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Politics › Re: Increase Minimum Wage Now — Atiku Tells Tinubu by Gboss247(m): 3:48pm On Sep 28
Gboss247:
The idea of free market is an illusion. The Nigerian forex market is controlled by the CBN.
The CBN has restricted the naira from appreciated to it's real value.
Earlier this year, the CBN usually release dollars into the market is the official rates nears ₦1,400/$ and buys off dollars if the exchange crosses ₦1,350/$ to like ₦1,330/$.

Politics › Re: Increase Minimum Wage Now — Atiku Tells Tinubu by Gboss247(m): 3:46pm On Sep 28
Image123:
Stated by who? It’s a free market. Let the naira discover itself. CBN will play its role of oversight and balance, not discovery or maintenance.
The idea of free market is an illusion. The Nigerian forex market is controlled by the CBN.
The CBN has restricted the naira from appreciated to it's real value.
Earlier this year, the CBN usually release dollars into the market is the official rates nears ₦1,400/$ and buys off dollars if the exchange crosses ₦1,350/$ to like ₦1,330/$.
Politics › Re: Increase Minimum Wage Now — Atiku Tells Tinubu by Gboss247(m): 3:42pm On Sep 28
Kukutente23:
So how come the purchasing power of civil servants and workers generally increased when OBJ increased minimum wage from 750 to 3500 over 500% increase which led to creation of the virile middle class we had then
What was the productivity level during the time of Obasanjo compare to APC disaster?
What was Nigeria's GDP PPP per capita, GDP nominal per capita and net forex reserve per capita compare to APC disaster?
What was Nigeria's export surplus per capita to to now?
What was Nigeria's economic growth compare to population then and now?
Business › Re: Nigeria Earns N998.5bn From Petrol Exports In 6 Months by Gboss247(m): 3:38pm On Sep 28
Lifediary:
Nigeria has a national oil company, so why hasn't it generated benefits comparable to Saudi Aramco?... CORRUPTION!

Mediocres are celebrating Dangote.

Nigeria has not created the governance and accountability mechanisms necessary to make a our state-owned oil company (NNPCL) operate like a serious commercial enterprise.

Nigeria has not been able to make NNPCL operate with the commercial discipline, transparency and efficiency necessary to convert enormous oil resources into comparable national wealth?

WHY?... CORRUPTION on the part of the government.

Charlatans are celebrating a private, capitalist business. Smh!
Corruption?
Are you aware that NNPCL was a nationalized entity until PIA was signed into law in 2021 and the last remaining petrol was removed in May 2023?
Politics › Re: Increase Minimum Wage Now — Atiku Tells Tinubu by Gboss247(m): 3:31pm On Sep 28
Luckysbab:
There's already hyperinflation. I see no reason why the minimum wage shouldn't be inflated to catch up with it.
I see no reason why you should complain if a litre of petrol sells for ₦10,000
Business › Re: CBN Moves Against Banks Over FOREX Withdrawal Restrictions by Gboss247(m): 12:33pm On Sep 28
Dalohad:
GTBank and EcoBank, hope you are not involved in this shenanigans?
The major of Nigeria is that citizens rather holding the government accountable will join the government and shift blames to the private sector.
Let me ask you, where do you expect the physical dollars to come from?
Business › Re: CBN Moves Against Banks Over FOREX Withdrawal Restrictions by Gboss247(m): 12:32pm On Sep 28
XtremeConsumer:
They are greedy. Most times they will tell you they don't have dollars to give.

They should grant licence to play to run form account abeg.
Greedy how? Is the CBN printing physical dollars?
Business › Re: CBN Moves Against Banks Over FOREX Withdrawal Restrictions by Gboss247(m): 12:31pm On Sep 28
Joelinton:
I do not support banks to hurd foreign currency but CBN should also try and supply enough forex to the banks too.
CBN should supply dollars to banks from thin air?
Business › Re: CBN Moves Against Banks Over FOREX Withdrawal Restrictions by Gboss247(m): 12:30pm On Sep 28
skultrick:
I thought as much...they said that dollar is now available but anytime you go to UBA they will say they don't have USD...unless you can collect $20 or $50 bills...

