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Uche Ejezi
Uchechukwu Ejezie is a Financial Analyst at SBM Intelligence specializing in macroeconomic analysis and risk assessment of Nigeria's economy, oil sector, and financial markets.
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Jul 17, 2026
The only thing not rising
10:13
been able to get this investor money, how best or where do you think it's ideal for the Nigerian government to invest to be able to maximize the full effect of the bond?
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10:28Uche EjeziGUEST
Okay, before we get into that, I think we have to be a bit more understanding of or fair to the Nigerian government, considering that every serious borrows, every country borrows.
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10:48Uche EjeziGUEST
And I think no country in the world has the capacity to be able to fund both present obligations and future plans at the same time without borrowing.
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11:05Uche EjeziGUEST
You also have to plan and speculate and then put things in place for the future as well.
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11:10Uche EjeziGUEST
So I don't think any country in the world has enough money to be able to fund those two things simultaneously.
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What do you think is causing or driving this for a sharp, I feel like it's a sharp rise in financial crimes and how do these increasing fraud cases affect, you know, investor confidence, businesses and the broader economy as well of Ghana?
