Agimor:
Wondering if this government yield to advised.

Luckylife:
Weather he backs or carry or nurse who ever he feels like doing just tell bubu that we want him to return Nigeria as he met her immediately.

Izonpikin:
why won't anyone not be happy...as long as this emergency powers does not translate to buhari behaving any how no wahala...

menxer:
Did I hear someone say, it's because of the impending probe Soludo is writing this?

I think not, he is a patriotic Nigerian. I wish this had been the practice: making contributions from the sideline irrespective of party affiliation.

Whynotthetruth:


Don't mind them...btw the emergency power bill isn't happening...

And as they wanna continue looking for excuses...they should read and note the below from Soludo;

[B]He said the recession was caused by “delayed, incoherent (dysfunctional) and incomplete adjustment
exerting great toll on the economy”.

“Outcomes so far (especially in 2016) self-inflicted by acts of omission and commission. Nigeria would have
avoided a recession: One year enough for blaming fall in oil prices; after that blame our failures.”[/B]

modath, seunmsg, omenka, Ngeneukwenu, Dropshot etc

Too many of existing laws are inconsistent with a regime for competitive production; new ones needed.”

kahal29:

e said the APC needs a policy war room, which would drive political transformation and distinguish APC states.

“Politics always trumps economics, although sound economics is excellent politics: Sustainable change is impossible without political transformation of Nigeria!”

“No successful transformation to a ‘productive and competitive economy’ with META-level institutions designed for ‘distribution and consumption’”

He asked the APC to put up an agenda for “competitive federalism via fundamental constitutional change, including fiscal federalism—taxation powers, rights over natural resources, wage setting, fiscal responsibility, etc – breaking from unitary-federalism of uniform standards to multi-speed federalism with only minimum standards”.

“Too many of existing laws are inconsistent with a regime for competitive production; new ones needed.”

He proposed, among other things, that the policy war room should be fully funded to drive an industrialisation plan.

“Merely getting infrastructure and prices right won’t automatically ignite industrialization: It requires intensive case study approaches – Dangote or our big banks did not just happen: deliberate efforts were set to ‘create them.’”

billyG:
Soludo again?How are his "con-soludated" Banks fairing?dey only knows it all when they are outside as spectator,make his a team captain he will start vodooism.

chaiks:
Soludo is one of d foremost Nigerian economists of all time. In all his callings and advises, he has his statistics. It's not about tribe. Gmb should quickly include him in his economic team. Fiscal federalism is d way.

itsmine:

Only comedians could make straight face and fault the banking consolidation policy as it were then. Only if u know what d sector was like pre-consolidation.
Talk aside, Soludo's arguably d best mind to govern d Bank in d whole history of Nigeria.