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modath:Modath abeg tell am o. to me he is just trying to justify the looting under GEJ ,and want us to swallow by force that PMB is responsible! Just imagine if GEJ and his team of looters had continued ! |
TonyeBarcanista:I have published your link . so tell me where CBN banned the use of the dollar? or u apologise for spreading deliberate untruths when it is quite clear that the fiscal indiscipline and profligacy under GEJ is what is confronting us today. Take a look as SAP under IBB , GEJ 's mentor , we saved a lot from oil proceeds while being yoked with different austerity measures only for the gap toothed dictator to squander the money and ever since we have been struggling to get it right. Brazil underwent the same SAP but was lucky to be blessed with good leaders and made gains economically by improved production, increase exports and a more favourable import balance. Today , Brazil is industrialized n waxing stronger. GEJ couldn't even make a refinery work in 6 years! with huge oil proceeds in his hands, he left us more poor. and you want to blame PMB for GEJ 's irresponsibilities. of course we are here to answer you robustly. |
below is the full article of the initial link you referred us to to support your claim that CBN under Buhari banned the dollar. so show us where It is stated please Barcanista: allAfrica.com Latest News RSS Countries Topics Business •Nigeria •West Africa AllAfrica 4 AUGUST 2015 This Day (Lagos) » Nigeria: Mixed Reactions Trail Banks' Rejection of Dollar Deposits Tagged: By Obinna Chima with Agency Report Some manufacturers and financial market analysts have expressed divergent opinions on the Central Bank of Nigeria's (CBN) foreign exchange policy as well as the decision by commercial banks to reject foreign currency deposits. While manufacturers hold the view that the policy has stifled business and discouraged entrepreneurship in the country, market analysts stressed that the measure aimed at strengthening the naira was in order. Meanwhile, the naira continued its rebound on the parallel market day where it closed at N210 to a dollar, higher than the N220 to a dollar at the weekend. The gain recorded by the nation's currency was largely driven by excess dollar supply in the market as banks continued to reject dollar deposits monday. Consequently, several bureau de change (BDC) operators and foreign currency account holders have found it difficult to pay in foreign currency into their bank accounts. ARTICLE CONTINUES AFTER ADVERTISEMENT Prior to this, CBN had restricted importers of 41 items from accessing forex at the official forex market. The policy, according to the central bank, was designed to facilitate the resuscitation of domestic industries and improve employment generation. The CBN Governor, Mr. Godwin Emefiele, while speaking in an interview with THISDAY said the number of items on the list might be increased. But reacting to the measures in the forex market, the Director- General, Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Mr. Muda Yusuf, stated that as a result of the restriction of some items from the official forex market, "a lot of manufacturers are stuck". "Many of them that ordered goods had to stop the goods from coming in and most of them cannot get raw materials. Generally, the whole forex policy is killing businesses," Yusuf added in a chat with THISDAY monday. Also commenting on the suspension of foreign currency deposits, the LCCI boss said it was a "manifestation of the bigger problem of the way the market is managed". Nigeria Banks Reject U.S. Dollar Deposits Foreign Currency Rejection by Deposit Money Banks, Raising Risks of Capital Inflow Ban On Foreign Cash Deposits Creates Four Forex Market Segments "These are just fire-fighting measures," he said. However, Chief Executive Officer of Financial Derivatives Company (FDC), Mr. Bismarck Rewane, expressed support for the CBN's forex policy, saying the measures taken by the central bank were in order. "Monetary policies always go after fiscal policies and what the CBN is doing is right. Right now, the monetary policy has to continue what it is doing until fiscal policy becomes clear," Rewane explained. Also commenting on the suspension of foreign currency deposits by the banks, he saw it as a temporary measure, saying, however, that it would not address the fundamental problem of the actual pricing of the naira. LCCI President, Mr. Remi Bello, added that the economy at this time needed to be stimulated, not constricted further. "The stock market has been bearish for the past couple of months; output growth in the economy decelerated to 3.9 per cent in the first quarter from 5.9 per cent in the previous quarter; profit margins are on the decline across sectors; and purchasing power remains weak as unemployment continues to rise. So this is not the time to keep the economy in a tightening mode," he said. Emefiele explained in the interview that the decision by the banks to stop accepting foreign currency in their vaults was not taken by the CBN, but that the central bank was in support of the idea. Yet, the central bank's foreign exchange policy is having unintended