Oh i don't have caffee again at home oo.Eh what is this talking about?

And the id*ot wanted to become governor of ondo state













k no problem the thunder that will fire you is smoking oshogbo weed

It seems the government is convinient with the recession.

It appears government is doing too little to make the economy better.

This is the most daft level of reasoning by a Nigerian elite

Justiyke4u:
Nigeria rejects it for you IJN

Amen!!!

discusant:
The richest countries in the world have no crude oil. It's foolish to attribute Nigeria's recession to dwindling oil revenues.
Misrule of Nigeria through a most dysfunctional governance system is responsible for Nigeria's recession. The political structure and governance system enrich politicians, mostly the political class in northern Nigeria.

Northern Nigeria supported by some elements in the Southwest reject political restructuring. Let them bear the brunt of the recession as the east leaves Nigeria.

De dia de dream. Nothing worst than lying to oneself.

Ah...ah which kin prayer be this nah.

Justiyke4u:
Nigeria rejects it for you IJN

You think say na by prayer, ok kwontinu dey pray

God forbid!!!

20 years ke

discusant:
The richest countries in the world have no crude oil. It's foolish to attribute Nigeria's recession to dwindling oil revenues.
Misrule of Nigeria through a most dysfunctional governance system is responsible for Nigeria's recession. The political structure and governance system enrich politicians, mostly the political class in northern Nigeria.

Northern Nigeria supported by some elements in the Southwest reject political restructuring. Let them bear the brunt of the recession as the east leaves Nigeria.

Dude, I agree with you until you started pointing fingers. All regions in this country are culpable in the decline of Nigeria.
Look at my home state and see what's still going on. The truth of the matter is that the oil glut is now forcing Nigerian leaders to make the tough decisions they should have made decades ago

discusant:
The richest countries in the world have no crude oil. It's foolish to attribute Nigeria's recession to dwindling oil revenues.
Misrule of Nigeria through a most dysfunctional governance system is responsible for Nigeria's recession. The political structure and governance system enrich politicians, mostly the political class in northern Nigeria.

Northern Nigeria supported by some elements in the Southwest reject political restructuring. Let them bear the brunt of the recession as the east leaves Nigeria.

u get sense well well.... Jimoh Ibrahim is a scam business man...we know his role in Nicon Hilton scavange.


it is a foolish government dat will remain dependent on oil for d next 20 years Jimoh Ibrahim

Too many empty brains on Nairaland especially the perpetual wailing bigots.

discusant:
The richest countries in the world have no crude oil. It's foolish to attribute Nigeria's recession to dwindling oil revenues.
Misrule of Nigeria through a most dysfunctional governance system is responsible for Nigeria's recession. The political structure and governance system enrich politicians, mostly the political class in northern Nigeria.

Northern Nigeria supported by some elements in the Southwest reject political restructuring. Let them bear the brunt of the recession as the east leaves Nigeria.

What are sayinggggggg? A simply google search could help save dishing out false information. Stop dishing out unconfirmed or in verified information. Has Qatar stopped producing oil?

https://www.gfmag.com/global-data/economic-data/richest-countries-in-the-world

Comedian

discusant:
The richest countries in the world have no crude oil. It's foolish to attribute Nigeria's recession to dwindling oil revenues.
Misrule of Nigeria through a most dysfunctional governance system is responsible for Nigeria's recession. The political structure and governance system enrich politicians, mostly the political class in northern Nigeria.

Northern Nigeria supported by some elements in the Southwest reject political restructuring. Let them bear the brunt of the recession as the east leaves Nigeria.

God will take control

The really sad thing is that the solution to Naija's problems are so obvious, you would think that they would have implemented it by now.

Who else is taking this guy serious

shaddoww:
But if we have not been wasting money in d past to bail thieves like him out in d past, we won't be here.

U NO D IRONY, WE R STILL WASTING MONEY EVEN NOW. EXAMPLE BUHARI GOES 2 UN SUMMIT N TAKES MORE THAN A 100 DELEGATES. ONLY GOD NO HOW MUCH WAS WASTED. POLICE RECRUITMENT, BILLIONS WAS BUDGETED 4 IT, YET UNTILNOW NOBODY HAS BEEN RECRUITED. ALL D STATE GOVERNORS R STILL PASS SECURITY BUDGETS, WHICH TAKES HALF OF MOST STATE BUDGETS. AFTER PAYING EX GOVERNORS N DER DEPUTIES. D STATE GOVERNORS STILL PAY STATE LEGISLATORS OUTRAGEOUS SALARIES ETC. D LIST IS ENDLESS. N PPLE ON NL R CRITICIZING MR IBRAHIM. I BELIEVE D MAN NO WAT HIS SAYING.

Recession can be avoided if you put good brains behind d economy .not d quack economic team Buhari is using

Broda Jimoh! Wat exactly is Iran economic model?
If the governtment would sincerely diversity d economy nd aggressively pursue d the growth nd development of the economy recession wil just b over in d shortest possible time

Why won't it last for even thirty years. Shebi PMB is still the president (NORTH) and even PDP zoned President slot to NORTH in 2019?.Are they not the people that crippled this potential great nation? Have they allowed the east of Nigeria to try? No. The worst has not yet come for Nigeria. It is still ahead

This guy is seriously unintelligible for a billionaire. I just hope we won't need such individuals to make critical economic decisions that will move the country forward.
I don't expect less from such people who have fed fat from the oil resource. These ones can't see beyond crude oil.
Very shameful comment.

I guess say u no be Nigeria cos d Negative talk wey nna dey talk no go come to pass. What we need in Nigeria is prayer Oga Jimoh abeggy.

ChimaAdeoye:
May it last forever under a dulllard president

u think u r doing buhari? Olodo ni I swear

Too bad...

discusant:
Before that 20 years Nigeria's recession shall last, many new countries that shall soon emerge from Nigeria must have joined the league of prosperous countries without recession.

Except Jonathan government which took Nigeria to surpass South Africa as Africa's fastest growing Economy, those other goups that have ruled Nigeria all these years must bear the recession in Nigeria for that twenty years.

They can't politically exempt some groups from ruling Nigeria, but expect them to bear the burden of their misrule that brought recession.

GEJs govt only REBASED the economy to know Nigeria's true worth... try and understand what it means

discusant:
The richest countries in the world have no crude oil. It's foolish to attribute Nigeria's recession to dwindling oil revenues.
Misrule of Nigeria through a most dysfunctional governance system is responsible for Nigeria's recession. The political structure and governance system enrich politicians, mostly the political class in northern Nigeria.

Northern Nigeria supported by some elements in the Southwest reject political restructuring. Let them bear the brunt of the recession as the east leaves Nigeria.

ur comment would have make more sense If only u remove sentiment by blaming 1 region.

God forbid o!

discusant:
The richest countries in the world have no crude oil. It's foolish to attribute Nigeria's recession to dwindling oil revenues.
Misrule of Nigeria through a most dysfunctional governance system is responsible for Nigeria's recession. The political structure and governance system enrich politicians, mostly the political class in northern Nigeria
Northern Nigeria supported by some elements in the Southwest reject political restructuring. Let them bear the brunt of the recession as the east leaves Nigeria.

you have spoken real good but the last paragraph got me laughing hard. Where is the east going to? Sambisa abi odo iya alaro

OMO more hunger to come....so no future for the youth of nigera now