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    Buhari administration mismanaging borrowed funds – Peter Obi

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorFebruary 17, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Former Anambra state governor, Peter Obi, has claimed that the Buhari administration is mismanaging borrowed funds, stressing that, the monies borrowed are not properly invested.

    Obi, who was the Vice Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in 2019 noted that there is nothing wrong with borrowing but called for a law that will ensure that monies borrowed are judiciously spent.

    In a series of tweets on Thursday, Peter Obi said, “Our past and continued mismanagement of borrowed funds and borrowing for consumption are the major contributors to the monumental economic challenges confronting Nigeria today.

    Referring to the government of the day, the PDP chieftain said, “Today, we are spending 90% of our revenue servicing debts because, ironically, our borrowed funds were mismanaged and have not been properly invested.

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    “If the funds borrowed were invested in critical areas of development, education, health and poverty alleviation, Nigeria would have developed far beyond what it is today.

    “There is nothing wrong with borrowing. But what we need to do is to put a law in place that if we must borrow, it must strictly be for investment in areas of growth.

    “Many countries have built robust economies with borrowed funds. We can do the same if only we enthrone visionary and committed leadership,” he added.

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