Feranchek:


Your case worse pass as I been think

I swear....d case needs urgent attention

flyingsnail:
Another heavy lie from APC propaganda government,You cannot deceive all Nigeria.

Nigerians want to hear about job creation,Power, Fuel (pms) etc

Tell us about Nigeria Market not a fallacy market in UK

Watin concern us with UK street market.

See yesterday Headline and you are telling us rubbish

Fuel Scarcity Bites Harder, Petrol Now N400 Per Litre - Punch

Liers ...

What I find hypocritical about this post of yours is that you are quick to disregard a good news as a lie but the bad news is in your thinking a fact.

That's what you get when you have an agenda.

Promhize:


I won't waste my time educating you: https://www.nairaland.com/post/39730672

I buy stuffs from China that can't be produced in Nigeria, not in this generation or the next. I'm a politician thief too abi?.

Bask in your ignorance.

Please "educate us' on how you pay for these stuffs you buy from China.
May be we can learn from you..... since you have "practical experience" like me.
tell us how this has affected you ..... as in what you do before and tried to do it now and couldn't.

Thank you.


Lastpage!

EternalTruths:
Can you see what the JUJU called CHANGE has caused


We hope the suffercated people waste of NIGERIA are happy

I can see you are very brilliant indeed

Ph3stus:


I swear....d case needs urgent attention

Pidggin:
So only Nigerians buy from them or what? This news is fake.

Lol liverpool street where customers will be speaking yoruba left right and centre like its oyigbo market.

Feranchek:


Your case worse pass as I been think

o boy, na mental case o!

seunmsg:
Good development if true. We should buy made in Nigeria products and not foreign made. We can't continue to improve the British economy and by so doing, be killing our own economy.

It surprises me when Nigerians talk like this. We are in a global community where intertrades take place. It is not about killing one economy to build another. In as much as I encourage consumption of local product, it is not a crime to buy a product that meet your taste be it local or foreign. It should rather be a challenge to Nigerian producers to meet up with consumers taste at home and abroad. Afterall, no economy is self sufficience. We should not also forget that that Nigerians are also exporting to other countries and we expect them to petronize those goods and services. What you sow is what you will reap.

I do not know if we have ever imagine what will happen to our economy if the western world stop importing our petroleum products which constitute over 70% of our GDP.

I am of the opinion that the Nigerian government should concentrate efforts in ensuring that Nigerian made good are produced to global standard and are tailored to consumers taste. The consumers should be left to make their choice ( after all they are still patronizing medical services abroad and no one has stopped them). We should strife to achieve positive trade balance in a decent and fair manner through well planned economic structures.

We should avoid all form of modern slavery.

wachakuta:


Nna 2 bootles of cold Origin for U

lol

ThisMeansWAR:
ode. When was the last time you went to london for shopping? Lemme guess, never! Becoz few stole your money and ran to london to shop themselves to stupour

good talk bros, God bless you

willibounce1:
Nigerians are very strange people. Even if you set up these foreign brands in Nigeria, they'll still foolishly prefer to buy abroad than to patronise the sme brand in naija.

You often hear them say, 'i'll buy when I travel to US or London ' they be forming nonsense.

When the sellers will be setting crazily high prices. Imagine buying 5 pairs of disposable contact lenses for 5k, when importing my 3months supply is less than 30k.

EternalTruths:
Can you see what the JUJU called CHANGE has caused

We hope the suffercated people waste of NIGERIA are happy

Call it anything u like that is the change we voted for.

ThisMeansWAR:
if u had demanded all these from gej, i would have taken you seriously.

well said bros

seunmsg:


What exactly is your point? Can't you Biafrans look the other way when Nigerians are talking? At least, this thread is not about Biafra.

they don't even know that they are landlocked, hehehehehe

Baro......owo Nigerians should carry money as much as possible . But why?

flyingsnail:
Another heavy lie from APC propaganda government,You cannot deceive all Nigeria.

Nigerians want to hear about job creation,Power, Fuel (pms) etc

Tell us about Nigeria Market not a fallacy market in UK

Watin concern us with UK street market.

See yesterday Headline and you are telling us rubbish

Fuel Scarcity Bites Harder, Petrol Now N400 Per Litre - Punch

Liers ...

i think say na only me dey see them ooooo
propaganda dairly trust now,before na sahara reporters hmmm change indeed it is clear to the blind sef lol
mr presiden pls start working we really need this change but not like this biko,joor,nsu woo,

Promhize:


There's a daily $1000 international transaction limit.
Go to sleep pls, stop typing about what you know nothing about

Bloody LIAR.

Go to CBN website or any other source and quote it for us here to read..... and let us see the condition attached to this yoru $1000 daily limit.

