BishopMagic:



Passingshit, we are waiting for one naira to be equal to one dollar.


When GEJ left it was trading at 190 and you call 208 progress?


You must be as daft as your boko commander

ocelot2006:

It NEVER went beyond 190 under GEJ. Keep lying.

BishopMagic:



Passingshit, we are waiting for one naira to be equal to one dollar.


When GEJ left it was trading at 190 and you call 208 progress?


You must be as daft as your boko commander

Horlufemi:


When Jonathan came in how much was the dollar?

When I Jonathan left how much was the dollar?

Please answer. And please don't insult me cos I didn't insult u.

PassingShot:
Another sad day for wailers who will never see any good in this country.

The bad news they pray for shall be their lot.

Obynolee:


You really don't know what you are talking about but soon you will realize, when most importers emptied their warehouse

ocelot2006:


It NEVER went beyond 190 under GEJ. Keep lying.

BishopMagic:


Shut up you bloody liar.


It was 190 as at May 29.


I know because I converted some of my savings to my dorm account in apprehension that it will further fall.

metorichmond:
What type of rally? The op though

PassingShot:

How does my prayer for those who wish the country bad become a problem for you or anyone who doesn't wish the country bad?

ocelot2006:


You're aware that at the tail end of the GEJ's administration, the price of oil crashed dramatically due to the excess shale oil pumped into the global market by the United States of America, which in turn led to the devaluation of the Naira, right? So if you're trying to lay the blame on GEJ, I suggest you go do a bit more reading.

BishopMagic:


GEJ left the dollar trading at 190 and this was as a result of serious apprehension on the outcome of the presidential election.


In less than a month, the dollar spiked to 250. And today you are celebrating a change from 190 to 208 as progress?


You daft fool

ExInferis:



Wow, so you converted your savings to your DORMITORY account? Nice!

Me, i converted mine to my DOMICILIARY account, as normal people do.

#SchoolTheFool

Baawaa:
That is CHANGE!
Never again JonaTAN in this nation

LasoulMacuby:

ur stupidity is epic. y not just leave Nigeria and run to a pathetic hole in Timbuktu. we will never miss u, I promise

BishopMagic:



Passingshit, we are waiting for one naira to be equal to one dollar.


When GEJ left it was trading at 190 and you call 208 progress?


You must be as daft as your boko commander

Truckpusher:
I was referring to Buhariconomics that you and your kind are celebrating .

From an economic perspective ,do you think that what the FG is doing to resuscitate the naira is the way forward ?

How about when industries begin to lay off workers in their thousands ,ushering in an austerity measure and thereby increasing civil unrest which in turn will give hoodlums a free hand to operate undisturbed because their attention would be divided and the menace of boko haram in the North East ? Do you think that we have the security,facility and technical know-how to battle these things without running into chaos? Mr passingshot.

BishopMagic:


Shut up you bloody liar.


It was 190 as at May 29.


I know because I converted some of my savings to my dorm account in apprehension that it will further fall.

BishopMagic:



Fool.

Better start planting whatever cash crop because the oil will no longer fund your useless parasitic nation.

BishopMagic:



Fool.

Better start planting whatever cash crop because the oil will no longer fund your useless parasitic nation.

BishopMagic:



Olofo you have no argument.


Keep picking arguments from my abbreviations like the foolish clueless zombie Buharist you are.


Whether dorm or dom you got my drift.


Fool

BishopMagic:



Fool.

Better start planting whatever cash crop because the oil will no longer fund your useless parasitic nation.

simseg01:
The Naira, on Friday, regained its strength and appreciated to N208 to the Dollar in the parallel market, compared with the N212 it traded for on Thursday.
The British Pound Sterling and the Euro also traded at N330 and N230, respectively, at the parallel market on Friday.
The official interbank exchange rate, however, remained at N197 to the Dollar.
Olufukeje Adegbeye, a currency trader, attributed the fluctuation of the Naira to the global devaluation of the dollar and recent monetary policies of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN); adding that the intervention of the CBN had stifled the forces of demand and supply in the nation’s currency market.
“The businessman on the street should be taken into consideration,” he said. “Some of our manufacturers still depend on the importation of raw materials for their operations. The policy
on foreign exchange restriction has made life extremely difficult for manufacturers.”
He also said that the CBN, through its policies, has created avenues for the cross border smuggling of foreign currencies, especially the dollar.

http://dailytimes.com.ng/naira-rallies-against-the-dollar/

BishopMagic:



Fool.

Better start planting whatever cash crop because the oil will no longer fund your useless parasitic nation.

PassingShot:
Liar! It was way above 220 when GEJ left.

PassingShot:

What makes you think industries will start laying off workers?
On the contrary, employment drive is gathering momentum.

BishopMagic:


Ohh you are still one of the deluded fools who think Nijeriya still exist.
I pity you arewastani citizen

BishopMagic:


Shut up you bloody liar.


It was 190 as at May 29.


I know because I converted some of my savings to my dorm account in apprehension that it will further fall.

BishopMagic:



[s]When you father came in and left, he left his sexual transmitted foolery in your mother.[/s]

Truth234:


Daily rubbish, there is nothing like global devaluation of dollar, dollar is current the most appreciated major currency with over 20 percent appreciation this year alone. Naira simply appreciate because of reduce in the demand for dollar at the parallel market, since banks are not accepting it.