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Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by YesDaddyTill203: 8:56pm On Mar 29 |
socialmediaman: Well if you understand how economics works then you will know that the influx of capital into any market will result in increased capital for businesses and will in turn lead to an increase in employment. When people are employed, they will have money to spend and in the long-run will lead to a more stable economy. A stable economy will lead to stable prices which will reduce the rate of inflation. It's a circle and it takes some time. There is no magic in turning any economy around overnight, it takes time but I can see the light at the end of the tunnel already. That's all that matters. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by YesDaddyTill203: 8:58pm On Mar 29 |
Onyedikachi231: Can you chop irrelevant meaningless and incorrect statistics? That is the question that you ought to be asking. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by YourKarma: 8:58pm On Mar 29 |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by LagosFirstSon: 8:59pm On Mar 29 |
helinues:Tinubu tried but he didn't transform Lagos , swears |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by YourKarma: 9:00pm On Mar 29 |
chopnaira:People like you who can't speak the truth to your leaders due to ethnic sentiments are the true haters of Nigeria. Patriotism is loyalty to your country, not to your leaders |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by Mandate1: 9:01pm On Mar 29 |
helinues:you go explain tìrẹ sir. All we need is for food to be the way it was before. Let fuel return to its #160 state. |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by Onyedikachi231: 9:01pm On Mar 29 |
Bluntemperor: I am really surprised you guys cherry pick whom to blame and leave your approved looters to go Scot free, I can remember tinubu brought buhari regime, tinubu said he will continue from where buhari stopped, it was under tinubu regime a minister stole 4 billion on the pretense of erroneous transfer, it was under tinubu thag senate president allocated 2 billion to his constituency, it was tinubu regime that arrested BDC and crypto people with allegations they caused the dollar to be high, so if your APC is blaming those people, how come you are blaming past looters without including the APC chairman gandollars that was caught on live video stashing bribed dollars inside his babariga? What is wrong with these people? |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by helinues: 9:02pm On Mar 29 |
LagosFirstSon: Okay. Tell us which of your former or present home state governor that transformed your home state. 1 Like |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by SmartMen: 9:03pm On Mar 29 |
helinues:furrk off with your useless gaslighting. At your age, this is what you constitute online, being a political tool used to deceive masses who now wiser than you can imagine. Continue |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by User3838383: 9:03pm On Mar 29 |
helinues: So today started and ended with you still jobless? |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by Onyedikachi231: 9:04pm On Mar 29 |
YesDaddyTill203: So you mean we can chop this your meaningful statistics, it can be used to cook ogbono soup? |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by LagosFirstSon: 9:09pm On Mar 29 |
helinues:You don't even know my state of origin so no need |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by hslbroker2(m): 9:09pm On Mar 29 |
Nackzy: |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by onuman: 9:10pm On Mar 29 |
In a country of 200 000,000 people. Which kain news be this? |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by Dikegodspower(m): 9:11pm On Mar 29 |
Where the money from enter Just asking for a friend who is using a Nokia phone |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by helinues: 9:12pm On Mar 29 |
LagosFirstSon: LagosFirstSon: Today na Friday sha, perhaps the drinking started early 1 Like |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by onuman: 9:14pm On Mar 29 |
helinues: Has Nigeria ever for one year progressed from its past records? Be honest even to yourself. Never. |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by GoodGovernance: 9:15pm On Mar 29 |
Monetary We must get our fiscal policies right toward a very productive economy that would guarantee a strong Naira perpetually. How do you stimulate credits and the productive sector by increasing interest rates well above global average? Just to attract short term portfolio investors? |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by helinues: 9:15pm On Mar 29 |
onuman: So you don give up say you no go experience better things for Nigeria again? |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by onuman: 9:18pm On Mar 29 |
helinues:Why not. Answer my earlier question: has there ever come a year that Nigeria progressed from its past recorded events? |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by helinues: 9:20pm On Mar 29 |
onuman: Had it been it was bad news about Nigeria, there wouldn't have been questioning Did you respond to that before asking your question? |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by lexy2014: 9:20pm On Mar 29 |
helinues: good in what way? is the government or CBN responsible for bringing in the $1.5b inflow? |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by helinues: 9:21pm On Mar 29 |
lexy2014: Those who have made up their minds to be bitter about the progress and development of Nigeria are allowed to so. We ain't interested in joining the bandwagons |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by LagosFirstSon: 9:22pm On Mar 29 |
helinues: For real
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Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by helinues: 9:25pm On Mar 29 |
LagosFirstSon: Aye local, everything no reach $10 yet una go dey claim online as billionaires. Make I quickly save the photo for future reference purpose 1 Like 1 Share
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Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by Elvis2kay: 9:26pm On Mar 29 |
Nackzy:Okoro be positive 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by LagosFirstSon: 9:26pm On Mar 29 |
helinues:Aye local that you can't afford 😂 |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by helinues: 9:27pm On Mar 29 |
LagosFirstSon: Marching on $10 bill just to ridicule all of your years of bragging on NL. Good Friday with John Creek, if you know what I mean 1 Like |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by lexy2014: 9:28pm On Mar 29 |
chopnaira: what is in the news that anybody should like? |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by Alliswell248: 9:28pm On Mar 29 |
Nackzy: You can't at least pretend. Emergency lovers of Nigeria.... 2027 is close..... |
Re: Nigerian Economy Recorded Over $1.5bn Inflow This Month – CBN by Alliswell248: 9:29pm On Mar 29 |
lexy2014: Naira is gaining strength. Emergency lovers of Nigeria hate good news about Nigeria. We reject Hoebi.... We are waiting for him again. 1 Like 1 Share |
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