pureminded:

  I pray it moves upward to 300NGN=1$ , I swear, money don come big tyme be that ,God don butter my bread b dat , no be $ wey we dey change 113 dos days ? mehn , it;s time to shine,  abeg $, keep moving jor , 

Hey pureminded!

What you don't know is that ''what goes around comes around'', and action and reaction are equal and opposite,
As long as you transact business in Nigeria or with Nigerians, the impact will eventually gets to you.
Before I break it down for you, Pls, permit me to take a glass of water  . . . . . . . 

Igwe

Hey pureminded!

What you don't know is that ''what goes around comes around'', and action and reaction are equal and opposite,
As long as you transact business in Nigeria or with Nigerians, the impact will eventually gets to you.
Before I break it down for you, Pls, permit me to take a glass of water . . . . . . .

Igwe

wwheelz:

Unfortunately, some people can't see beyond their nose Some of those based abroad see the naira's depreciation as an opportunity to get more naira for your dollar, forgetting the effect on inflation. Truth is whatever your reason for sending money to Nigeria - real estate projects, supporting family members, etc sooner or later you'll need to send more of your $$ to keep up with inflation. Get down on your knees and thank God the naira is appreciating

Fhemmmy:

but i trust Nigerians, some pple that have jacked their prices when $$ was changing for 180naira will never reverse.

brein:

A pepper seller recently complained about the drastic increase in dollar $.
wettin concern am ? hin dey take $ transact?

JosBoy4Lif:

"Why don't Nigerians hedge the Foreign Exchange risk using derivatives contracts"

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