FYI or should l say ignorance, "spending limit" is not the same as "payment for goods" directly from buyer to seller.

I have paid for a vehicle bought in the US some months ago ($42,000) in one transaction.
I also paid duty on it when it got here.
So where is the limit you are talking about?

You mean NOBODY can pay for any goods above $1000?
so, if INNOSSON Motors buys "Parts", ..............he can only pay $1000?
If a farmer buys a tractor, he can only pay $1000?
or do you mean "shopping allowance" like BTA is limited to $1000?


C'mmon, stop displaying this type of stewpidity online, even though you are anonymous.


Abeeg.



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Hahahahahah ! Britos don dey cry ooo. "Omo ki lo kan mi". "Ashimapeyin,ko to kan yin" .lols

seunmsg:
Good development if true. We should buy made in Nigeria products and not foreign made. We can't continue to improve the British economy and by so doing, be killing our own economy.

ordinary matches stick una no fit produce

lastpage:


Bloody LIAR.

Go to CBN website or any other source and quote it for us here to read..... and let us see the condition attached to this yoru $1000 daily limit.

FYI or should l say ignorance, "spending limit" is not the same as "payment for goods" directly from buyer to seller.

I have paid for a vehicle bought in the US some months ago ($42,000) in one transaction.
I also paid duty on it when it got here.
So where is the limit you are talking about?

You mean NOBODY can pay for any goods above $1000?
so, if INNOSSON Motors buys "Parts", ..............he can only pay $1000?
If a farmer buys a tractor, he can only pay $1000?
or do you mean "shopping allowance" like BTA is limited to $1000?


C'mmon, stop displaying this type of stewpidity online, even though you are anonymous.


Abeeg.



Lastpage!

Am not into beer parlour arguments.

Here is a link. Satisfy yourself
https://www.nairaland.com/post/39713170

International daily limit on cards : $1000.

Type epistles of super stories and foolish analogies, I don't care

God don dey catch una 1 by 1..mak una go find alternativs.our moni wil b used to develop our country now

seunmsg:
Good development if true. We should buy made in Nigeria products and not foreign made. We can't continue to improve the British economy and by so doing, be killing our own economy.

I totally agree with you

If true then it's a good development. This would help strenghten our currency when we begin to patronise and improve made in Nigeria.

you obviously didn't understand the post. This is a good development for Nigeria.

EternalTruths:
Can you see what the JUJU called CHANGE has caused


We hope the suffercated people waste of NIGERIA are happy

It surprises me when Nigerians talk like this. We are in a global community where intertrades take place. It is not about killing one economy to build another. In as much as I encourage consumption of local product, it is not a crime to buy a product that meet your taste be it local or foreign. It should rather be a challenge to Nigerian producers to meet up with consumers taste at home and abroad. Afterall, no economy is self sufficience. We should not also forget that that Nigerians are also exporting to other countries and we expect them to petronize those goods and services. What you sow is what you will reap.

I do not know if we have ever imagine what will happen to our economy if the western world stop importing our petroleum products which constitute over 70% of our GDP.

I am of the opinion that the Nigerian government should concentrate efforts in ensuring that Nigerian made good are produced to global standard and are tailored to consumers taste. The consumers should be left to make their choice ( after all they are still patronizing medical services abroad and no one has stopped them). We should strife to achieve positive trade balance in a decent and fair manner through well planned economic structures.

This "CHANGE" is working. The capital control introduced by the CBN should stay in place until we put our economy stabilises.
Sai Buhari.

If this is true then it's ice

EternalTruths:
Can you see what the JUJU called CHANGE has caused


We hope the suffercated people waste of NIGERIA are happy

You seems not to read through lines.
We are wasting our resources improving other nations economy of which ours is rotten. Then you are here blaming who wants best for our country. Is it a taboo for Americans or Englanders to come to Alaba or Onitsha to buy our products? Must we buy theirs?
Even if you are a biafran as you claim. Is this how you will want your country to be govern? Think guy.

This is good news to all Nigerians

Good to know this.

seunmsg:
Good development if true. We should buy made in Nigeria products and not foreign made. We can't continue to improve the British economy and by so doing, be killing our own economy.

You either did not read the post or you just cannot comprehend.
Are you saying Nigerians who live in UK should travel to Nigeria weekly for shopping? Are you for real? Most of these people have properties or businesses back home in Nigeria and the post is saying Buhari is making the value of their naira accounts useless as well as setting so much restrain on the amount they can withdraw overseas. Don't just talk and end up showing everyone your ignorance.

blessedfavoured:


Lol liverpool street where customers will be speaking yoruba left right and centre like its oyigbo market.

That market is for Broke people and full of inferior goods, imagine you buy jeans from there see waht happens.