Saraki said this when he spoke at the Chevening Alumni Leadership Summit in Abuja this morning. See another tweet, after the cut.
Friday, 18 November 2016
The recession can be a blessing in disguise- Saraki
Saraki said this when he spoke at the Chevening Alumni Leadership Summit in Abuja this morning. See another tweet, after the cut.
It's an opportunity for us actually diversify our economy and be disciplined in our policies. The former govt spent frivolously and we're paying for it now.
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Shey were ni e ni.. After how many months.. Ori yin ti daru
DeleteArindin still calling Jonathan...read other comments and u will find out that you are among d very few who hv adjusted to this new surfer wave...continue to call GEJ for what wasn't done over what ba BuharIi will never have the brain to do...hes waiting for loans,grants and or loot...such a shame
DeleteYusuf Habeeb & Anon.ignorance is a nasty disease.Go get cured.
DeleteJonathan destroyed the economy with the excessive looting of his administration. This recession will make us more disciplined and stop us from looting excessively to our own detriment
DeleteThere are too many illiterates on this blog. I just read through comments and found out that they dont even understand Saraki. What Saraki is saying is that recession is a blessing in disguise because the federal government wants to start looking for other ways to make money like agriculture, minning etc instead of depending on just oil. If not for this recession, federal govt would never have thought of looking for other ways to generate revenue. He doesnt mean that recession is actually a blessing as in the angle of suffering. So dont get him wrong. He means it is a blessing in the angle of restructuring the economy. Kai, illiteracy is a disease! We need to revamp our education system.
DeleteIs not a blessing but a curse that is associated with buhari...
ReplyDeleteNigeria entered recession in 1983 when buhari was in power
Is not a blessing but a curse that is associated with buhari...
ReplyDeleteNigeria entered recession in 1983 when buhari was in power
Is not a blessing but a curse that is associated with buhari...
ReplyDeleteNigeria entered recession in 1983 when buhari was in power
Were U guyz not the one that stole all the cash that suppose to be in Reserve... Heartless Politician...
ReplyDeleteThis Man should Just shut his Filthy Mouth..
Yes you are right. Jonathan and his cohorts looted all the money of which Saraki was part of them
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*************************ana ekwu na ndi madu na anwu anwu*********inoro here asukasi oyibo onwero onye siri gi suo*******biko move ********oll of u are failed Ekperimas
ReplyDeleteBlessing in disguise huh? WHY DIDN'T IT HAPPEN IN JONATHAN GOVERNMENT HUH? WHY DID IT HAPPEN IMMEDIATELY TERRORIST BUHARI TAKE OVER HUH? who the hell is fooling who huh? Saraki u and ur scam apc may fool the whole Nigerians but some some body like freeborn because u now more than u all. RECESSION IS A SCAM.THIS SCAM RECESSION MEANS APC DON'T HAVE MUCH TO LOOT NOTING MORE. so it is a blessing because u criminals don't know what an ordinary Nigerians are passing through.
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Just imagine...i understand some folks make huge in this era but that's cos they have cut down on unnecessary spending,diversified other means of generating funds etc #CantShoutMuchBiko
ReplyDeleteBlessing in disguise huh? WHY DIDN'T IT HAPPEN IN JONATHAN GOVERNMENT HUH? WHY DID IT HAPPEN IMMEDIATELY TERRORIST BUHARI TAKE OVER HUH? who the hell is fooling who huh? Saraki u and ur scam apc may fool the whole Nigerians but some some body like freeborn because u now more than u all. RECESSION IS A SCAM.THIS SCAM RECESSION MEANS APC DON'T HAVE MUCH TO LOOT NOTING MORE. so it is a blessing because u criminals don't know what an ordinary Nigerians are passing through.
ReplyDelete#sad indeed
I don't blame him, he doesn't know that some people are struggling to eat ones a day.
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When you dey eat three sqaure meal and there is electricity in your home 24/7... My frnd parkwell abeg...
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D-PinPointer Says: Yes! It is a blessing in disguise. If only your daughter or your son fell sick and died because there is no money to provide medical care, then you would be able to differentiate between what average Nigerian families are going through, and theoretical concepts. Does Buhari look like someone who knows what he is doing? I'm asking you.
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ReplyDeleteIt is well with Nigeria. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteI hope so
ReplyDeleteCorrupt Senate President return your stolen money!
ReplyDeleteSaraki, a grasshopper is burning and you're cheering it that it is gushing out oil. This is the dumbest senate this country has ever had. A vibrant senate ought to have impeached this incompetent, clueless, antagonistic and wicked president that is more or less like a curse to Nigeria.
ReplyDeleteWill Nigerians reason? When all the Igbos & South southerner do is hero-worship a man who was pesident while his wife filled her bank accounts with millions of dollars. TUFIAKWA!
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ReplyDeleteSuprisingly, I understand the point he's trying to make. But the fact is under the right environment, this will only promote a healthy competitive environment for Nigerian businesses to thrive, grow, and expand. But as our leaders usually behave, they only look at things from one perspective. Does he have any idea the challenges currently faced to start up SME (which occupy a larger portion for job creation and wealth creation as well) right now in the country? He only sees things from his own little telescope as usual.
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It's a blessing in disquise to the creative. But I don't blame the govt. because they don't certainly feel the pinch of any of this.
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Idiot, has the reccession deter the house from acquiring the luxirious car they want, or reduced the armed robbery allowance been taken by them. private sector my foot. After squandering the private sector hard earned money paid inform of taxes, levies and the likes. thunder fire you if you admonisshed private sector again.
ReplyDeleteYes O bros you are right except that you didn't mention how your kind & likes contributed to the recession. Making the POOR poorer & the RICH more emboldened in corrupt political enrichment & embezzlement. Thumbs UP...
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God's wrath will pour on all you wicked politicians for making Nigerian citizens live through hardship!
ReplyDeleteDear Senate President, so you cannot move the motion to impeach this clueless president! Ha, if only you knew what we're passing through. I know God's NOT dead... I know...
ReplyDeleteJoking people.. with the illegal recruitment continuing in the civil service you want private sector to solve a problem your still fueling..
ReplyDeleteWhen pple are dying, this one is there talking rubbish... Our govt hasn't done anything.. including you Bukola.. you spoilt this country that is blessed and keeping the money for your self
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