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Bill Gates Announces $2.8 Billion Investment In Nigeria / Buhari Seeks New N2.342tr External Loan / FG Seeks Fresh $247.3m External Loan (2) (3) (4)

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Happyguy201: 6:49am On Jan 18, 2020
noooooooooooo OMG NOT AGAIN WHAT IS WRONG WITH BUHARI SELF ALWAYS TAKING LOANS JESUS . THE GOVERNMENT IS REALLY BAD

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by crackhouse(m): 6:50am On Jan 18, 2020
SoNature:


Please leave Kemi out of this.

Nigeria has a new finance minister now.

Address the issue properly.

It appears she's just another fine lady with an empty medulla oblongata
u dey mind the guy? He don't even know they have finance minister since how many yrs ago. That's the type of youths we have, youths that don't know anything about their country.
Still calling kemi who is in London living her life.

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by GregJames(m): 6:52am On Jan 18, 2020
To use and do what

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by zoezoelogistics(m): 6:52am On Jan 18, 2020
Debt upon debt.
Which way Nigeria. Which way to go.

By the way, have you thought of this lately :


What will it profit a man if he gains the whole world but looses his soul, what shall he give in exchange for his soul.

If you are reading this and you don’t know Jesus yet neither have you accepted him as your lord and saviour, I welcome you to receive him into your life.

You are the reason why he died many years ago.
Yes you. Apostle Paul said “this is a reasonable and accepted saying, that Jesus died for sinners of whom I am a chief”

Please don’t allow his death to go in vain over you.
He loves you , he really does.

You might be a church goer, it is of no use if you don’t have a relationship with the owner of the church.

Rev 3:20 He stands at the door of your life and is calling you to come now. Please answer this call and be saved.
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Nobody: 6:55am On Jan 18, 2020
cc lzaa gmbuharii greenback helinues

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Charly68: 6:57am On Jan 18, 2020
After owing 26t naira debt ? Where is Buhari leading this nation. He is bent to plunge the nation into perpetual slavery . May arise and help us in the land

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by chido1991(m): 7:00am On Jan 18, 2020
[quote author=Yankee101 post=85887278]Very dumb govt

How can you finance a deficit budget every single year? Can't you try a balanced budget for once all derived from revenue?

Unborn innocent kids are on the hook for money they won't benefit [/qu
if we keep moving like this one day we be like venzuwela Zimbabwe

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Goldencheese(m): 7:04am On Jan 18, 2020
Make we see wetin Dem take the one wey Dem borrow do. Haba. Na borrow borrow govt una be? Tufiakwa

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by gambia(m): 7:04am On Jan 18, 2020
I'm not surprised, its a clueless government, so Nigerians should expected more. I wonder why they can't reduce the cost of running the country. In fact yesterday i commented on a thread where some fools where debating on "Woman Not Created From Her Husband's Rib" please how will this better the country? Debt want to finish the country and some fools are debating on unwarranted topic. undecided

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by executive12: 7:05am On Jan 18, 2020
Captainrambo2:
Hmmm okay o


If Nigeria split who will pay? Biafra or arewa ? undecided

When (not if) Nigeria splits, the debt would be shared among the regions, of course. It should be clear to any discerning mind that Nigeria is headed for disintegration. An American organization predicted it and it would happen. Nigeria is not working.

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Xclusiveme: 7:06am On Jan 18, 2020
What is now the work of CBN? Are they not capable of printing such huge money
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Thatdopekelly(m): 7:10am On Jan 18, 2020
This buhari and his "yes sir" cabinet will definitely plunge us into a very serious financial mess... Jeez

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by seguno2: 7:17am On Jan 18, 2020
SoNature:
Every day, this government will be borrowing money up and down with absolutely nothing to show for it.

Who will pay all these loans?

Buhari’s destiny is to bankrupt our country with reckless looting and corruption just like Abacha, his role model.

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Nanbut(m): 7:23am On Jan 18, 2020
what do you expect? borrowed brain go borrow money without thinking twice.
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Yolmelifya: 7:28am On Jan 18, 2020
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itsme01:
cool


Thank God Yorubas are slowly and steadily restructuring

by the time we take most of our National Assets (Roads, Stadia etc),
have two state owned Deep seaport (Ibejulekki and Ondo)
Have Our own secuirity "AMOTEKUN"
Have the largest refinery on our soil

This knuckle heads can kill themselves with debt, thinking another Yoruba man would help them beg like Obasanjo for debt relief..

Last Last after we get killed by debt burden and all our National income goes to debt servicing, only the region with state Internaly Generated Revenue would survive by that time Poverty level in their region would be 100% by that time they would look back and start cursing their leaders


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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by DennisEche(m): 7:29am On Jan 18, 2020
God go punish the senile fake Mr intergrity, I can imagine the looting going under his watch especially each time he make his useless journey abroad, those cabals go just de wipe anything them like, zombies better dunder go strike nna starting from that dead meat seller
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by nedekid: 7:35am On Jan 18, 2020
itsme01:
cool


Thank God Yorubas are slowly and steadily restructuring

by the time we take most of our National Assets (Roads, Stadia etc),
have two state owned Deep seaport (Ibejulekki and Ondo)
Have Our own secuirity "AMOTEKUN"
Have the largest refinery on our soil

This knuckle heads can kill themselves with debt, thinking another Yoruba man would help them beg like Obasanjo for debt relief..

