| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by IkeGod9891(m): 9:54pm On Feb 21 |
Hahahaha |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by Treasure17(m): 9:54pm On Feb 21 |
Careless talk. |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by purehustle101(m): 9:57pm On Feb 21 |
Even people wey no get 1naira for account are
busy shouting ban this ban that. Make everybody go sleep. 4 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by DeepSight(m): 9:58pm On Feb 21 |
teadrake:
Economic saboteurs are fully ready to sink any policy aimed at curtailing there excesses. Stop saying this nonsense. Who wakes up in the morning and says how can I sabotage the economy today? You float the naira irresponsibly and make the dollar singularly attractive to all, and when demand surges for it, you say they are economic saboteurs as though you are a first class illiterate who knows nothing about the laws of demand and supply. There is only ONE economic saboteur in Nigeria in the last one year and it is the Federal Government as led by Tinubu. 7 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by Mccullum: 9:59pm On Feb 21 |
emkz:
These are just temporary measures and are bound to fail. The forex market in Nigeria is like a hydra-headed snake. Cut one head; as you face another head, the first head will grow back. Cut the damn neck! In other words, let the CBN address the root of the problem instead of pretending they don't know.
Since last week, dollars injected into the forex market are mopped up.
Who exactly are those mopping up the forex?
What economic activity is tied to the raid of the forex?
Ribadu claims the activities of speculators are responsible for the hike in dollar rates.
My question to Ribadu is: why are the speculators not afraid of the government?
For many years, bank MDs have been accused of buying forex from CBN and the forex goes into the black market through back channels, for example, there are vulturistic abokis sitting in banking halls trying to buy off dollars from customers.
Who regulates those abokis?
If the $10billion the vice president said would come into the system enters, it would be evacuated by the same speculators which would not solve the problem.
My observation is that CBN has lost complete control of the forex market and are being regulated by the BDCs and population instead of CBN being in control. All over the world, forex trading is heavily regulated by governments through central banks.
What I also observed is that the dollars are mopped up by those who don't need them but are keeping them for a profit. Therefore, let CBN take complete control of the forex market through the following measures:
(1) Deregister all unlicensed BDCs. That market is heavily unregulated and until they are faced squarely by the authorities, the practice of the naira dying will not stop.
(2) Stop selling dollars to commercial banks as it is clear that they have failed in meeting their obligations to customers with the dollars. People who approach the banks for PTA/BTA and school fees are directed to the BDCs. Why do BDCs have dollars and banks don't? Even with banks, some people still approach the CBN to transfer their school fees. Infact, it was found that the banks had $5billion in their vaults. How come no one has been punished when these same banks created artificial scarcity to push people to BDCs?
(3) All banks should be compelled to show a statement of how they used the dollars they received from the CBN from the last two years. At least it would give us some ideas of what disappeared through the black market.
(4) CBN needs to carry out a tsunami on the banking industry. Use some bank MDs known for the forex fraud as examples by dismissing them for breaking the law.
(5) Once all these measures are taken, the CBN must protect all forex coming into the country to ensure the problems we currently have are not iterated.
In summary, CBN needs to take drastic measures to regulate the market.
There are other measures that can be taken to get the dollars from those who have stored them. Whether the CBN would have the will is something else. The Nigerian forex market is like those who pirate music.
Kill the black market for forex. God bless you. |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by Calylove: 9:59pm On Feb 21 |
Is dollars not the legal tender of the political class in Nigeria? How can it be banned?
Think about it. 1 Like |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by TheOgaBoss: 10:01pm On Feb 21 |
Agbegbaorogboye:
@Op
You said: The above is the premise of all your suggestions.
If forex is heavily regulated all over the world, what then is he wisdom behind floating the naira and where is such wisdom coming from?
If your claim is correct, instead of fishing for idiots and looking for scapegoats in banks, is it not simply a question of getting the govt to quit the wrong policy of naira floatation and start to control the naira value?
