BOOOMNAIJA:
Without sounding less patriotic tho, wat is d brouhaha all about for this woman....if she couldn't singlehandedly turn around Nigeria's economy during her tenure as finance minister, I wonder wat she would do differently to influence d world's economy....just my thoughts tho.

Maxymilliano:


Okonjo Iweala can get the plum positiy on the strength of her candidacy and experience, moreover, it's still early in the day for the new US President to get distracted with who become the next DG of the WTO.

BOOOMNAIJA:
Without sounding less patriotic tho, wat is d brouhaha all about for this woman....if she couldn't singlehandedly turn around Nigeria's economy during her tenure as finance minister, I wonder wat she would do differently to influence d world's economy....just my thoughts tho.

BOOOMNAIJA:
Without sounding less patriotic tho, wat is d brouhaha all about for this woman....if she couldn't singlehandedly turn around Nigeria's economy during her tenure as finance minister, I wonder wat she would do differently to influence d world's economy....just my thoughts tho.

Atlas9:


She made strident efforts to make us tread the path of rectitude. When Obasanjo became reckless, she resigned.
Under Jonathan, she insisted that the President should memo and sign every request for money to be released to the NSA (Sambo Dasuki) , and she kept meticulous records.
APC used almost 3 years to investigate her, before reluctantly agreeing that she was beyond reproach. This was one person who didn't need to enter government for gain.
She is tested and trusted. The fact that she has the right kind of support from powerful people in the political and diplomatic community is an advantage.
To be frank, it can't be proved that Trump is free from racism. She has American citizenship, so why block her progress if not that she is black? My view o...

Starcrest1:
A breath of fresh air is here. Trump was a malodor that was lingering for too long. Why some uninformed Nigerians were supporting him still leaves me in a state of afulagafua.

This is brilliant.......

Starcrest1:
A breath of fresh air is here. Trump was a malodor that was lingering for too long. Why some uninformed Nigerians were supporting him still leaves me in a state of afulagafua.

This is brilliant.......

BOOOMNAIJA:
Without sounding less patriotic tho, wat is d brouhaha all about for this woman....if she couldn't singlehandedly turn around Nigeria's economy during her tenure as finance minister, I wonder wat she would do differently to influence d world's economy....just my thoughts tho.

BOOOMNAIJA:
Without sounding less patriotic tho, wat is d brouhaha all about for this woman....if she couldn't singlehandedly turn around Nigeria's economy during her tenure as finance minister, I wonder wat she would do differently to influence d world's economy....just my thoughts tho.

abumeinben:
Man! See references.

Sincerely, I don't see her match yet. It's one thing to excel in an already blossoming economy. I give that to the Korean lady - Myuong-hee. But it's another to restructure a civil war torn, militarily governed economy of corruption political uncertainties from its state of stuttering to that of an expressiveness by making Nigeria the largest economy in Africa. In conjunction with Charles Soludo, we know how they crushed dollar from 160 to 120.

Common man! Who deserves this better?

The US sadists have been "femmed", according to Davido

Maxymilliano:


Okonjo Iweala can get the plum positiy on the strength of her candidacy and experience, moreover, it's still early in the day for the new US President to get distracted with who become the next DG of the WTO.

abumeinben:
Man! See references.

Sincerely, I don't see her match yet. It's one thing to excel in an already blossoming economy. I give that to the Korean lady - Myuong-hee. But it's another to restructure a civil war torn, militarily governed economy of corruption political uncertainties from its state of stuttering to that of an expressiveness by making Nigeria the largest economy in Africa. In conjunction with Charles Soludo, we know how they crushed dollar from 160 to 120.

Common man! Who deserves this better?

The US sadists have been "femmed", according to Davido

BOOOMNAIJA:
Without sounding less patriotic tho, wat is d brouhaha all about for this woman....if she couldn't singlehandedly turn around Nigeria's economy during her tenure as finance minister, I wonder wat she would do differently to influence d world's economy....just my thoughts tho.

BOOOMNAIJA:
Without sounding less patriotic tho, wat is d brouhaha all about for this woman....if she couldn't singlehandedly turn around Nigeria's economy during her tenure as finance minister, I wonder wat she would do differently to influence d world's economy....just my thoughts tho.

fergie001:


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BOOOMNAIJA:
Without sounding less patriotic tho, wat is d brouhaha all about for this woman....if she couldn't singlehandedly turn around Nigeria's economy during her tenure as finance minister, I wonder wat she would do differently to influence d world's economy....just my thoughts tho.

BOOOMNAIJA:
Without sounding less patriotic tho, wat is d brouhaha all about for this woman....if she couldn't singlehandedly turn around Nigeria's economy during her tenure as finance minister, I wonder wat she would do differently to influence d world's economy....just my thoughts tho.

abumeinben:
Man! See references.

Sincerely, I don't see her match yet. It's one thing to excel in an already blossoming economy. I give that to the Korean lady - Myuong-hee. But it's another to restructure a civil war torn, militarily governed economy of corruption political uncertainties from its state of stuttering to that of an expressiveness by making Nigeria the largest economy in Africa. In conjunction with Charles Soludo, we know how they crushed dollar from 160 to 120.

Common man! Who deserves this better?

The US sadists have been "femmed", according to Davido





I'm not an economist bros. But the relevance of the Naira is relative to the value of the Dollar. What that means? I could import a $10k car for 1.2m. Now I do it for 4.9m. This is my best understanding of economics. For more info, enrol in a 2 year course on economics.

emkz:


We speak so much about the value of the naira against the dollar, then you cited an example of the relative costs in importing a car. So since you seem to understand arm-chair economics, let me ask you again the question you conveniently ignored:

"What mechanisms did Soludo use to crash the dollar?"

As an addendum how sustainable is the mechanism?

On the costs of importing a car, my question to you is if you have a manufacturing economy, would the exchange rate matter, i.e., would you import the things you produce?

I suppose you studied basic demand and supply, the cost of dollars rises because we demand more dollars for imports. If we manufacture most of the things we import, the demand for dollars would drop, and you won't pay more to import a car.

Finally, do this exercise for yourself: go and study the largest economies worldwide, you'd see that they are manufacturing or service oriented countries. I have been to several African countries and other foreign countries, the way many of you speak about the dollars, one would think you know what you are on about.

Cheers.

emkz:


My brother, I have two questions please: what mechanisms did Soludo use to crash the dollar?

And how does crashing the dollar translate to economic growth? I just want to learn.