₦airaland Forum

Enki40:
Alright. But something really baffles me, I wonder why all these revelations are only coming to the fore after he had a disagreement with the APC chieftains. Should we assume they knew all these about him all this while, but have been concealing it? Does that mean there are many other crooks in government whose identities and atrocities are being concealed?

If you don't know all this then it means you're either a "Learner" or someway related to "Awilo Logomba".

Cutehector:
I felt he killed her to cover his stvpid name... Ah mean, y should a man rape some gurl wen he just can actually pay at least 500naira to a sex worker....

Pvssy is different. How many chiks do prostitution by age 20? Can you compare a rotten, widened, aged & battered pvssy to a fresh & ripe c_unt?

kulobyno:
Five minutes of rompy sex has bought a career academician an accommodation in prison. Now he is to pay a whooping 250k for bail excluding the legal bill by his attorney and the disrepute as well as the fact that his job would most likely be on the line.

250k could have given him a steady supply of campus girls if he chooses to live a loose life.

250k could have repackaged his wife and made her more sex appealing. Now he is to pay the money with pains and without thanks.

Goons thinking with their dick from time immemorial

Are you sure 250k can get him "steady stream" of campus babes? Which kain campus be that oh!? I sure sey nah d one wey dem dey use yoruba teach them maths.

Cutehector:
Seems d son couldn't just hold himself.... There r times wen temptations rise wen u r alone wit d hous girl at home and evil thoughts start springin up... I must admit, those thoughts hav run through my mind... Buh would dat make me lower my standards? No...

The highest evil thought should be that of raping her by force-not that I condone such....but for him to kill her....then na Spiritual Konji be dat one oh!

Image123:
Common men don't carry $10,000 up and down. if you have legitimate business, use the available forms. If you only want to profit from a falling economy, the exit door is open.

Was I the one who fell the economy? Why shouldn't I mitigate my loses then and be d one to bear the brunt instead?

The available forms will result in a huge loss to me...My business is legit and I'm taking the alternative sensible form and not this prank at stabilizing the economy. That's why his regime didn't last...his overzealous but has little wisdom.

Fhemmmy:
If you are sure you could get Naira at Cotonue . . .Wont be a bad idea

Haba even naira dey Ghana not to talk of neighbouring Cotonou.

Certifiedboss:
So sad ... so so sad . After all the struggle . A corper who just passed out in my local government this July died 2days ago too .. Life is cruel . We can't question God but how can the parents of this people cope with the loss

It's as if NYSC is cursed...I need to have a re-think on going back or just fashying it...thank God Buhari is now thinking of making it voluntary.

Truckpusher:
Thunder fire anybody wey go bury me with any Nigerian uniform.

Just wear me my normal short, T shirt and any fine leather shoe from gucci or Nike I dun sempe dey enter heaven be that.

My sister, peace belongs to you now.
RIP.

You be 2chainz Wey you wan make dem bury you inside GUCCI store.

Fhemmmy:
Stress of doing business

I may have to carry my dollars to cotonou for conversion to naira then deposit in naija...abi wetin you think?

With this people will simply take their hard currency abroad and do business. Barcanista wetin you think?

Say I converted my naira to 10k$ before the policy, now converting it back at the banks will be at a loss to me cos the bank won't use d standard rate when reconverting back to dollars for me incase I wanna do a foreign transaction. Gtbank I hear currently charge 216 to a dollar.

So d common-man like me will simply carry my 10k$ to cotonou or ghana and do my business except they wan say dollars sef na contraband to travel with-in the end more loss of revenue for the country.

Grow the economy Baba instead of all this crash course and bag of tricks

Fhemmmy:
It will be at whatever rate your bank or the card you using decides to use

Hmmm..na wa.

Why is it this dusty? Hope no be bush you carry am pass?

Fhemmmy:
I am not sure how we could be of help, i will advice you sell the $ and deposit the equivalent to you naira account and take it from there.

Will the naira be converted to dollar at the current 199 to a dollar rate when I wanna ship from abroad or will they use their own black market rate?

erico2k2:
so ur fathers age is now a kid to you. Naira land shaa

*ignored*

erico2k2:
June 12 question

M16 can you please answer the urgent question I asked that this kid is treating with kid's gloves?

Fhemmmy:
I am not based in Nigeria, so Naira is paid into our account in Nigeria, there are companies that does the transfer for us, and they get paid . . . basically pay them Naira that is transfered into our account and they will pay me $$ here either cash or paid into an account of my choice depending on the usage of the money . . . .We do same for Canadian deals too.
Hope your question was answered? Please feel free to ask more questions if need be.

Also, i could wrong though but the policy seems to only affect people that want to go to the bank and deposit $$ in Cash without proper documentations and not those that are doing transfer from bank to bank . . .Online deals and transfers makes like easier for everyone and increase safety of money and life.

What can someone like me who has a couple thousand dollars but can't deposit it in d bank cos of the bank on dorm account now. I'm trying to ship a ride from abroad.

