Freemanan:
Smh

PassingShot:
Nigeria is surely lucky for getting delivered from PDP and GEJ. They messed up our economy.

Firefire:


You are still living in the past my friend, Buhary and APC took over the economy more than six months ago, half-a-year is enough to measure economic growth. What have we seen so far ?

Regression, downsize, hardship, businesses closing up, corporate profitability index shifting inward, unfortunately Nigeria is completely sliding into full recession.

Let see the magic from the "Noise Makers"

PassingShot:

May 29th 2015 to November 9th 2015 is "more than six months" in the books of perpetual wailers.

I am enlightened and advanced enough to understand that 90% of the bad news we read about our economy now is a result of bad decisions of many years before now.

We're talking of a GEJ's regime that couldn't even afford to pay workers salaries in March and April this year without resorting to loans, despite earning unequalled billions in dollars during that period. We're talking of a govt of stealing not corruption; a govt whose finance minister announced in April 2015 that hard times awaited the country after having lied to us before that our economy was next best thing to happen in the history of Nigeria.

Thank God we refused to be fooled. No amount of wailing will make PMB fail.

Firefire:


You are still living in the past my friend, Buhary and APC took over the economy more than six months ago, half-a-year is enough to measure economic growth. What have we seen so far ?

Regression, downsize, hardship, businesses closing up, corporate profitability index graph shifting inward, unfortunately Nigeria is completely sliding into full recession.

Let see the magic from the "Noise Makers"

Nigeria’s former Finance Minister [size=14pt]Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala said her successor will face a “difficult” year because of plunging oil revenues[/size] and the economy needs expert management to weather the storm.

[size=14pt]“We have a serious situation with a cash crunch,”[/size] she said in an interview with Bloomberg in Cape Town, South Africa at the World Economic Forum on Africa.

“But fundamentally, the economy is strong. If we can get through the cash crunch, manage the way through, build on some of the assets we have, by next year, things will be better.”....................

http://thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2015/06/okonjo-iweala-warns-nigeria-tough-times-ahead/

theV0ice:


Hear what Dr Okonjo Iweala said 5 days after PMB was sworn in



she and other experts had also predicted harsh economic climate for the nation in February, 3 months before PMB was sworn in

http://www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/nigeria-the-poor-are-about-to-get-poorer-experts.108113/

So to every reasonable adult, it's very obvious that most of what we are grappling with today is a carryover from the previous govt. I will not give high marks to the current govt. I am not excited about the seemingly slow pace but you should know that it is only a crooked man that will attribute all the anomalies today to PMB.

Firefire:

Nigeria economy is nose-diving, let hope the "Noise Maker's' impact would change the downward trend...

PassingShot:
Nigeria is surely lucky for getting delivered from PDP and GEJ. They messed up our economy.

MathsChic:
As an insider, I do admit there's good evidence to believe this story is true. Whether it's as a result of Buhari's (mis)governance is what i can't tell.

Firefire:
[size=15pt]All the companies blamed negative economic environment (Under Buhary) and global oil price crash (For which Buhary promised to address during his campaign) for their declining performance.

They also cited foreign exchange related losses, post-currency devaluation as well as delayed payments of petroleum products subsidies to downstream operators as leading causes of the bad fortune adding that year end and beyond look bleak in the face of what they call “dull policy moment in the oil and gas sector.”
[/size]

Industries are closing, profit of corporation diminishing as there is no yet economic direction and blueprint six month after this new government.

Can the overrated minister who the president tagged "Noise Makers" help address the challenges ?

Time will tell...

onatisi:
bros ppl still don't know the extent of economic downturn we are continually talking about,by January ppl will understand it better

permsec:
Bia, the poster talking about okonjo iweala predicting harsh economic climate within this period, where you and your ilks not condemning that woman of being a poor economist? Now you wanna make her as a reference point. Make God forgive you.

Firefire:

Iykopee:
Buhari's brand of cluelessness is made in Afghanistan. Under six months of his govt and Nigeria is practically dead in its economies... There has been an unprecedented sack of private sector workers and he's just moping around like a pig without solution to it.

PassingShot:
Nigeria is surely lucky for getting delivered from PDP and GEJ. They messed up our economy.

Firefire:


A serious government having won an election since March would have set his house in order, in anticipation of the task and challenges ahead.

Unfortunately, all we have seen so far, is noise, media denial of all campaign promises, buck-passing, and political infighting within the warmongers.

It took your serious government how long after your attached comment below to heed to the voice of reason ?

May God help Nigeria and lead our leaders right.

Sugbon, eni to gbin ebu ika, bi ti Lie Mohammed ati awon to gbe ise ran ni akoko Janathan, ki won mo wipe, Awon Omo won yio je ni be. Esan o gbo ogun...

PassingShot:


Do you need anyone to educate you that no amount of of preparedness can make you understand a system if you're not really part of it ? Not especially when you are inheriting a battered and rap.ed economy as ours. It's a fact that Jonathan and his cohorts looted the economy with reckless abandon.

I see you couldn't argue with the facts in my earlier post. You all know the truth and no amount of propaganda will wish it away.