Sanusi spoke at the 42nd convocation of the University of Benin, Edo State.
He urged Nigerians not to use God as an excuse for failure, adding that one “must not attribute to God that which God has left for us.”
He identified the three steps as putting up the right monetary, fiscal and structural policies to address the biting recession.
The emir, who is the chancellor of the university, said, “If you want to deal with a recession, there are things you have to do, which are set out in economics. You (should) go and do them. Put in the right monetary policy; put in the right fiscal policies; put in the right structural policies and the economy will grow.”
My admirable emir please not advice but please let PMB know that millions of people that voted him to power are dieing of hunger
ReplyDeleteWhat sort of advice is this. We need to know specific things to do not that we should go and find out from economics. This is not and advice. NE please be careful
ReplyDeleteRight policies are the fulcrum of development, not issuing out instructions, commands or blame games. Nigeria has no business being in this sackles. The great economist has spoken, we must listen
ReplyDeleteThere is a clear difference between an economist & a banker, a banker cannot manage an economy but a bank. Put the square peg in the square hole, everything will be in place.
ReplyDeleteWhat advice have you preferred here? Nothing but generalizations. Remove your mosquito net attire and wear your thinking cap before opening your trap.
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