N500 is equal to 2.2 million in Venezuela; Nigerians are becoming billions in South America

Nigerians have been sharing their joy on social media in response to fresh information about their country’s devaluation of Venezuelan currency that has been circulating online.


While many Nigerians continue to lament the depreciation of the Naira, a recent video posted by media personality Urhobo Finest verifies that the majority of Nigerians are billionaires should they choose to relocate to Venezuela, a South American country.

The aforementioned media celebrity stated on Instagram that one N1 is equivalent to 4,434.24 Venezuelan bolivars, which is the country’s currency.

In Venezuela, N500 is equivalent to N2.217,120, while N1000 is equivalent to N4,434,240.

N10,000 is equivalent to N44,342,400, and N5000 to N22,171,200.

But the provision states that in order to get such a large sum of money, one must depart from Nigeria and travel to Venezuela.

View the responses below;

mz_esheza: Imagine you get 1m naira , you go marry their president wife and his side chicks.

thatindividual_: Wen u order fish for bar, na 100million bilivar.


scoobynero: Blow siren Dey follow u 😂no be lie Ooo 😂.

the_swagboyjay: No wonder I was feeling fly! I didn’t know I was a millionaire😂😂😂.

villa.cassh: How much be house for there ?? I wan check something.
“Here I come” – Nigerians express excitement as N500 equals to N2.2M in Venezuela, video trends

Stop consoling yourself with backwardness instead focus to be the best

EnemyofGod2:


N500 is equal to 2.2 million in Venezuela; Nigerians are becoming billions in South America

Nigerians have been sharing their joy on social media in response to fresh information about their country’s devaluation of Venezuelan currency that has been circulating online.


While many Nigerians continue to lament the depreciation of the Naira, a recent video posted by media personality Urhobo Finest verifies that the majority of Nigerians are billionaires should they choose to relocate to Venezuela, a South American country.

The aforementioned media celebrity stated on Instagram that one N1 is equivalent to 4,434.24 Venezuelan bolivars, which is the country’s currency.

In Venezuela, N500 is equivalent to N2.217,120, while N1000 is equivalent to N4,434,240.

N10,000 is equivalent to N44,342,400, and N5000 to N22,171,200.

But the provision states that in order to get such a large sum of money, one must depart from Nigeria and travel to Venezuela.

View the responses below;

mz_esheza: Imagine you get 1m naira , you go marry their president wife and his side chicks.

thatindividual_: Wen u order fish for bar, na 100million bilivar.


scoobynero: Blow siren Dey follow u 😂no be lie Ooo 😂.

the_swagboyjay: No wonder I was feeling fly! I didn’t know I was a millionaire😂😂😂.

villa.cassh: How much be house for there ?? I wan check something.
“Here I come” – Nigerians express excitement as N500 equals to N2.2M in Venezuela, video trends

my happiness then used to be that since some people I consider hard working and intelligent has not made it, is it now me who is not even as hard working and intelligent as they are that will make it. Stupid thinking 🤔

"2.2m" that may only buy one packet of indomie noodles or only a bag of sachet water, is that one 2.2m?. Quantity without value

Unfortunately, this is the country with the largest oil reserves in the whole world.

This is the most useless thread of 2033… so upon how bad our currency is we still wanna gloat over Venezuelan currency when Benin republic’s currency is higher than ours…. What a shame

Stupid thread, Wetin Nigerian take better pass Venezuela sef??

They have a very unstable govt, weak security, neck deep in corruption, drug lords reigning supreme, and what not

Shame no dey una eye na to compare naira to the worst performing currency. Not the best anymore

Hallucinations wann kill you

Them fit tell us say without tinubu,Nigeria would have been like these

Nonsens and agbadorians

Unfortunately, average Nigerians cannot afford the transportation to Venezuela.

Purchasing power of currency is what matters

Imagine a money obsessed person who had billions in his account before the Venezuelan economy nosedived and goes into coma for 2 years, then comes out of his coma to realize his money can't buy 1% of what it could.
This should serve a lesson to money obsessed people around.

Cook

Agbadorians will never rest!!!

Money is hold no value in venezuela...tissue paper is quite expensive

Ignorance is a disease...

A simple google search would have made some foolish people seem wise.

Goldsplash:
A simple google search would have made some foolish people seem wise.

Was going to say something in that line.....


The guy came with falsehood dey call am fact..... He couldn't even verify