This thread will soon come alive. But it won't stop the discrimination against Nigerians and exploitation by the UAE authorities. Will it also stop the mosbehiour by Nigerians in UAE? Only time will tell
Princess who became the first Housemate to be kicked out of the All Stars reality show has revealed that she didn't put up a fight for the price money, 120million naira, cause she has a billionaire boyfriend who can provide such for her.
Silly girl. You are not married to him, you are only dating him. Ode. 😆😆 Tomorrow the dude can dump you. Some of this dumb girls and entitlements ehn...
Burob: As e dey pain you, e dey sweet us, Keep wailing.
AGBADORIANS 🌽 are the wailers. Even after the elections, you are still fueling your government with propaganda. Many of you are weeping bitterly and gnashing your teeth as a result of the subsidy removal. Na una e dey pain pass.
LEMMIE EXPLAIN TO YOU LIKE A SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENT
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has made some important changes to how the foreign exchange (FX) market operates in the country. Here are the key changes:
1. Collapsing Segments: Previously, there were different segments in the FX market, but now they have combined them into one called the Investors and Exporters (I&E) window. This means that applications for things like medical expenses, school fees, travel allowances, and small businesses will now be processed through regular banks.
2. Willing Buyer, Willing Seller Model: The I&E window will now use a model where people who want to buy foreign currency and those who want to sell it can come together and agree on a fair price. This model was used before and is being reintroduced.
3. Government Transactions: The exchange rate for transactions involving the government will be based on the average rate of the previous day's transactions at the I&E window. They will calculate it to two decimal places.
4. Trading Limits: There used to be limits on how much foreign currency you could buy or sell, but now there are no limits on selling too much foreign currency. If someone has sold too much, they can protect themselves by using a financial instrument called OTC futures.
5. Order-Based Quotes: They are reintroducing a system where people can place orders to buy or sell foreign currency at specific prices. There will be a set difference between the buying and selling prices. All transactions will be cleared by a central party to ensure fairness.
6. Order Book: They are bringing back an order book, which is a record of all the buy and sell orders placed by people. This will make the process more transparent and help in executing trades smoothly.
7. Trading Hours: The FX market will be open for trading from 9 am to 4 pm Nigeria time.
8. Cessation of Rebate Schemes: Two schemes called the RT200 Rebate Scheme and the Naira4Dollar Remittance Scheme will stop working from June 30, 2023. These schemes were offering some incentives for foreign currency transactions.
These changes are meant to improve the transparency and efficiency of the foreign exchange market in Nigeria. It is important for everyone involved in the market to follow these new rules.