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Buhary 'poorly Qualified' with NEPA Bill to be the President of Nigeria at this perilous time. ![]() |
modath: ![]() Cc: Tonyebarcanista, help our sister to douse her unbelief. (Aigbagbo bilaa, temi lolu'wa) some of us are really addicted here, with a humble beginning. ![]() God bless Nairaland. As for PMB, oti fi Ori ko 'japping', he takes the blame of the past administration having come on the platform of CHANGE. What measure has he introduced to correct the anomalies ? NOTHING but pictures of him touring the globe, what a wrong choice of president. ![]() |
modath:This your epistle should be to the Galatians (Awon alainironu, ara Galatia) who voted the dullest old man as a president. Let not beat around the bush, our country lost focus since 29th May 2015 when we decided to return to the 'stone-age' in this digital era. As to your exporting argument, go and ask those exporting cashew how profitable is their venture and they will tell you they break-even, with small margin. You grant loan to farmers at 26-30% interest rate and expect to export to compete with countries with 2-5% loan interest rate. What a joke. |
modath:That was actually the beginning of my grouse with BAT & OBJ. ![]() I sponsored a candidate back then when the looter created additional LG in LAG., and OBJ as the president request PDP members not to participate in the vote as he would cancel the LG election, we boycotted the election as advised, all the spends became a waste and OBJ could not stop the fruadulent additional LG BAT created before finally converting same to LCDA. Thanks to Pastor Prof. Osinbajo. (The pastor behind the professional looter, offering professional legal service to the crook). And what we see thereafter was the handpicking of candidates from his bedroom in Bourdillon without recourse to due process and democratic principles. ![]() Imagine, the imperial capitalist is now the biggest landlord in Africa at the expense of the people. |
Tinubu the imperial glutton capitalist. The BIGGEST LANDLORD in Africa, the grandmaster of corruption. Selfish & greedy fellow. |
modath:What is the Asiwaju Awon looters saying? |
modath:How to do expect any Nigerian to export anything in this hardship and economic conditions ? How do you compete favorably in the international market ? As much as I sympertize with this administration, I will surely not shy away from my strong opposition stand, we warned Nigerians not to return back to Egypt & slavery, they refused to listen. See the nemesis now. CBN no longer independence to marshal its best policy, but rather take orders from the dullard. |
The promised change is a scams, all can see now. ![]() This administration low economic skill as evidence is her many policy somersault shows APC is 'suegbe-pako' |
jaymichael:It resultant effect is now what we see in the extreme scarcity of USD, now at 391/$. |
8. Don't post false information on Nairaland. Seun, Mydn44, Lalasticlala. |
Papa Buhary... please go well... May your going and coming energize you to do more trips, papa. We thank God for giving us a president like you at this time. Masha Allah |
I think it's high time we asked the past administration across the 36 states of the federation how they disbursed the "OIL Windfalls" ? SUREP ECA among other sharing...
