Akshow's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Akshow's Profile › Akshow's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 (of 273 pages)
When I think of elegance, style, class, and grace, I think of Genevieve. She is an example of a classy movie super star. |
I concur. God punish poverty. See Change. Money good o. |
SucreB:are u high on goat shiite? ? |
Football age ti take over all over. ![]() |
Issorait. |
Kulikuli and groundnut opposition wey pdp dey do dey give me shame. Are there no pressing issues that they can challenge this govt on? |
joshuaidibia:use ur tongue to count ur teeth. |
victorazy:u have been buying from China in dollars and now you can do that in yaun. |
Ok |
donvicky2007:that's why they use the word "technically". Which means they are not completely annihilated but over powered and cannot openly go about as they use to months ago. Heck, even the west with all their military might and technology still get attacked sporadically. |
victorazy:Thank God u are now aware it's a swap deal. If u still choose to see it as a loan u are on ur own. |
justmenoni:even what u quoted says "alleged". This swap deal isn't rocket science. It is a swap deal not a loan Or if you prefer the ‘technical’ name — Bilateral Currency Swap Agreements. Depending on who initiates the swap, a simplified version will work something like this. Nigeria wants to make life easier for its traders who buy a lot of stuff from China. As Nigeria doesn’t sell much to China, it is not easy for the CBN to build up Chinese Yuan reserves. This means that for any trader who wants to buy stuff from China, they have to get prices in dollars. This adds costs and risks given that the person in China giving the quote has to convert Yuan to dollars before sending to Nigeria, bearing in mind the risk of currency moves affecting his bottom line. The Nigerian guy then has to buy dollars to make the payment to him. From the point of view of the CBN, this is extra dollar demand that can be avoided. So CBN approaches the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) and asks to set up a swap. Xe.com tells me that 1 Chinese Yuan is currently worth about N30. So for the sake of simplicity, let’s say CBN offers to swap N30bn for Y1bn. Both of them agree an exchange rate on the day of the swap (N30 to Y1) and they make the transfer. Now that CBN has some Yuan, it can then sell it to Nigerian banks in the same way it sells them dollars. The Nigerian trader can then tell his Chinese trading partner to give him a quote in Yuan instead of dollars. Once he has the Yuan quote, the trader can then go to a Nigerian bank and make a request for Yuan in the same way he used to make requests for dollars. Instead of the headache of dealing with 3 currencies, the dollar element is now removed and we have a normal 2-way quote. This takes off some dollar demand pressure as people who want to buy stuff from China can face their Yuan squarely while the dollar people face their dollars. At least we get to know who is who. All of this is, of course, conditional on the amount of Yuan being swapped. But what are the Chinese guys going to do with their N30bn? Same thing — they can now pay in naira for anything they buy from their Nigerian trading partners. Gerrit? |
Good. Bring them all to justice. Stealing money for security when thousands are killed and thousands are going hungry in idp camp. |
justmenoni:Nigerian didn't borrow money. It was a currency swap deal. |
Don't sweat it Gbajamila, the Chinese government didn't take the foul mouthed rascal serious. They didn't even know he was in China cos he was at a state fair not with diplomats. Shameless governor. See him bald head ![]()
|
Shameful. |
Destined2win:I concur. |
Airforce1:That you didn't hammer big in music doesn't mean those that hammer will go broke o. |
pasol4real:That ur sisters and mooodddaaaa's pussay stinks doesn't mean all pussay stinks. Yeah she's rich but her pussay stinks like rotten eggs ![]() |
How has our over religiousness helped us? Scrape all form of religion from the syllabus shikenan.
|
So? |
YelloweWest:He pain am HAHAHAHAHA. Tell me who be slaves? U that have oil while yorubas and hausas feed fat from it or the yorubas and hausas ruling u. Idiota. |
I'm I the only one tired with this Lagos Calabar rail brouhaha? Buhari, do and pass budget, the town is not smiling. Ur I too know is becoming unbearable. Amaechi, go and rest we don taya with ur face. Start making noise wen we see the rail construction in progress. Reps, God punish una for stealing, eating, and greedily allocating all those huge benefits, cars, money, etc without representing those who vote u there. Thunder faya una. I'm done venting. Bye |
Sunnycliff:don't rejoice yet. He may be caught this very day. Now we know who d real coward is. |
Shebi e de run in mouth like tap wey no get control. why e run? |
Dubemkelly:una get korel before? |
Babanla miss |
Is that tattoo or birthmark? |
YelloweWest:who asked u where u came from dumbaarrzzee. Pray tell me how yoruba are slaves to hausas At least in the seventeen years of our democracy, yorubas have ruled for eight years and now have a vice president. Tell me what your people who aren't slaves have benefited aside shouting marginalization as yorubas and hausas own more oil rigs than u miscreants in ur faaaadaaaa's back yard. Who's d slave? |
Mack3N:LINDA PUSSAY STINKS ![]() |
Airforce1:I hope u will yield to scammers when u finally realize ur album so that they can share from ur blessing. ![]() |
Sharp smart funny sisi mama. |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 (of 273 pages)
shameless hegoat

