harlos: I still have two of it in my wallet right now, if it was one i would have dash it out cos i don't know what i can buy with it.

you're ultra poor

Its always useful for dem pure water,biscuits,okada change dem dem!!!Na money na.just spend am finish self

Virtually nothing in nigeria goes for N5 except buscuit and sweet.even sachet water is now N10,our currency has totally lost it value.May GOD help us hooo.hmmmm.

i still have 5 10 20 naira on me as i type

In school. Pure water na!

I used it †φ collect change

Ha‎=))•´¨) 
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(¸¸.•´(¸.•´(¸.• =)) нaнaнaнaнa i dnt know when I see it last ooh!!! But I buy Tom Tom all along Τ̲̅ђξ road

I havent had 5 naira in my wallet in over 9 years.. However, i have a stack of them in my glove box.. I use it to pay Lekki toll (cos thats where I get most of them from nowadays).

This morning. About 4-5 notes of N5 had been in my wallet for weeks, spent them this morning by adding to N50 to make N70 as okada fare in my estate.

eddiebruk: Sincerely it has been over 1year plus since i made contact with this denomination of Naira

wetin con concern us!!!

The last time I had a #5 note on me was about three months ago.And I was very thirsty on that day.So,I bought pure water with it.

I do have it always in my wallet because of my daughter. She always asks me to give her money for offering and i give her one. She is small and doesnt know the value. At times I come back from work and and she is crying of not buying any thing and 5naira note does the maggic.

hoochay: plz is mikel obi praying tonit matches?

GOD ``g.n.s`` hard ooo...wetin be prayinq matches...smh...assu abeq call of dis strike...people dan dey worse oo

Jarus: This morning. About 4-5 notes of N5 had been in my wallet for weeks, spent them this morning by adding to N50 to make N70 as okada fare in my estate.

Individually, they are worthless but collectively, they are valuable.

Onwe101: Tom tom.....all †ђξ way

y tom tom all d way..ar u a``smoker``..#justaskinq..no insult abeq

Yoshi-Master:
@OP, I do not understand this your question.

Everytime I spend my 5 naira, I am expecting change.

How much change Sir?

Ontopic: I've had this 5 naira in my wallet since like forever. The naira indeed has no value.

When i went to get something the lady gave me 5naira i wz lik WTF, buh i used it today shaaa

Chai! Gone are the days.....

An0nimus:
How much change Sir?

Ontopic: I've had this 5 naira in my wallet since like forever. The naira indeed has no value.

Haba, An0nimus! Haven't you seen those one naira coins, very beautiful.

I use those coins, thank you very much! Although people at shoprite don't like me, I don't blame em though, it can be quite annoying counting out 50 coins to pay for my gala, but what am I supposed to do?

hoochay: i go put am for offering on sunday..OGBENI

....5 naira...hmmmm

3ace: Individually, they are worthless but collectively, they are valuable.

Indeed
All of una send me your n5 notes... Ill combine and then report back with what I used it for

pure water and school library
i still held it last week.

SniperInADiaper:

Indeed
All of una send me your n5 notes... Ill combine and then report back with what I used it for

That is exactly why your skills are so necessary in the force, a true sniper, seeing between details.

The 5 naira union leader issued the following statement:

"My fellow notes, do not let your faces collapse in shame when they despise you, when they go after notes with more zeroes appended to them,

But, raise your faces and band together, for together we are strong, together we can achieve great things".

[color=#000099][/color] tho little it's stil very useful because u cant buy 100naira recharge card wit 95#...it must be complete

5naira no fit buy anythin 4 9ja. I get 5naira lass month 4 3week's non knw wetin 2buy,com gt another 5naira 4ground i carry am join wt my own buy tomtom,1 ten naira. Bt i c 50naira 4ground i no carry am, dat 5naira is more important 2me cos of d 1 me get

If you are the Ajebo type, you come in contact with N5 note almost everytime you visit a big shopping mall, in the bid to lower thier prices they even give you coins as change. I said Ajebo because we kpapororo children only go there to take picture in the name of window shopping.

i still get 1 of d leather of N5 inside my pockets after i don spend one of hin neighbour yesterday evening