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Re: 10,000 Naira Is Worth Mere 120 Cedis In Ghana- Omotola Blast Nigerian Economy by brodalikeme(m): 11:46pm On Nov 26, 2018 |
We have truly failed. Have you noticed a recent trend that serious minded people (foreigners especially) no longer discuss the issues of Nigeria? I’m sure that a lot of them are beginning to doubt if really we are humans. It’s sad, we should be in sack cloths as in biblical times of distress. |
Re: 10,000 Naira Is Worth Mere 120 Cedis In Ghana- Omotola Blast Nigerian Economy by chrisagyei: 2:49am On Nov 27, 2018 |
This ignorance and arrogance must stop.Yes Ghanaian currency is stronger than the Chinese yen and the Japanese currency.Including the South African rand and any most other currencies in Africa and world wide.The issue is the Chinese and Japanese currency has been on a planned devaluation in order to reduce the likelihood of Americans and Europeans from investing in the country and later redrawing all their investment to cripple the economy.China and Japan unlike Africa exports goods worth trillions of dollars than importation so they don't really use the dollar and so they keep them as huge dollar reserves so the worser their currency the better for them so the others don't take advantage of their strong currencies.Remember Greece were in huge financial crises due to the strong value of the Euro.For Africa it is opposite of the Asian countries.We import 98 percent of our daily commodities and export few due to the raw exportation of our natural resources.We don't even process or refine them for exports so there is little value and we end up gathering all the local currencies to exchange it for the few dollars in our system and the foreign companies are given the chance to recoup and send all their profits in offsore accounts so our currency becomes weaker every time and we have little or no proper dollar deserve.The Cedi is stronger than the Naira.Do you know the billions of dollars pumped into the redomination in Ghana 2007.There had to be retrieve of all the old currencies in exchange for new ones nationwide.If it was that easy ,Turkey,Zimbabwe,Venezuela would have done it.It was a multi billion dollar redomination.Why do you think Nigeria have not tried it all these decades of falling of the failing Naira.Now your Kobo is useless.Ghana still uses its coins.About the so called purchasing power it varies.The cost of living in US is higher than Ghana.A bottle of coke in US is $1.78 which is about 9.8 Ghana Cedis.The same bottle produced by CokaCola sells it for 1.00 Ghana Cedis.So who has a better so called purchasing power.Mind you,taxes in Ghana are far higher and Value Added tax is added abnormally to these manufactured protectsTaxes makes up 20% of our GDP in Ghana compared to 5.3% in Nigeria.This was IMF fiscal policy to increase taxes to sustain the economy.Ghana's economy is the second fastest growing economy in Africa and was first until recently.The new rebased economy is now over 60 billion dollars for a population of 28,000,000.And Lagos is not richer than GhanaThat is pure ignorance.Our GDP PPP is worth over 200 billion dollars.Accra's GDP alone is about 35 billion dollars and the tenth richest city of Africa with a population of 4 million on that same website.Lagos is even fourth with Johannesburg,Cairo and others beating him.We can therefore also say Accra is richer than even Uganda who has a lesser Norminal GDP than Accra's GDP PPP but that is wrong assumption and arrogance.What you guys always see wasThis is because an average Ghanaian enjoys better Electricity,Water,infrastructure,free and better health,better equipped security relative to population size and other factors therefore increasing the standard of living and automatically cost of living than Nigeria.Ghana pays for higher petrol prices than Nigeria because there is no government subsidies on petrol.Prices are determined by demand and supply which is a real capitalism unlike maybe Nigeria with government intervention.All the Same,1cedi equals about 65 naira.This makes the cedi more valuable than the naira and even the Japanese yen.It doesn't mean we are richer than them.The Asians intentionally trickle down their value of their currency to discourage imports and encourage exports which they do it perfectly 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: 10,000 Naira Is Worth Mere 120 Cedis In Ghana- Omotola Blast Nigerian Economy by kinibigdil: 5:39am On Nov 27, 2018 |
chrisagyei:So, in summary Ghana's economy is better than Lagos and Nigeria and even S.A? 1 Like |
Re: 10,000 Naira Is Worth Mere 120 Cedis In Ghana- Omotola Blast Nigerian Economy by chrisagyei: 6:06am On Nov 27, 2018 |
