NwaNimo1:
Slavery reloading.....

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Igbochief001:
Igbos should just be ready to pay China and world bank our share so they can free Biafra ...the rest can settle their own

NwaNimo1:


What share exactly - Igbo's owe Nigeria nothing!

GamalNasser:
As expected they want to blame IMF for Buhari's incompetence ...This has been huge lie that all previous evil govts have used as alibi for their bad governance ... No creditor will wish his debtor death , if your debtor dies how do you recover your money ..The narrative that IMF directed the Buhari govt to punish , impoverish and destroy the economy because of loan guidelines is a lie because the IMF knows it can only recover it loan when our Economy grows and not when it contracts ..

All Buhari does is targeted at Destroying the Economy deliberately..

The IMF couldn't have told him to increase Electricity tarriffs and Fuel cost in the same week in a country suffering from chronic Electricity deficiency which depends on small petrol generators to make up for the Electricity deficit .

The IMF couldn't have been the one that advised Buhari to allow Islamic Terrorist run smock unchallenged ball over Nigeria attacking our agricultural and logistics structures .

Buhari govt is 100 percent responsible for it's failure and any attempt by this article to try make it like some white man in IMF and World Bank is the one making Buhari punish Nigerian is a huge lie!!!!!

Yankee101:
When Buhari is borrowing up and down, we are back to the military days when structural adjustment programme SAP and other world bank restructuring programmes were adopted

We should all recognize that Ngozi Okonjo Iweala under Obasanjo and Atiku helped turned Nigeria around by obtaining debt forgiveness.

Buhari is officially the worst president ever

Wiseandtrue:
President Mohammed Buhari, twice a failure!!!

He's only there to serve himself!!!

IMF, China over to you!!!

Islie:
• More pains ahead for Nigerians



TRIBUNE

dhantey324:


It's those who don't have that will be worse off.. And they are in the majority.. Imagine we got rid of subsidy in 2012 and channeled the excess to development... Missed opportunity.

GamalNasser:
As expected they want to blame IMF for Buhari's incompetence ...This has been huge lie that all previous evil govts have used as alibi for their bad governance ... No creditor will wish his debtor death , if your debtor dies how do you recover your money ..The narrative that IMF directed the Buhari govt to punish , impoverish and destroy the economy because of loan guidelines is a lie because the IMF knows it can only recover it loan when our Economy grows and not when it contracts ..

All Buhari does is targeted at Destroying the Economy deliberately..

The IMF couldn't have told him to increase Electricity tarriffs and Fuel cost in the same week in a country suffering from chronic Electricity deficiency which depends on small petrol generators to make up for the Electricity deficit .

The IMF couldn't have been the one that advised Buhari to allow Islamic Terrorist run smock unchallenged ball over Nigeria attacking our agricultural and logistics structures .

Buhari govt is 100 percent responsible for it's failure and any attempt by this article to try make it like some white man in IMF and World Bank is the one making Buhari punish Nigerian is a huge lie!!!!!

Sunnyja:
The same man that promised to stabilize oil prices in 2014?! You go dey alright Las Las.

OBUKSBAYELSA:
We warned that Buhari lacks the intellectual capacity, political and diplomatic finese to lead our country, we were called all manner of names now, see where he has led us to.

obailala:
Buhari may be worst in many areas, but are you aware GEJ's government in 5 years borrowed just about the same amount of money which Buhari has borrowed in 5 years?... I'd be damned if you know this cos 99% of Nigerians live on sensational and political headlines.

JAMO84:
Oil prices are determined in London and New York, not Abuja.

kikero:


Most if not all African economies fall victim to the IMF because their sources of income have problems.....

First, most African countries rely on selling raw materials and commodities to the global market

Second we use the income from the sales to import goods and services, including some that we can produce on our own at a value that is higher than our income

Third , we don't control the price of the raw materials we sell. Prices of crude oil are determined in London and New York

Fourth, we spend billions on subsides and other socialist welfarist projects which end up costing more than we estimated because of our growing population and low tax base

Fifth, we tolerate corruption, both at the low and also by the big men and women. And most of the money stolen comes from loans taken

All these puts us into deficit and into the hands of the IMF and the world Bank.

Nigeria is a classic example.

We could be free.from the IMF, but because it involves fighting corruption seriously.and cutting subsides seriously, and becoming an industrial economy which means an initial period of hardship, we refuse to take those routes.

NwaNimo1:
Slavery reloading.....

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kikero:


Most if not all African economies fall victim to the IMF because their sources of income have problems.....

First, most African countries rely on selling raw materials and commodities to the global market

Second we use the income from the sales to import goods and services, including some that we can produce on our own at a value that is higher than our income

Third , we don't control the price of the raw materials we sell. Prices of crude oil are determined in London and New York

Fourth, we spend billions on subsides and other socialist welfarist projects which end up costing more than we estimated because of our growing population and low tax base

Fifth, we tolerate corruption, both at the low and also by the big men and women. And most of the money stolen comes from loans taken

All these puts us into deficit and into the hands of the IMF and the world Bank.

Nigeria is a classic example.

We could be free.from the IMF, but because it involves fighting corruption seriously.and cutting subsides seriously, and becoming an industrial economy which means an initial period of hardship, we refuse to take those routes.

Wiseandtrue:
President Mohammed Buhari, twice a failure!!!

He's only there to serve himself!!!

IMF, China over to you!!!

JAMO84:
Cry baby of the year, do you have any other source of income than oil?

moodyguy:
somebody should please come and overthrow the evil govt

Angelfrost:


Please, explain why they didn't remove the criminal subsidy since 2015... How is that IMF is the one teaching them basic economic management??! What steps have been taken to cut down cost of governance??! What are the economic diversification steps or blueprint put in place since 2015??!...

I have more questions, but let's get your sound and informed answers on these simple ones... Thank you.

kikero:


Most if not all African economies fall victim to the IMF because their sources of income have problems.....

First, most African countries rely on selling raw materials and commodities to the global market

Second we use the income from the sales to import goods and services, including some that we can produce on our own at a value that is higher than our income

Third , we don't control the price of the raw materials we sell. Prices of crude oil are determined in London and New York

Fourth, we spend billions on subsides and other socialist welfarist projects which end up costing more than we estimated because of our growing population and low tax base

Fifth, we tolerate corruption, both at the low and also by the big men and women. And most of the money stolen comes from loans taken

All these puts us into deficit and into the hands of the IMF and the world Bank.

Nigeria is a classic example.

We could be free.from the IMF, but because it involves fighting corruption seriously.and cutting subsides seriously, and becoming an industrial economy which means an initial period of hardship, we refuse to take those routes.