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Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by Kukutenla: 12:24pm On Aug 13 |
IbeOkehie:But it seems the banks have no problem with it Besides, how's that socialism. The profits were not as a result of any banking enterprise other than warehousing forex deviations |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by midehi2(f): 12:33pm On Aug 13 |
Foolish APC |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by Ecomog6: 12:37pm On Aug 13 |
I personally want to apologize to everyone that we APC supporters back then are sorry to have supported a calamitous party. I have since resign my membership. What a devilish party!! 2 Likes |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by amazingspiderma: 12:37pm On Aug 13 |
What framework is this administration putting in place to grow the economy. |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by DOM7: 12:44pm On Aug 13 |
Next level! Tinubu is building up on the legacy of Buhari . 1 Like |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by IbeOkehie: 12:46pm On Aug 13 |
Kukutenla: Socialism means government owns everything including your profits from business. That's why socialist governments have high taxes. RETROACTIVE laws are bad for business. Also immoral, it's the highest form of government abuse. I'm not at all surprised Nigerians think it's OK, but then shithole country is produced by shitheads 🤷 Let's see how much foreign or domestic investment pours into Nigerian banks from here on. I know one person that is not likely to put money there. Good Luck to Nigeria 1 Like |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by anonimi: 1:09pm On Aug 13 |
slivertongue: Those two are not much different from Yar'Ádua and Obasanjo who made him president with INEC's Iwuruwuru umpire. What could have made Obasanjo endorse Buhari president despite knowing he was clueless on the economy, if not that Obasanjo also is clueless about the economy ![]() citizenisb: 2 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by Coolboy009: 1:31pm On Aug 13 |
The greatest mistake of the century is voting APC into power in Nigeria. 1 Like |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by Ikumapkayi: 2:02pm On Aug 13 |
CSTRR: Criticizing Buhari's administrations and that of Tinubu without acknowledging the unique challenges they faced, such as fluctuating global oil prices, insurgencies, or global economic downturns, misses the broader picture. Each administration has had to navigate its own set of difficulties, and while comparisons can be made, they should be rooted in an understanding of the different circumstances each leader faced. Saying "if you don't have it, you don't have it" oversimplifies the complexities of governance and economic management. It’s not just about having resources; it’s about how those resources are managed, distributed, and invested in the future of the nation. Every leader’s tenure needs to be evaluated based on a wide range of economic indicators and the broader impact on the populace. |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by SULBELL(m): 2:09pm On Aug 13 |
NeckingNgulping: It was actually since 2012, and the trend continues. This is statistics, let's leave sentiment out. I must say it has not been any better since the APC took power but the decline actually started since the time of GEJ,. Looking at the Chart, PDP actually ensure the FDI grow (except for the later years of GEJ) but APC have not taken it to anywhere close to where they meet it.
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Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by Atk1nson(m): 2:17pm On Aug 13 |
Ikumapkayi: not a smart fellow, oil prices have been hitting $70 and above a barrel since 2021, why did FDI not rebound? Between 1999 and 2003, oil was not more than £30 per barrel yet OBJ was growing FDI significantly without any excuse. This is the era of green tech and AI and many countries are securing investments in this area, what stopped tinubu & buhari from attracting such investments? 1 Like |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by Tochi3(m): 2:30pm On Aug 13 |
Dalohad: ![]() ![]() ..you said it all.. ..where is Hellanuis ? He should come see the acheivements of his darling daddy & tribalistic emilokan ![]() ![]() 2 Likes |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by Tjra: 2:36pm On Aug 13 |
Kukutenla:Trend analysis comes in when you are looking at a number of years. Besides the commenter was not comparing APC versus PDP. He specifically mentioned current administration. So, when analyzing, you restrict your comparison to that of the specific government being mentioned. |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by trium: 2:52pm On Aug 13 |
Tjra: Title of topic: New Post (A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015) |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by Tjra: 3:01pm On Aug 13 |
trium: NeckingNgulping: |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by CSTRR: 3:16pm On Aug 13 |
