Anybody who had money in the Stock Exchange since January 2018 needs to have his brain-box checked. The alarm was sounded three times last year warning people to stay out of the investment trap called NSE. Few listened. If enough Nigerians have adhered to the alert, the NSE would have started to undertake the necessary reforms needed to insulate shareholders from the terrors of Buharinomics.
What a Greek General, during the Hellenic Age, already taught the world almost 2500 years ago is totally lost on our General and President. He is certainly not taking care of the lives of Nigerians citizens, and that will result in dire consequences for the entire nation – especially those who provided his winning majority votes. Northerners are already the poorest, the least educated, worst housed and most deprived of essential social services.
Meanwhile, growth is projected to rise from 1.9 per cent in 2018 to 2.1 per cent in 2019…. to 2.2 per cent in 2020 and reach 2.4 in 2021.” With the population growing at 3.2 per cent each year, it means the average Nigerian will get progressively poorer. When added to the three years, 2015-2018, it means the country is expected to experience six straight years of declining per capita income and increasing poverty.
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