Investments are what yield good returns, and with the selfish government the country have today. Nigeria is bound to owe debts.
When money is not put to good use(Investments) definitely money will be scarce in a country.
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This is so so true!
Investments yield good results, and when there is transparency in the mode of transaction, then there will be maximum profit.
But in the case of Nigeria it is something else...
It is actually not just about investing, when you invest, more ideas come to mind, and this In turn will give room for opportunities such as having jobs for the graduates and all. Skill empowerment programs, because now, there are funds that will sponsor these projects
Whereas some of the decisions they take and investments they take are good, the truth is that these investments are not transparent and the way and manner they are handled are not transparent also.
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If they were transparent, Nigeria will definitely have inflow of some of the investments made; or rather, let me even begin with the different streams of revenue or income of the nation....
These guys aren't remitting anything at all...
Instead of remitting, they'll be telling us that snake haff swallow the money.
And then nobody will be arrested instead we will all laugh about it... then the next thief will thief his own
Nigeria has: Unnecessary Spending problem, lack of transparency that do not take the flow or income generated, and government that isnt willing to work.
And this starts with the individual mindset of those in power, if there can be a shift in how they think self-centredly then, probably things might have been for the good of all
In all these, if the Nigerian government work on them, and then make good investments with the currency, definitely, the Naira will rise again.
It will not just rise again, but it will also enhance creative ideas in establishing more means of income for the country and also birth the establishment of companies which will in turn create job opportunities for the populace.
I appreciate the time you took in going through this piece, and your wonderful input.
I am grateful
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You are welcome dear.
I hope to still learn more from you as well
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