If crude oil can sell @ 100$ per barrel this month.

9jakohai:

And oil was at $110 and above.

let them know

The good old days.....*smh while biting finger*

9jakohai:
And oil was at $110 and above.

Even when the price of oil from the Niger Delta started nose diving, Jonathan managed our economy very well such that our exchange rate did not crash anyhow unlike the dullard who has ruled ruined us for two years.
Oil price crashed by over 50% but Jonathan managed our exchange rate to drop only by N10 from N206 on the shared picture of the OP to N216 on the campaign poster for CHANGE.
The dullard is a curse upon this land.
The zombies should remove their deadi bodi, abeg.


www.nairaland.com/attachments/5037232_chart2_png458c6341b0e8e8f38509d431d0581949

BMC crew will tactically avoid this thread, I trust them.

pocohantas:
That's exactly how the value of some Nigerian men is dropping.
Which one we go use console ourselves now?

Things are expensive, even to see better boyfriend that will make you happy scarce like dollar. OP, the value of oil was good then sha.

Nobody should quote me

See me hear, I love you. I be better boyfriend, I go make you happy

HAH:
What will you do if you see the exchange rate of 1983.? That was when naira was naira

We r not even talking about that one.

happney65:


Before Buhari and co came and destroyed everything..Awon weere..

how much was the same euro in January 2015. I can still remember buhari was not in power them.

rheether:
When we though Jona was clueless

He was. He still is!

Asito:
all hail the passport currency.

fine arts

anonimi:


Do we know better now



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This ur pix is enof to make Buhari resign if he had any atom of integrity

they have messed everything up.

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anonimi:


Do we know better now



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we sure do know now..

That was before the evil and illiterate tyrant called Buhari came.

vizkiz:
I remember those days when shawama (full package) costs 500 naira.

When I can cook a good meal with 1k

When I can use 2k petrol for a whole week

How did we get here?

Hahahaha. Through "change".

REIIGN:
This was before we let an 80 year old kunu drinking, burukutu sipping, certificateless cattle rearer take over the highest seat in the land!


How can a country of technocrats be ruled by a War-College diploma holder? How did we get here? In saner climes, Buhari is not even qualified to work as a domestic staff in the Presidential villa.


How did we get here?

well said bro

naijaboy756:
This ur pix is enof to make Buhari resign if he had any atom of integrity

Hahahaha. African leaders don't resign from office, most especially Nigerian leaders.

vizkiz:
I remember those days when shawama (full package) costs 500 naira.

When I can cook a good meal with 1k

When I can use 2k petrol for a whole week

How did we get here?

smally, how old are you then?

9jakohai:


And oil was at $110 and above.

And we had enough forex flowing in as a result.

And we could afford to let in lots of foriegn investors because they could remit their money home easily (With so much flowing in CBN did not need to do restriction stuff).

By the way....in 1978....N1=$1

Then we were
No 1 in palm oil
No 2 in cocoa
Top5 groundnut producer
Top 5 cotton producer
Top 5 beninseed producer
Top 5 tin and comlumbite producer
Modest exporter of gold. (oh yes!)
Enjoying an oil boom.
Manufacturing things like biscuit, batteries, cars, tyres, etc at home.

If we want to get back there....either we

1.Become productive, which most Nigerians do not like because we like oyinbo and chinese stuff.

2.Allow naira to float...which most Nigerians do not like because we are so fixiated on a strong currency (with nothing to export).

3.Fast and pray that oil goes back to $100 and above (in our dreams).

4.Take a loan to improve power, rail, road and education as a matter of interest. (Hey, South Korea did it in the 1960's).

5.Start buying Nigerian

6.Cut all subsides, and raise taxes, power bills, etc (which most Nigerians do not like because we think that we should pay N10 per liter for fuel, and N100 per semester as university fees).

You want a strong currency.....then work for it. Be prepared for more hardship. Stop waiting for oil. Start producing. Improve your education. Read Field Ruwe everyday.

