Debts Must Be Paid Regardless What The Money Was Used For- Treasury CS, Njuguna Ndung'u
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- Опубліковано 28 лис 2023
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The way he tackled Muga's proverb! Even the hosts wowed...fast thinker.
The Professor Is a great Interview; But In future the Interviewers need to do more preparation and consultations with professionals in order to extract more information from such a technical interviewee. Great Interview and show!
The man is knowledgeable but the tragedy is that he is working for the wrong establishment that has just hired people to play flower girls and it matters not whether you have or does not have capacity. What he is saying is not what he is doing.
the interviewers are just right, the good professor is just not ready to divulge information. Economics is 80% common sense, 10% semantics and 10% technical. There is nothing technical in what he is saying
He is a professor
The brain behind grandpa kibaki 😢 well conversed
Thanks prof Njuguna, you really changed so many people's Mind kwa ground. May THE GOOD LORD Help our PRESIDENT to bring MOTHER KENYA to Prosperity in JESUS NAME. ❤❤
Spice FM should have podcasts that have different think tanks that ran for 4 weeks
A very bright Prof. Right man for the job, if he is not crowded with so much politics..
Thank you for the great debate. Prof is well versed in economics, an interview between him and another economic expert on the status of the Kenyan economy would be great. His economic discourse is leaving the panel dazed, which calls for an expert-to-expert debate on issues affecting mama mboga.
especially Ndu Okoh...where the coffee thieves arrested
Am waiting for CTs qn.
Loved the show, he needs to be a regular and limit the discussion around 1 or 2 issues so that it is discussed and closed in depth. I wish they only focused on tax or only on budgeting or debt planning.
The person in charge of treasury requesting an audit 😢😢 already Jimmy have done it for you
The Prof focused more on broadcasting his work and research on economic theories. Considering he acknowledged that we have not failed on policy I would have loved to hear more about:
1. How the current government is creating the right incentives for the implementation of the policy for the benefit of the economy.
2. What is bottom up economics. When will any positive impact be felt at the bottom?
Ok, note also that the borrowing was unconstitutional and the money was not even deposited in the consolidated account and therefore repayment is unlawful. EuroBond and other loans to me are just personal loans but Kenyans are the collateral security. Kenyans should have nothing to do with them. There's no single project that was tied to euro bond for instance.
What a brilliant mind
Many big thinks but at least i appreciate profs explanation of the markets. That sounds like the real fix needed.
Regardless!
If a crook contracts a debt from a crook outside Kenya purporting to be acting in the name of the people of Kenya but outside of the legally mandated processes that debt is ilegal and the people of Kenya have no obligation. The crooks must recover that debt from whoever
This CS is staring to feel the heat ...
He has tangatangad around the facts. A truly ethical professional shouldn't accept to serve in a corrupt system.
No one has asked him about the huge waste in government, duplication and massive corruption. When you have no money you cut costs. Start by reducing the number of counties, Reduce massive payroll. Reduce kenya embassies, government trips abroad. Etc etc
Sema vitu viable, that can be actually done...
@@sr71lockheed80 take your pick or sit down.
I like Prof. I hope KK will allow him to work, these cartels are too much!
Cartels wa treasury
Its like he's reading a book, very sober, informed and articulate, now compare him to 'wanna be' economists like Kimani Ichungwa
Debts must be paid. The edible oils, crude oils money etc. No problem
Simple question is what is the role of corruption in all of this mess? His answer would be we need an audit
interpretation should be,,,, don't change things that ar already working
Maybe the IMF and World Bank should be auditing after lending all that money.
They don't care, their plan is to make sure a country they lend the money remains forever poor..
@@userrrtruest Their plan is to watch over their interests whether those align with ours or not. Trust me they have no plans to make sure we remain poor forever, we already do that for ourselves we do not need their help on that.
Now you know who was in charge of the brains that have been controlling the policy strings of Kenya's economy from the Moi Years, through to the Ruto era... for the very creator of this think tank is now the one steering our economic future.
Mchezo wa kitambo my guys!!! We're only now starting to see juuuuust a pinch of the true scheme.
His reasoning is at a whole higher level...
Quite admirable.
Wacha kizungu mingi professor,hii deni inalipwa na haipungui?,pesa ya euro bond haikufika yote central bank,balance ilienda wapi?
A bush that has not been burnt does not know pain
Kenya economy is being supported by diaspora. Send 2 trillion shillings a month next 7 years. Government fail to at every thing. Sasa kenya is a diaspora economy only
Goodwork! But next time, engage more
Debt, politics, corruption eat more than 100pc
CoB was right that KE was fuliza to drink,smoke and mutura
We now don't have a country.
are Kenyans listening ,to what the Prof is telling ,or we busy talking about high cost of living, is this the root cause of it?
OUR THIEVES ARE QUITE ARROGANT
As a neutral, i believe the economic mess and recklessness made by Uhuru will haunt this country for the next 50yrs. He literally auctioned this country to its debtors we are now slaves. People say but ruto was the dp but we all know the buck stops at the president, I always ask myself if ruto was that influential as the deputy doesnt it show how weak uhuru was🤔. About saving the country the travel cut cost are for PR, the real and painful solutions are things like laying off 30% of all civil servants, cut funding to welfare programs like free maternity na pesa ya wazee, scrap of NHIF, reduce education money...etc we need serious solutions. Its going to be painful buy there is no other way
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This is a joke…
The first wise man watching the show... Congrats sir
Uhuru was as weak as you would want to believe but that seat never deflated him the way it has done with Ruto until we are left wondering whether Kenya installed a ballon for president.
The very able Ruto was at the very fore front campaigning for their reelection with full knowledge that the country was sinking in the hands of Uhuru. The fact is that he was a saboteur and no wonder they are always crying sabotage. He has been on the wheel for only one year but the entire world knows that he has nothing to offer. He is just hot air.
If I give you 100 shillings to use as a Kenyan. Wouldn't it be prudent that you break it down to the last cent for me to know how you used it before I give you the next 100 shilling.
Guys ar the studio. Next time please give your guest time to exhaustively respond to a question you pose to them. Ndingu failed to addeess certain important issues because you kept interupting the flow of information. You did poorly this time and Ndungu outsmarted you. We endedup not getting certain facts out of him. You interupted the flow unnecessarily.
So what, this is common knowledge, this is not the first regime to pay debts, we have been doing it since 1963. Why shout about it while it's your responsibility to govern and everything that comes with it. That's the reason you have been elected, not to be perpetual crybabies
just theories as usual. no practicality. the interviewer are also illiterate in economics. Bure kabisa
This guys are some of the best interiewers in Kenya but the interviewee in this case is a very cunning and smart individual who caught them unawares and yes unprepared. No one is perfect.
Just nonsense. No accurate fiscal or monetary policy understanding. 🤦🏾♀️
Have you been to an economics class?
Are you describing yourself? 😅. Funny guys
@@ishowspeedreactionzKenyans and their know it all attitude 😂. You might discover the guy is a social worker
He understands the economy, its only that he wants to fit in the agenda of IMF
@crazytrackler.6427 am a social worker too but I really understand these macroeconomic issues. That guy lamenting is not even a social worker... He is just bitter
What is this man doing here everyday?Why isn't he appearing at the national assembly senate to do part of what he is paid to do?
I actually have seen him today on spice fm, I think you mean another Njuguna ndungu
@@kabuthakabutha9472 He was there even yesterday
Why are you bitter? This man has just showed up today