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Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by Isuoprem: 8:40am On Aug 15, 2021
cheesy
Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by Ravenna: 8:41am On Aug 15, 2021
fowlyansh181:
Very true. It’s as if this 8 years was spent pulling back every development in the country

Today's market where 1USD = N520 and Toyota Corolla 2006 @2m?!

That was when knew Nigeria is in deep shittt
Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by FOXDOSSIER: 8:41am On Aug 15, 2021
Really
Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by Aharpride1(m): 8:46am On Aug 15, 2021
1980 would have been Good, the whole world development wasn't up to what it is now

Naira was among the strong currencies then, us slipping back to an errand close to 1980.

Feeding alone will be problem, already it is as now

Other countries won't backward their development because of Nigeria �, we go suffer

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Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by shadeyinka(m): 8:46am On Aug 15, 2021
valentineuwakwe:

Source: https://dailypost.ng/2021/08/15/nigeria-going-back-to-1980-sanusi/
The BMC and their Vulture grilling Chairman and his female alias are happy now. Poverty Capital of the world under our darling daddy who is not even aware anything is amiss

Cc:
Mr and Miss NLPoliceWoman,
Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by harmony75: 8:46am On Aug 15, 2021
80s in NIGERIA?! Was far better!
Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by jumpandpas(m): 8:49am On Aug 15, 2021
4tomandchi:
I thought he was part of the agenda, now that he has been sidelined he wants to cry fowl.

Shut up.

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Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by CocoaOla: 8:49am On Aug 15, 2021
Apc deceitful lying congress they come to steal kill and destroy

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Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by MrBONE2(m): 8:50am On Aug 15, 2021
Gamer999:
This one just dey wake up nii? Was there a time we left 1980 we've been there all along. Infact buhari relegated the country to 1678AD
cheesy

Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by MrBONE2(m): 8:51am On Aug 15, 2021
Ideaball:
BMC Southwest branch aka PONMO BOYS are exempted from this suffering though...

After displaying their Id card,they buy fuel for ₦100 per litre, rice ₦200 per derica,a basket of tomatoes for ₦1000 and a 3 bedroom flat in Ikoyi,Lekki,VI for 200k yearly,train rides discount across lagos all from their ₦30,000 salary and ₦10,000 tradermoni stipends...

Those complaining about Nigeria are Wailers,lazy Nigeria youths and those who couldn't profit from corruption....SAI BABA!!!
grin

Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by dmbb: 8:51am On Aug 15, 2021
When you are out of throne.... You become confused
Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by MrBONE2(m): 8:52am On Aug 15, 2021
Racoon:
Emir Sanusi Lamido Sanusi knows where Nigeria got it all wrong and he is also part of the problem.
grin

Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by heniford2: 8:52am On Aug 15, 2021
Shit is bad 1980 buhari self and state governors
Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by Brushstrokes20: 9:00am On Aug 15, 2021
Gross understatement undecided

1720 is more appropriate...

No thanks to the darling daddy of brainless buffoons!

The redundant coupist is all shades of disasters cry
Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by Nobody: 9:00am On Aug 15, 2021
Well in 1980 the economy was a lot better because of high oil prices.

My parents had a combined income of 360 naira montlhly and were able to meet family needs and sponsor two of my dad's relatives to school on that income

All in all, Nigeria's problem is simple. Our source of income is based on something whose price we don't control. Yesterday it was cocoa cotton and palm oil. Today it is crude oil.

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Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by Infinixhot6: 9:00am On Aug 15, 2021
Trust him at your own peril

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Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by DissTroy(m): 9:01am On Aug 15, 2021
CasNova:
I will disagree a bit. If the level of income becomes that of 1980, and the purchasing power carries same weight, that will be okay.

What we have now is similar to the days of Structural Adjustment Program of 1986 to 1990.

Your books aren't publicised or visible on Facebook. Facebook has more active authors' and book readers' groups than any other platform and you should publicise in the groups.
Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by vertueptime: 9:01am On Aug 15, 2021
You too are part of the problem

Racoon:
Emir Sanusi Lamido Sanusi knows where Nigeria got it all wrong and he is also part of the problem.

