I never being briefed to understanding economics dynamics and development as this by Sanusi. I hope he'll one day have opportunity to steer the country in order to feel the practicality of what he said in Nigeria.
God bless you for saying all dis bit pls help nd beg Buhari to open his mouth nd tell all dis evil leaders dat is sponsoring terrorism to stop nd if any body in Nigeria do any evil let dat Pearson be put to jell no compromise at all,with all dis we will ask God for mercy nd God will show our country Nigeria mercy
This present government gave some organisations millions of dollars at very low interest rate to build rice factories and left the majority of Nigerians businesses to access funds at very a high cost. So low rates are good for some and not good for others , how is that right? Why can't the government allow everyone same rates? Because they have to keep the rates high to defray their loans , at the detriment of the rest of the country
We talking abt low rate to daily needs not ..Wants.....food is paramount....! When it comes to humans need this time around...FOOD IS TOP PRIORITY....! So think abt it....d rest LOAN NA RISK...aside food!
@@funmilayoadefila4067 Madam. do you think i don't want a better Nigeria? clearly I want a better Nigeria, and that's the reason why I posted the comment you responded to.
Sanusi is talking way too much all Nigeria needs to do is privatise the all semi state companies in the hands of Nigerians . Is will lower the cost of government by 10% and drive over 500. million in the state coppers.
Sir Buhari took your advice in his first 4 years in office ( an advice your gave during Jonathan's government; where you advised that the government should conserve the amount of foreign currency spent on importing rice)they banned rice and even last year we had a positive trade balance ( import against exports) but did it solve the problem ? of course No. And the reason is simple, rice isn't the only thing government should be interested in. What about other people
nigeria youth are trying their best we build the movie music industry. with no help, no jobs no houses we travel out of the come back and build house boreholes for our family if goverment can only give us light there will have be lot of factory in nigeria now
Sir there's something fundamentally wrong with your suggestion. Firstly you keep referring to Nigeria as a wholistic entity that is involved in trading with an aim to make profit, it isn't a fair term, there are people involved, individuals that venture daily. The Nigerian government's yearly revenue is less than 10% of the country's GDP. Hence it is earnings of individuals and companies that make the bulk of the GDP. And until the government changes from the present paternalistic view which leads to an endless craving for foreign currency, things are not going to change. The government must see all individual organisations as key stakeholders to drive the economy and design policies that protect the interest of all Nigerian businesses.