Last Last after we get killed by debt burden and all our National income goes to debt servicing, only the region with state Internaly Generated Revenue would survive by that time Poverty level in their region would be 100% by that time they would look back and start cursing their leaders


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They will never give you the desired state. Biafra tried it then it was not allowed, how do you think it will be allowed especially as you said with the huge igr of Lagos? Abi don't you know how much Lagos brings in taxes from alcoholic beverages, sea port, businesses etc to the federal budget which is what sustains the North? Heck check out NPA Lagos, an aboki must always be the head!
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by nograv: 7:35am On Jan 18, 2020
buhari is a mumu..
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Cti28(m): 7:40am On Jan 18, 2020
All the Zombies have crawed back into their caves, especially vthat robot MANNABBQGRILL.
This people keeps on borrowing with nothing on ground to show for the for it, our roads are bad, electricity -"babu". They have their conscience smeared with hot iron that they never feel any atom of guilt.
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by itsme01: 7:45am On Jan 18, 2020
nedekid:

They will never give you the desired state. Biafra tried it then it was not allowed, how do you think it will be allowed especially as you said with the huge igr of Lagos? Abi don't you know how much Lagos brings in taxes from alcoholic beverages, sea port, businesses etc to the federal budget which is what sustains the North? Heck check out NPA Lagos, an aboki must always be the head!

you dont know the current game plan is to render Northern NPA useless in Apapa while Ibeju lekki florishes, pump in massive fund from secirity vote to Amotekun and make Police redundant... if you follow the DAWN commision agenda then you would understand how the strategic restructuring works

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Yolmelifya: 7:50am On Jan 18, 2020
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itsme01:


you dont know the current game plan is to render Northern NPA useless in Apapa while Ibeju lekki florishes, pump in massive fund from secirity vote to Amotekun and make Police redundant... if you follow the DAWN commision agenda then you would understand how the strategic restructuring works
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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Hypocrit: 7:55am On Jan 18, 2020
Racoon:
cheesy TSA, NPA, FIRS, NNPC, Customs etc are all generating revenue but this will never stop this "borrow borrow make me fine" government in Nigeria from mortgaging its present & future generation into eternal indebtedness. Enjoy next level.
how wish our own dey make us find e for better. E dey make us dey Ugly more.
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by chrismex(m): 8:04am On Jan 18, 2020
I can't just understand this our leaders, every year the borrowing keeps on increasing. What is the gain of borrowing when you can't, manage and generate income with the one you borrowed.

Instead to borrow, use that money to invest and develop the country so that in return we can pay our debt.

And maybe if we still seek for another loan the loan won't be as high as the previous one because the money is been utilized well.

I just don't know how we keep running government on loan loan loan,.
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Temptee101(m): 8:12am On Jan 18, 2020
shocked

Since baba and his first class gang of thieves came on board, I have been hearing borrowing, borrowing, borrowing everywhere

O Lord God of host, help out of this shithole, wanna raise my kids in a civilised society.

So help me God
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by UnusualJhay(m): 8:13am On Jan 18, 2020
This APC go loan from all the countries before 2023....

angry angry
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Chisaedhor: 8:14am On Jan 18, 2020
undecided Borrow Borrow President
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Temptee101(m): 8:14am On Jan 18, 2020
YoungLionken:
Buhari is confused.

Been a while since I heard from the VP,hope all is well with them?..

shocked

He would be released once the cabals are done with him

Please be patient

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Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Temptee101(m): 8:16am On Jan 18, 2020
Agricaddict:




[s]Borrowing is good if the money is going to serve the purpose, you can't blame Kemi Adeosun for mismanagement on the part of the leadership because she didn't decide what to use the money for[/s]
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Youngzedd(m): 8:16am On Jan 18, 2020
By the time Buhari is done with us, we will be smelling cow cow.
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Agricaddict(m): 8:18am On Jan 18, 2020
Racoon:
[s][/s]Chronic indiscriminate taxation or borrowing by this rudderless government confirms its utter hypocrisy, cluelessness, financial indiscipline and corruption.

No nation survive economically on senseless borrowings not when such is to service debts as that is not debt payment especially in an economy that is import dependent.



Did you read my comment at all?
Re: Nigeria Considers $2.8 Billion External Loan For 2020 Budget by Temptee101(m): 8:21am On Jan 18, 2020
itsme01:
cool


[s]Thank God Yorubas are slowly and steadily restructuring

by the time we take most of our National Assets (Roads, Stadia etc),
have two state owned Deep seaport (Ibejulekki and Ondo)
Have Our own secuirity "AMOTEKUN"
Have the largest refinery on our soil

This knuckle heads can kill themselves with debt, thinking another Yoruba man would help them beg like Obasanjo for debt relief..

Last Last after we get killed by debt burden and all our National income goes to debt servicing, only the region with state Internaly Generated Revenue would survive by that time Poverty level in their region would be 100% by that time they would look back and start cursing their leaders
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Delusion of the highest magnitude

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