Lastly, we may inquire about its contributions, if any, to the growth or otherwise of the national economy. I desire to see a prosperous people in a prosperous nation. Let's do it together!
@officialABAT To move forward, a retrospective audit of Power should be done. Beneficiaries of the scheme identified, the amount received by each accounted for, vis-a-vis the amount on govt records paid to each beneficiary. It calls for an external forensic audit of the scheme.
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Lastly, we may inquire about its contributions, if any, to the growth or otherwise of the national economy. I desire to see a prosperous people in a prosperous nation. Let's do it together!
I agree with the analysis of @CCSoludo PMB's policies destroyed d fabric of Nigeria's economy. @officialABAT should be allowed some time to put the right policies in place to redress the errors of the past 8 years. However, his policies should be intended for national growth.
@fkeyamo When will u present the govt medium to long-term goals for the aviation industry? A clear policy thrust will drive value and prepare industry players to plan for growth or exit. While u celebrate ur appointment, we need to grow the economy by putting the right policies in place.
@AjuriNgelale@NTANewsNow I listened to your analysis on the impact of local refineries and the potential price of fuel at the pump as a result thereof. That analysis was lame, lacking in common economics, and at best devoid of intellect. You should do more research on subjects before speaking about them
@fkeyamo Congratulations! Now put ideas to work by working with seasoned professionals in the field to help reposition the aviation industry for growth. I wish you success, and by extension to Nigerians that you've been called to serve. Lastly, constructive criticism is not off d table.
@MobilePunch The govt needs a cognizable economic policy thrust with proven technocrats at the helm of affairs managing the policies and speaking truth to power with men like HRH Emir Sanisu Lamido Sanisu,@hrhsanusi Dr. Charles Soludo @CCSoludo, and Atedo Peterside @AtedoPeterside
@MobilePunch Nig. seems to be on what I term progressive economic regression. As oxymoronic as this sounds, it's scary for the average Nig without access to the political 'purse'. Survival will be beyond the proverbial fittest at the going inflationary trend on essential goods.