Gịnị mere azụmahịa ji na-akwụ ọmụrụ ego dị elu otú a ugbu a?
Ego ahụ ka e mefuru n'ọchịchịrị, n'aka ndị a na-apụghị ịgụ ọnụ, maka ebumnuche nke a na-ekwupụghị, na-adịghị n'ike gị na ndị nnọchianya a họpụtara gị iru. A sị na e kenyere ya na nghọta zuru oke ma jiri ya rụọ ọrụ dị ka akụkụ nke usoro mmụba akụ na ụba a haziri ahazi, azụmahịa gị agaraghị anọ na-ada n'ime ọnụego mgbazinye nke 35 pasent. Naịra agaraghị adị n'ọnụego nke na-eme ka ịbubata ngwá ọrụ ndị bụ isi dịrị ndị na-emepụta ihe ọnụ oke, ọrụ enweghị ọrụ agaraghị na-akpali enweghị nchekwa, ịgba ọsọ ndụ, na mwute mmekọrịta ọha na akụkụ ọ bụla nke obodo a.
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It was simply being spent in the dark, by unaccountable hands, on undisclosed purposes, beyond the reach of the Nigerian public and their elected representatives. Had that money been transparently appropriated and deployed as part of a structured economic stimulus programme, Nigerian businesses would not be drowning in 35 percent interest rates. The naira would not be trading at levels that make the importation of basic inputs prohibitively expensive for manufacturers. Unemployment would not be at the catastrophic levels that are fuelling insecurity, emigration, and social despair across every geopolitical zone of this country.