bonechamberlain:
Pure Mallam, that amount can't be up to 10billion. Abokii Na abokii

Malam na malam even when or if you spell am backword.... Sips my palmwine.

ladyF:
Hehehe....
I don change name now. Team FynestGeh and Fynestboi

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stevedre:


Malam na malam even when or if you spell am backword.... Sips my palmwine.

seyoops4u:


Lol..@fyneat boi ....
Only u ; FynestGeh and Fynestboi[..

That can't be #1 trillion Naira, if this below is $1 trillion dollars...
Cc: toba400

[quote author=valboy20 post=47762714][b] Dear poster,
Kindly include the location.. I almost poo for body due to laffta

bongolistik:
That money is just One hundred million Naira (N100, 000,000) because they are in N500 note.

Just look at the visible standing vertical parts and those that are lying horizontally inside. From the horizontal ones you can see that the money was divided into bundles and tied in two bundles each. Each bundle is 100 pieces of N500 which is 50K, then the tied up double bundles are 100k. So each tied one is 100k.

Now coming to the arrangement, from the vertically visible part by the right hand side, careful counting shows 10 tied up bundles arranged horizontally on the floor region then 10 also were arranged vertically upward and they constitute only the visible parts.

Since they are 100k each, the 10 horizontal arrangements on the floor gives 100k X 10 = 1 million then you multiply by the 10 vertical arrange ie 1 million X 10 to give you 10 million.

Now these are the visible ones only by the right.

Again since we have one complete row and column as 10 million, counting the other arrangements from right to left show that in total they are 10 in number.

So finally multiply the 10 million by 10 arrangements to get 100 million as your answer.

If they are in N1,000 Note it will just be doubled that is two hundred million Naira (N200,000,000).

Anyway even at that, it is a huge sums of cash that are stashed up there and I love that

Guy, u rock, infact ur head dey there,.

bongolistik:
Even if the money were in 100 Dollar bills, it will still not be up to 1 trillion Naira.

Since we said that the money is just One hundred million Naira in N500 Notes to get the number of individual pieces is just to divide N100, 000,000 by 500 and that will give you 200,000 pieces.

Now assuming these 200,000 pieces were in 100 Dollar bills, then multiply the 200,000 by 100 Dollars to get the total money in dollar currency.

When you do that you have $20,000,000 (twenty million dollars

Now covert $20,000,000 to Naira, we have to multiply by the current rate of dollar to Naira, which we will just take as N300 to a dollar.

So multiplying $20,000,000 by N300 will give you N6, 000,000,000 (6 billion Naira) and it is still nowhere near One trillion Naira.

So my brothers and sisters One trillion Naira nobi beans

I really gbadun ur analysis. even in dollars, u be mathematician??