The presidential candidate of APC in the coming presidential elections, told a group of people expressed concern over the falling value of the Naira that he is not worried about the exchange rate because their salaries should be in Naira and they are not importers. He further said that perhaps it is a lesson for us to depend on our domestic product

MadeInTokyo:
Can u imagine., The thrash this thing Tinubu is emanating
One zombies whose brain has been contaminated with radioactive waste, still supports this thing called Tinubu

Yamiriflathead:
Tinubu teaching ipob gala and pure hawkers sellers crying about dollar rise Economics 101.
Live it for those doing business in dollars to protest or complain about.
We're yet to see the importers and exporters do so.
So mechionu, with u 10k per month salary teaching job salary

newbornmacho:


Chai see how a youth is reasoning...tueh!!!!!!!

MadeInTokyo:

Can u imagine., The thrash this thing Tinubu is emanating
One shameless zombies whose brains have been contaminated with radioactive waste, still supports this thing called Tinubu

Yamiriflathead:
Tinubu teaching ipob gala and pure hawkers sellers crying about dollar rise Economics 101.
Live it for those doing business in dollars to protest or complain about.
We're yet to see the importers and exporters do so.
So mechionu, with ur 10k per month teaching job salary

ambale:


And who told you the importers are not groaning, Clearing agents had gone on strike this year due to harsh policies, Bread makers are currently on strike,

A PC is triple of what is being sold in January and you are here saying all this

I wonder if you stay in Nigeria.

Yamiriflathead:


Shut up, grow home made products and stop being overly dependent on the dollar.

chase4:

The presidential candidate of APC in the coming presidential elections, told a group of people expressed concern over the falling value of the Naira that he is not worried about the exchange rate because their salaries should be in Naira and they are not importers. He further said that perhaps it is a lesson for us to depend on our domestic product.
Does earning our salaries in Naira insulate us from the negative effects of the falling value of the Naira? What are your thoughts?
I agree with him on this...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ck3anuYfUI

Yamiriflathead:
No

Why are they not protesting

ambale:


And you think you are a great economist right, the world is a global village and you must bring something to the table

Even the world powers depends on Russia for gas supply, are they also useless??

What we need to do is balance our trade up, let's export more, and it doesn't have to be products

Tech has shown to be a big business in the global space, and our own government are shading shadows by clamping down on startups with their unreasonable policies

Without a balance in our trade, we would go worse in the international stage

As if your politicians can even do without taking forex for their useless World tour

Yamiriflathead:
Tinubu teaching ipob gala and pure hawkers sellers crying about dollar rise Economics 101.
Live it for those doing business in dollars to protest or complain about.
We're yet to see the importers and exporters do so.
So mechionu, with ur 10k per month teaching job salary

pacesetting:
Imagine question.
The final consumers are the ones suffering the brunt of the exchange rate palaver.........not the importers. Why would they protest against a government that has no ears.

Do you know how many people lost their lives during endsars protest?

How about the ASUU strike that has been lingering for over six months?

thebosstrevor1:
Too much foolish people in one place.

Isn't what peter obi, the south korean presidential candidate has been saying.

That we should focus on production.

So what is the difference between Tinubu and obi's advice.

Yamiriflathead:


Taking forex for world tours that would attract investments into the country, boost the economy, increase self sufficiency and increase the naira value ultimately is different from taking foreign exchange to flood the Nigerian market with foreign goods when we should be producing them.
One identifys a problems and seeks to solve it, the other is the PROBLEM.
We should be canvassing and agitating for subsidies, decrease in tax remittances to the government, not trying to play smart by importing everything to the country just because our people sing hallelujah and are arms stretched to everything foreign.
Has the government created enough room and the right environment for business startups to flourish, not exactly.
Is there room for improvement? Definitely

thebosstrevor1:


Fake news merchant

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Tinubu allegedly victimised over 15,000 workers over their role in the agitation for a better minimum wage, and has refused to pay them their entitlements since February 2001,

Yamiriflathead:


So therefore our borders should be left porous? That is your problem, I am not feeling the brunt of any exchange rate because I don't have to depend on foreign products, the ripple effects? Not my business as long as I can sell my farm products conveniently n earn money equivalent to my sweat. I stay in the north and I make do with strictly Nigerian products and maybe u should do the same.
Our government has found a way to reduce our over dependence on forex, yes there's been some set backs but we will definitely scale through.