₦airaland Forum

Wonderful

His sin has found him out

May God help us

Nonsense!

Piiiiiggs...

Pathetic sore losers

Nice

Versal:
Yoruba Conquered!

Now, it's Biafra...

Trash!

Time will tell.

Piiiiiggs don't understand Yorubas.

Enough said.

Earn dollars! Don't hoard it!!

The supermarket should be shut already

What effrontery!

AqualinaXYZ:
Na inferiority complex dey worry them



Igbos coming to their land to outsmart them is worrisome



They don sell all lands in Lagos and relocated to Oshogbo

Shut up and stop saying nonsense just to feel good.

ufotunang:
At 500 naira the fuel is still expensive..then when the filling stations want to sell the fuel they will sell it at 600 to 650 naira then what is the difference... what is the essence of the refinery

Dollars will be saved.

The Naira will appreciate.

Prices will fall across board.

Piiiiggs in the mud

Didn't I say just yesterday that before the end of the year is anytime between today and the end of the year

Bunch of pathetic sore losers!

When prices go up, greedy savage Nigerian sellers hike their prices immediately because they claim they need to restock to same capacity.

But when prices come down, they say the need to sell off their old stock first.

Now their stupidity has been laid bare.

Actually, there is no loss ever in selling old stock at old price.

Piiiiggs don't like good news about Nigeria

More pains for them

What do they know

I would rather listen to Mele Kyari.

Meanwhile, piiiiggs are free grunt in wild ecstasy

Nice one

Piiiiggs have started rejoicing in the mud.

Whereas, before the end of the year means anytime between today and then.

Bunch of pathetic sore losers!

What a stupid thread!

Israel drew first blood in Syria. Generals were killed.

Iran's retaliation was world news as it unfolded(they announced it themselves) and was deflected with no casualties. Iran said it was done.

So why should Isreal's retaliation be brutal

Nonsense!!!

Piiiiggs...
Pathetic sore losers!

keymatt:
Using external reserves to defend the naira is the most useless policy ever carried out by a regime. Why float the Naira only to go back defending it only to deplete external reserves in the process You think investors will invest in an economy without a robust dollar 💵 reserve Keep celebrating audio growth. This policy will backfire before your very eyes.
Your agbadorian regime are full blown INCOMPETENT THIEVES.

The foreign reserve depletion if at all there is any is temporary. There is a convergence between the official and parallel market.

Like I said earlier, local production of petroleum products will definitely free up more dollars for international business use

Naira will continue to appreciate

Cut your losses and sell your dollars now unless you are into international business.

Piiiggs rest!
It will hover around 1,100 for sometime until a new development begins to take full effect - local production of petroleum products.
Then it will appreciate considerably again.

Good news.
Thank God.
Piiiiggs won't like this

Piiiigggs and idle grunts

Why do some people talk like morronns

Why should anybody tell FG how to spend its dollars and fix an exchange rate for it(FG)

Na wa o

Wonderful!

Piiiggs have already started grunting ungrateful comments

Chai

lexy2014:
what then did tinubu use nnpc to borrow $3b from afrexim for?

Since when was that

dreamwords:
Go and hunt in UK
U will be deported

Are we in UK? Is UK the only country in the world

A piiiigg is behind the stupid report

Today there is a convergence between the official rate and parallel market rate.

Speculators have been chased out of the system

Dollar is no more subsidised as the import duty now aligns with the exchange rate

P

dreamwords:
Killing wild animals is a crime ,the mods should ban him

No crime here!

Hunting is a profession worldwide.

So this woman is a dullllard

Do we spend dollars in Nigeria

A piiiigg is behind that report for sure

All I know is that there is a convergence of the official and black market rates.

Also, the dollars is not being subsidised to the extent that the import duty is now a function of the current exchange rate.