vexing:


Who is ur maths teacher


Who is ur maths teacher


Who is ur maths teacher

It was Shekau that taught him Maths.

Remii:


You are wrong about Ghana Cedi, reverse is the case 1 Cedi is about N190. Cedi is almost $1 after re denomination

I Ghana cedi is like 54 Naira thanks to devaluation

they removed almost 3 zeros to achieve that, only central bank can do that and soludo wanted to do that but the FG as of then refused

Bluffly:


Ghana re-denominated and revalued their currency and are currently working to sustain it. This was what Soludo attempted during Yaradua's tenure and was rebuffed. Selfish reasons best known to the cabals

Soludo wanted the N20 note as the highest denomination too.

nairabetguru:
African Curriencies
Angolan Kwanza (AOA)
0.5395
Burundian Franc (BIF)
7.892
Botswanan Pula (BWP)
0.05045
Congolese Franc (CDF)
4.653
Cape Verdean Escudo (CVE)
0.517
Djiboutian Franc (DJF)
0.8949
Algerian Dinar (DZD)
0.4888
Egyptian Pound (EGP)
0.03841
Ethiopian Birr (ETB)
0.1026
Falkland Islands Pound (FKP)
0.003411
Gambian Dalasi (GMD)
0.2168

1 Nigerian Naira equals
0.019 Ghanaian Cedi

Guinean Franc (GNF)
36.73
Kenyan Shilling (KES)
0.4631
Comorian Franc (KMF)
2.32
Lebanese Pound (LBP)
7.553
Liberian Dollar (LRD)
0.4257
Lesotho Loti (LSL)
0.06164
Libyan Dinar (LYD)
0.006845
Moroccan Dirham (MAD)
0.05029
Malagasy Ariary (MGA)
15.03
Mauritanian Ouguiya (MRO)
1.465
Mauritian Rupee (MUR)
0.1838
Malawian Kwacha (MWK)
2.201
Mozambican Metical (MZN)
0.1736
Namibian Dollar (NAD)
0.06164
Rwandan Franc (RWF)
3.462
Seychellois Rupee (SCR)
0.06794
Sudanese Pound (SDG)
0.02928
Saint Helena Pound (SHP)
0.003411
Sierra Leonean Leone (SLL)
22.05
Somali Shilling (SOS)
3.553
Sao Tome and Principe Dobra (STD)
115.1
Swazi Lilangeni (SZL)
0.06164
Tunisian Dinar (TND)
0.009878
Tanzanian Shilling (TZS)
9.256
Ugandan Shilling (UGX)
14.56
CFA Franc BEAC (XAF)
3.088
CFA Franc BCEAO (XOF)
3.087
South African Rand (ZAR)
0.06169
Zambian Kwacha (ZMK)
26.44
Zimbabwean Dollar (ZWL)
1.623

point of correction on zimbabwe you either use the RSA Rand or US$

shegsky:
Lol. So Morocco s currency sef no get weight at all. And that PM was shouting as if Them use

why are u displaying ur ignorance here...u cant even interpret exchange rate....1naira = 0.05029...and u say moroccan currency is weak...smh..

wristwatch:
My God, GEJ has ruined the economy.

Imagine N52.63 equals 1 cedis

O ma se o!

Ghana knocked off some zeros from their currency via what is vaguely described as mathematical abracadabra. The real Cedi is nowhere near the naira in terms of value. You can look up the minimum wage of Ghana to have an idea.

OXYGEN011:
We are talking about GHANA CEDIS and you are talking about OLD Currency.

what is wrong with you dumbos? Do you not see that Ghana knocked off 4 zeros to give their currency an artificial value. All you need to do is add 4 zeros to get the real value of the cedi.

OXYGEN011:
A Ghanaian will automatically become a billionaire when he exchange 10,000 cedis to naira.

The minimum wage in Ghana is 6 Cedis a day and 186 cedis a month if the average Ghanaian were to work the full 31 days in a month.

Now, seeing that the Cedi exchanges at 54.51 to the Naira, by the time you multiply 186 by 54.51, you still have 10,138.86 Naira as the minimum wage in Ghana, excluding taxes and other deduction, while here in Nigeria, our minimum wage is N18,000 for a civil servant who works for just 22 days in a month.

So, while it will take an average Ghanaian some 53.7 months or four years and five months to earn 10,000 cedis which is the equivalent of 545,100 Naira, a Nigerian with a minimum wage of N.18,000 a month can actually earn this amount in 30 months and two weeks or two years, six months and approximately three weeks.

So chilax bro as we are far ahead of Ghana in this race to become a billonaire.

