He said the public debt stock is a cumulative figure of borrowings by successive governments over many years.
There is currently a nationwide outrage over a $29.6 billion loan request the president sent to the national assembly.
In the letter where he conveyed his request, Buhari asked the lawmakers to approve the loan which he said is “critical to the delivery of the government’s policies and programmes”.
Ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo and Atiku Abubakar, his former deputy, have asked the national assembly to reject the request but Mohammed defended the president, saying the government is borrowing more to address “massive infrastructural decay with roads, bridges, railways, waterways and power”.
It’s a pity that Nigerians have not realized that Bihari regime has taken the country decades back. We are still living in delusion. What can an 88 uneducated man offer the largest country in Africa?
ReplyDeleteBorrow and share
ReplyDeleteWhy should there be alarm when you get your cut from the sharing.
Ori yin ti gbale sir!
ReplyDeleteThe day this man will say the truth, just know he is about to die. Lies have been keeping him alive.
ReplyDeleteLai continue with your lies
Na 2020 Nigerians go hear am,Na den our eyes go clear,when all the vat increment and other tight financial policies begin to bite ehn,Na den we go know say Detty December don end and the beginning of jonzing January start.
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Make gbese no kill person March
The day we realize that we as citizens have the power to stop all this rubbish is d day Nigeria would become better,for now,all we do is comment(I inclusive)
ReplyDeleteNonsense Nigeria limited 😁
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lol this country is even funny, like really??
ReplyDeletetill the pple we are powing start coming for their money, then he will know theres cause for shouting
ReplyDeletePlease what minister is he for again. Oga Lair.
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