solmusdesigns:



My question is would you as a Dollar earning freelancer rather sell your had earned dollar for 1300 or for 600

Which favors you

As a Yahoo boy, will you rather trade your gift card for 1300 or 600

As a Nigerian in Diaspora, will you rather send your family building your house at 1300 or 600



Let's not decieve ourselves, Nigeria produces everything we use, only that it's fake and substandard


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GreatAchiever1:



It's funny how even till now, people see Buhari as a hero and GEJ as a villain. Nigerians as a whole gave me a reason not to take interest in anything politics.

Kay25:
He didn't devalue naira yet was subsiding with heavy amount ..what a waste leave it floated lets go to rethink our ways then we will know what to do

solmusdesigns:



My question is would you as a Dollar earning freelancer rather sell your had earned dollar for 1300 or for 600

Which favors you

As a Yahoo boy, will you rather trade your gift card for 1300 or 600

As a Nigerian in Diaspora, will you rather send your family building your house at 1300 or 600



Let's not decieve ourselves, Nigeria produces everything we use, only that it's fake and substandard


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dettolgel:


Really where do you produce phone in Nigeria?
Where do you produce motorcycle?
Where do you produce material used in producing the clothes you are putting on?
I forgot which company produces electronics in Nigeria?
The tires for your car even your means of transportation?
Bro the list of endless.

solmusdesigns:



My question is would you as a Dollar earning freelancer rather sell your had earned dollar for 1300 or for 600

Which favors you

As a Yahoo boy, will you rather trade your gift card for 1300 or 600

As a Nigerian in Diaspora, will you rather send your family building your house at 1300 or 600 yes



Let's not decieve ourselves, Nigeria produces everything we use, only that it's fake and substandard


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Fiscus105:




I biliv u re one of multitude who see Buhari as hero.


Oga, the fact remains that our economy started plummet from time of oga Jonah, the clueless and got worse during the time of oga bubu the lifeless .


The last time naija managed, at least by 60% effectively was during OBJ time.

solmusdesigns:



My question is would you as a Dollar earning freelancer rather sell your had earned dollar for 1300 or for 600

Which favors you

As a Yahoo boy, will you rather trade your gift card for 1300 or 600

As a Nigerian in Diaspora, will you rather send your family building your house at 1300 or 600



Let's not decieve ourselves, Nigeria produces everything we use, only that it's fake and substandard


.

solmusdesigns:



My question is would you as a Dollar earning freelancer rather sell your had earned dollar for 1300 or for 600

Which favors you

As a Yahoo boy, will you rather trade your gift card for 1300 or 600

As a Nigerian in Diaspora, will you rather send your family building your house at 1300 or 600



Let's not decieve ourselves, Nigeria produces everything we use, only that it's fake and substandard


.

rayopt:
This thing is difference of ideology, which is normal in politics all around the world.

Buhari is a conservative. He prefer slow growth in the form of defend the naira, while slowly encouraging local production and ending importation. The naira was stable but didn't we see the negative effects of this on importation?

Tinubu is a progressive. He prefers radical change for long-term benefits. He did not limit importation but allows naira to compete freely on international market. Local producers will gain but consumers of international products will continue to suffer. Unfortunately, most of us consume so much international products.

Any which way, it is a long ride and I hate to criticize anybody because I honestly don't have the answers to Nigeria problems. Most of yall don't. Una only sabi to complain. One thing I know is this: any smart person who earn some dollar, farm majority of his food, and reduce buying international products will live like a king right now.

PassingShot:

Check your figures and come back with the right ones.

Judolisco:
Buhari did not only fail.... He should be studied in sch... How to crash the economy of a country in 8 yrs

PassingShot:
A lot of Nigerians still believe that Buhari failed woefully while a few of us think differently.

Here is a portion of an interview where the former president refused to bow to IMF in their call for him to devalue the local currency alluding t what could be the consequences of such action. Despite all the challenges his government faced, he managed to leave the naira at around N600 to a dollar in May 2023.

Fast forward to seven months after his exit, our currency has plummeted against the dollar to around N1450 on the back of devaluation, recording new low on daily basis. As a result, inflation, insecurity and other vices are on the increase to the extent that no one can predict how the current vicious cycle would end.

Surely, the man Buhari is too patriotic for Nigerians. We most times do not know our true friends.

seunlayi:
Are we to conclude that our current leaders are dumb?
I also read something about Emefiele warning against floating the ₦.

To me, yes they are.

Tallesty1:
Lols.

If you sell your dollar at 1300 or 600 makes not much difference.

A bag of rice when we were selling at 600 was around 20k, now we are selling at 1300 and a bag of rice is 55k..

You will have more naira with lower purchasing power if you sell at 1300.
You will have fewer naira with higher purchasing power if you sell at 600

PassingShot:
A lot of Nigerians still believe that Buhari failed woefully while a few of us think differently.

Here is a portion of an interview where the former president refused to bow to IMF in their call for him to devalue the local currency alluding t what could be the consequences of such action. Despite all the challenges his government faced, he managed to leave the naira at around N600 to a dollar in May 2023.
Shut up. Buhari is responsible for everything we are facing today. Where did he meet the naira? How many percent did it drop from? If a foolish person thinks dropping from 197 to 600 is not huge then you must be a bigger dunce.
Fast forward to seven months after his exit, our currency has plummeted against the dollar to around N1450 on the back of devaluation, recording new low on daily basis. As a result, inflation, insecurity and other vices are on the increase to the extent that no one can predict how the current vicious cycle would end.

Surely, the man Buhari is too patriotic for Nigerians. We most times do not know our true friends.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIJXtpILkFE?feature=shared

PassingShot:
A lot of Nigerians still believe that Buhari failed woefully while a few of us think differently.

Here is a portion of an interview where the former president refused to bow to IMF in their call for him to devalue the local currency alluding t what could be the consequences of such action. Despite all the challenges his government faced, he managed to leave the naira at around N600 to a dollar in May 2023.
Fast forward to seven months after his exit, our currency has plummeted against the dollar to around N1450 on the back of devaluation, recording new low on daily basis. As a result, inflation, insecurity and other vices are on the increase to the extent that no one can predict how the current vicious cycle would end.

Surely, the man Buhari is too patriotic for Nigerians. We most times do not know our true friends.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIJXtpILkFE?feature=shared

Angelfrost:


You don't have a strong and effective price regulation or regulatory system in your country...!

Implication?!! Even prices of locally made goods are soaring through the roof.

The producers and sellers of these products are impacted by Dollar indirectly, and adjust their inflation effects by adding more than necessary to their prices... This coupled with the inherent greed and wickedness of an average Nigerian.

Haven't you noticed that the price of locally made rice is almost keeping pace with the Asian variety?!!