Comments by "Ola Palooza" (@1001Balance) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1. Ghana was broke in may 2023 and had to be bailed out by the IMF. Their inflation varies between 38 and 50%. Ghana is a bad example. Ivory Coast is a better example, access to credit, real growth and a stable currency, the CFA.
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  2. Now it is called the ‘broke coast’ 😂😅🙁
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  3.  @markdempsey1088  no it isn’t , thoughts and prayers
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  4. No one wants to be Floridian eating crocodile testicles
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  5. Ghana Argentina both at the mercy of the IMF
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  6.  @julianaansah6367  better move to another country
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  7.  @markdempsey1088  it seems I have a personal troll. My reactions contain quite some arguments for those who want to read them. But people like this one bringinf nothing to the table deserve tar and feathers. Nothing more. A waste of everyone’s time. So I just ignore 😂
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  8.  @bizhope007  i wonder what a life you lead actually, you post three times more playing the person rather than the topic. So to be fair whatever you say is applicable to yourself. You try to get under people’s skin and for what? Mayne you could spend your tike and effort to fight for women’s rights in Jamaica or so.
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  9.  @julianaansah6367  that is fair. Just be modest in your expectations. The IMF does not just keep lending money without conditions to cut government expenses. Reducing government spending will affect wages, hiring and social security. We have seen that in many other countries before.
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  10.  @anondude504  actually they arent
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  11.  @koffido1334  thanks for important and meaningful arguments. Please get lost next time. Your reactions are a waste of people’s time. I have been following the CFA for 10 years. I work in the region and have first hand information.
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  12.  @koffido1334  tu n’en sais rien. Car tu n’offres pas d’arguments juste des accusations vides comme ‘educate yourself’. T’as meme pas lu les status de la BECEAO sur le CFA. T’es un gamin qui sort en boite pour impressionner les fillettes, mais ca ne marche pas ici. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  13.  @koffido1334  you don’t even speak french, so how can you read the official law texts, do you want me to translate then to you?
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  14.  @julianaansah6367  who are you? If you can’t bring data to the table and just post pitiful nationalist comments, nobody will take you serious and you are just supporting my analysis. Many thanks for that.
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  15.  @koffido1334  si tu avais lu to connais exactement le role de la France qui n’est pas comme les natio’s le presentent. Mais regarde n’import quelle analyse de la region. Regarde qui sont les pays qui paient un faible taux d’interêt pour leur obligation, compare ton Ghana au CI. Compare les taux d’inflation. Stp arrete, c’est du n’importe quoi. The bailout by the IMF of Ghana between May-September 2023 is also fake news according to you. Ghana is quasi broke. I don’t find pleasure in that. It is a mere fact. Next will be Ethiopia soon.
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  16. I only know of people moving to Germany. But hell, we should believe a dude in hawai shirt. Are you paid by Moskou or what?
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  17.  @koffido1334  lol, Ghana was broke in May 2023 and had to be bailed out by the IMF with a 3 billion usd emergency loan. One week later and they couldn’t have paid the salaries of public servants. Before the IMF’s decision inflation went up to 50%, after the IMF loan 38%. No, Ghana survives at the mercy of the IMF, a very bad place to be. Contrary to that Ivory coast has inflation of only 8% and has free access to the international obligation market at more acceptable rates, Ghana cannot even afford going there because their credit rating is junk. Maybe Ghana should hope that the eco will be launched soon, so it builds some stability and much needed trust. Anyway, make sure you don’t put money on a bank in Accra and try to keep your savings in USD, euro or ….. yes…. FCFA! Must hurt, doesn’t it buddy.
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