Ikumapkayi:There is no broader pictuire. What you have is massive misgovernmnent. Buhari came in, shut the border for years which resulted in massive inflation in goods and food prices. Is that not a self-inflicted challenge? What of oil theft and the failure to stop it? Do we blame the devil too? Tinubu came in, and on his first day announced stupidly that subsidy has ended, and the economy reacted. Who do we blame for that? Who do we blame for the nepotism that has resulted in square pegs in round holes churning out terrible economic policies.? Is it a coincidence that the two most performing presidents since 1999 had their cabinets dominated by people from a different ethnic from theirs, while the two worst presidents(tinubu and buhari) are exactly the opposite? |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by ogbe88(m): 3:28pm On Aug 13 |
Max24:Ur Brian is filled with sawdust. |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by Treadway: 3:30pm On Aug 13 |
Ikumapkayi:lol You don't even know what you are saying. FDI is Foreign Direct Investment, meaning new international entrants coming in to invest in Nigeria, or existing international business interests increasing their investment in Nigeria. Unfortunately, due the the accursed APC, most of the organisations that came in when we were progressing have all left or reduced their level of involvement/investment cos they are considering leaving, and new ones are not coming in. It is not revenue or savings like you ridiculously posited. Read a little, from time to time. |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by Kukutenla: 3:39pm On Aug 13 |
Tjra:This shows you did not read the Op. He mentioned APC and then the PDP presidents starting from 2005. As you agreed, trend should look at number of years which is what he did before you started the hatchet job of narrowing down to Tinubu. The only thing you're holding on to is that the administration is quite young but in terms of numbers, he is not doing better either |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by ObalendeCMS: 3:47pm On Aug 13 |
I dey cringe as I dey read! |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by ShoeGetSize: 4:06pm On Aug 13 |
Helinues, Yarimo and FreeStuffNigeria will run from this post ![]() |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by alabler: 4:14pm On Aug 13 |
This is how they manipulate statistics, both genuine and fake to misinform Nigerians against their government! Since Nigeria’s current FDI at position 8 and full trend since 1999 - 2023 was provided, while not provide a full trend (1999 - 2023) of the other countries mentioned, so that we can compare if theirs increased or decreased over time and properly make informed analysis and judgement in relation to the Nigerian trend! 1 Like |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by phantomxx: 4:20pm On Aug 13 |
Ikumapkayi: 😂 😂.. this one na real Olodo ... 😂... yet see the confidence and English wey im dey use express the olodoism 😂 |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by CSTRR: 4:21pm On Aug 13 |
As at 2014, Nigeria was the 3rd fastest growing economy in the world. Foreign Investments were pouring into Lagos and Ogun. They actually thought it was the economic brilliance of their governors, not knowing that it was the wizardry of Ngozi Okonjo Iweala and her crew at the macroeconomic level.. Now the investments have dried up. |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by Shikini: 4:40pm On Aug 13 |
Na wa oo . |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by bluefilm: 7:29pm On Aug 13 |
2015 = APC |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by ChimaAdeoye: 7:38pm On Aug 13 |
TonyeBarcanista: Let this government continue coming up with placing all sorts of bottlenecks and taxes to make investments from foreigners or even Nigerians abroad difficult or impossible. They always argue that investments in Nigeria will never stop since Nigeria is the biggest blah, blah, blah. Well, only a fool believes that his customers will continue coming even when he sells at the most expensive price and makes it difficult for the customers to even repatriate their goods after paying for it. 1 Like |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by Kukutenla: 7:42pm On Aug 13 |
IbeOkehie:Is taxation a form of socialism? I thought it's a capitalist idea. Govt taxing business is the bedrock of most capitalist societies. I agree about the aspect of retroactive laws though. But we also have to acknowledge that the money was not earned by the banks. Such things is the reason why banks in Nigeria have abandoned their primary role. I don't see anything wrong in govt nudging them back towards the right direction. |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by IbeOkehie: 8:19pm On Aug 13 |
Kukutenla: You're not serious. This your view of the situation is not, errrh, shall we say, good form. I'll leave it at that. I do appreciate the conversation. Good Luck to Nigeria. |
Re: A Troubling Trend: Nigeria's FDI Inflow Decline Since 2015 by BrighterSyde: 10:14pm On Aug 13 |
Omooba77: Is pdp better than Apc? Are they not both the same? An adult over 25 who still believes in a party or politician in this country should have his head examined. LP inclusive. 1 Like 1 Share |
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