Curvinus:


what is wrong with you dumbos? Do you not see that Ghana knocked off 4 zeros to give their currency an artificial value. All you need to do is add 4 zeros to get the real value of the cedi.

Such stupidity. If you add 4 zeros you gonna get different amount altogether. Are you that dumb? If Ghc1= 54naira will Ghc10000 still give u 54naira ? Ignorant m.o.r.o.n

Curvinus:



The minimum wage in Ghana is 6 Cedis a day and 186 cedis a month if the average Ghanaian were to work the full 31 days in a month.

Now, seeing that the Cedi exchanges at 54.51 to the Naira, by the time you multiply 186 by 54.51, you still have 10,138.86 Naira as the minimum wage in Ghana, excluding taxes and other deduction, while here in Nigeria, our minimum wage is N18,000 for a civil servant who works for just 22 days in a month.

So, while it will take an average Ghanaian some 53.7 months or four years and five months to earn 10,000 cedis which is the equivalent of 545,100 Naira, a Nigerian with a minimum wage of N.18,000 a month can actually earn this amount in 30 months and two weeks or two years, six months and approximately three weeks.

So chilax bro as we are far ahead of Ghana in this race to become a billonaire.

I wasn't talking about minimum wages oo.EXCHANGE RATE!!!

Curvinus:


Ghana knocked off some zeros from their currency via what is vaguely described as mathematical abracadabra. The real Cedi is nowhere near the naira in terms of value. You can look up the minimum wage of Ghana to have an idea.

And you think that had an effect on the cedi or what? You just don't know what you are talking about.

Exchange rate for converting Ghana Cedi to
Nigerian Naira : 1 GHS = 55.90294 NGN
GHS
NGN
GH₵ 1 GHS
₦ 55.90 NGN
GH₵ 5 GHS
₦ 279.51 NGN
GH₵ 10 GHS
₦ 559.03 NGN
GH₵ 50 GHS
₦ 2,795.15 NGN
GH₵ 100 GHS
₦ 5,590.29 NGN
GH₵ 250 GHS
₦ 13,975.74 NGN
GH₵ 500 GHS
₦ 27,951.47 NGN
GH₵ 1,000 GHS
₦ 55,902.94 NGN
GH₵ 5,000 GHS
₦ 279,514.72 NGN
GH₵ 10,000 GHS
₦ 559,029.44 NGN
GH₵ 50,000 GHS
₦ 2,795,147.21 NGN
GH₵ 100,000 GHS
₦ 5,590,294.43 NGN
GH₵ 500,000 GHS
₦ 27,951,472.13 NGN
GH₵ 1,000,000 GHS
₦ 55,902,944.26 NGN
Last Updated: Friday March 20 2015
17:08:37
Currency Pair Indicator:
NGN/GHS
Buy NGN/Sell GHS
Buy Nigerian Naira/Sell Ghana Cedi
Convert from Ghana Cedi to Nigerian Naira
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So is Ghc1 and Ghc10000 the same?

OXYGEN011:
Such stupidity. If you add 4 zeros you gonna get different amount altogether. Are you that dumb? If Ghc1= 54naira will Ghc10000 still give u 54naira ? Ignorant m.o.r.o.n

Please stop reply these dumbo. Els u will continue till thy Kingdom come. It's funny how they tell you how your own economy is run. If u tell them theirs they say u don't know a thing.

OXYGEN011:
Such stupidity. If you add 4 zeros you gonna get different amount altogether. Are you that dumb? If Ghc1= 54naira will Ghc10000 still give u 54naira ? Ignorant m.o.r.o.n

Dear me, some of you dumbos are so set in your ways that you refuse to acknowledge simple facts. I give up.

ADAMUdaCOWBOY:

i tire o! someone was alreary indicating interest in going to sao tome a country with a far worse currency than nigeria. maths hard o!

haa!! Sao Tome

Sirniyeh:
For those who want to travel out to look for greener pasture, the exchange rate will guide you. For instance, if you carry 2,000,000,000 cedis from Ghana to Nigeria, don't be surprised when you are given just N30,000 as exchanged value.
But try South Africa, it is more of living in UK. The exchange rate is favourable.

Olodo, which school u go

iamord:
Please stop reply these dumbo. Els u will continue till thy Kingdom come. It's funny how they tell you how your own economy is run. If u tell them theirs they say u don't know a thing.

Ain't it a bit too early to be mucking about and talking trash about something you could easily look up on the net?

A decent brain cell will tell you that if you add four zeros to the cedi, you'll have ten thourand cedis exchanging for for N54.51 which is the real value before the cedi was mathematically adjusted by the Ghanaian government.

Please get your facts right and stop embarrassing yourself with lame comments.

