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Does it actually?
Like a significant, sizeable improvement in Eye issues?

Please I want responses

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Yes.

Segzy19:
Hahahaha! He is someone's else's parent as well.
Have your parents repaid their own loans?

You are still at it?
I only said something, and you mentioned people who I've told you had no dirty involvements in nasty political world.
I don't owe anyone, do not cheat nor lie as this what's happening here
I nor any of immediate relatives ( in all their own personal low-levelness too) would not deliberately owe the government for years and not pay back especially when they later made it in life.
Then pay back after 40 something years in political propaganda game move.

Document your madness for all times and records.

Which bank Card has the best rate right now?
Who knows? Something close to or equal to Black market rate... Naira per USD...

Segzy19:
You guys will always find fault in any good things.
It's your way of life. What a shame?
Have your own parents paid back theirs?

Neither of My parents borrowed money from nobody, not FG, not Personal and did not pay back. Absolutely no one at all.

SophisticatedSW:
But I can bet you here in cuba this building is too big to be called a university sef yet people graduate in shining colors

The Runs too is in Cuba?
Patch patch schools, issuing BSC degrees and all?

santaclaws:
Definitely, but he paid back based on the dollar value, his effort is to be commended.

Commended?? Comedy!

Why is he just paying now? It's obvious he has been a rich man for a while now, So why is he just paying back now?
Why Didn't he pay back 5 or 10 years ago?
(Assuming this is not political media games, which it very obviously is )

Ayo8:
Do not be deceived… this news is political antics meant to glorify their flawed student loan…

Yes, that's very obvious..

Calculation is still wrong... very wrong.

Nobody in the whole NELFUND to CBN, to the Media Propaganda team could spot or correct this?

Yeah, Generally solid article, fairly intellectual and all, but you (or the writer) messed it up when you got to here..

Tekashi89:
Then a person born in 1985 thinks that their grandparents have no idea how difficult life is, not knowing that they have survived several wars and catastrophes.

Currently, after having gone through a pandemic....

. Sensible, educated -young - people don't think or talk like that.

AbuTwins:
Alright make i use 1600 then!

NO. Not that.
Adjust the USD for inflation over the years too.
That's an over 40 year period... That's basic,

BenuePolitician:
What! Nonsense shipping board should have over 300% the salary of a common poor man! Whatnonsense.

Pls explain and expand more for some of us to understand better...
I don't get it

casualobserver:
Stop digging a hole for yourself and train your mind to think properly.

I said corresponding value, NIGERIAN pounds or whatever was spent, would it have been possible it have a ₦1500 car? Yes absolutely.
No, I did not set out to argue with you at all. Just checking some things with you, as is done in a discussion site.

You shared valuable data on your original comment.
And I don't align with the original posts, the OP and all. We all know and its basic common sense that 1500 naira was a lot of money in 1977 and even in 1984.

casualobserver:
Stop digging a hole for yourself and train your mind to think properly.

Huh??

casualobserver:
Like I said the problem with many of you is that you do not know your history. There was no Naira in the 50s or 60s. Also 504 did not exist till 1968.

Okay, yes, there wasn't.
But corresponding value that is...
Also in your pic, one Toyota car there was 2000 something Naira... So it was fairly possible.

And lastly, I'm not part of the "many of You". I'm an educated millennial, immersed and grew up in history.

Thedon12:
That was 1977, because my father bought his 504 4000 naira In 1983.

Brand new?

lapintoz:
I was wondering o.....

My papa bought a brand new 504 with AC for N20,000 in 1984 and a beetle for N6,000 for my brother later in the year.

20k in 1984?

casualobserver:
Never in the history of Nigeria has a brand new 504 cost N1,500.

Okay...
So it probably did in the 60s... Or 50s
So you won't say "never in the history of Nigeria" has a car cost that...

RevenuesBoost:
Nigeria's money crumbled a long time ago.

My Dad said he bought his first fridge for 600 Naira.

He could very well feed with 20 Naira in a month.

His salary was 250 Naira when he got married to my Mum and they were doing very fine.

What year exactly was this please?
and what was his Job that fetched him that money

AbuTwins:
The receipt is false! I can see May 1977 there!
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Following the 1984 narrative:
That N1,080 is just over N2 Million now!

In 1984, N0.77 = $1 (If i'm not wrong o )

So N1,080 = $1402.60

Naira was balling then!

$1402.60 now = N2,103, 896.10k @ N1500 per $
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Following the 1977 narrative written on the receipt:
That N1,080 is just about N2.5 Million now!

In 1977, N0.65 = $1 (If i'm not wrong o )

So N1,080 = $1661.54

Naira was really balling then!

$1661.54 now = N2, 492, 307.69k @ N1500 per $

Calculation is still wrong... Adjust the USD too

KingMack:
My dad got Volvo a then for 5k!

As at then?
As at when exactly? What year exactly?

How are people building?
The lowest cheapest Land in manageable, below average areas is 1M, 1.2, upwards...
I ask again, how are people managing to build houses?

A very poor man can barely build... That's what it means

Which one of them is Makinde's Deputy?