@Bwala I don't understand what he means by the govt should ban all local and international trade in dollars. Is he saying Nigeria should pursue an isolationist policy? How practicable is that?
oga, the idiot like most ofthe people in this govt and their supporters do not know the true meaning of free market. when tinubu rushed to float the naira without careful consideration I guess they did not know why they are doing. now we are going back to forex regularion, a total reversal of the earlier stance. 1 Like |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by ibechris(m): 10:02pm On Feb 21 |
This shows that this man has nothing upstairs.
How can u say this.
Are we caged like Eritrea...?
Shot it and ur economy will collapse in just 24hours. |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by lakefist(m): 10:02pm On Feb 21 |
emkz:
These are just temporary measures and are bound to fail. The forex market in Nigeria is like a hydra-headed snake. Cut one head; as you face another head, the first head will grow back. Cut the damn neck! In other words, let the CBN address the root of the problem instead of pretending they don't know.
Since last week, dollars injected into the forex market are mopped up.
Who exactly are those mopping up the forex?
What economic activity is tied to the raid of the forex?
Ribadu claims the activities of speculators are responsible for the hike in dollar rates.
My question to Ribadu is: why are the speculators not afraid of the government?
For many years, bank MDs have been accused of buying forex from CBN and the forex goes into the black market through back channels, for example, there are vulturistic abokis sitting in banking halls trying to buy off dollars from customers.
Who regulates those abokis?
If the $10billion the vice president said would come into the system enters, it would be evacuated by the same speculators which would not solve the problem.
My observation is that CBN has lost complete control of the forex market and are being regulated by the BDCs and population instead of CBN being in control. All over the world, forex trading is heavily regulated by governments through central banks.
What I also observed is that the dollars are mopped up by those who don't need them but are keeping them for a profit. Therefore, let CBN take complete control of the forex market through the following measures:
(1) Deregister all unlicensed BDCs. That market is heavily unregulated and until they are faced squarely by the authorities, the practice of the naira dying will not stop.
(2) Stop selling dollars to commercial banks as it is clear that they have failed in meeting their obligations to customers with the dollars. People who approach the banks for PTA/BTA and school fees are directed to the BDCs. Why do BDCs have dollars and banks don't? Even with banks, some people still approach the CBN to transfer their school fees. Infact, it was found that the banks had $5billion in their vaults. How come no one has been punished when these same banks created artificial scarcity to push people to BDCs?
(3) All banks should be compelled to show a statement of how they used the dollars they received from the CBN from the last two years. At least it would give us some ideas of what disappeared through the black market.
(4) CBN needs to carry out a tsunami on the banking industry. Use some bank MDs known for the forex fraud as examples by dismissing them for breaking the law.
(5) Once all these measures are taken, the CBN must protect all forex coming into the country to ensure the problems we currently have are not iterated.
In summary, CBN needs to take drastic measures to regulate the market.
There are other measures that can be taken to get the dollars from those who have stored them. Whether the CBN would have the will is something else. The Nigerian forex market is like those who pirate music.
Kill the black market for forex. You’re right 1 Like |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by 43Ronin: 10:04pm On Feb 21 |
Lol |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by RepoMan007: 10:05pm On Feb 21 |
Ogogoro economist. 1 Like |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by CyberWolf: 10:05pm On Feb 21 |
emkz:
These are just temporary measures and are bound to fail. The forex market in Nigeria is like a hydra-headed snake. Cut one head; as you face another head, the first head will grow back. Cut the damn neck! In other words, let the CBN address the root of the problem instead of pretending they don't know.
Since last week, dollars injected into the forex market are mopped up.
Who exactly are those mopping up the forex?
What economic activity is tied to the raid of the forex?
Ribadu claims the activities of speculators are responsible for the hike in dollar rates.
My question to Ribadu is: why are the speculators not afraid of the government?
