@SouthgateB38238@Big_marvis@jidebibi If any of d other candidates emerge and reverse d reform policy. 2 things will happen for sure. 1st, hunger will not stop while looting of our resources will increase (we will return to economic instability which will benefit someone like Atiku who’s ready to privatize Nigeria).
@SouthgateB38238@Big_marvis@jidebibi Currently, that same masses are still hungry (due to mismgt) but Nigeria is one of d fastest growing economy, with foreign net reserve at $54 B (the highest since 1999). So, we are approaching better economic stability but left with microeconomic (hunger) growth. We’ll get there
@SouthgateB38238@Big_marvis@jidebibi U just strengthened my point. Back then, we were losing in two ways as a country. 1st, Only a fraction of politicians were looting massively & d masses were suffering despite subsidy support. 2nd, d economy was in total shambles that even our net reserve was less than $4B.
@Big_marvis@jidebibi The attached image explains why this reform is necessary. Opposition candidates are aware we are on track but they won’t say it, as per it doesn’t suit their agenda and they are not really benefiting from it. The riches only exploit the vulnerabilities of the masses.
@Big_marvis@jidebibi I clearly understand the hardship, which justifies their demands. However, for those of us who are highly educated, we need to keep letting them know that “economic reform “ has short term consequences but on a long term (positive macroeconomic effect first), we’d enjoy it.
@Big_marvis@jidebibi And do you what this means? “Let’s enjoy today, we don’t care about what will happen afterwards “ As long as we are good temporarily, then it’s okay.. These are the economic implications of your proposed policies
@Big_marvis What’s really wrong with u pple? Pegging d # to d $ means Nigeria will use billions of $ to artificially strengthen or prop up d currency just like d previous Gov. This doesn't reflect the true economic state of Nigeria. Does d word “sustainability” exist in ur own dico at all?
@ugo__nna Ironically, those people hyping Alex Obi but hating Tinubu forgot that Alex himself clearly stated that all his projects wouldn’t have been possible if not for the consistent support from Tinubu.
@Newman_kenn@Apostle_myke@DOgbijo Paid to act while he was a student in that same secondary college of the same school where the stage play was done? How?
@Apostle_myke@DOgbijo This one is trying to change the whole narrative. The post is about professional acting career and not a secondary school stage play within a college premises. I don’t care about age
@__ManOfPeace__@DOgbijo FESTAC '77 was d 2nd World Black & African Festival of Arts & Culture. In fact, d Performances were split btw the newly built National Arts Theatre in Iganmu and Tafawa Balewa Square. You are the one who needs to do your research well. You are comparing this with sec SCH drama?
@RoCcStaarr9@instablog9ja The money he claimed he saved, Gov Soludo came out and said that he had already issued out 70% out “to be paid to contractors “ after leaving office. So, he didn’t leave any reasonable money in the state Bank account.
@odili_justine@Sports_Doctor2 Classic theatrical what?. It seems you have forgotten some things. He was just 15 years old student back then at St. John's College in Kaduna where the play was organized.
@odili_justine@Sports_Doctor2 When has informal stage play turned to professional acting? It’s just like a secondary school drama. Yemi was talking about professional acting when he started in the movie industry
@edeanayo12@osazenoo@grok Now, you just committed another blunder. Grok was only consulted to validate the assertion I made earlier. I only consulted it to prove that you are indeed the incoherent one here, who just assumed from thin air that my points were fabricated without any form of research!
@edeanayo12@osazenoo@grok I hope you are satisfied now? U noted on ur profile that your area of specialty spans Law, politics and Governance, yet u have no basic knowledge about d past economic policy in ur country. I’m so sure U are not current about d macroeconomic development of the economic reform.
@edeanayo12@osazenoo@grok list the past Nigeria past presidents who artificially strengthen naira with millions of dollars and how much each of them used since 1999 and also educate this ignorant on what Tinubu did differently.