₦airaland Forum

It is often argued that GEJ had superior economic policies compared to Buhari admin whenever the issue of dwindling economic fortune under the current admin is being highlighted, but I like to know, If truly GEJ had better economic policies, why did the economy fail towards the end of his tenure instead of failing at the beginning and improving after the effect of the alleged good economic policies and huge oil windfall had come into play?
Why borrow towards the end of his tenure to pay salary and not the beginnin?
Why the prediction of doom and warning of harder times ahead by NOI and co towards the hand over of power to the current admin and not at the initial stage of GEJ tenure?
Please I need to be 'educated' as I seem not to find any point supporting these claims in all my search.

Lalasticlala, seun, mynd44 please consider for front page status.

These parasitic politicians sha . . .
So the ND should continue to provide resource for people like Aregbe who borrow recklessly.

Presido with fake balls. Anytime he hears Biafra he starts ranting about how he fought a war to keep Nigeria one. Common NDA him dey fear . . .

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maxzzo1:
Nigerians can deceive themselves imagine we can't even feed ourselves if not why is a bag of rice 18k and we want to export ahahahahahaha

jimi4us:
IDP camps are hungry and this 5 lorry rice will be exported to another country? Buhari is an illiterate.

If Nigeria could export oil and experience fuel scarcity, then we can export rice becos we need the dollar it brings. Fuel isn't giving us enough dollars again.

Tompolo forging letter to confuse no one but himself.

No need for big grammar . . . Every region should hold their resources and pay a token to FG. Aregbese has borrowed into his grand children's future based on oil windfall projections. Until everybody is made to bring something to the table the beneficiaries of this skewed federal system will just be happy to claim majority and maintain the status quo that has killed innovation and productivity.
Let the ND control their oil and let the North sell their tomatoes in open market. The NDA may be a result of manipulation but their actions aren't entirely out of place.

No more chop n clean mouth.

Fake governor.

koboko69:
I am a full flesh Edo boy. Not every Niger Deltans are foolish.

There are also some wise southeasterners

If true u beta use ur brain n stop the sales of children future to fulani n hausa.

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Firefire:
Sagay is a joker.

If jona couldn't get them and had to steal to sponsor documentary against Buhari, I am not surprised at all.

See men hustling clicks . . . With $ = N350 men want $ by all means.

So what? When there is lucrative cocoa yam farming out there she is looking for posh job.

idupaul:
A baby university na

better be oh. That's like water + internet cost of a uni in one year.

Lilprincey:
900million? That money is enough to build a university o

which kind of uni?

Why the drastic reduction?
Did the workers strike or their effort has no bearing on their salary source? Parisite workforce?

jamace:
Could you be specific, please?

Which part should I specific about? Is it the shrinking economy towards the end of Gej tenure or the Good policies or the oil windfall or even the absense of oil windfall?

eph12:
You still didn't make any comment as regards the post. What is your take on this?

Stop feigning stupidìty bros.
Insecure wailer.

Why did the revenue drop? Could it be that workers became less productive? I laugh in dependence on oil language.

Source: today.ng

Those $250k dollars bundle shared out to Obas and Emirs towards the election are real n EFCC men aren't blind. It is only a matter of time before they uncover the track and trail of the money.
So even if I Dön't trust the source of this info, I expect such news someday in the not too distant future.

olapluto:
Democracy is starting to take root in Nigeria. We will get there if we can shed hypocrisy. Lets all critisize Buhari and APC where needed, and praise them where needed.

Constructive criticism instead of the do-or-die criticism.

jamace:
But prices of items where lower in GEJ era. Why are the prices of items hitting the roof top in Buhari era? Don't you think GEJ had a better economic policy than Buhari?

If truly GEJ had better economic policies why did the economy fail towards the end of his tenure instead of failing at the beginning and improving after the effect of the alleged good economic policies and huge oil windfall?

Nice opposition politics. If only PDP and the 40-man crew will play opposition like this, they will be just as impactful as the ruling party in changing Nigeria.
This is what Nigerians all over should be involved in and not how to run down the ruling govt at all cost.

Hmmm . . . The sponsors of NDA and IPOD are 'known'.

GEJ messed up but that doesn't explain away all The Buhari flaws. Btw, Musiwa is that you?

kettykin:
This is what igbos need to do now, divesting 70% from other parts of Nigeria like Lagos and Abuja and invest onshore in the east and offshore outside the country. Imagine abia getting 3 of this type of investment in agriculture, manufacturing and services. The need to go outside the state will not be there

If 70% of the e-warriors divest to Biäfralånd then we would have a lot of sanity on Nairaland.

Glorified sec sch

Osun state:N131Million.
What manner of child(Osun state current admin) borrows into the future of his children(next admin) just because his father(FG) promised him a little inheritance(oil windfall)?

Osun state:N131Million.
What manner of child(Osun state current admin) borrows into the future of his children(next admin) just because his father(FG) promised him a little inheritance(oil windfall).

I can relate with project7's point. You give an organisation a fantastic software and the end users fustrate migration into that software because of internal politics.