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Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Russianlord101(m): 11:21am On Feb 03 |
Fake news |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Massiveglory: 11:22am On Feb 03 |
Your dullness is legendary young boy. This is why tinubu poverty and hunger has silenced you all this while. I know you here with your tinubu shout before elections. Hunger and pains have silenced you. If you have just a slight understanding of what that bondage loan involves for Nigeria, you will stone tinubu head. A loan you can easily take here without such bondage repayment conditions. If by this time, your head is still the same, your case is finished. Tareq1105: |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by kelly72: 11:23am On Feb 03 |
On Tuesday morning, I will take out all my dollars from my dom account and leave it empty for them. I will then find a nice place in my house or office to keep my $ savings. I have a right to save my few money in whatever currency I choose. Those who destroyed this economy know themselves. When they were carrying stolen public money in bullion vans to their houses on election day, they didn't realise what damage they were doing to the country they are now pretending to love. Now because I have saved my hard earned 2 shillings in a dom account just as they have hundreds of foreign accounts where they store their loot, they are speculating daily how to cease my money. I will not only remove it and keep in my house, but painfully convert what is left in Naira so as to halt the daily loss of value. I regret not changing all my money to $ when it was still 792/$. That's my biggest regret. Very clueless criminals so desperate for power for no reason other than self aggrandizement. 11 Likes 1 Share |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Floky215: 11:25am On Feb 03 |
Kingpele: How can the citizens be patriotic when the leaders themselves are not and never patriotic? 3 Likes |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by nedekid: 11:29am On Feb 03 |
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Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by casualobserver: 11:30am On Feb 03 |
naptu2: They should though. If you don’t earn or conduct business in forex what do you need a dom account for except currency speculation? I read somewhere that even in Saudi residents are not allowed to keep foreign currency longer than 1 month. 1 Like |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by DrAda(f): 11:31am On Feb 03 |
nickae: Thank you. This is just feeler, a prelude or a pilot study. |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by theredaddy: 11:32am On Feb 03 |
kettykin: What will you do ?? even more ordinary lasma will deal with you, una go just come online they feel like |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by NairaLTQ: 11:34am On Feb 03 |
RepoMan007:We don't have dollars because 1. The previous government have sold our oil into the future and spent the collected dollar proceeds from it. Right now we are just exporting to fulfill our obligations without getting returns 2. Nigeria is a consumer nation and we import virtually all that we use from paper to pencils to erazers to clothes to chemicals etc. We cannot generate as much dollar as we need for these importations 3. Converting ALL dollars into Naira forcefully will solve our problem for probably 3 weeks. What happens after we finish spending it on importations This is the Genesis of our problem. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Oghene86: 11:34am On Feb 03 |
naptu2: The government should go and look for their dollar and allow peoples dollars to remain in peace. |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Achoghim: 11:36am On Feb 03 |
Is Mopol shooting people the best your Emilokan govt can do to save the nosediving economy? Indeed, you all are completely shameless. Coldspice: 1 Like |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Oghene86: 11:37am On Feb 03 |
kelly72: Please tell them, they need to be told. |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Fiscus105(m): 11:39am On Feb 03 |
ncoolsome: How many hospitals do u know? Oga do ur research very well, some hospitals, schools, hotels, airlines etc take dollar instead of naira in business they do within Nigeria territory. 1 Like |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by casualobserver: 11:40am On Feb 03 |
I am totally in support of converting dom accounts to Naira. They are the ones killing the Naira. They are the ones buying dollars just to put in the bank. The Farmers, students, bus drivers, don’t have dom accounts. If you really are someone who has legitimate need for forex, you will have an account abroad. Dom account holders have abused the privilege and have become currency speculators. 2 Likes |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Tboymessiah(m): 11:41am On Feb 03 |
9jvirgin: Remember your fada is Yoruba man who is a no brainer |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Jackson105: 11:41am On Feb 03 |
DEROX: Maybe you can kill yourself, instead of feeling sad then. |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Jackson105: 11:44am On Feb 03 |
9jvirgin: Keep fooling yourself |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Lifemanage: 11:45am On Feb 03 |
If it is true, let it be done? Invest in naira into the economy. This is wrong betting against naira in ur own country. Criminality promaxed |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Adolfnigeria: 11:47am On Feb 03 |
@ RepoMan007 People like you are really dumb and are just the jealous type. Even in the UK anybody can open a foreign currency account. Countries that have tried this experiment include lebanon, argentina, and Iran. The economy will just collapse...and 20,000NGN to 1USD will come to pass. RepoMan007: |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Dsimmer: 11:48am On Feb 03 |
Nigeria transaction is in naira. This is part of corruption I was talking about. If anyone wants to spend in dollars, he should go live in abroad. This is the time to start setting things right. This is a new year. |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by RepoMan007: 11:50am On Feb 03 |
Adolfnigeria:Go and finish your roasted cassava and palm oil lunch oga. 1 Like |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Yestogood: 11:52am On Feb 03 |
nickae: They can't. |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by VeeVeeMyLuv(m): 11:53am On Feb 03 |
Lifemanage: It is also wrong looting public funds and stashing them out of the country It is wrong japaing abroad, schooling abroad, treatment abroad, buying houses abroad and so on 🤣🤣 |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by BreconHills(m): 11:53am On Feb 03 |
Massiveglory: Fake news. The loan is a crude for cash deal pegged to a lower than current oil price - which is an ingenious way of using crude rather than expensive and risky market price. Higher than expected prices since deal was inked have shown the wisdom of the deal. Una go explain taya. O ma re yin. Nigeria will succeed. |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Nickxander11(m): 11:54am On Feb 03 |
nedekid: Is it possible to open a foreign account from Nigeria? |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by LordFA: 11:55am On Feb 03 |
[quote author=Kingpele post=128266136][/quote] That's what they don't understand |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Angelfrost(m): 11:57am On Feb 03 |
In every 'fake' and denied report, just know the truth might be lurking around. If you have a Dom account with lots of Dollars in it as a private citizen, better start looking to open foreign accounts or find a way to push the money to a trusted relative or friend based outside. Better yet, try borrow address abroad and open a PayPal account. These people eye don enter una money... Take it or leave it. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Oritna94(m): 12:00pm On Feb 03 |
BannedUser: My exact thought. I have a hard wallet. Works perfectly. Only me and God can access it..... |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by heed101(m): 12:01pm On Feb 03 |
I have said it. Dollar utilization policy should be in banks. If you store your money in foreign currency there should be genuine purpose and not for speculation purpose. The threat of losing it to the state should be the penalty. |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by nedekid: 12:02pm On Feb 03 |
Nickxander11:I really do not know as I have not researched that. |
Re: FG Not Considering Converting $30 Billion Domiciliary Deposit To Naira. by Angelfrost(m): 12:03pm On Feb 03 |
Kingpele: You won't be surprised?!! Like it's a secret that the main people hoarding Dollars and killing the Naira are Politicians, starting with Jagaban and Atiku. Let's quit living in denial abeg. A thief can't eradicate stealing. |
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