kinibigdil:Well let me first educate you on this. No, a city does not have a GDP.IMF and World Bank do not measure a city' GDP.Some websites and companies just sit somewhere and do a rough estimation. Some people try to estimate (guess?) GDP for some (large) cities, but the results are ambiguous. GDP means Gross Domestic Product. A key word is “domestic”. It relates to home country. Note, for example, that in the USA there is only one GDP figure for the whole country. You can get a statistics called Gross State Product for individual states - and it is intentionally called a different name, not GDP. Even though some US states are larger than many countries. A city is usually not large enough to be a good statistical unit for GDP. The main problem is distinguishing what part of income/production is generated within a city and what part is generated in the same country, but outside the city. It is nearly impossible to do so and remember all cities depends on national budget.And to your question,Ghana's economy is fast outperforming Nigeria who is in a serious recession and stagnant growth and also that of South Africa who grew at 0.8% last year compared to our 6.9% growth.The quarter of the year,IMF and world Bank projected Ghana's economic growth to 8.3%.The world's fastest but the fugure slightly dropped and India,Ethiopia overtook as at the end of the year but we are second best in Africa to Ethiopia.US economy is far larger than India and China but they keep growing and improving faster than them. |
Re: 10,000 Naira Is Worth Mere 120 Cedis In Ghana- Omotola Blast Nigerian Economy by sherrylo: 8:54am On Nov 27, 2018 |
Oh Omotola why? Exchange rate does not equal purchasing power |
Re: 10,000 Naira Is Worth Mere 120 Cedis In Ghana- Omotola Blast Nigerian Economy by pocohantas(f): 9:10am On Nov 27, 2018 |
Oh not again!!! |
Re: 10,000 Naira Is Worth Mere 120 Cedis In Ghana- Omotola Blast Nigerian Economy by Ugosample(m): 10:09am On Nov 27, 2018 |
illitrate: I'd tell you something the Korean won is far weaker than the naira, the rand and the Cedi But their economy is far bigger than Nigeria, South Africa and Ghana put together Their per capita is much bigger too, and they enjoy the quality if life that even "rich" Nigerians can only dream of 1 Like |
Re: 10,000 Naira Is Worth Mere 120 Cedis In Ghana- Omotola Blast Nigerian Economy by Ugosample(m): 10:11am On Nov 27, 2018 |
stillwendy: things are too expensive there |
Re: 10,000 Naira Is Worth Mere 120 Cedis In Ghana- Omotola Blast Nigerian Economy by somehow: 11:26am On Nov 27, 2018 |
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Re: 10,000 Naira Is Worth Mere 120 Cedis In Ghana- Omotola Blast Nigerian Economy by Didilicious: 8:23pm On Nov 27, 2018 |
kinibigdil: chrisagyei: Wisdom is killing you my brother❤️ |
Re: 10,000 Naira Is Worth Mere 120 Cedis In Ghana- Omotola Blast Nigerian Economy by Just30: 12:05am On Nov 28, 2018 |
Ugosample:do you see us complaining ? we have a 20% VAT on everything |
Re: 10,000 Naira Is Worth Mere 120 Cedis In Ghana- Omotola Blast Nigerian Economy by Ugosample(m): 8:11am On Nov 28, 2018 |
Just30:does not change the fact that thing's are you expensive in Ghana 30 GHC from Haatcho to airport? Amongst other things |
Re: 10,000 Naira Is Worth Mere 120 Cedis In Ghana- Omotola Blast Nigerian Economy by Just30: 5:58pm On Nov 28, 2018 |
Ugosample:Ah but we the citizens who live in Ghana have not complain so what's your problem ? Ghana is an expensive place to live it is less expensive than LA the standard of living is high and so are incomes |
Re: 10,000 Naira Is Worth Mere 120 Cedis In Ghana- Omotola Blast Nigerian Economy by Ugosample(m): 6:14pm On Nov 28, 2018 |
Just30: standard of living is high Make I laugh; D |
Re: 10,000 Naira Is Worth Mere 120 Cedis In Ghana- Omotola Blast Nigerian Economy by DaHrNn0001: 6:21pm On Nov 28, 2018 |
She can call it mere but the value is equally mere cus ¢120 is nothing at all here... I hope she come back to explain how she spent the ¢120 and then take back her words. That one na money for here? Abegi omotola u dont know |
Re: 10,000 Naira Is Worth Mere 120 Cedis In Ghana- Omotola Blast Nigerian Economy by Just30: 7:53pm On Nov 28, 2018 |
Ugosample:THATS a fact Healthcare is far accessible than anywhere in West and Central Africa Security is available electricity is widespread and available than anywhere else in Africa with the exception of South Africa Water supply is highly available Gas supply is highly accessible and available at all times Wages are way higher here Good roads etc etc etc etc |
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