BreconHills:


Nigeria has no choice but to take the loan.

In the face of slower global economic growth, stimulus must come internally and it must be tied to infrastructure.

Cold reality.

Right now its politics, but soon the reality will dawn on the House of Reps. Once they finish their protestations they will approve the loan. They have no choice. Watch and learn.

Repayment is not the issue now. A country must be solvent to repay. Dead bodies dont repay mortgages. All over the world, governments are preparing stimulus packages including the most indebted country in the world ' the USA. Stimulus is the game - Nigerias heart doesnt need surgery it requires debilifration.

The youths who are high on hate here will soon see the USD - Naira rate skyrocketing, unemployment climbing with massive capital outflows. First they will gloat, then they will curse and then they will look for salvation from anywhere. What has happened so far will be childs place because if care is not taken one day millenials will be known as the "missing generation" because the economy will skip them to berth in their childrens generation.

Everyone is scoring cheap points off this government because it is useless at defending itself or even making its case known in a coherent manner. It has lost tremendous credibility because of policy conflicts and poor implementation.

But guess what? No other government is moving so fast towards restructuring the economy away from rent to value; from speculation to real investment. The pain is real. But if the patient comes off this particular operating table without the completion of surgery then even the brave and garrulous will cry.

The loan will be approved. There is no other reality in which a different decision wins..

TylerDurden:


Whatever happened to that rubbish mantra that you zombies used to spin that Buhari was booted out as HoS because he refused to take IMF loans.

It should be crystal clear to you zombies that Buhari is nothing but a muscle man to the Rothschild banksters.

He is here to collect on behalf of the Jewish banksters!

DAVE5:


Buhari?
A muscle man to Rothschild?
How nah?
They can't possibly be dealing with a dullard joor

iammo:


did Senate President Ahmed Lawan allow any opposition to speak? didn't Abaribe raise his hand for hours without being picked, while the paid senators spoke of the beauty of the loan and ultimately had a one sided debate and a showdy Yeahs and Nahs

AFONJACOW:
you are mad

Officialgarri:
I can see a part of the loan is meant for electricity.

Fellow Nigerians, what if this loan could solve electricity problem by 70%, should we not agree with the FG to take the loan?

obailala:
What's the origin of that info?.... 40% consultancy? Does that even make sense to you?

Lucid1:


Speaking and voting aren't the same, most reps kicked against it, mind you APC have the majority in the house. Meanwhile, majority gave consent in the senate, look for the video of the session

obailala:
Who takes a loan of $23bn for projects and pays $9bn (amounting to 40% of the total sum) as consultancy fee to people who facilitated the loan?

Oga, the government may be inept, the government may be useless, the government may be stupid and you may detest the government like a large majority of Nigerians justifiably do; but then, is it any nonsense article you read online that you just believe because it was Guardian that published it?

Meanwhile you talk about rehabilitating terrorists as if it's a new thing unique to this government. Rehabilitating prisoners or militants or terrorist fighters 'who willingly surrender' is international law; it may be distasteful, but that's unfortunately how things work (the soldiers should have shot them on the heads instead of capturing them). Even the 'more rational' PDP government of GEJ before this one also did the same nonsense.

Officialgarri:
I can see a part of the loan is meant for electricity.

Fellow Nigerians, what if this loan could solve electricity problem by 70%, should we not agree with the FG to take the loan?

Officialgarri:
I can see a part of the loan is meant for electricity.

Fellow Nigerians, what if this loan could solve electricity problem by 70%, should we not agree with the FG to take the loan?

Officialgarri:
I can see a part of the loan is meant for electricity.

Fellow Nigerians, what if this loan could solve electricity problem by 70%, should we not agree with the FG to take the loan?

MondayOsunbor:



China-Exim Bank ( $17,065,496,773)

chinese does not play with its money
nigeria is letting in evil people into its land

Oracle23:


Stop pretending as if u dont know Nigeria again. Even if it's not 40%, just know that high grade looting is being prepared to be executed on this loan

Officialgarri:
I can see a part of the loan is meant for electricity.

Fellow Nigerians, what if this loan could solve electricity problem by 70%, should we not agree with the FG to take the loan?

obailala:
Who takes a loan of $23bn for projects and pays $9bn (amounting to 40% of the total sum) as consultancy fee to people who facilitated the loan?

Oga, the government may be inept, the government may be useless, the government may be stupid and you may detest the government like a large majority of Nigerians justifiably do; but then, is it any nonsense article you read online that you just believe because it was Guardian that published it?

Meanwhile you talk about rehabilitating terrorists as if it's a new thing unique to this government. Rehabilitating prisoners or militants or terrorist fighters 'who willingly surrender' is international law; it may be distasteful, but that's unfortunately how things work (the soldiers should have shot them on the heads instead of capturing them). Even the 'more rational' PDP government of GEJ before this one also did the same nonsense.

TylerDurden:


Here is the link

https://guardian.ng/news/furore-over-alleged-exclusion-of-south-east-edo-from-22-7b-loan/

Officialgarri:
I can see a part of the loan is meant for electricity.

Fellow Nigerians, what if this loan could solve electricity problem by 70%, should we not agree with the FG to take the loan?

TylerDurden:
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This loan has been in the offering since 2019 and only got to the Senate after Saraki was replaced with rubber Stamp Lawan.

If they knew we are heading into a recession why did they pin the budget benchmark at $57

Pls stop trying to make excuses for this broad-daylight heist.

Officialgarri:
I can see a part of the loan is meant for electricity.

Fellow Nigerians, what if this loan could solve electricity problem by 70%, should we not agree with the FG to take the loan?

Officialgarri:
I can see a part of the loan is meant for electricity.

Fellow Nigerians, what if this loan could solve electricity problem by 70%, should we not agree with the FG to take the loan?

Officialgarri:


Tell that to your father. Even if he's dead, walk to his grave and tell him

Officialgarri:
I can see a part of the loan is meant for electricity.

Fellow Nigerians, what if this loan could solve electricity problem by 70%, should we not agree with the FG to take the loan?

Officialgarri:


Tell that to your father. Even if he's dead, walk to his grave and tell him

voltron14:


Tell us who plays with his money.

voltron14:


The source of that information is a source.



Nigerian papers and lies.

Are these not the same Newspapers that had credible sources who listed various ministers and even CBN governor?

Officialgarri:
I can see a part of the loan is meant for electricity.

Fellow Nigerians, what if this loan could solve electricity problem by 70%, should we not agree with the FG to take the loan?

Officialgarri:
I can see a part of the loan is meant for electricity.

Fellow Nigerians, what if this loan could solve electricity problem by 70%, should we not agree with the FG to take the loan?