Timekeeper:


Is that all u av to say?

I didn't even read the thing

Well if u did read it u would understand fully my comment.

l lock you inside a room, give you 200 k , feed you for 2months at about l4k everyday because that is what is spent on each Nigerian prisoner in a day, times l4k for 2months.
then you make 400k and still want 80k......Bros you should be owing me after two months now, your feeding alone is more than 500k , with my 200k in your hand only for you to turn in 400k , it can't work, look for another forum to scam

UncletC:

are you sure countries with high export devalue their currencies to make other countries dumping ground for their products? who do you this kind thing? does US, UK, CANADA etc devalue ? where did you get this kind of daft theory? Bros always think before you comment

Go and research it, possibly you will realize out of gross draftness you spoke out of turn.

Hmmm....they need to an the importation of tomato and tomato paste.....or place a very high tariff .... on stuff that can be produced locally.

abumeinben:
The minimum wage thing is the krawkraw we have now..

Things would now be expensive than they were at 18k. Minimum wage was increased by 33.33%. VAT to be increased by about 50%. So pure water go become N15 be that.

What manner of "dem dey use us play" is this? What's labour even saying about this?

The long-term trouble of increasing minimum wage (which I agree needs to be done BTW), is that the cost of goods will increase to match. Meaning it will still take the same amount of time to earn the money to pay for the same things: wages rise, prices rise to match.

nextstep:


The long-term trouble of increasing minimum wage (which I agree needs to be done BTW), is that the cost of goods will increase to match. Meaning it will still take the same amount of time to earn the money to pay for the same things: wages rise, prices rise to match.

That called "purchasing power remains the same"

Sadly, this is what the government terms progress.