consequences on the economy and has unravelled the CBN's policy on price control. For instance, a report by Bloomberg monday focused on Mojeed Jamiu, an entrepreneur, who has been forced to cut jobs and raise prices to prevent his furniture and clothing store in Lagos from closing after Emefiele restricted foreign currency supply for some imports. Due to a dearth of local manufacturing, companies like Jamiu's FM Best Bargain Limited have no choice but to import goods. "One must survive," the 47-year- old father of three said in low tone in one of his show rooms in a four-story building on a busy road in the Lagos district of Ogba. "Businesses will close shop if you don't know where to get the next dollars and at what cost. Jobs that were done by two people, we now engage one person," he added. Emefiele's push to cut imports is clashing with his mandate to keep prices in check as the economy struggles to cope with a 50 per cent fall in Brent crude prices over the past year. Inflation accelerated 9.2 per cent in June, quickening for the seventh straight month to take the rate beyond the central bank's target band of 6 per cent to 9 per cent. With 21 per cent of all Nigeria's imports affected by the restrictions, the pace of price increases will probably remain above the policy maker's goal for the rest of the year, according to Standard Bank Group Ltd., Africa's biggest lender. ARTICLE CONTINUES AFTER ADVERTISEMENT Companies being hurt by the policy can start producing the goods they are selling, Ibrahim Mu'azu, a central bank spokesman, said by phone from the capital, Abuja. "I don't think the restriction will cause inflation or unemployment." Domestic businesses don't yet have the capacity to produce those goods and the central bank's decision will cause unemployment, said Yusuf of LCCI. Nigeria's unemployment rate rose to 8.2 per cent in the second quarter from 7.5 per cent in the first quarter, the nation's statistics bureau said in statement on its Twitter account. The chamber is planning to carry out a study of the impact on its members, Yusuf said. Nigeria's manufacturing industry contracted by 0.7 per cent in the first quarter of 2015, after expanding 15.4 per cent in the same quarter a year earlier. While the Lagos chamber has met with central bank officials, who promised to review the policy, there hasn't been any change. The regulator said it is waiting for President Muhammadu Buhari to detail his economic plans. But that is on hold until September, when Buhari said he would appoint his cabinet. An official devaluation of the naira is inevitable and it's best for Nigeria to take the hit now, Yusuf said. "It's better to allow the naira to find its level so that all of us can have peace," he said. |
TonyeBarcanista:u ve forgrtn I don't suffer fools easily even when u try to influence ban on me so that I wont b able to answer u , I have enof e- soldiers to give u bloody nose. OK let us do this. |
wirinet:d guy deliberately employs untruths because he believes people won't take time to read or check out the link. it is his usual trademark n I have several evidences. |
NgeneUkwenu:u dey mind d unstable pseudo analyst? |
DoctorAlien:Christ essence is love. his presence on earth was to fulfil the original law- love. Christ came for the whole world and he demonstrated it through a universal love dealing with all. Didn't he say no law is greater than love? if one loves God and man ,won't he be fair in all his dealings ? unless thou be like lil children thou shall not enter into the kingdom of God. love. |
1miccza:never knew u are an alien. abegi go jor. |
1miccza:are u kidding me? that chibok never happened? Jeeeeesus Christ! |
I love Ben Bruce but won't spare him if he allows PDP traits come between him and Nigeria. of course he needs this baptism and many more to come to understand what it takes to govern. he should learn how to handle 5,000 folks first before 170 millions. I just wanna make common sense. |
HiddenShadow:Time and history most often favor Jagaban. we shall see. |
1miccza:Miccza in sane societies , GEJ should have been arrested for playing politics with Chibok girls adoption n allowing the kidnapers escaped with the girls for days before believing they were really kidnapped! a call tru the IG to Bornu state CP to d DPO or pdp local gov chairman or chieif of chibok would have confirmed that in a couple of hours. the truth is GEJ wasn't in charge. so why keep him. it isnt personal. |
1miccza:miccza dear the noise would stop or won't turn to a bang when yester theives learn not to disturb us with their false wailings. The question is will they stop? maybe you can help us ask them. until then ,trust us we gona make music of their misdeeds. |
RemenZack:I tot he gave the money so dt he could drive n take his family out........or would he have bn arrested if he hadn't. lols |
