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Emma Onyemaechi • 29 July, 2022

Discard narratives that say Nigeria is broke - Nnaemeka Anyaene
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  • Discard narratives that say Nigeria is broke - Nnaemeka Anyaene

    Mr Nnaemeka Anyaene, a one time Zonal Coordinator of Enugu zone, has called on people to...




    Mr Nnaemeka Anyaene, a one time Zonal Coordinator of Enugu zone, has called on people to disregard the rumors that Nigeria is broke, meanwhile expressing hopes that there is going to be a better Nigeria in the nearest future if the people are willing to humble themselves and pray. According to him, there is  not going to be a better Nigeria if people keep grumbling and spreading false rumors about the state of the Nigerian economy. 



    He further enjoined people to pray, and seek for ways to collectively solve the issues facing the country especially the issue of finance and insecurity in the country.



    "Nigeria is facing economic headwinds similar to almost every country on earth. Nigeria's currency has lost value against the dollar similar to the Yen, the Euro the Yuan and almost every currency. Even the dollar measured against itself has lost almost 99% of its value over the last decades. These economic headwinds produce inflation, and other challenges. However grumbling against the FG, State or LG will actually make you poorer.



    Praying, being thankful, walking with God and then finding sources of information to help you build wealth in economic headwinds is the key.



    Finding ways to offer goods or services in exchange for cash is key. Today, the internet makes it possible for anyone to make income globally. Right frame of mind and a building mindset is key. People will do exploits and economic challenges will produce new and efficient products that replace the old and people will get wealthier.



    Politics is good and political jostling for election has its place, but it should be constructive and should not lead people to lose their thought process and people would be able to recover easily and press on after elections."














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