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Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by Nobody: 9:03am On Aug 15, 2021
keidenjaaziel:
1980 was even better.. this era is a disaster

Because we were.among the lucky African countries then that had oil

By 1980, oil prices had been high for 7 years. Meanwhile agric prices had collapsed. Ghana was in serious crisis then. Nigeria would have been there if it wasn't for oil
Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by Liebermantic: 9:05am On Aug 15, 2021
This man contributed to the emergence of the Evil administration we are witnessing now in Nigeria..You churned out fictitious statistics to incriminate Jonathan-led administration.. Let's enjoy the change

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Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by Nobody: 9:05am On Aug 15, 2021
CasNova:
I will disagree a bit. If the level of income becomes that of 1980, and the purchasing power carries same weight, that will be okay.

What we have now is similar to the days of Structural Adjustment Program of 1986 to 1990.

By 1982 the oil prices began crashing. And with it the economy.

By 1986 the effects were in full bloom.

In 1990 oil prices rose again and stayed high due to the Gulf crisis and the resulting wars.
Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by Johel(m): 9:06am On Aug 15, 2021
valentineuwakwe:

Source: https://dailypost.ng/2021/08/15/nigeria-going-back-to-1980-sanusi/


That's what it is.
Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by pedrilo: 9:07am On Aug 15, 2021
Mention his name.
Its buhari,
U hav notin to lose

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Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by Nobody: 9:08am On Aug 15, 2021
Aharpride1:
1980 would have been Good, the whole world development wasn't up to what it is now

Naira was among the strong currencies then, us slipping back to an errand close to 1980.

Feeding alone will be problem, already it is as now

Other countries won't backward their development because of Nigeria �, we go suffer

Naira was strong then because oil prices were high then and had been for 7 years

So we had enough forex to keep the naira buffered

Add the fact that our forex needs were not as high as they are now. ( The phone you use was imported with forex. In 1980 many Nigerians had never seen or used a phone)

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Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by gentleguy1975: 9:09am On Aug 15, 2021
Vickyvice:
We are back to extreme suffering of 1980s
did u say nigerians were suffering in the 80's?I don't get it
Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by gentleguy1975: 9:13am On Aug 15, 2021
All these grammar self?U dey CBN for don't years and your policy led job losses for thousands of bank workers,yet the expected good result was not felt

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Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by bjdon: 9:15am On Aug 15, 2021
The honest truth is that Nigeria NEVER made substantial progress since the 80's. All that happended was we had an oil price spike between 2003 and 2014, mainy caused by increased demand from China, and that allowed Obasanjo and GEJ to give the impresion that things were getting better, but in reality the fundementals of the country have never improved. We are still mostly an importing nation, that imports even the most basic of goods, that is why the value of Niara is constantly on a downward trajectory. Critical infrastructure in the power sector remains absent. Things are even worse now, because of the added issue of extreme insecurity. The youths really need to organise themselves in advance of 2023. If they allow the old man to contiune to divide them on the basis of eithinc group, they will only have themselves to blame. It is their future the old men and women are consuming today.

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Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by Wokenaija: 9:17am On Aug 15, 2021
Thanks to Buhari soon everybody will see why One Nigeria is not working ! grin
Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by onuman: 9:17am On Aug 15, 2021
valentineuwakwe:

Source: https://dailypost.ng/2021/08/15/nigeria-going-back-to-1980-sanusi/

Sanusi and CNN’s Christian Amanpour campaigned live on CNN for Buhari to replace Goodluck Jonathan even three days before the 2015 presidential election in Nigeria.

Right from when he was Governor of the CBN, Sanusi started to campaign for change to replace Goodluck Jonathan with a president from the north.
From the Central Bank, Sanusi said Jonathan’s government shouldn’t be trusted with anything.

It’s the turn of Buhari’s 5% to preside over Nigeria from 2023, to systemize the country. If not, the weeping and gnashing of teeth continue in Nigeria.
Nature hates injustice.

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Re: Nigeria Going Back To 1980 – Sanusi by bjdon: 9:18am On Aug 15, 2021
Beancounter94:


Naira was strong then because oil prices were high then and had been for 7 years

So we had enough forex to keep the naira buffered

Add the fact that our forex needs were not as high as they are now. ( The phone you use was imported with forex. In 1980 many Nigerians had never seen or used a phone)
In addition in the 70's and 80's we had an industrial base in Nigeira. If you take car's for example, most people either had a peugeot or VW, both of which were assembled in Nigeria. We had Thermolcool fridges and KDK fans all made in Nigeria. Dunlop tires all made in Nigeria. This reduced the need for FX for importnation and helped keep the value of Niara higher.

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