For many years, bank MDs have been accused of buying forex from CBN and the forex goes into the black market through back channels, for example, there are vulturistic abokis sitting in banking halls trying to buy off dollars from customers.
Who regulates those abokis?
If the $10billion the vice president said would come into the system enters, it would be evacuated by the same speculators which would not solve the problem.
My observation is that CBN has lost complete control of the forex market and are being regulated by the BDCs and population instead of CBN being in control. All over the world, forex trading is heavily regulated by governments through central banks.
What I also observed is that the dollars are mopped up by those who don't need them but are keeping them for a profit. Therefore, let CBN take complete control of the forex market through the following measures:
(1) Deregister all unlicensed BDCs. That market is heavily unregulated and until they are faced squarely by the authorities, the practice of the naira dying will not stop.
(2) Stop selling dollars to commercial banks as it is clear that they have failed in meeting their obligations to customers with the dollars. People who approach the banks for PTA/BTA and school fees are directed to the BDCs. Why do BDCs have dollars and banks don't? Even with banks, some people still approach the CBN to transfer their school fees. Infact, it was found that the banks had $5billion in their vaults. How come no one has been punished when these same banks created artificial scarcity to push people to BDCs?
(3) All banks should be compelled to show a statement of how they used the dollars they received from the CBN from the last two years. At least it would give us some ideas of what disappeared through the black market.
(4) CBN needs to carry out a tsunami on the banking industry. Use some bank MDs known for the forex fraud as examples by dismissing them for breaking the law.
(5) Once all these measures are taken, the CBN must protect all forex coming into the country to ensure the problems we currently have are not iterated.
In summary, CBN needs to take drastic measures to regulate the market.
There are other measures that can be taken to get the dollars from those who have stored them. Whether the CBN would have the will is something else. The Nigerian forex market is like those who pirate music.
Kill the black market for forex. Absolutely, kill the black market for forex, simple and short. |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by 43Ronin: 10:17pm On Feb 21 |
emkz:
These are just temporary measures and are bound to fail. The forex market in Nigeria is like a hydra-headed snake. Cut one head; as you face another head, the first head will grow back. Cut the damn neck! In other words, let the CBN address the root of the problem instead of pretending they don't know.
Since last week, dollars injected into the forex market are mopped up.
Who exactly are those mopping up the forex?
What economic activity is tied to the raid of the forex?
Ribadu claims the activities of speculators are responsible for the hike in dollar rates.
My question to Ribadu is: why are the speculators not afraid of the government?
For many years, bank MDs have been accused of buying forex from CBN and the forex goes into the black market through back channels, for example, there are vulturistic abokis sitting in banking halls trying to buy off dollars from customers.
Who regulates those abokis?
If the $10billion the vice president said would come into the system enters, it would be evacuated by the same speculators which would not solve the problem.
My observation is that CBN has lost complete control of the forex market and are being regulated by the BDCs and population instead of CBN being in control. All over the world, forex trading is heavily regulated by governments through central banks.
What I also observed is that the dollars are mopped up by those who don't need them but are keeping them for a profit. Therefore, let CBN take complete control of the forex market through the following measures:
(1) Deregister all unlicensed BDCs. That market is heavily unregulated and until they are faced squarely by the authorities, the practice of the naira dying will not stop.
(2) Stop selling dollars to commercial banks as it is clear that they have failed in meeting their obligations to customers with the dollars. People who approach the banks for PTA/BTA and school fees are directed to the BDCs. Why do BDCs have dollars and banks don't? Even with banks, some people still approach the CBN to transfer their school fees. Infact, it was found that the banks had $5billion in their vaults. How come no one has been punished when these same banks created artificial scarcity to push people to BDCs?
(3) All banks should be compelled to show a statement of how they used the dollars they received from the CBN from the last two years. At least it would give us some ideas of what disappeared through the black market.
(4) CBN needs to carry out a tsunami on the banking industry. Use some bank MDs known for the forex fraud as examples by dismissing them for breaking the law.
