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Senate Senator Jimoh Ibrahim of Ondo South, who has not been deterred by growing criticism of the Federal government’s ongoing borrowing to fund budgets, has stated that President Bola Ahmed has no choice but to borrow from the global market in order to cover the massive deficit left by the administration of former President Muhammadu Buhari.
As the Senate Committee on Finance concluded an interactive session with the Federal government’s Economic Team, Senator Ibrahim, an Ambassador designate, responded to questions from reporters by saying that Tinubu’s administration “will be wasting their time if they don’t borrow now because the lending market will dry up very soon.” There will be no more global credit market.
And even with minimal effort, you will never be able to get it back after that is gone. Having enough money now to deal with the developments and begin repaying those debts is the plan. With a population of 12 million, Dubai owes $186 billion.
Nigeria owes over $103 billion in debt. This implies that Dubai even owes a lot more than Nigeria. The population is twelve million.
250 million individuals in Nigeria are even crying about their debts. Dubai is now done borrowing. They no longer take out loans.
He went on, “But they are now repaying.” Additionally, they return roughly $20 billion annually. They can do that because they make enough money.
How can one grow if they don’t borrow? I’m not sure I understand. In development, borrowing is an essential tool. You know, you put your automobile in gear four, and then there’s a gear five. It is more comfortable for you. If you want to race at 120 kilometers and you put your automobile in gear two, however, that engine will simply not start. Therefore, the availability of resources is crucial.
“The trillion you owe in GDP is not enough to save the economy.” You therefore require that extra help. The lending market will vanish if you don’t take out a loan right away.
America has overborrowed by 27%, as seen by its GDP to debt ratio of 127%. In Britain, it’s 95% in London. In other words, $195 has been borrowed in Britain.
“So, whose nation are you actually emulating? The fourth-largest debtor to the IMF and World Bank is Ghana. Thus, you still have 60% of your money to borrow if Nigeria’s GDP to debt ratio is 40%. You can’t borrow to yourself if you’re telling people not to borrow and the lending market goes down.
“You can’t give yourself a loan. How about the repayment plan? There will be a lengthy repayment plan. It can’t be borrowed and returned within a year.
You distribute your balance sheets, then. I take it you can borrow even more to pay down the $100 billion? Then you have no debt left. After that, you have ten or twenty years to pay back the money you borrowed in order to clear $100 billion.
The legislator went on to say that “the lender will agree with you on that.” However, you are unable to lend money to yourself if you do not borrow anything and the lending market vanishes. This implies that you will employ money-cutting measures to support the economy.
That implies that inflation will occur. You will be unemployed. The dollar will become less valuable.
The planet will undoubtedly collapse. Nevertheless, they stated that the National Assembly had authorized borrowing for the federal government last year. They continued to lament the budget’s lack of implementation at the same time.
“All of the borrowing that was authorized by the National Assembly and the federal government last year adds up to you. In order for your book to be claimed, you must obtain a resolution from the National Assembly to roll over those debts when they mature. Thus, it’s debt management at that level.
Sen. Ibrahim pointed out that former Buhari implemented a $33 million ways and means strategy by printing $33 million more.
“When it comes to the initial fund infusion, Buhari used $33 million in ways and means, which implies he printed $33 million more. The impact of that one will not go away in two years. You borrowed $68 billion abroad and printed $33 million at home.
In two years, you want Nubu to pass. He’ll work as a magician. It is simply excessive given $33 million in ways and means.
Additionally, I don’t believe it’s the ideal approach to managing an economy. When all of this occurred, we were truly in danger of going bankrupt.
