BraniacX:


The U.S has the biggest economy and is indebted to china to the tune of trillions of $s and chinese banks and investors are the one buying U.S government bonds propping up the U.S economy so tell me how does borrowing mean an economy isn't big or prospering?

So who is stup1d now?

Sometimes you shouldn't comment on matters you're clueless about

Will you shut up already. You shamelesss thief.So what is the economic importance of
all your economic theory that can't stop you from looting.

Firefire:


Ope, amukunmeko

Exactly! The correct names for those who abandoned instead of stay in their region.

Nellybii:


Will you shut up already. You shamelesss thief.So what is the economic importance of
all your economic theory that can't stop you from looting.

Your father and forbears were and are thieves not me you daft arrant ignoramus

Firefire:
The NBS report indicated that the real growth rate of the monetary value of all goods and services produced in Nigeria during the period slowed to 2.4 per cent Y-o-Y, down from 4.0 per cent in Q1, 2015 and 6.5 per cent in Q2, 2014. This was on the back of the low crude oil prices and decline in oil production to 2.1mbpd from 2.2mbpd in Q2, 2014.

All these is majorly blah blah to 95% of Nigerians. 95% of Nigerians are not affected by these so called loss of trillions, it's only a measure of the NSE(stock market) value. The majority are feeling the new government's ability to pay monthly salaries despite dwindling oil prices, the majority are feeling the intervention and bailout funds provided by the current government for over 20states who were unable to pay salaries of over 6months on average. The last administration who were brandishing silly figures and rebasing data struggled to pay federal workers salaries, NOI publicly complained of headache just to pay salary, not to mention other things. We are tired of paper economics and textbook nonsense that have no value or effect to the common and major 95% of Nigerians.

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