₦airaland Forum

Hezzyluv:
Buy beans pour it inside gallon and cover it tightly (without air in the gallon). It can stay for years without weevils.

DenreleDave:
They can't bro... They don't have strength to fly that high

Allthelight:
but it is not

Paraman:
usdt is not us dollars.

EponObi:
It's simple. Supply and demand. You can't compare the pound with the naira because I'm the UK, the manufacture and export. Meaning, other nations buying their product translates to the strength of the pound.

In Nigeria we don't produce anything. We only buy and buy. Zero sell. This imples zero demand for the naira on the international market. Without demand, you can't find strength.

The past years, Nigerians don't understand how serious the issue is because the government has been protecting them by protecting the value of naira. We've defended the naira with $1.2b per month so that naira can maintain its peg against the dollar. That's why this administration isn't doing again, so with nothing to defend the peg and zero demand for naira, it has been on a free fall. What's happening now is that the naira is finding it's real value. What the real value is, no one knows.

Btw, if you are enlightened as you claimed, these are basic economics you should know. You should be the one explaining, not asking questions. No offense.

Bullfallo:
hollow block Now 500 and Pure water beg now 400, and in some places 500 per one.

horhlyray:
yes i bought a complete tokunbo last year

onome25:
Ok...pls what's d name

onome25:
Pls how can I get this device n how much.

Enskynelson:
That's about normal body temperature naw. E never hot.

IdowuRufai:
The heat is crazy plus now power.

Goodnewsforlife:
bro get solar n enjoy

stanvesco:
Which one can be used on a DC compressor

Acidosis:
Toor, I thought I was the only one experiencing the intense weather. I wan faint.

As you're sweating profusely, just make sure that you're also raining curses on the government.

We have been reduced to a generator republic. To power the generator is also a problem. How many Nigerians can afford N630 per hour, running that noisy and irritating pollutant (generator)?

Oasisi:
My Camry 2007 dries up oil within 3 weeks.

Initially, oil stays in my car for 3 months but since past 1 year now, it dries up too quick.

I have tried normal Mobil blue cover, I have semi synthetic and just on the 15th of last month, I decided to go for Mobil 1 and now it’s already below the minimum calibration.

Please what called be the problem and can it be fixed?

Bullfallo:
A fast economy relief.

1, For me i think fuel should come down below #350.
this will bring down transportation and gradually impact the economy and wellbeing from a little savings.

(Just imagine transporting 1k everyday to work plus feeding on a salary of 30k to 50k?)

2. Open the borders for food to come in. This is no longer cheap as the naira declined to cefa really fast. Even okrika clothes are now very expensive because of cefa exchange rate.
But atleast whatever can be gotten that is cheaper than what we have here should come in. And This will bring down some food price.

3.local indigenous vigilante to secure community and farm lands. This should encourage productivity in food security