Great0ne1:

Bro no be juju. Arsenal and Liverpool players are just very tired. Fixtures and schedules always make it favour the team with much stronger bench. I knew Liverpool will struggle, but am a bit surprised about arsenal too. Fatigue is the major reason

successmatters:
I love Edo state and their people.

Leo34rf:


Other currencies depend on the dollar rate, so you don't need to defend them.

SoNature:
Too much ignorance display in one thread.

What do people typically learn in Nigerian schools?

tollyboy5:
Guy Rest!

DMerciful:
You only need to subsidise dollar others will fall in line. You only need to reduce the price of cook, all aoft drinks will come down. You only need to crash bitcoin, all crypto will come down. There is always a market leader.

Read the article very well, seems you're cherry-picking

Three weeks ago, Canadian dollar was N1,213. Today, it is N715. Pounds was N2,105, today, it is N1,300.

I'm just telling you so that you don't think Naira is fighting only USD.

DMerciful:

https://nairametrics.com/2024/04/02/naira-defence-to-cost-cbn-n1-01-trillion-in-interest-rates-from-q1-ntb-auctions/

DMerciful:
It has not. You know nothing!

Even with access to the internet, you're so ignorant. Petrol subsidy and naira defense are still in full force

DMerciful:
Defending naira has been removed? You're so ignorant

Lizzysamuel:


Keep deceiving yourself😂.

A day is coming when foul yansh will blow and we will see Cardosos'.

In your tiny mind, Naira isn't defended now?

Ofunaofu:


N216 to a dollar where the APC met it as at 2015

*Goldman Sees Nigerian Naira Extending World-Beating Rally
*Naira is globe’s best performing currency this month
*Rebound follows steep decline caused by two devaluations

Nigeria’s naira could extend gains that have already made it the best-performing currency in the world this month, said a Goldman Sachs Group Inc. economist — provided policymakers stay on track.

The naira has rallied 12% against the dollar in April, adding to its 14% surge in March. Capital inflows and interest rate increases are helping it to retrace steep losses caused by two devaluations since June after the government loosened currency controls.