(5) Once all these measures are taken, the CBN must protect all forex coming into the country to ensure the problems we currently have are not iterated.
In summary, CBN needs to take drastic measures to regulate the market.
There are other measures that can be taken to get the dollars from those who have stored them. Whether the CBN would have the will is something else. The Nigerian forex market is like those who pirate music.
Kill the black market for forex. Honestly while bankers make money from forex trading the money is not made from selling to aboki(lol).& the banks are not the problem, the govt is. Putting the blame on banks only shows that you subscribe to ronunomics. The govt should first tackle insecurity in the north central, that way we can increase fx inflows tru sales of agricultural products. Also they should reduce the custom charges of goods imported to nigeria for things we can't produce like car parts, truck parts, machinery parts etc. Custom charges of 9-10m naira for one container is outrageous and damages our economy because the importers will simply pass the price burden to the end users making it very expensive. The govt should also sell our crude in naira that way we can determine the value of our currency at our own conversion rate. The govt should also collabo with banks(expand their operations) into the oil industries tru PPP between banks and other individuals to rapidly build modular refineries with at least 5kbpd with an estimated completion date of 2-3 years. As for the inflation, simple. Outlaw the use of 1k, 5h & 2h notes while the cbn offer juicy rates like 10% of various fixed & investments deposits both in naira and dollars. The naira in circulation has about just 20% in the financial industry meaning people are hoarding both naira and dollars. 1 Like |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by zeyt: 10:17pm On Feb 21 |
1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by Agbegbaorogboye: 10:28pm On Feb 21 |
Front0lane:
This comment show you have never left the shore of Nigeria. No country i visit trade in dollar nor operate domiciliary acct in other currencies Nigeria should do same. There is no talk about isolation on that.
It shows you have never traded outside Nigeria to think no country trades in any other currency other than theirs. |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by Dynamicboss: 10:35pm On Feb 21 |
emkz:
These are just temporary measures and are bound to fail. The forex market in Nigeria is like a hydra-headed snake. Cut one head; as you face another head, the first head will grow back. Cut the damn neck! In other words, let the CBN address the root of the problem instead of pretending they don't know.
Since last week, dollars injected into the forex market are mopped up.
Who exactly are those mopping up the forex?
What economic activity is tied to the raid of the forex?
Ribadu claims the activities of speculators are responsible for the hike in dollar rates.
My question to Ribadu is: why are the speculators not afraid of the government?
For many years, bank MDs have been accused of buying forex from CBN and the forex goes into the black market through back channels, for example, there are vulturistic abokis sitting in banking halls trying to buy off dollars from customers.
Who regulates those abokis?
If the $10billion the vice president said would come into the system enters, it would be evacuated by the same speculators which would not solve the problem.
My observation is that CBN has lost complete control of the forex market and are being regulated by the BDCs and population instead of CBN being in control. All over the world, forex trading is heavily regulated by governments through central banks.
What I also observed is that the dollars are mopped up by those who don't need them but are keeping them for a profit. Therefore, let CBN take complete control of the forex market through the following measures:
(1) Deregister all unlicensed BDCs. That market is heavily unregulated and until they are faced squarely by the authorities, the practice of the naira dying will not stop.
(2) Stop selling dollars to commercial banks as it is clear that they have failed in meeting their obligations to customers with the dollars. People who approach the banks for PTA/BTA and school fees are directed to the BDCs. Why do BDCs have dollars and banks don't? Even with banks, some people still approach the CBN to transfer their school fees. Infact, it was found that the banks had $5billion in their vaults. How come no one has been punished when these same banks created artificial scarcity to push people to BDCs?
(3) All banks should be compelled to show a statement of how they used the dollars they received from the CBN from the last two years. At least it would give us some ideas of what disappeared through the black market.
(4) CBN needs to carry out a tsunami on the banking industry. Use some bank MDs known for the forex fraud as examples by dismissing them for breaking the law.
