According to him, even if the Senate approves the loan, no foreign nation or financial institutions would be willing to grant the request.
Sanusi, who is also the Emir of Kano, threw the challenge in his paper entitled: “A plan to restore confidence, direction and growth”, during a policy dialogue organised by an economic think tank, Savannah Centre for Diplomacy, Democracy and Development.
The ex-CBN governor argued that for a nation that has five exchange rates, it would be difficult for such request to scale through.
He said since the nation’s foreign exchange lacked credibility, the Federal Government should embrace private sector investments as means of boosting the economy out of recession.
... What is your own self. ..but you were one of those who helped to foist this clueless useless APC government on Nigerians.
ReplyDeleteNow you have realised that the last government you selfishly and wickedly undermined even though your were part of it is fare better than this clueless incompetent corrupt selfish sadistic and incompetent people now visiting pain hardship suffering hunger and hopelessness on the people.
...na una change be that.
Sai Baba!
Sai Sanusi!
Sai Oyegun!
Sai El Rufai!
Sai Tinubu!