Stock market: Foreign investors withdrew N94.43bn in Q3

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Buhari is working, there is no money for them to loot again that is why they are all withdrawing.

bolakale63 thats our foreign investor moving out of d country ooo

atiku PeterGregoryObi and all well-meaning Nigerians, don't wait till you're sworn in as president, Nigeria needs urgent help to rescue it, hence the nation collapses before may 29. This is an SOS, pls do treat as very urgent renoomokri henryshield Tutsy22 adeyanjudeji

Over to you lie lie Mohammed.

Chisos

We repeated history by voting Buhari because we don't know history. We are on our own now.

Mitcchhheewww let them go with their 'corruption' Bubu's intergrity is all the economy needs 😊

'Because no more looters money to trade with. Sai Baba!!!' Sai Baba has blocked looters.. Except Amaechi. And Tinubu. And Babachir. And Maina. And Gandollars. And Buratai. And Abba Kyari. And NLNG billions.

Only? I had expected them to withdraw like N200BN

Buhari came to kill, steal and destroy Nigeria economy collapse within 3yrs under illiterate president.

Those are corrupt foreign investor. They can't withstand the integrity of presisident buhari.

Let the propaganda begin!

If i was an investor, i would withdraw too seeing as election is close by and Nigeria's political climate is unstable.

The Economist predicted this. HSBC did too. But the president is busy looking for WAEC O/L arrangy! He stylishly sent HSBC parking. Just as Abacha did to Canadian embassy. Well, he had said, if you have another country, free to leave. And they're leaving. More will still go.

Even HSBC and UBS that quit banking operation in Nigeria?

The moment some people see buhari in a sentence their brain waves pause. Everyone who criticizes is the 😈😈. Even when its all glaring things are not well with the economy. They always shift the blame to 16yrs of PDP,yet many of same are their party dining with mr . integrity

This blow on Nigeria's economy is getting hotter. An uppercut will just kill it.

When foreigners invested in Nigeria 🇳🇬, did not tell us how much was invested. Only bad news.

Sorry to disappoint both APC and PDP supporters arguing here but the current investment trend is expected around this period of political uncertainty. The Stock exchange would naturally pickup next year after the elections.

Imagine APCNigeria fielding ProfOsinbajo as its presidential aspirant. Well, we don't have personal issues with MBuhari .We're rather saying that we want Nigeria to work again. That isn't too much to ask TBH.

What do we expect when we place foreign investors over local business development.

We are slowly towing back to the path of recession

Thank God, they are leaving because there is no money to launder again, according to toluogunlesi. YearofInfrastructure SaiBaba Retards, posterity will judge you all. 😡

Good riddance ... No more looted funds to take back as return on investment ROI . Buhari has blocked all loopholes Tweet like a Buharist 😎

The rhetoric used by Buharist to tell us that these investors are corrupted ones

This is a bad indicator

BUHARI HAS FAILEDDDDDD PERIOD. There is nothing this man has to offer. Just get lost in daura please.

Good riddance ... No more looted funds to take back as return on investment ROI . Buhari as blocked all loopholes Tweet like a Buharist 😎

Ola_modem Buharists will soon tell you that the foreign investors that withdrew the money are corrupt and looters. Smh

WTF

They are corrupt investors according to empty-headed Buharists!

lexyy4real

Bad market again lifeless government

Buhari is on a mission

Expect more to be withdrawn. Expect stock prices to fall as we enter the uncertainties of the elections period. The SW state governorship elections if taken as case studies, no investor will leave his money in Nigeria into 2019.

The same economy Mr. President said is booming, what is going on?

It is not just enough to put the ease of doing business in place, the structures of doing business also has to be in place. The structures, are indices foreign - direct investors will consider first. Our population alone, is no longer enough.

After studying history, we pretend as though we have learnt nothing? But did you expect the man who destroyed your economy in '1985 to fix it in '2015? What exactly qualified him for that?

Chai.....I am really scared for this country

Not good

Expect more to be withdrawn. Expect stick prices to fall as we enter the uncertainties of the elections period. The SE state governors elections if taken as case studies, no investor will leave his money in Nigeria into 2019.

Buhari is wrecking havoc to Nigeria.

Lol........ They must be corrupt

In the head of OdeNation ogundamisi: 'Good riddance. They pose as Foreign Investors but are money launderers. They've started running to avoid Buhari's hammer in 2019' Question: Why's Buhari waiting till May 2019 to 'hammer' the 'money laundering'?

It's Buhari's fault Foreign investors gradually are folding up due to bad administration

Nigeria is heading to auto crash.

Real definition of bad market.

Election fever

More Reason why Mr Recession has to go

Nigeria economy keeps collapsing...

It's happening

Sad it keeps getting worse..

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