IloveGH:
@ Accraman Lagosman, S3 wu se woy3 onua, me p3 s3 wu nkyr) biribi tin tin w) Twi mu na y3n hw3

AccraMan:
wufiri h3?

IloveGH:


LOSER!

Is that the best you can do? LOL! You didn't even understand a word in my sentence and you are claiming Ghanaian.


You can never be a Ghanaian. Not even in your dreams!

GET A LIFE dude, you have failed big time!!!

AccraMan:
ok,can you just leave me? Wo ye azaa paaa!

AccraMan:
ok,can you just leave me? Wo ye azaa paaa!

diluminati:


please dont mind that time waster, $20 is equals to 66cedis, while $20 is equals to N4,000. see the difference?

$1 = 3.3 cedis
$1 = N160 ....... what an error

Then 1 cedi = N56. So my naija people please shut up!

AzontoGhost:

woboa!! wo mmom na woy3 azaa ne Awam!!

chinedumo:


i think this is after the redenomination

For example, let's reform the naira. Suppose the naira exchanged for 100 naira to a dollar pre-reform, it means to buy 100 naira worth of goods pre-reform an American needs $1. Now, post-reform we take out two zeros and turn 100 naira to 1 naira, it means to buy 100 naira worth of goods at pre-reform prices, a Nigerian needs 1 naira post-reform. Now this also means to buy 1 naira worth of goods post-reform, an American still needs $1 post-reform.
As you can see, even though the exchange rate has been changed nominally to $1 to a naira, in real terms, the exchange rate remains the same.
This is why we say a currency reform has no effect on real prices

Today at current exchange rate, and If Ghana had not redenominated, £1 = N250 = 31,000.00 cedis i.e 3.1 cedis today.
When Ghana redenominated in 2007 , and rounded down decimal places, the exchange rate became 2 cedis to £1 and approximately $1 to 1 cedi. Back then, and as has been the case for a while, Naira hovered around N255 to £1. Meaning N255 bought 2cedis. Today, as we speak Naira is still around £255.00 to £1 whereas it is £1 to 3.1 cedis. Today N255 now buys 3.1 cedis when it only bought 2cedis in 2007. This is why like-for-like comparison is always best to make issues crystal clear. Is it not now obvious which currency is stronger and has greater purchasing power?

AccraMan:
Ask a ghanaian anything about ghana......

Helghast:

Ok I'm just curious to know, what is the average Ghanaian's opinion about South Africa or South Africans in general, well that's if you even have an opinion about S.A
Be honest
*My Nigerian Brothers and Sisters please don't tell us your opinions about S.A*

Helghast:
Nice thread Op, I like the fact that this hasn't turned into another Nigeria Vs Ghana battlefield. A lot of my Ghanaian friends down here South, always talk about how "Ghanaians and Nigerians are like Boiling oil and Water Sh*t happens when you combine the two"

This is a very informative Thread.

AccraMan:
personally,i don't have any beef with south africans and am sure thats the case with most ghanaians! Though they can be annonying sometimes with comments such as "west africans are too loud,they boast alot"......

AccraMan:
thanks to you! Ghanaians and nigerians are like brothers and sisters,the nigerian government and its people helps us alot and its reciprocal...

reedonne:

IAMORD is probably the olderst ghanian on Nairaland and he never bash Nigeria. - Fact

iamord:


Well am probably one of the youngest , but think above my age group. I don't bash nigeria cos the problem is not nigeria but nigerians , most especially on here.. When I find someone saying something misleading I will not hesitate to put the person to order

reedonne:

I dont mean oldest in term of age but in term of time you registered to NL.