SmartyPants:
Seems their currency is literally not worth the paper it is printed on.

DonX001:

Lol, and I hear say dem chics fine well well...

nely:
Just imagine an emigrant who just came in newly decided to rob someone after seeing this huge amount with someone only to discover it worth of sanitary pad... � � �

Dudeweedlmao:
This will be Nigeria's case if we continue with Buhari.

beatmonster:
The poster above me (Dudeweedlmao) is a weed smoker. No wonder he is spiting this bulls**t

Buhari is determined to get us to this level.

#Neveragain shall Nigerians vote for a man who has no WAEC certificate, a man that has not run any successful business, an ethnic bigot and religion fanatic

BruncleZuma:
On Monday, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro will issue a new currency to manage the country's runaway inflation, which the IMF predicts will hit 1,000,000% this year.

The Venezuelan bolivar has become near-worthless, following a severe economic downturn. To show the extent to which hyperinflation has gripped the country, Reuters photographer Carlos Garcia Rawlins created images of everyday food and household items alongside the amount of money it costs to buy them.

A 2.4kg chicken has been costing 14,600,000 bolivars (equivalent to $2.22, or £1.74) in the capital, Caracas.


Last Thursday, a toilet roll cost 2,600,000 bolivars.


Three million bolivars for these carrots.


Venezuelans have been stocking their homes with food before the measures take effect on Monday, amid concerns that confusion and overburdened banking systems could make trade impossible.

A packet of 1kg of rice cost 2,500,000 bolivars.


In July this year inflation hit 82,700%.

Alicia Ramirez, 38, a business administrator, spoke to Reuters in a supermarket in the western city of Maracaibo: "I came to buy vegetables, but I'm leaving because I'm not going to wait in this line.

"People are going crazy."

For a packet of sanitary pads you need 3,500,000 bolivars.


A kilo of tomatoes? That'll be 5,000,000 bolivars.


Monday has been declared as a public holiday, the same day as internet banking operations are halted for several hours and a new set of notes with lower denominations are introduced.

A kilogram of cheese is pictured next to 7,500,000 bolivars.


Nappies could be purchased for 8,000,000 bolivars


And a kilogram of meat cost 9,500,000 bolivars.



Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/world-latin-america-45246409

EgunMogaji:
Nairalanders that love putting Nigeria down as the worst country in the world, see all of una life outside

Nigeria is actually one of the greatest countries on earth. She’s not perfect but she’s not totally rotten.

BruncleZuma:
On Monday, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro will issue a new currency to manage the country's runaway inflation, which the IMF predicts will hit 1,000,000% this year.

The Venezuelan bolivar has become near-worthless, following a severe economic downturn. To show the extent to which hyperinflation has gripped the country, Reuters photographer Carlos Garcia Rawlins created images of everyday food and household items alongside the amount of money it costs to buy them.

A 2.4kg chicken has been costing 14,600,000 bolivars (equivalent to $2.22, or £1.74) in the capital, Caracas.


Last Thursday, a toilet roll cost 2,600,000 bolivars.


Three million bolivars for these carrots.


Venezuelans have been stocking their homes with food before the measures take effect on Monday, amid concerns that confusion and overburdened banking systems could make trade impossible.

A packet of 1kg of rice cost 2,500,000 bolivars.


In July this year inflation hit 82,700%.

Alicia Ramirez, 38, a business administrator, spoke to Reuters in a supermarket in the western city of Maracaibo: "I came to buy vegetables, but I'm leaving because I'm not going to wait in this line.

"People are going crazy."

For a packet of sanitary pads you need 3,500,000 bolivars.


A kilo of tomatoes? That'll be 5,000,000 bolivars.


Monday has been declared as a public holiday, the same day as internet banking operations are halted for several hours and a new set of notes with lower denominations are introduced.

A kilogram of cheese is pictured next to 7,500,000 bolivars.


Nappies could be purchased for 8,000,000 bolivars


And a kilogram of meat cost 9,500,000 bolivars.



Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/world-latin-america-45246409

EgunMogaji:
Nairalanders that love putting Nigeria down as the worst country in the world, see all of una life outside

Nigeria is actually one of the greatest countries on earth. She’s not perfect but she’s not totally rotten.

Greatzeus:

Why the insults now? Did Op offend you before?
Why are you people always bitter and pained when PMB is complimented? Why can't you make your own comments and praise your own " hero"?
Everybody can not go the same way politically,there will be divergents,that's the reality of life.

itswell1:

Govt was borrowing to pay salaries to worker's ,state government could not 0ay salaries during PDP era.
Buhari came in and stopped the haemorrhage in Nigeria caused by PDP.
Now he is leading Nigeria to recovery.
Sai baba till 2023

beatmonster:
The poster above me (Dudeweedlmao) is a weed smoker. No wonder he is spiting this bulls**t

Buhari is determined to get us to this level.

#Neveragain shall Nigerians vote for a man who has no WAEC certificate, a man that has not run any successful business, an ethnic bigot and religion fanatic

Akpuoru:
Nigeria would've been this way if Jonathan had continued. Moduro had been playing the father Christmas, eating the future of Venezuela. You do not eat your cake and have it. I agree that things are tough but that is called saving for the rainy days. You do not eat every thing you have simply because they appear inexhaustible.
We have sacrificed so much for us to allow hawks to come and squander our gains. This is the very reason I want PMB to continue. Let's complete this tortuous sacrifice and reap its benefits. This is indeed the worst we can get except we hand over to destroyers. The future is bright.

kerry57:
America wicked die. See wetin they don turn Bolivia into just because Trump maduro disagreements. The masses are suffering it. Not fair from my own view.

PHILipu1:

No,PDP would have got us to this level when crude oil price crashed.

We should thank God for Buhari and Osinbanjo

ogbonti:
This is a lesson for SOWORE, who is busy touting N100k minimum wage. It's not about the quantity or amount you pay as wages but the purchasing power of that currency you are paying the wages with. I know his disciples are waiting for me to give him ideas, lai lai, I paid a lot to get my US MBA, I won't offer free advise relating to these issues here on naira land. If you need consultancy services, PM me!