M16:
Opening an account in a these countries is not easy at all, if you not a resident. Nigerians going to Cotonou for business would have opened accounts long ago

What I want to know is when the bank converts your dollar to naira at the current exchange rate of 199 to a dollar will they reconvert it at this same rate when you wanna buy something overseas with Form A or M?

Djicemob:
Blaming everybody/everything but themselves

I remember my Mum once told me: "I am always correct!"

I gave up arguing with women since then.

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Fhemmmy:
Thanks for your time on our thread, we appreciate you . . . . .
2004 Toyota Corolla CE model from Canada could be yours for ONLY 1.35M Naira, while the LE model will be yours for ONLY 1.68M Naira
From the USA because of the US $$ exchange rate, it is a lot much more

With the current CBN policy placing a ban on Dorm accts....how do you intend shipping rides for people?

Now that banks ain't accepting dollars but will instead change it to naira in one's account. How does one then go about purchasing items from abroad?

NCP:
Brothers and Sisters, can we wail together NOW? Prophet Barka.Nexta was right with his gloom and doom analysis as seen via glaring indicators and common sense economics.

Proudly Wailing!

otumopkor:
Emmm bring the dollars and lets see what we can do about it

Ori eh lo buru!

Ikaosunwon:
Boys were not smiling this morning after this snake killed a lamb in my area at Iba town, (along Isheri - Lasu road) Lagos. They ran after it and finally caught it with different types of sticks, machetes & the rest. At the end of the day, it ended in different pots.

You mean ds snake wanted to swallow this whole Lamb?

MizMyColi:
smh.
*Deep Sigh*

Biko where are our inhouse staunch economists cum historians?

Jarus, Israeliairforce, Agabai23

Barcanista has raised valid points...

Let's attack the points raised and reach a valid conclusion concerning our currency appreciation/depreciation and the way forward.

I will be lurking on the sidelines...gleaning from reasonable insights.

You speak good English.

ZKOSOSO:
The Olodo of Daura is just displaying his brain content as usual by applying "buharinomics" or "koboko economics" where you flog the Naira to appreciate against the Dollar by force by fire!!
This crass buharinomics is part of APC lying wonders to deceive the nation that they are working. Meanwhile he has no concrete economic blueprint to follow. No minister to hold responsible while he alone is running the budget of 2015 oil economy with hausafulani brothers.
We are watching.

Koboko economics....

helpee:
@ barcanista, thanks for the analysis. kindly disregard those that have nothing to contribute except shouting wailing wailers. But i disagree with you. naira actually depreciated against the dollar because of excessive speculation. As you know, due to the ban on 41 products importers from accessing forex at the official rate, they had to source it from the parallel market. The excessive demand for forex by these importers from the black market at first created a scarcity that pushed the dollar up temporarily. speculators then cashed on that and started hoarding dollars thinking the dollar will keep rising against the naira especially since the new govt has no concrete plan in place. i was almost caught up too. i was advised to change most of my daily sales to dollars and then deposit in my DOM account in speculation of a further weakening of the naira. therefore, the banks were flooded by speculators with dollar deposits and many of them under the disguise of importation are laundering the money abroad via transfer. so, by refusing to accept the dollars, the CBN is playing a very smart move aagainst speculators. many people are therefore caught with dollars which they cant transfer or even deposit except to convert it to naira. therefore, the economy is flooded with dollars and demand is less than supply so the dollar must come down.
IS IT SUSTAINABLE/
Yes but we will temporarily suffer in sacrifice for a prosperous naira. importers will be temporarily caught unaware. the CBN will only create a bereaucratic bottleneck that will make it difficult for anybody except importers to access forex. BVN is one of the them. money launderers that used to access forex and transfer via DOM account will be cut off by the bottleneck. speculators will not find it attractive to hoard dollars because unless they ggenuinely need the dollars, they wont be able to get value for it since they cant spend it locally, cant transfer and cant even deposit. what do you need a useless dollar for?
it is not easy to open domicilliary account in neigbouring countries like you suggested unless you are a citizen or permanent/legal resident so few will be able to divert import activities to the neigbouring countries. therefore, even without increasing local production of imported stuffs, the naira will still stabilise against the dollar at a favourable position cos the most damage done to the naira usually comes from speculators. once we only access just the dollar we need for importation, school fees and other legal business abroad, we will stop speculating with the naira .
Even if things are temporarily expensive, we youths should take up the challenge and start producing. you can start with toothpick for example cos it is part of the products banned from accessing forex officially. the bottomline is that if it will be sustainable we must support the CBN in this quest. this is the first policy of this govt/CBN that i support.

So what should someone like me that has changed naira to dollars do now...I wanna buy something abroad but it's pretty difficult right now...what should I do? I think it should be possible to open a gtbank account in cotonou or ghana now?

Lilian Bach omo Yoruba....

This one go just continue to dey deceive hinsef.

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