GeneralDae2:

You are right and in that sense, Peter Obi is more likely to bear your sentiments on this issue than the other candidates. The only issue is I do not trust his ability to quickly create new large sources of revenue. The problem of borrowing though, is when the projects you borrow for do not become quick sources of huge revenue.

For instance, Egypt is building a new city with over 25 Billion dollars which are mostly borrowed funds (a lot of Egyptian debts are also Eurobond debts and other foreign debts). In my opinion, a project like that should not be built with debts.
Funding the NLNG or AKK gas pipeline with debts for instance is more reasonable, because of huge revenues that can be immediately accrued from gas. Borrowing to fund electricity for instance, though it doesn't bring immediate revenue is also okay because electricity is basic for the general economy.

vankelvin:
Kenyans are done with their election, which country is next?

South Africa or Nigeria ?

Wotowotonation:


Another lie which of the Peter Obi? the lie invested machine or the deluded dumb one that does understand simple economics


Same Peter Obi that claims infrastructure does not matter only production does, which makes me wonder how do you produce without infrastructure, same Obi that keeps throwing numbers without fact. The same man that couldn't turn Anambra around is the same man that will change Nigeria. Abegiiiii

vankelvin:
Kenyans are done with their election, which country is next?

South Africa or Nigeria ?

GeneralDae2:

That sentence is also contrary to my philosophy as well. Also, I wonder to myself sometimes, if Obi is really that focused on production, do we have majority of locally produced goods in his business called NEXT or are they majorly imported? Question for another day.

However, in terms of not going on a borrowing spree, Obi looks the more likely candidate to adhere to that philosophy.

I am one who finds both strengths and weaknesses in all 3 candidates. I have cases against all candidates and just hope that whoever wins, their strengths would shine through way more.

obaaderemi:
If he doesn't borrow how is he going to find the huge funds for security and revamping of the economy? That would be his undoing. You will be surprised that Obi will end up borrowing more than Buhari. And he has vowed to remove oil subsidy patapata. That means petrol will sell for at least #400 if Obi wins. That guy is deficient in terms of governance. He is popular because people are tired.

GeneralDae2:

That sentence is also contrary to my philosophy as well. Also, I wonder to myself sometimes, if Obi is really that focused on production, do we have majority of locally produced goods in his business called NEXT or are they majorly imported? Question for another day.

However, in terms of not going on a borrowing spree, Obi looks the more likely candidate to adhere to that philosophy.

I am one who finds both strengths and weaknesses in all 3 candidates. I have cases against all candidates and just hope that whoever wins, their strengths would shine through way more.

Wotowotonation:


Nigeria election will be fun to behold, bcuz we are about to teach some online voters a bitter lesson


Just like one presidential candidate that always win on twitter but on the election day the guy couldn't even get a million vote ,

obaaderemi:
A wa lo Kan.

GeneralDae2:

You know Governance always looks easy to the opposition . I don't blame him sha, APC frustrated Jonathan thesame way in 2014.
Obi reminds me of Nana Akuffo Addo (present Ghanaian president). Both always have fancy things to say exciting the people and raising hopes .
When you look closely though, most of what Obi speaks about are kind of long term goals, but how would he solve the economic issues short term before we think long term? say first 6 months after assuming office? that's also crucial. Obi speaks of Vietnam and Bangladesh all the time, and their textile industry. While that is all good and fancy, they don't alleviate our economic problems short term. Short term, a serious president should be focused on consolidating on Buhari's projects to get them finished and then increasing our oil production to over 2 million bpd.

vankelvin:

It's your turn ehh?

vankelvin:

Oga Online voters life matter

GeneralDae2:

You know Governance always looks easy to the opposition . I don't blame him sha, APC frustrated Jonathan thesame way in 2014.
Obi reminds me of Nana Akuffo Addo (present Ghanaian president). Both always have fancy things to say exciting the people and raising hopes .
When you look closely though, most of what Obi speaks about are kind of long term goals, but how would he solve the economic issues short term before we think long term? say first 6 months after assuming office? that's also crucial. Obi speaks of Vietnam and Bangladesh all the time, and their textile industry. While that is all good and fancy, they don't alleviate our economic problems short term. Short term, a serious president should be focused on consolidating on Buhari's projects to get them finished and then increasing our oil production to over 2 million bpd.

obaaderemi:
I'm not sure Obi understands what it takes to run a complex country like Nigeria. Our agricultural output has declined due to the terrorists up north. That's one of the reasons food inflation is here. How's he going to tackle that? He talks too much and he has this attitude of trying to prove he knows it all. He won't consult with others and such people don't listen to advice until it's too late. He can't run Nigeria. As much as I hate the Muslim Muslim ticket of Tinubu I still believe he is the best man for the job. He consults widely and listens. Only a man with a broad mind who is ready to listen can solve Nigeria's short term problems, at least to some extent.

ProblemChild1:
But tinubu said he will recruit 50 million Nigerian Youth into Armed force. he even said ‘he will continue from where buhari stop’

GeneralDae2:
Mali says France has recently violated her airspace and delivered arms to terrorists.

Wotowotonation:


Another lie which of the Peter Obi? the lie invested machine or the deluded dumb one that does understand simple economics


Same Peter Obi that claims infrastructure does not matter only production does, which makes me wonder how do you produce without infrastructure, same Obi that keeps throwing numbers without fact. The same man that couldn't turn Anambra around is the same man that will change Nigeria. Abegiiiii

GeneralDae2:

The next president should actually continue from where Buhari stopped in some areas.

ProblemChild1:
Tinubu is not fit to rule this country

NTSA:
Kenya punches well above it's weight.

NTSA:
Kenya punches well above it's weight.

GeneralDae2:

None of them are fit in my opinion, we just hope whoever wins is better than Buhari.

ProblemChild1:
Obi is better than them. Trust me!

jl115:
that's only cargo my bru.... Most of South Africas cargo come through our ports..... If we compare actual number of visitors of each airport then it ain't even a contest

ProblemChild1:
Do you still remember this lies from your drug lord

GeneralDae:

Convince me please.

GeneralDae2:

The next president should actually continue from where Buhari stopped in some areas.

Wotowotonation:


He is not the president is he

And again compare to your online clown Obi he performed better, while your deluded Obi couldn't make Anambra better than Kaduna or Ogun Tinubu magic wand in Lagos can't be matched by any state in the federation.


Obi the linus can't even get statistics right, a failute com onlime president