(5) Once all these measures are taken, the CBN must protect all forex coming into the country to ensure the problems we currently have are not iterated.
In summary, CBN needs to take drastic measures to regulate the market.
There are other measures that can be taken to get the dollars from those who have stored them. Whether the CBN would have the will is something else. The Nigerian forex market is like those who pirate music.
Kill the black market for forex. Very detailed analysis. You hit the nail firmly |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by Titogbanski: 10:37pm On Feb 21 |
Bans, freezes, locking, closing, restricting, barring...all these are the policies that put us where we are today and more of same would only exacerbate the fx issue.
Liberal, open, world class policies are what you need... |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by Skyehigher1: 10:39pm On Feb 21 |
This country is very crazy how can we spend dollars in Nigeria did Americans spend naira in UK and US that is crazy government should ban use of dollars in Nigeria and ban all bdc. Then stop sending dollars to commercial banks because commercial banks are the real sabotage of this government am going to bank to charge my money and they direct me to bdc operators |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by mclloyd22: 10:40pm On Feb 21 |
emkz:
These are just temporary measures and are bound to fail. The forex market in Nigeria is like a hydra-headed snake. Cut one head; as you face another head, the first head will grow back. Cut the damn neck! In other words, let the CBN address the root of the problem instead of pretending they don't know.
Since last week, dollars injected into the forex market are mopped up.
Who exactly are those mopping up the forex?
What economic activity is tied to the raid of the forex?
Ribadu claims the activities of speculators are responsible for the hike in dollar rates.
My question to Ribadu is: why are the speculators not afraid of the government?
For many years, bank MDs have been accused of buying forex from CBN and the forex goes into the black market through back channels, for example, there are vulturistic abokis sitting in banking halls trying to buy off dollars from customers.
Who regulates those abokis?
If the $10billion the vice president said would come into the system enters, it would be evacuated by the same speculators which would not solve the problem.
My observation is that CBN has lost complete control of the forex market and are being regulated by the BDCs and population instead of CBN being in control. All over the world, forex trading is heavily regulated by governments through central banks.
What I also observed is that the dollars are mopped up by those who don't need them but are keeping them for a profit. Therefore, let CBN take complete control of the forex market through the following measures:
(1) Deregister all unlicensed BDCs. That market is heavily unregulated and until they are faced squarely by the authorities, the practice of the naira dying will not stop.
(2) Stop selling dollars to commercial banks as it is clear that they have failed in meeting their obligations to customers with the dollars. People who approach the banks for PTA/BTA and school fees are directed to the BDCs. Why do BDCs have dollars and banks don't? Even with banks, some people still approach the CBN to transfer their school fees. Infact, it was found that the banks had $5billion in their vaults. How come no one has been punished when these same banks created artificial scarcity to push people to BDCs?
(3) All banks should be compelled to show a statement of how they used the dollars they received from the CBN from the last two years. At least it would give us some ideas of what disappeared through the black market.
(4) CBN needs to carry out a tsunami on the banking industry. Use some bank MDs known for the forex fraud as examples by dismissing them for breaking the law.
(5) Once all these measures are taken, the CBN must protect all forex coming into the country to ensure the problems we currently have are not iterated.
In summary, CBN needs to take drastic measures to regulate the market.
There are other measures that can be taken to get the dollars from those who have stored them. Whether the CBN would have the will is something else. The Nigerian forex market is like those who pirate music.
