shashaperry:


Yeah. Yuan has no value when it in cash. It has more value on Alipay and wechat

Well, in terms of transactions, yeah...i think you're right

okeyglm:

where did you get that info from .
¥1 is 75naira.

XE

Tonymegabush1:
Am more interested in the book beside the money....

Exactly what my eyes was gazing at, I was expecting him to put a clearer pix of the book itself

Judybash93:


XE

we have many yuan exchangers in Nairaland. you can check in business section. stop quoting outdated site

okeyglm:

we have many yuan exchanger in Nigeria. you can check in business section. stop quoting outdated site

Sorry oOo
Na wetin i dey use i post. No vex o. Have a nice day o

Judybash93:

Sorry oOo
Na wetin i dey use i post. No vex o. Have a nice day o

im sure u sell ur own dollar at 380 .

okeyglm:

im sure u sell ur own dollar at 380 .

ok... If you want to continue, continue

Iamicekid:
Make he sha soak am inside Antiseptic

Judybash93:


¥1=58
E no plenty at all

Yet it has more value than naira.

social media na waoh! what is this issue of my friend this, I want to find out for a friend, my friend brother uncle sister this that, when in real sense you're the person?
poster! tell us you bought okrika and found that inside...shekina

rowland545:
I don't know....but if u want to see DAT one...check wuse... I'm sure they sell it der

Wuse market sells okirika jeweleries ? Which side of the market please ? Can't wait to know

KingsDisease:
I remember in 2005 ...when I bought a winter jacket in preparation to travel to Brussels, Belgium for my MSC program, I saw small wraps of a white substance in the pockets with 4 $100 notes ....I licked the substance to confirm if it was coke so I can resell for big cash....then conductor con wake me up say we don reach Ikotun

this ur punchline mad oh

lol
i once found 430 dollars in a cloth

In 2017, my mom bought a pair of cargo shorts while returning from her place of business. I found seven dollars inside while checking it out. I gave it to her, at least as a form of thank you for the gift.

Just last month I found about two pennies in a sling bag I bought, with expired credit card and identity card of a nurse residing in Southamptonshire.

Ordinary Ghana cedis get value pass chinko money...




Btw e still better pass Naira

rowland545:
I ones saw a gold coin.....its been long I bought okrika self...


Lemme find time and go to nyanya market make I go select better quality okrika come rock..


If u think say u okrika no get quality u day jonz

which part of abj are u

20 of those is over a thousand naira which can guarantee u breakfast and lunch N mayb supper while #20 cannot guarantee 3 sachets of water.

Judybash93:


¥1=58
E no plenty at all

KPK� O por por por o por por por, o kpor.

PAWG:
Take A Peek At What My Friend Saw In The Pockets Of An Okrika Joggers

My friend went for a burial and saw a nice pair of joggers and decided to buy ‘em, on getting home he searched the pockets and found some Chinese Yuan.

They could easily have been shipped from Wuhan, are you thinking what I’m thinking ?


Are these used clothings really safe to ‘consume’?

2009...

I bought a jacket from kotangora market to use for my defence in school... Then, I bought it from what they call " new open bale"

I drycleaned it and took it to school...
On the day of defence,a friend was just playing around with me and dipped his hand into the breast pocket and surprisingly brought out foreign currency...
Naturally, I was shocked but quickly regained myself and grabbed the money back from him.counting it,it turned out to be 25,000 Spanish euros.
I thought I had hit it big until I went to the BDC and they counted 12k in my hands...
I was disappointed but my reppings in school grew as the guy that carries foreign currency about. Also, the money covered for the cost I bought all my clothes that day with change to spare

Judybash93:


¥1=58
E no plenty at all

According to the latest exchange rate in black market, it is 75/80

PAWG:
Take A Peek At What My Friend Saw In The Pockets Of An Okrika Joggers

My friend went for a burial and saw a nice pair of joggers and decided to buy ‘em, on getting home he searched the pockets and found some Chinese Yuan.

They could easily have been shipped from Wuhan, are you thinking what I’m thinking ?


Are these used clothings really safe to ‘consume’?

were did he buy de okrika joggers

that is 3,500 in naira half bread is better than non

Proceed to purchase, at least name and author is revealed. I wont mind getting 1 for myself tho

DAVE5:


Exactly what my eyes was gazing at, I was expecting him to put a clearer pix of the book itself

SeasonedMEMBER:


According to the latest exchange rate in black market, it is 75/80

Yes sir. I understand

EXLOVER:
I have seen marijuana inside an okrika i bought some years back, I felt like i was in Washington while smoking it. �����

lol same feeling I'd get my niqqas

emeijeh:
I believe you.
Way back in 2016, a northern friend bought an okrika jacket, and didn't know there was $1000 in one of the pockets.
The guy soaked the cloth and washed. He was about hanging it when one Benjamin Franklin fell out.
He was shocked.
He checked and saw the other 9 already washed and useless.

We were able to salvage just one bill, and exchanged it at the nearest black market.
Na so Timothy take lose 900 x 360 that year


Guys, if you buy okrika, dey check am o.
I saw this one with my eyes, not hearsay.

Why would water and soap damage currency notes easily like that? May be they were already damaged by the preserving chemicals

authority2006:


Why would water and soap damage currency notes easily like that? May be they were already damaged by the preserving chemicals

USD is not polymer, remember?
Try washing N100 and other higher denominations inside your pocket and see the result.

You would only be lucky if you use a washing machine (my personal experience)

emeijeh:

USD is not polymer, remember?
Try washing N100 and other higher denominations inside your pocket and see the result.

You would only be lucky if you use a washing machine (my personal experience)

That's exactly why I asked the question because people had been washing naira notes (not polymers) with water and soap for years and they don't get damaged beyond being recognisable. I found N100 note in my pocket just yesterday, it had been washed with soap and water

i smell coro loading......better sanitize ur hands and self isolate, b4 e go be too late

15 yuan is like N800

Baiser:
Lol.... Yuan no just get value for naija...

Imagine its dollar, maybe u go send covid 19

$15 = #7k