we're in, but unfortunately, they're plunging it into abyss.

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Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by seanjy4konji: 5:16pm On Jan 15, 2020
he sha no fit borrow from me??

na hin day curse him go deh collect...we don borrow from everybody.
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by paix(m): 5:18pm On Jan 15, 2020
izzyboi:
Hope the government are aware of our increasing debt
Keep hoping o.
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by michoim(m): 5:22pm On Jan 15, 2020
owobokiri:
Buhari is borrowing this country into the pit of hell to build massive road and rail lines across Niger republic while telling south easterners that Amaaechi was not authorized to promise any rail track in the east since there is no money... This man will destroy this country with hate and venom... How can you be more loyal to foreigners than to your countrymen simply because you share some sort of ethnic relationship with them? The Niger president went behind him to sign an agreement with france to pull the rug off Nigerias feet on the ECO currency issue. Since then, he started closing borders and seem to start appreciating the fact that national interest should trounce ethnic loyalty... Buhari is incompetence personified.
Trash talk of hatred...but the same Buhari is building 2nd Niger bridge, in the east, with many kilometres of adjoining roads worth hundreds of billions of naira...think outside the box of hatred

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Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by Jeamillz2020(m): 5:24pm On Jan 15, 2020
This buhari family we sell Nigeria one day oo beware
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by Jeamillz2020(m): 5:25pm On Jan 15, 2020
michoim:

Trash talk of hatred...but the same Buhari is building 2nd Niger bridge, in the east, with many kilometres of adjoining roads worth hundreds of billions of naira...think outside the box of hatred
you be MUMU

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Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by BreconHills(m): 5:27pm On Jan 15, 2020
owobokiri:
Buhari is borrowing this country into the pit of hell to build massive road and rail lines across Niger republic while telling south easterners that Amaaechi was not authorized to promise any rail track in the east since there is no money... This man will destroy this country with hate and venom... How can you be more loyal to foreigners than to your countrymen simply because you share some sort of ethnic relationship with them? The Niger president went behind him to sign an agreement with france to pull the rug off Nigerias feet on the ECO currency issue. Since then, he started closing borders and seem to start appreciating the fact that national interest should trounce ethnic loyalty... Buhari is incompetence personified.

Bros, the loan is naira denominated which means it's basically a stimulus injection into the economy. It will pay local contractors and their employees who will buy local goods. This is the only way you can inject cash without causing inflation. In the past after every FAAC meeting asset prices and fx rates would rise as governors push state money into stocks and housing. ( as well as into the Dubai route) People were shouting - the economy is booming not knowing it was an uneconomic bubble unbacked by any infrastructure or value. Today hate the infrastructure or love it, this money is not going into the stock market or new property estates and it certainly ain't going to Dubai - so what's not to like? We cant keep mistaking the absence of pain for progress.

To those coming out with funny degrees that you know have nothing behind them and to those buying and selling and of course to all those who pack themselves as middle men into value chains, the sun ain't shining no more and long may it last till every single entitled person receives sense.

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Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by Nobody: 5:29pm On Jan 15, 2020
Yahoo Yahoo
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by yommygift15: 5:29pm On Jan 15, 2020
The only reason I fall in love with this government, they don't steal big at once, bit by bit, trillions will be accounted to their disposal, (500billion ?) chicken change, time shall come they'll start selling our house one by one.
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by Ustec: 5:37pm On Jan 15, 2020
That is how projects are being finance in the developed world if you don't know.
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by Ustec: 5:46pm On Jan 15, 2020
BreconHills:


Bros, the loan is naira denominated which means it's basically a stimulus injection into the economy. It will pay local contractors and their employees who will buy local goods. This is the only way you can inject cash without causing inflation. In the past after every FAAC meeting asset prices and fx rates would rise as governors push state money into stocks and housing. ( as well as into the Dubai route) People were shouting - the economy is booming not knowing it was an uneconomic bubble unbacked by any infrastructure or value. Today hate the infrastructure or love it, this money is not going into the stock market or new property estates and it certainly ain't going to Dubai - so what's not to like? We cant keep mistaking the absence of pain for progress.

To those coming out with funny degrees that you know have nothing behind them and to those buying and selling and of course to all those who pack themselves as middle men into value chains, the sun ain't shining no more and long may it last till every single entitled person receives sense.

Most of them are educated illiterates,
Since the government know what they are doing, no problem.
Even PDP's have kept quiet all of a sudden, cos they know all buhari has been doing is for the national interest, though a bit tribalistic in his appointments.
Anybody that succeeds him will find it difficult to embezzle.
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by yommygift15: 5:49pm On Jan 15, 2020
Ustec:

Most of them are educated illiterates,
Since the government know what they are doing, no problem.
Even PDP's have kept quiet all of a sudden, cos they know all buhari has been doing is for the national interest, though a bit tribalistic in his appointments.
Anybody that succeeds him will find it difficult to embezzle.
the question is, must we borrow?
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by Sinach0191(m): 6:10pm On Jan 15, 2020
This administration will leave a huge debt o
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by symbianDON(m): 6:20pm On Jan 15, 2020
O!! not again!!!
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by Dayoara: 6:45pm On Jan 15, 2020
Am sure by the end of 2023 There would be nothing left called Nigeria.
Re: Nigeria To Borrow N510 Billion Via Bond Sale In Q1 2020 by staaari: 7:02pm On Jan 15, 2020
BreconHills:


Bros, the loan is naira denominated which means it's basically a stimulus injection into the economy. It will pay local contractors and their employees who will buy local goods. This is the only way you can inject cash without causing inflation. In the past after every FAAC meeting asset prices and fx rates would rise as governors push state money into stocks and housing. ( as well as into the Dubai route) People were shouting - the economy is booming not knowing it was an uneconomic bubble unbacked by any infrastructure or value. Today hate the infrastructure or love it, this money is not going into the stock market or new property estates and it certainly ain't going to Dubai - so what's not to like? We cant keep mistaking the absence of pain for progress.

To those coming out with funny degrees that you know have nothing behind them and to those buying and selling and of course to all those who pack themselves as middle men into value chains, the sun ain't shining no more and long may it last till every single entitled person receives sense.

Your analysis is not correct.

This is local debt(naira) which likely will come from PENSION FUND and other local institutional investors.

Ideally, the government should use the money wisely and be able to generate REVENUE greater than the interest rate they want to pay back in 5yrs, 10yrs & 30yrs.

But we know this money they want to borrow now through BOND is to pay back existing BOND that are already due.

Conclusion:
Mr. Buhari is running a PONZI scheme; which when it will eventually fail, will drag down the pension of Nigerians and the economy into a mess.

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