Nollywood actress Eniola Badmus expressed her admiration for the current government’s performance, using glowing language to praise their efforts and achievements, indicating her satisfaction and approval of their work.
“Our imports are reducing, and our exports are increasing. That is a sign that our economy is expanding.
For the year-to-date 2024, our imports were N24.44 trillion, while our exports stood at N38.59 trillion. unprecedented trade This gives us an surplus of over N14 trillion in just eight months.
It has never happened in Nigeria. Never. This is a refreshing shift from consumption to production.”
Eniola Badmus praised the current government, highlighting the increase in Nigeria’s export rate surpassing its import rate, which she sees as a positive indicator.
However, her post drew criticism and ridicule from online users, who have consistently targeted her for her vocal support of the Tinubu administration, responding with sarcastic remarks and outright insults.
ibidamola wrote, “I can bet she doesn’t know what “unprecedented trade surplus” means”
teflon147 wrote, “Your imports are reducing because u wan kee them with high import duty. Many businesses have collapsed”
gregehis wrote, “Warehouse economists, SHEY NA STATISTICS WE GO CHOP?”
modestdraper wrote, “Which import is reducing”
amysmemoire wrote, “Correct me if Im wrong but is the worth of 38 trillion in 2024 the same for 2019 or 2015 ?”
worldstar wrote, “What are u exporting, Do we produce anything except oil?”
beygood1992 wrote, “Who cares abt ur FAKE data. People are starving, u dey talk data. Fuel is 1k. once they enter Govt dey loose their senses”
b.a.r.n.a.b.a.s.i.y.a.k.i wrote, “Now give us the breakdown on the export goods and services”
princechike12 wrote, “Let’s agree that our import are reducing, why is reducing? And you lied about our export increasing, the main thing on ground is that both importers and exporters are very hungry now bus consumers cannot afford anymore and most
consumers have kpai due to hunger and many are on survival mode.”