The other day they said no USD but right there I saw another staff counting over $10k...I told the guy attending to me BUT is that not USD I am seeing...he said its not he's...
Dollar availability here refers to foreign portfolio investors investing in Nigerian government debts like Eurobonds with 20% plus interest rates through brokerage apps and not some physical dollar cash.
Politics › Re: Increase Minimum Wage Now — Atiku Tells Tinubu by Gboss247(m): 12:25pm On Sep 28
Image123:
Simple. Minimum wage is for a minority, but the negative inflation that follows is for all.
As for removal of forex and petrol subsidies, it was agreed by every major party and every educated person prior to removal. Clear reason, it wasn't affordable or sustainable. Any real questions?
The real exchange of Nigeria was stated to be around ₦1,100/$, why can't the CBN allow it appreciate to the real value?
Politics › Re: Increase Minimum Wage Now — Atiku Tells Tinubu by Gboss247(m): 12:24pm On Sep 28
princeayito:
Minimum wage by law is to be increased every four years, irrespective of inflation or not.
This is means Nigerians should get poorer every four years after the election.
Politics › Re: Increase Minimum Wage Now — Atiku Tells Tinubu by Gboss247(m): 12:21pm On Sep 28
Kukutente23:
How does someone who supports massive devaluation of his currency and subsidy removal
suddenly have a problem with inflation when it comes to minimum wage which will increase purchasing power and disposable income of the populace who have been bearing the brunt of the inflation?
What kind of twisted mindset is this?
Increasing the minimum wage doesn't increase purchasing power, it willreduce it.
Politics › Re: Increase Minimum Wage Now — Atiku Tells Tinubu by Gboss247(m): 12:19pm On Sep 28
Luckysbab:
To all those arguing against an increase in the minimum wage, citing attendant hyperinflation and all that, I think you'll need to bring a better argument.

Abi fuel price wey dey increase weekly, na minimum wage increase cause am?
If the minimum was ₦18,000 as in the days of Jonathan, there is no way a litre of petrol will sell above ₦300.
Investment › Re: Fixed Deposit Vs Mutual Funds: Which Pays Returns With ₦100k Investment? by Gboss247(m): 1:16pm On Sep 27
dauntless15:
Why would i wait that long for such chicken change, they're making more profit holding your money for 90days then give you the crumbs, i rather trade futures with it.
At your age, you should know the difference between working for money and putting money to work
Politics › Re: Petrol Costs Over ₦3,000/Litre In UK, Nigerians Are Enjoying — Okpebholo by Gboss247(m): 9:46am On Sep 25
ResearchHedge22:
They keep spewing trash...make them kuku deh pay Nigerian workers in dollars and pounds, so that we will be buying petrol at comparable rates with the U.K and the U.S.
Like 70,000 Nigerian dollar or 70,000 Nigerian pounds with with a litre of petrol at 1,400?
Career › Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by Gboss247(m): 6:51am On Sep 25
obeegee:
Should be higher to be honest

But as wages rise, costs of everything (transport, housing, food, fuel) will also adjust higher.
If the minimum wage increased by 10%, the prices of goods and services will start from 20%. Increasing the minimum wage to fight inflation is an illusion.
Phones › Re: Anyone Else Tried The New Lebara SIM Yet? My First Impressions by Gboss247(m): 5:10pm On Sep 24
completeskills:
That is where you are getting it wrong. Airtel does all the hardwork. They pay Airtel a fixed amount to use their equipment thereby reducing Their own overhead. It is a model they use in over 10 countries. If it was not profitable to them they won't expand into other countries including Nigeria.
I can see you don't want reality. Continue!
Phones › Re: Anyone Else Tried The New Lebara SIM Yet? My First Impressions by Gboss247(m): 7:56am On Sep 24
completeskills:
I won't argue with you but I will tell you one thing. Ignorance is bliss.
Also know that I can be your tenant and earn alot more than you since you want to use the landlord /tenant scenario to compare a wholly different scenario.
Lebara is operating as a virtual network in Nigeria relaying on Airtel Nigeria. Lebara is a tenant paying rent to Airtel increasing its cost of operations.
Phones › Re: Anyone Else Tried The New Lebara SIM Yet? My First Impressions by Gboss247(m):
completeskills:
I totally understand that but it is also an advantage to them because they pay less maintenance fee on infrastructures compare to the actual owners. Network wise..they can only have as wide a coverage as their network backbone carrier but Try making a 5mins call to Nigeria from the UK using Lebara and try same with 02, 3 ,Vodafone or other major network. Then compare the cost. You will understand what I mean
Why do we Nigerians like been delusional?
A tenant paying rent to do business has advantage over a landlord who is rent free doing the same business?
Phones › Re: Anyone Else Tried The New Lebara SIM Yet? My First Impressions by Gboss247(m): 7:29am On Sep 24
Ventura1:
They should do unlimited data plan for 10k and see themselves overtaking both Airtel and Glo
As you will be the one subsidizing them?
Phones › Re: Anyone Else Tried The New Lebara SIM Yet? My First Impressions by Gboss247(m):
Pythagon:
if the network is not better at least it should be cheaper
You looking for a cheaper services after APC reduced your purchasing power?
Phones › Re: Anyone Else Tried The New Lebara SIM Yet? My First Impressions by Gboss247(m):
Mattswaggz:
Putting the county's purchasing power into consideration.......cheaper services will attract more customers before the consideration of quality services.... common sense should tell anyone that.
Cheap services with the high cost of production which will increase after 2027 elections after minimum wage has been increased, money supply increased, taxes increased, electricity subsidy gone?
Why do Nigerians like imaginations over reality?
Business › Re: Dangote, Marketers Cut Petrol Prices As Crude Falls by Gboss247(m): 2:43pm On Sep 23
ARISHEM:
If it continues dangote share price will fall.
If subsidy returns dangote share price will fall.
Tesla and BYD receives heavy subsidizes from there government, why is there share prices not falling?
Business › Re: Dangote, Marketers Cut Petrol Prices As Crude Falls by Gboss247(m): 2:38pm On Sep 23
Wickedfacts:
Price drops take time to reflect but price increases are immediate.