Kill the black market for forex. They same people making the law are the ones killing the forex. E remain Almost all the elites in abuja to dey shit with dollar bill, same people at the top operate large bdc as business while in government. This is why when they are fighting through the left it’s getting f*cked through the right. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by alizma: 10:48pm On Feb 21 |
Ok |
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| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by Anatolia: 10:51pm On Feb 21 |
The floating of the naira was a disaster in the waiting for anyone with common sense. The decision to float the naira set up a competition between BDCs and the official exchange to see who will devalue the naira faster. There is no way the official exchange can catch up with the bdc rates because the bdcs wants to make profit. Any catch up by the official exchange rate is only temporary as the bdcs make their gain through the difference between the official and parallel rate. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by boxypane(m): 10:53pm On Feb 21 |
Bwala should shut up pls. |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by Babalegba(m): 10:56pm On Feb 21 |
[quote author=jesmond3945 post=128579525]will you want to invest your dollars in a country that takes these measures? When buhari started fixing fx, investors ran and naira went from 200 to 360. He needed to defend it all cost and he now borrowed till he bankrupted nigeria.[/quote We need to stop echoing IMF words and think for ourselves. The country needs to fix security and corruption first. I suspect that we lose more through corruption than we gain through incoming investments.
The economy was already on a downward spiral when buhari got there so the loss of naira value was less to do with his reforms and more to do with not enough dollars to defend the naira. |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by alizma: 10:57pm On Feb 21 |
Crimecity:
And you want foreign investors from other countries in your country?
See the e-diots supporting Tinubu Banning dollar in Nigeria doesn't stop foreign investors in any form. Nigeria has some banks with international presence. If you are in us and want to invest in naija, you will be required to open gtbank dollar account in US and gtbank naira account in Nigeria, pay your dollar into your account in US, do transfer of certain amount to your naira account in Nigeria and the naira equivalent will be made available to you at official rate in Nigeria. Just last week or so I told a friend that tinubu need to take this drastic decision if he actually wants to stabilize the naira against dollar. Tinubu should sign and executive order making it a crime for any individual to possess physical dollar in Nigeria. All done account should be converted to naira. All international institutions requesting any form of payment from Nigerians should have naira account into which such payment can be made, the commercial or Centra banks should help them transfer the dollar equivalent into their foreign account. 1 Like |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by BenuePolitician(m): 10:58pm On Feb 21 |
Tough times calls for Tough decisions! Tinubu should do the needful fast because Nigeria is too diversified to be rubbing shoulders with countries 80% less diversified as Nigeria in terms of monetary policies  1 Like |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by PJ123: 11:02pm On Feb 21 |
Front0lane:
This comment show you have never left the shore of Nigeria. No country i visit trade in dollar nor operate domiciliary acct in other currencies Nigeria should do same. There is no talk about isolation on that.
God bless you, this has always been my position. Everyone has Dom account in Nigeria and is highly disgusting. This insane practice is only seen in Nigeria.
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| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by crismark(m): 11:09pm On Feb 21 |
jmoore:
Bwala: Once you join APC, your brain stops working.
If you ban the use of dollar to buy things from China. What else will you use to buy? Cowries? Na wetin i just dey reason since. All these politicians no just get sense |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by onuman: 11:09pm On Feb 21 |
Relations of Bwala are yet to accept the fact that the man has gone insane; and take him to see a psychiatric doctor. 
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| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by crismark(m): 11:11pm On Feb 21 |
skj1377:
Idiot !! Iran has no foreign investors and their purchasing power is far better than Nigeria even with all the international sanctions. Almost all notable foreign investors have left Russia yet their currency is outperforming the Euro and dollar. Keep on looking for foreign investors to solve your problems. Idiotic ode
Mugu. Keep looking at Russia. Russia produces most of the products needed there. What does Nigeria produce? Think before you open your smelling mouth |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by Johnjustice: 11:16pm On Feb 21 |
I agree, critical times call for critical actions, but can Tinubu do what's best for Nigeria, does he have the will to do good by Nigeria and Nigerians? |
| Re: Bwala To President Tinubu: Ban Use Of Dollars For Local And International Trade by onuman: 11:17pm On Feb 21 |
Babalegba:
Sometimes you have to think out of the box. Radical ideas are the way forward sometimes. What's a radical idea? When you want to buy electricity transformer from Europe, you pay with Naira? Join APC like Bwala and become crazy. |