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Obiagelli:Am here to add to my knowledge ni, am calm like water. You argued that CBN should pay the state government in USD right? That would require a revised of some of CBN monetary policy. However, paying states in USD is not new to Nigeria, (2008, CBN did same). CBN Now Pays States in Dollars Nigeria, 01/17 – With effect from this month, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) will begin payments from the federation account to states in US dollars. The dollar payment, which is one of the four pillars of the CBN`s “Strategic Agenda for the Naira” originally billed to be implemented last September, is geared towards strengthening the nation`s currency, the naira, and managing liquidity in the economy. Already, the banking watchdog has paid the $1.8 billion refunds from excess Paris Club exit debt to states last month. A circular containing guidelines for the dollar payments addressed to banks and obtained by THISDAY states: “Sequel to the payment of the Paris Club, from the excess crude deductions from their statutory allocations in the process of effecting the payments, the following guidelines are to enable designated banks make refunds of excess deductions to affected states. “1.The CBN shall transfer the US Dollar amount allocated to the respective states to the offshore FEM of the designated banks. “2. The banks shall credit the domiciliary account of the beneficiary state with the amount allocated to them as soon as the accounts are created. “3. Any interest accruing to the amount from the date the banks are credited by the CBN to the date the funds are paid into the domiciliary account of the state shall be transferred to the beneficiary. Furthermore, banks shall also pay appropriate interest on the balance in the domiciliary account pending utilisation of funds by the states.” The circular, which was signed on behalf of the CBN`s Director of Foreign Operations by one J.J Aluko, however, stated that banks shall not be allowed to effect disbursement of funds from the accounts to their states in US dollar cash. “Drawing from the accounts shall be made in naira at the prevailing inter-bank exchange rate on the date of the request from the state. However, states can utilise the funds in their accounts to effect offshore payments in respect of eligible transactions including opening of letters of credit subject to appropriate documentation and authorisation by the state governor,” the circular stated. The three other pillars, which form the phase two of the CBN reforms, are the naira redenomination that was suspended last September, the current acc-ount liberalisation/convertibility and accession to article V111 of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as well as inflation targeting for the conduct of Monetary Policy, which are billed to commence by January 1, 2009 respectively. As a result of the structure and development of Nigeria`s financial system, the underdeveloped nature of the foreign exchange markets, as well as the restrictions on foreign exchange transactions, the CBN until last December had traditionally fully monetised the foreign currency receipts in the Federation Accounts, to be shared by the three tiers of government. Initially, the CBN also maintained the accounts for all the tiers of government – as part of the liquidity management framework. Subsequently, as the banking system developed, the CBN allowed the share of the states and local governments to be deposited with the commercial banks. Beside strengthening the naira, the dollarisation of states` allocation provides an additional instrument for effective liquidity management by the CBN. Given the fact that Nigeria earns dollar from its crude oil export, which constitutes more than 90 per cent of her earnings, if the apex bank disburses such funds to states in naira, it would have to print additional naira – thus pushing additional funds into the economy. http://www.nigerianmuse.com/20080117163950zg/sections/spotlight-focus-on-issues/nigerias-revenue-allocations-cbn-now-pays-states-in-dollars/ This approach will naturally increase the demand for the dollar and weaken the naira, according to experts. |
Obiagelli:Please where do you expect the dollars to come from ? |
989900, let us simplify this discussion. 1. Do you expect CBN to print more Naira to meet it local obligations, in the face of dwindling income ? 2. How can CBN flood Nigerian market with USD, as asked by Obiagelli? |
989900:I already bookmarked the link, it would be instructive. Thank you. |
SirShymexx:You imagine, the same CBN policy earlier placed an embargo on $ deposit. |
989900:Printing more Naira is not the solution to meeting FX demand based on the OP's question. |
Obiagelli:CBN currently have enough Naira liquidity, meaning banks now have more naira waiting for FX conversion. |
Obiagelli:As mentioned by LRNZH, Nigeria Govt. currently have a negative balance of trade. |
What is the topic about ? No. 1 alleged Boko Sponsor (Sheriff), ? I am not interested. APC, Party of professional looters and career propagandists. |
![]() Government of no focus. I am here to read comments.... |
rozayx5:Safe trip to our dear president. |
PoliticalThuG:This is not a joking matter. ![]() Nigeria is bleeding. |
kYjelly2:Most Nigerians have short memory. ![]() |
Ojukwufrank:May Allah have mercy on your soul. Na’uzhu-bi-Allah ![]() |
No comment... ![]() |
politricks:APC members collapsing after the order of Naira. ![]() |
Aunty mi, efi ogbeni Phash yen le, o jare. ![]() ajebuter: |
Ok. |
faruz: |
psucc:If Buahry has any credibility left in him, he should withdraw the budget of shame and tender an unreserved apology to Nigerians for his ineptitude and carelessness. APC, Party of professional fraudsters and career rogues. |
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