jeopardy for Nigeria. We export scarce foreign exchange for impor
With these serial
financial leakages, on frivolous imports, is President Buhari doubting where
Nigeria’ s money is? Can we with these luxury imports including petroleum
products we have in abundance, say Nigeria is broke? Is Nigeria broke or simply
wasteful? I suggest Preside
stanyarhouse.com nt Buhari’s administration must put its weight
behind the CBN in enforcing the Bank’s decision to ban foreign exchange for
importation of rice, fish and other items which can and must be produced at
home.
The case of rice is
double jeopardy for Nigeria. We export scarce foreign exchange for imported
rice putting pressure on naira value while as the CBN put it, “…this trend has
resulted in huge unsold stock of paddy rice cultivated by our farmers and low
operating capacities of many integrated rice mills in Nigeria.” President
Buhari and his deputy, Yemi Osinbajo, commendably cut their salaries by half as
part of the gesture in reducing
technotoday.org costs of governance. Pray, how many state
governors have joine
theamericanbuzz.com d? The two also made their assets public. How many public
officers have followed the example of the President and his deputy?
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