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“You pledge Nigeria’s future production in exchange for a loan. Today, the delivery price of crude is $145 to refineries around the world. The delivery price for November cargoes is $145 to Dangote in Lekki.
So, if crude oil prices are this high and you are supposed to get revenue accretion from higher crude oil prices, why are you going to borrow $20bn for infrastructure, agriculture and education? Something is not adding up.”
— Kelvin Emmanuel, Economic Policy Analyst, speaking on President Tinubu’s request for $20.5bn and €1.45bn supplementary borrowing plan.
#CTVMorningBrief
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I made this clip 3 days ago showing all the loans Tinubu has collected with nothing to show for it.
He has asked for a new loan.
You know the interesting thing - what he's asking for now equals what he collected in 3 years.
Read the last line again.
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A narration of all the loans the Nigerian Government has collected in 3 years.
If this doesn't anger you, I don't know what will.
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they increased your school fees and gave you nelfund so you could afford to pay the fees, while their “youth leader” is sharing brand-new prado jeeps like cabin biscuits.
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Nigerians,
Tinubu is currently asking for $21B.
For context:
Total loans approved by National Assembly in 3 years = $12.6B
Loans from World Bank in 3 years = $11.4B.
He's pulling his grandest heist.
TWENTY ONE BILLION USD.
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Six years of Barça success at the Ballon d'Or gala. 👏
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“It is telling that the President, who has been in power for three and a half years, only remembered a 90-day plan 90 days before the election. That shows you that they are not governing, they are politicking... In the medical laboratory of the APC, every problem in Nigeria can be cured by a bag of rice...”
— SDP presidential candidate, Prince Adewole Adebayo.."