nobilis:I swear PMB is working damn really hard or how do you think Nigeria would have looked like? tell me at $ 76 / barrel ,okonjo n d last administration started complaining bitterly n were preparing our minds for doomsday while they were busy looting. Leadership comes with responsibility and GEJ name would continue to pop either now or later as regards the consequences of his roles. Dont GEJ always wana hear us sing him agricultural praises a la Minister Akinwumi Adeshina ?No way shall we be gagged when wicked wailers who stole the economy wanna blame PMB for their irresponsibilities while in office. Trust me, never knew PMB can be this democratic ,too civilised for my liking if not hell would have been too cold a place compared to what some members of d last admin b facing right now. |
1miccza:....but the same SW made GEJ wen those who hijacked him were no where. so let his 'blodas' make him president again. |
Scholes007:boolsheet! corrupt free indeed in the face of dasukigate, maina,Malabu oil etc total booshee...! |
RemenZack:he he he....so y did Albert give d police d money? |
Atigba:how? explain please. |
LordVarys:Trust Americans with surprises. Bernie would talk to his supporters after the primaries' baptism. it isn't really about personals but the big picture: the best for America. And quote me, Clinton has more fans across party lines than what you are seeing right now. All the blocks thrown at Hilary so far to stop her, she is stepping on' hem to prominence ,and wait when the real firework starts when d two Clinton and the democratic party unleash their campaigns or do you think Obama would be so stupid to support Bernie who has been insinuating Obama has achieved nothing for 8 years? Clinton is the candidate to beat in this election- she is a woman, she has history, she understands foreign policy as well as domestic issues, a former senator ,midwifed a governor who later became two term president ,she was birthed by republicans etc. i'm so interested in this election. Nobody is gona give Bernie to the Rep cos they would make a bacon of him but with Hilary they ve got their better match. |
28And one of the scribes came,
and having heard them reasoning
together, and perceiving that he
had answered them well, asked
him, Which is the first
commandment of all?
29And Jesus answered him, The
first of all the commandments is,
Hear, O Israel; The Lord our God
is one Lord:
30And you shall love the Lord
your God with all your heart, and
with all your soul, and with all
your mind, and with all your
strength: this is the first
commandment.
31And the second is like, namely
this, You shall love your
neighbor as yourself. There is no
other commandment greater than
these.
32And the scribe said unto him,
Well, Teacher, you have said the
truth: for there is one God; and
there is none other but he:
33And to love him with all the
heart, and with all the
understanding, and with all the
soul, and with all the strength,
and to love his neighbor as
himself, is more than all whole
burnt offerings and sacrifices.
34And when Jesus saw that he
answered wisely, he said unto
him, You are not far from the
kingdom of God. And no man
after that dared ask him any
question. Mark 12 : 28-34. |
CFCman:Mos def, Rubio - Clinton maybe the most interesting Presidential race in the US because so many factors would present themselves to choose from: experience vs youth; Spanish vs White; Male vs Female chauvinism etc |
DoctorAlien:Christ himself said so and not from my imagination . dispute Christ let me see. |
DoctorAlien:what is Christ's view about when God judges the world? why did Christ. the best authority in Christianity ,say that those are like children shall inherit the kingdom of God? y would the numero Uno in Christianity use the parable of the good Samaritan? he care less about religion but love. unless you love ,you can't enter the kingdom of God father of all irrespective of religious affiliations. |
LordVarys:I'm happy about Clinton's win. Republican won't want a Clinton - Trump final fight hence they ain't heavy on Sanders like they have been on Hilary. Hilary is our choice . She has the history, the temperament, and the credentials to be the next President and the first female president of the most powerful and supposedly the most democratic nation in the world. God bless America! |
just imagine if PDP were still in power! Naira would have been N1500 to $1, mass sack and lies! cos with the present low oil prices at the international market, PDP shameless treasury looting disease , indiscipline and lack of vision or cluelessness , hell noo Nigeria would have been in deep shiiiit. Sai Buhari! |
God bless Jagaban |
DoctorAlien:There are only two laws as far as the salvation of mankind is concerned: the love of God with the whole of our heart and loving our neighbours as ourselves. Irrespective of religion, rituals,traditions, and denominations God is interested in those who are meek at heart, feed the poor, shelter his neighbors, fair in their dealings, forgive easily , a good Samaritan sort of. |
DoctorAlien:....and the same God said all generations shall call Mary blessed? |
NgeneUkwenu:u ain't paying any coin but really calling a spade by a spade. there is a military intelligence report during Yaradua - GEJ time that showed DT Alimod was d bkbone of BH. wat abt Rev Davies report? just wait for more revelations to come. wen we open nnpc report, u ll understand everything up to their Niger connections n oil bunkering. just wait. |
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