₦airaland Forum

DatIgalaDude:
God abeg, who do Nigeria?
Cordoso, go and learn from this people.
We need to humble ourselves and ask Ghanians what they are doing right.

Proserpina:
Spring beds with squeaky sound

brown3:
it seems am going to try it, how many games games green out of the 13 games

brown3:
ok how many games did you play that gave you 70,000 odd

Myrepublic:
Spring bed those days. If that shit mistenly hook your hand,tears fit comot adult eyes,not to talk of kid

Good old days

jmoore:
Spring bed?.
Many of us, including me never used spring bed. And we didn't miss out on any fun.

Our compound was a play ground for gymnastics.

Apama 1, Apama 2, Apama 3 and 4, APAMA......

Verbtips:
Omo we go use our head pin for bed throw back fleet join 😂😂😂😂
Hot afternoon we dey run from one block to another as superman,we go tie our mama rapa for neck 😂😂😂
Until one adult go wake up from sleep con pursue us

agadez007:
Back in 2015,they campaigned with the dollar to naira exchange rate,now they don’t care about it anymore
One mumu APC zombie even said tinubu did that to reduce our spending rate,that Nigerians spend too much

brown3:
how much did you play the70,000 odd

Dtruthspeaker:
Ha! Many people oo. This things is what makes our generation know that indeed God loves children.

My neighbour slammed his head on the iron end and that was how he never did wrestling with us. Me It was until I slammed my head on the headboard that was when I stopped. The pain lasted maybe 3 or more days. Infact I think I can still feel the headache and pain even now, for just thinking about it.

One cousin bounced out of the bed and broke his hand. End of wrestling.

Men God saved us ooo

Dtruthspeaker:
And Wrestling. You have forgotten wrestling. Na dia we take practice how to do person Sommerslam and close line and sleeper hold...

Until our head nack the iron of bed.

richiemcgold:
You see those spring beds, many of them have today landed in the hands of aboki iron condemn .

WizardOfNG:
More idiocy. Do you know what, beyond any possible arguments, illustrates the strength of one currency in comparison to another? It is purchasing power parity.

Simple as that. You are ignorant and not very bright. You are one of those driven by hatred and bitterness alone.

I don't like to be ungracious to anyone or mock others but people like you deserve it because you don't check your hateful hearts before speaking.

You have no consideration for the feelings of others including the need to respect boundaries.

If you hate Nigeria, that is your problem. Never try to force others to join you , especially using desperate lies and ignorant postulations, in your hatred and bitterness towards Nigeria.

WizardOfNG:
Look above bro. I have done what I challenged you to do for ages yet you avoided said challenge in preference for contributing ridiculous images that mean nothing to those who do real, comparative and decisively informative data and statistics.

Argue with what I have shown above if you can or kindly remain silent from this point on. The more you talk, without countering what I have shown, that anyone can check and validate, the more you make it obvious your are an ignorant hater and bitter demarketer of Nigeria.

columbus007:
Yes I did 😁.

brain54:
I didn't use...

I grew up back then with one in the house but with the springs already coming apart and not in use.

Probably inspired the creation of the bouncing castle the kids now have.

You had your spring bed... they have their bouncing castle.

So maybe they didn't miss much!

WizardOfNG:
They don't think before they talk. Reacting instinctlvely to self-hatred hatred of others and hatred for ones own nation is what forces most Nigerians to speak without recourse to facts.

Most Nigerians are so hateful that their main mission remains an obsessive need, even if prosecuted with lies, to show anyone quote cares to listen that all nations are better than Nigeria.

I don't have an issue with that but we need to keep issues factual. Using Ghana, a ridiculously expensive and opportunity-bereft nation, to shade Nigeria of today is not on at all for those of use who are knowledgeable and know the reality of most nation japa-obsessed haters want to claim are better than Nigeria by fire by force.

WizardOfNG:
Does that then not show you which economy is stronger if Ghanaians need to travel to Nigeria to get better value for money?

What 14k cedis cannot buy in Ghana can be bought for same Naira equivalent in Nigeria. Even basic reasoning a 10 year old is capable of shows which nation has lower inflation and comparatively stronger currency.

Reducing decimal places in a nations currency can only bamboozle those who hate their own nation and are ready to use ignorance to claim all nations of the world, be it Sudan or Somalia, are better than Nigeria.

Those sort of people don't even understand they need to make it make sense. They simply just rush online to post ignorant drivel that exposes them as self-hating olodos.

WizardOfNG:
Bro, no disrespect meant, and no kinder way to put it, you are a functional illiterate. Ghana redenominated their currency I think in 2007 or so.

Meaning they reduced it's previously unweildy numerical qualification a by a few decimals points. That act did not increase the value of the Cedi. It just meant Ghanaians could use one bill to pay for what they previously used many bills to purchase.

Simply put, if Naira is redenominated today to make 1000 Naira equivalent to 10 Naira then what 1000 Naira bought previously will now be bought with 10 Naira. Naira has not suddenly gained value because of that rednomination.


The real comparison of strength of currencies is to put them to the inflation test which Ghana, one of the African nation with comparatively high inflation rate, will fail against Nigeria every time.

10k Naira is a good test. Tell me the cedis equivalent of 10k Naira and let us see, from a basket selection of goods for measuring inflation, what 10k Naira and it's cedi equivalent can purchase in Shoprite Nigeria and Shoprite Ghana respectively.

Simple test that will show some of you guys that you need to spend more time reading and gaining knowledge rather than rushing to post online because you dislike yourself, your colour, your nationality, your President etc, etc.

Realities are still realities. Those who shun emotions, bias and sentiments to grasp that powerful concept have always ruled the world and always will.

The economy of Ghana has not grown because the nation redenominated her currency and it is tragic Nigerian educated adult still exist who believe this to be the case because such is a massive negative indictment of the quality of education available in Nigeria currently.

Carazon:
What if he comes to Nigeria with that 14k cedis and buy the iPhone 16 pro max?

Fyi, I'm not supporting any side, just ask a question

aswani:
Ask your AI Search Engine about redecimalisation, as with anything AI, if you feed it a straightforward context less question, it would spout a context less answer.

With respect, you fed it nonsense and it gave you back nonsense.

AI can tell you Atiku is the best politician in Nigeria depending on how you phrase your question.

Gerrard59:
But the same parents spent thousand of dollars to erect/buy properties in places their offspring won't live and where the investment principle does not make sense (pounds to buy properties which generate naira revenue even when the owners aren't interested in living in Nigeria).

Well, the next ten years will tell everyone if such decisions and many others make much sense.

Brendaniel:
you people have started again...

aswani:
They don't have a far better currency, they redecimalised their currency.

Start by adding at least three zeroes to get the real value of the Cedi.

Also despite redecimalisation, their currency is back to toppling over again. They are in big trouble while we at least have redecimalisation in our pockets to do which I hope doesn't happen.

Please investigate things a bit more before starting topics.

Ikaeniyan0:
What 2 million naira will buy in Nigeria, the 14 thousand cedis won't buy it in Ghana. 2 million naira will buy an iphone 16 pro max in Nigeria. 14 thousand cedis can't buy you an Iphone 16 pro max in Ghana

Hezzyluv:
See wetin APC turned this country to

robosky02:
Thanks we did it together
From beginning to the end
the Nigeria season now align with Europe