Fhemmmy: I am not sure what the crime of the dude was . . .

Wizeboy: In as much as I agree with his decision to introduce the new N5000 note, where my worry lies is the introduction of N20 coin. Though COIN is been used in more advanced countries of the world as a means of transaction but I doubt if that will work in Nigeria.

I remember when 50kobo and N1 was converted to coin, the price of sweet, biscuits and some other items quickly rise to N5 and had been like that since then. I strongly believe if N20 notes is finally converted to coin, hardly will the value worth what it is today (the price of Pure Water, Biscuit, Sweet and some other things will change drastically) because of Nigerians mentality.

He should therefore, let N5, N10 and N20 remain paper note, in order not to cause hardship for Nigerians.

sammie77!:
arsenal and man utd fans go dey happy now

naptu2: Did he reduce the price of garri @ Sura Market?

Fred4life: live on AIT

Ola one: But, what is so special about this, guys?

Britain, a country of about 60M, spent over 3 trillion Naira. Come on, guys.


Let's celebrate facilities and necessities.

Okija_juju:

With teams like Brazil, Italy and co in our group, I dont expect them to win, only to surprise me.

mathskill: It is obviouse from the comments on nairaland who the real hater's are.

mc~evans:
What do they stand to gain in all these? Absolutely NOTHING!! I HATE CULTSIM!!!

vanunu: Why are you people exposing the ward head, do you want the boko boys to come after him?

Biggyd2: Seriously, you mean that they beat you up the way you described this morning and your fingers were stable enough to type such perefct article? LOL! Thank God for your life sha ooo because bodi go fone any pesin weh receive slap from those people!