Some of the regulators should be jailed.
There is something called rocket and feathers in economics
Business › Re: CBN Cuts Interest Rate To 23% As Inflation Drop, Naira Stabilises, Reserves Rise by Gboss247(m): 12:00pm On Sep 23
Daniluv1:
Exactly
So election is the reason Dangote refinery and fertilizer, Indorama and others are manufacturing and exporting massively?
Business › Re: CBN Cuts Interest Rate To 23% As Inflation Drop, Naira Stabilises, Reserves Rise by Gboss247(m): 6:05pm On Sep 22
Chidibe212:
Fuel being 50% of our daily lief's work at 1450, how the economy take stabilize?

Just sell less than 1k then we can clap for you
Do you know the meaning of stability?
Business › Re: CBN Cuts Interest Rate To 23% As Inflation Drop, Naira Stabilises, Reserves Rise by Gboss247(m): 6:04pm On Sep 22
Racoon:
Naira stabilizes for where? @how much to a $ today? Where petrol is selling @1400+? A double digit galloping inflation? How has all these done this nation good? This failed government can only continue to deceive itself
Do you even understand the post?
Business › Re: CBN Cuts Interest Rate To 23% As Inflation Drop, Naira Stabilises, Reserves Rise by Gboss247(m): 6:02pm On Sep 22
sammirano:
This country will make education look like scam, everything you learnt about economics does not work in Nigeria. Which kind of country is this angry
What are the things you learnt about economics that doesn't work?
Politics › Re: Hardship: Civil Servants Write Tinubu, Demand N500 Pump Price, Wage Award by Gboss247(m): 1:59pm On Sep 22
AMINDA:
They should just hang in there and support Atiku in 2027 instead. Atiku will bring back fuel subsidy to ameliorate the suffering of Nigerians. The way Amoda is governing without any feelings for Nigerians, those who question his citizenship and argue that he may not be Nigerian are no longer sounding ridiculous to the ears.
Are you aware that subsidy does not make things cheap but from you from buying at the market?
Politics › Re: Petrol Don Reach ₦1,500 Again: Nigerians Ask “when Will This Fuel Matter Rest?” by Gboss247(m): 8:11pm On Sep 21
[quote author=Zionmdde post=140706784]Doesn’t that mean Nigeria is making mad money from crude oil?
Only that in the government you support it’s only suffering that the masses derive in[/quote)] Mad money?
Nigyis the only country that citizens are politicians quote imaginary gains when oil prices rise but complaining of high prices of petrol, diesel, LPG, jet fuel etc.
Phones › Re: New Network Provider Lebara Commences Operations In Nigeria by Gboss247(m): 7:59pm On Sep 21
erico2k2:
Both
So if you live in two different countries, you should know the difference.
Business › Re: Non-Oil Exports Overtake Crude For First Time As Reserves Exceed $55 Billion by Gboss247(m): 10:28am On Sep 21
givedemwotowoto:
Minimum wage in Nigeria is N75,000 per month

Minimum wage in America is equivalent to about N1.5 million per month.

But Nigerians and Americans are now paying about the same price per liter for petrol

Tinubu Must Go!
Are Americans earning ₦1.5 million or $1.5 million per mouth?

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