Economists in the house, is there any valid prospect of Buhari's government reviewing Naira's value upwards after coming into office?

I have some hard currency holding.

Buhari cannot do anything about the Naira's value. So long as oil prices remain weak, the naira will remain under sustained strain.

bookface:


Buhari cannot do anything about the Naira's value. So long as oil prices remain weak, the naira will remain under sustained strain.

He will also stabilize oil price and before you know it, N1 will be equal to $1
These and more, he promised to do.

#Fingers crossed#

if your man does not do magic and miracle combined,
the dollar will soon be worth 300 naira!

I have a feeling Emefiele might do a slight revaluation, maybe by 10 naira in order to keep his job and curry favour from the public...

It fell to 197 when crude fell to 42$ now that its trading @ 65-67$, whats keeping it @ same exchange price? if indeed it was wholly affected by crude oil price, economists can explain better.

tit:
if your man does not do magic and miracle combined,
the dollar will soon be worth 300 naira!

are the only foolish one who hasn't realised that naira has appreciated against the dollar?

SLIDEwaxie:
are the only foolish one who hasn't realised that naira has appreciated against the dollar?

mumu,
we are talking of what will happen when brainless babaonesance takes the reins.

tit:


mumu,
we are talking of what will happen when brainless babaonesance takes the reins.

fool, we're telling u things can only get better

tit:


mumu,
we are talking of what will happen when brainless babaonesance takes the reins.

that brainless babaonesance is more intelligent than Jonathan who achieved nothing apart from amplifying ethnic differences. Future events will disgrace Jonathan.

lf we direct effort to the Non-oil sector, it would lessen the dependence on oil. Watched African market place on CNN earlier in the day and the focus was on the Kenyan flower industry which in 2014 brought in over N120b into their economy from the international market not to talk of the local market. The industry provides employment to about 100,000 locals from those who do the growing, the harvesting, the trimming and packaging.

l know every night, airlines airlifts packaged flowers from Nairobi to Europe where it would auctioned the following morning and Nigeria as the big man we are, we head to Europe to import that same flower! Why won't the Naira depreciate?

I appreciate the responses.