I'm sure you'll come here and spout the same garbage by the time Zimbabwe knocks off further zeroes from their currency. Mugs.

Curvinus:



The minimum wage in Ghana is 6 Cedis a day and 186 cedis a month if the average Ghanaian were to work the full 31 days in a month.

Now, seeing that the Cedi exchanges at 54.51 to the Naira, by the time you multiply 186 by 54.51, you still have 10,138.86 Naira as the minimum wage in Ghana, excluding taxes and other deduction, while here in Nigeria, our minimum wage is N18,000 for a civil servant who works for just 22 days in a month.

So, while it will take an average Ghanaian some 53.7 months or four years and five months to earn 10,000 cedis which is the equivalent of 545,100 Naira, a Nigerian with a minimum wage of N.18,000 a month can actually earn this amount in 30 months and two weeks or two years, six months and approximately three weeks.

So chilax bro as we are far ahead of Ghana in this race to become a billonaire.

You posted the most brilliant response.

The value of a currency is not in the exchange rate, but the purchasing power.

A loaf of bread (agege) is #70, how much is a loaf in ghana? Please people, I'm not being bias in my opinion neither am I looking down on someone else's country or economy.

A loaf in SA (spar, shoprite and the likes) R5. So 5*15 should be #75... So its cheaper in Nigeria compared to South Africa.

Thanks

Please who knows how much it goes for in Ghana?

uchennaq:
The last time I traveled to Ghana Jan this year, 100000 ghana cedi was exchanged for 80000 naira. These countries currency is useless. Be not be deceived.

I suppose the last time you travelled to Ghana was in 1940.

Na african FRANKS nigeria currency go the compete with o I can see its franks and some few others that is lower than our naira. What a SHAME

Curvinus:


Ain't it a bit too early to be mucking about and talking trash about something you could easily look up on the net?

A decent brain cell will tell you that if you add four zeros to the cedi, you'll have ten thourand cedis exchanging for for N54.51 which is the real value before the cedi was mathematically adjusted by the Ghanaian government.

Please get your facts right and stop embarrassing yourself with lame comments.

I'm sure you'll come here and spout the same garbage by the time Zimbabwe knocks off further zeroes from their currency. Mugs.

Your ignorance is beyond imaginations.YOUVE NOT EVEN TRAVELLED BEFORE AND YOU HERE TALKING TRASH...10000 GHANA CEDIS CAN BUT MANSION IN nigeria .Do you know what you gonna get if you exchange GHC10000 to naira? Exchange rate for converting Ghana Cedi to
Nigerian Naira : 1 GHS = 55.90294 NGN
GHS
NGN
GH₵ 1 GHS
₦ 55.90 NGN
GH₵ 5 GHS
₦ 279.51 NGN
GH₵ 10 GHS
₦ 559.03 NGN
GH₵ 50 GHS
₦ 2,795.15 NGN
GH₵ 100 GHS
₦ 5,590.29 NGN
GH₵ 250 GHS
₦ 13,975.74 NGN
GH₵ 500 GHS
₦ 27,951.47 NGN
GH₵ 1,000 GHS
₦ 55,902.94 NGN
GH₵ 5,000 GHS
₦ 279,514.72 NGN
GH₵ 10,000 GHS
₦ 559,029.44 NGN
GH₵ 50,000 GHS
₦ 2,795,147.21 NGN
GH₵ 100,000 GHS
₦ 5,590,294.43 NGN
GH₵ 500,000 GHS
₦ 27,951,472.13 NGN
GH₵ 1,000,000 GHS
₦ 55,902,944.26 NGN
Last Updated: Friday March 20 2015
17:08:37
Currency Pair Indicator:
NGN/GHS
Buy NGN/Sell GHS
Buy Nigerian Naira/Sell Ghana Cedi
Convert from Ghana Cedi to Nigerian Naira

Sirniyeh:
For those who want to travel out to look for greener pasture, the exchange rate will guide you. For instance, if you carry 2,000,000,000 cedis from Ghana to Nigeria, don't be surprised when you are given just N30,000 as exchanged value.

But try South Africa, it is more of living in UK. The exchange rate is favourable.

you are funny Ghana dont use cedi they use Ghana cedi, convert 1ghc to Naira you will relocate your family next day

CFCfan:

Soludo wanted the N20 note as the highest denomination too.

Which was with the aim of discouraging moving cash about. He was tending towards cashless too before sanusi came in.

