emmyN:


Where is the CBN going to get the dollar from to make it available to anyone that asks? Perhaps you don't realize the reason for the previous dollar scarcity. Nigeria nor get money (foreign exchange), and Nigerians request for forex for even the most mundane things. So we have a demand that is more than supply which makes it difficult for the CBN to keep up, hence the parallel market.

Emetex22:

You don't open your watery diarhic mouth to spew nonsense when you don't have a cushion, that's the difference, your head is rather filled with dumps and shit

betshopagent:
Kid!

HRprof:


Removed sentiment aside, Buhari signing subsidy removal before leaving office says the effect begins in July so it takes a good thinking incoming president to put things in place before the removal takes effects to avoid what we are currently facing now. Tinubu might had good leadership skills but not now that he is suffering from Dementia and his brain not functioning properly. That’s why we need a quality leader. He will soon jet out to do top up as usual. Cabal will continue to use him as they used Buhari to loot this country.

Youngkaro45:


You are right, Tinubu even before winning election knows that fuel subsidy lasts till June 30th and should have devised various measures which will make Nigerians not to feel the heat too much, since he categorically said he will win the election. But as it stands, everything looks bleak and we should just brace up for what is yet to come. Plus, we really do not love ourselves, he just mentioned subsidy removal, the next day everything skyrocketed.

Eriokanmi:
Yes, we had the demand that was more than supply at the CBN's unrealistic rates. Now, dollars will be available but at the newly devalued rates cos everyone who goes for bidding will get. Our foreign exchange earnings still remains crude. This has appreciated greatly in price for over a year now. Don't believe them when they say there's no Dollar. Its a big lie. Its the rates that aren't realistic.

Youngkaro45:


You have not communicated bro. You need to know what's going on in your country not just to do copy and paste nonsense and think you have said something reasonable

dayleke:
E don happen

Zanzibar1:
boss since 2008. Naa you be man

dayleke:


What you mean my chairman?
😁

Zanzibar1:


Your boy is loyal... No problem egbon

Emetex22:

You don't open your watery diarhic mouth to spew nonsense when you don't have a cushion, that's the difference, your head is rather filled with dumps and shit

Youngkaro45:


Accepted but you that have a mature brain, what have you made from life? Ask yourself sincerely, leave online, what have you made from life with your mature brain?

Eriokanmi:
I'd advise those still hoarding dollars in anticipation of selling at 755 to begin selling sharply. Dollars fell to 715 naira at the black market yesterday. The implication of the recent policy is, dollar will be made available to anyone who needs it at 635, including the bdcs. The difference between the official and black market rates won't be much, as we once had it some years back. I see dollar trading at 655 at the black market soon cos it will be available to every bidder, including the BDCs if you now wish to approach the bank to get fx at the official rate, you'd need to present your TCC to enjoy the rate difference

Eriokanmi:
I'd advise those still hoarding dollars in anticipation of selling at 755 to begin selling sharply. Dollars fell to 715 naira at the black market yesterday. The implication of the recent policy is, dollar will be made available to anyone who needs it at 635, including the bdcs. The difference between the official and black market rates won't be much, as we once had it some years back. I see dollar trading at 655 at the black market soon cos it will be available to every bidder, including the BDCs if you now wish to approach the bank to get fx at the official rate, you'd need to present your TCC to enjoy the rate difference

Gerrard59:


I recalled when my mom asked me whether she should sell the dollars she had, I replied no. She asked why?

I responded, "I have never lost betting against Nigeria. Hold your dollars, and hold it tight."

Gerrard59:


I recalled when my mom asked me whether she should sell the dollars she had, I replied no. She asked why?

I responded, "I have never lost betting against Nigeria. Hold your dollars, and hold it tight."