Yes...all of you asking Buhari to return our currency back to where it was...by the time you realise how tough a road that is going to be...you will keep quiet and beg him to keep pumping dollars. Well...the dollars are not enough.

Time we got some work done.

Rant over.

Well said bro

cheaphost:
Surah Bureau de change is at Wuraola house on Allen.

Hilarious!!!!

pocohantas:
That's exactly how the value of some Nigerian men be dropping.
Which one we go use console ourselves now?

Things are expensive, even to see better boyfriend that will make you happy scarce like dollar. OP, the value of oil was good then sha.

Nobody should quote me

You burst my head mehn

anonimi:


Even when the price of oil from the Niger Delta started nose diving, Jonathan managed our economy very well such that our exchange rate did not crash anyhow unlike the dullard who has ruled ruined us for two years.
Oil price crashed by over 50% but Jonathan managed our exchange rate to drop only by N10 from N206 on the shared picture of the OP to N216 on the campaign poster for CHANGE.
The dullard is a curse upon this land.
The zombies should remove their deadi bodi, abeg.


www.nairaland.com/attachments/5037232_chart2_png458c6341b0e8e8f38509d431d0581949

you are high on weed, can't u see the op posted Euros?

pocohantas:
That's exactly how the value of some Nigerian men be dropping.
Which one we go use console ourselves now?

Things are expensive, even to see better boyfriend that will make you happy scarce like dollar. OP, the value of oil was good then sha.

Nobody should quote me

better boyfriend no sacres, either you're too expensive or too strict, Gime a chance and let me change the whole story

cheaphost:
Surah Bureau de change is at Wuraola house on Allen.

Some of you guys won't kill somebody on Nairaland!

rheether:
When we though Jona was clueless

hahhahha Eiyaahh

Useless APC government

rusher14:
Average crude oil prices in 2012 were at historically high levels for the second year in a row. Brent crude oil averaged $111.67 per barrel, slightly above the 2011 average of $111.26.


https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=9530

Story. Very convenient, continue blaming oil prices. Which sensible policy has this government implemented? Zilch. Zero. None.

That receipts bears my birthday. I was on the air that same day. Now "when naira was naira. Who was the president of Nigeria then?

9jakohai:


And oil was at $110 and above.

And we had enough forex flowing in as a result.

And we could afford to let in lots of foriegn investors because they could remit their money home easily (With so much flowing in CBN did not need to do restriction stuff).

By the way....in 1978....N1=$1

Then we were
No 1 in palm oil
No 2 in cocoa
Top5 groundnut producer
Top 5 cotton producer
Top 5 beninseed producer
Top 5 tin and comlumbite producer
Modest exporter of gold. (oh yes!)
Enjoying an oil boom.
Manufacturing things like biscuit, batteries, cars, tyres, etc at home.

If we want to get back there....either we

1.Become productive, which most Nigerians do not like because we like oyinbo and chinese stuff.

2.Allow naira to float...which most Nigerians do not like because we are so fixiated on a strong currency (with nothing to export).

3.Fast and pray that oil goes back to $100 and above (in our dreams).

4.Take a loan to improve power, rail, road and education as a matter of interest. (Hey, South Korea did it in the 1960's).

5. Start buying Nigerian

6.Cut all subsides, and raise taxes, power bills, etc (which most Nigerians do not like because we think that we should pay N10 per liter for fuel, and N100 per semester as university fees).

You want a strong currency.....then work for it. Be prepared for more hardship. Stop waiting for oil. Start producing. Improve your education. Read Field Ruwe everyday.

Yes...all of you asking Buhari to return our currency back to where it was...by the time you realise how tough a road that is going to be...you will keep quiet and beg him to keep pumping dollars. Well...the dollars are not enough.

Time we got some work done.

Rant over.

Same Buhari who spent 51 days in a foreign hospital.

What an irony.

Leadership is by example, not by telling stories.