OXYGEN011:
Whom are you trying to deceive? Why don't u just state it clearly 1000ghana cedis = 100k naira(100k means 100,000 naira)

no bro,its actully 53,000 naira nw.

nairabetguru:
African Curriencies
Angolan Kwanza (AOA)
0.5395
Burundian Franc (BIF)
7.892
Botswanan Pula (BWP)
0.05045
Congolese Franc (CDF)
4.653
Cape Verdean Escudo (CVE)
0.517
Djiboutian Franc (DJF)
0.8949
Algerian Dinar (DZD)
0.4888
Egyptian Pound (EGP)
0.03841
Ethiopian Birr (ETB)
0.1026
Falkland Islands Pound (FKP)
0.003411
Gambian Dalasi (GMD)
0.2168

1 Nigerian Naira equals
0.019 Ghanaian Cedi

Guinean Franc (GNF)
36.73
Kenyan Shilling (KES)
0.4631
Comorian Franc (KMF)
2.32
Lebanese Pound (LBP)
7.553
Liberian Dollar (LRD)
0.4257
Lesotho Loti (LSL)
0.06164
Libyan Dinar (LYD)
0.006845
Moroccan Dirham (MAD)
0.05029
Malagasy Ariary (MGA)
15.03
Mauritanian Ouguiya (MRO)
1.465
Mauritian Rupee (MUR)
0.1838
Malawian Kwacha (MWK)
2.201
Mozambican Metical (MZN)
0.1736
Namibian Dollar (NAD)
0.06164
Rwandan Franc (RWF)
3.462
Seychellois Rupee (SCR)
0.06794
Sudanese Pound (SDG)
0.02928
Saint Helena Pound (SHP)
0.003411
Sierra Leonean Leone (SLL)
22.05
Somali Shilling (SOS)
3.553
Sao Tome and Principe Dobra (STD)
115.1
Swazi Lilangeni (SZL)
0.06164
Tunisian Dinar (TND)
0.009878
Tanzanian Shilling (TZS)
9.256
Ugandan Shilling (UGX)
14.56
CFA Franc BEAC (XAF)
3.088
CFA Franc BCEAO (XOF)
3.087
South African Rand (ZAR)
0.06169
Zambian Kwacha (ZMK)
26.44
Zimbabwean Dollar (ZWL)
1.623

but i was told 1 ghana cedi is equal to 100 naira

donshaddow:


You posted the most brilliant response.

The value of a currency is not in the exchange rate, but the purchasing power.

A loaf of bread (agege) is #70, how much is a loaf in ghana? Please people, I'm not being bias in my opinion neither am I looking down on someone else's country or economy.

A loaf in SA (spar, shoprite and the likes) R5. So 5*15 should be #75... So its cheaper in Nigeria compared to South Africa.

Thanks

Please who knows how much it goes for in Ghana?

You can't compare agege bread to bread bought @ shopryte nah

ksmartdope:
but i was told 1 ghana cedi is equal to 100 naira

1 Ghanaian cedi = 53.0804 Nigerian nairas

nairabetguru:



You can't compare agege bread to bread bought @ shopryte nah

Believe me when I say its the same..

Have tasted both and Agege is even better sef...

I don't buy sliced bread (albany), I buy Agege bread at Shoprite... Na so we sabi am.. Lol

donshaddow:


You posted the most brilliant response.

The value of a currency is not in the exchange rate, but the purchasing power.

A loaf of bread (agege) is #70, how much is a loaf in ghana? Please people, I'm not being bias in my opinion neither am I looking down on someone else's country or economy.

A loaf in SA (spar, shoprite and the likes) R5. So 5*15 should be #75... So its cheaper in Nigeria compared to South Africa.

Thanks

Please who knows how much it goes for in Ghana?

Do you mean Niara has value then that exchange rate is a mere thing? mind you that SA N75 bread with the quality and standard will be produce in Nigeria for N150 or N200 Naira. so your explanation is wrong

understand that in SA they sell quality not quantity in the whole of SA you cant buy a jean for N2500 but here in Nigeria the average cost for jean is N2000 so if a jean is bought in SA for let say N5000 that same jean in Nigeria will be 18000 to 20000 niara

for the fact that we buy substandard goods in Nigeria at cheaper cost do not mean our currency has value

nairabetguru:



1 Ghanaian cedi = 53.0804 Nigerian nairas

Yes 2012 1 GHC is N120 before the GHC nose dive to N55.02 2015

donshaddow:


Believe me when I say its the same..

Have tasted both and Agege is even better sef...

I don't buy sliced bread (albany), I buy Agege bread at Shoprite... Na so we sabi am.. Lol

this is the level of poverty saying Agege is better than Shoprite bread just list the ingredent in Agege bread and list that of shoprite bread then you see you are far from it, its like saying you buy true legion jean in Nigeria 5000 and you go go their agent shop and see the pattern for 20000 and say both are same wash the jean then you know they are not

snaiper:
no bro,its actully 53,000 naira nw.

kk