Politics › Re: Gombe Govt Orders Immediate Closure Of All 'gala' Houses by KnowAll(m): 9:41am On Aug 29, 2023 |
Las Vegas & Reno, 2 cities in Neveda were built on gambling, Ashewo & Entertainment. |
Politics › Re: Gombe Govt Orders Immediate Closure Of All 'gala' Houses by KnowAll(m): 9:39am On Aug 29, 2023 |
Some of our Governor’s want to be d only rich man in town. Even Ashewo joints do know how many people that would be rendered unemployed. Not of talking of entertainment joints. |
Politics › Re: Gombe Govt Orders Immediate Closure Of All 'gala' Houses by KnowAll(m): 9:32am On Aug 29, 2023 |
I think gala house in this instance must mean Ashewo joints not entertainment joint. Even both are intertwined in a remarkable macabre of grand de-illusion. |
Politics › Re: Olumide Akpata Is Not Edo Enough, Bears Yoruba Name - Obidients by KnowAll(m): 10:08am On Aug 27, 2023 |
Akoko edo which is an intergral part of Edo State all person’s from that area of Edo State have Yoruba names . It is their culture and it’s historical. They cannot suddenly denounce their heritage and become binis. |
Politics › Re: Kogi 2023: All Hands Must Be On Deck To Deliver Melaye As Governor – Adeleke by KnowAll(m): 7:31am On Aug 22, 2023 |
It is Dino to lose. Kogi west is on lockdown for Dino an alliance with Kogi East would deliver it for Dino. |
Politics › Re: Re-denominate The Naira Just Like Ghana Did??? by KnowAll(op): 4:39pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Ikaeniyan0: Salamrushdie is right and you're wrong.
If 1 zero is remove from the naira like Salamrushdie claim, if you're earning 100k as salary, your salary will become 10k. If you're earning 20k in a month, your salary will become 2k in a month. What is wrong with that, it simply means re-adjusting every single item, a bank claiming to have made 60 billion Naira last would = £60.00 million pounds which in d grand scheme of things is not a great deal of money for credible financial institutions. |
Politics › Re: Re-denominate The Naira Just Like Ghana Did??? by KnowAll(op): 4:28pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
And again the Ghanaian economy grew from 40 billion dollars to 80 billion dollars after recombination while ours is on standstill. |
Politics › Re: Re-denominate The Naira Just Like Ghana Did??? by KnowAll(op): 4:24pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
DomPerignon: Redonination leads to higher inflation.
Argentina has been doing it since the 70's and it only worsened inflation.
Take for example a product that goes for 120 naira .
And assume you knock off two zeros like Ghana did, that means that product will be sold for 1.20.
But knowing Nigerians they will round it up to #2.
Hence the product will appreciate in value by an extra #80 or 80k.
Knowing Nigerians will never return to coinage, this will see most goods being rounded up to the nearest whole value.
Ghana suffered this and now their currency is even far worse than it was before redomination.
It's a silly and senseless policy as Argentina and Ghana can attest.
The only solution is to mop up the excess 23 Trillion printed by Emefile , increase production and cut import dependence.
There is no other way round this but the hard root.
All those opposing the fuel subsidy removal and floating of the naira are selfish bastards who want to shift the debt to future unborn generation.
Cut debt , reduce govt spending ,mop up excess liquidity , ensure all our refineries are functioning and increase both agricultural and industrial production to meet both our needs and to provide inflation. See your mouth 23 trillion. We just love to hear that word trillion in Nigeria. Never heard d word trillion when it comes to budgeting in d UK. |
Politics › Re: Re-denominate The Naira Just Like Ghana Did??? by KnowAll(op): 4:11pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
To be sincere d benefit would be any devaluations would move from 1 to 1 to probably 20 to 1 and not 1 to 20,000 |
Politics › Re: Re-denominate The Naira Just Like Ghana Did??? by KnowAll(op): 4:09pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
courage89: Can you please highlight the economic benefits of rede nomination What is the benefit of this 1000 to 1 we have at moment. |
Politics › Re: Re-denominate The Naira Just Like Ghana Did??? by KnowAll(op): 3:23pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
SalamRushdie: Re-denomination is just beautiful nonsense and only fit for accounting convenience to avoid too many zeros , it doesn't in any way strengthen the currency ..if we redominate by one zero it's means your salary of 30k will now be paid as 3k , it doesn't mean your employer will still give U 30k oo That is a lie, why does d Ghanaian currency seems stronger than d Naira. I love such beautiful nonsense. |
Politics › Re: Re-denominate The Naira Just Like Ghana Did??? by KnowAll(op): 1:49pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Ikaeniyan0: Redenominating the naira won't make it stronger. Is just going to be a waste of money printing new naira notes. The naira is okay with the way it is now. What we need to do is find a way to strengthen it and tinubu administration is working on strengthening the naira. Even if it devalues from 1 to 1 to the dollar to 1 to 15 it is better than devaluing from 1000 to 1 to 15,000 to 1 |
Politics › Re: Re-denominate The Naira Just Like Ghana Did??? by KnowAll(op): 1:23pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
Or we just love sound of having one billion Naira that is not more than 1 million dollars. |
Politics › Re-denominate The Naira Just Like Ghana Did??? by KnowAll(op): 1:18pm On Aug 16, 2023 |
If we redominate the Naira back to one to one and develued by 15 we would be where Ghana is today.
But if we leave as it is and it devalues by 15 times that would push it to 15,000 to 1.
So redomination is better then devalue afterwards. |
Politics › Re: Abandoning The Naira In Favor Of The US Dollar: A Solution To Nigeria's Exchange by KnowAll(m): 11:55am On Aug 16, 2023 |
Then you would be buying Coca Cola for 1$ how much is coke in Nigeria today. |
Politics › Re: Africa Needs A Benevolent Dictator Not Democracy??? by KnowAll(op): 9:38am On Aug 16, 2023 |
The idea of benovelence is all resources belong to one man. Would a man steal from himself. The King of England & Saudi Arabia and Dubai are shinning examples. |
Celebrities › Re: See The Customized Timeless Diamond Chain Davido Bought For One Million Dollars by KnowAll(m): 5:01am On Aug 16, 2023 |
Never4getU: To think there's mind blowing poverty is ravaging the country amidst fuel price hike plus high cost of living couple with high rate of hunger. I can't imagine the number of families this vanity would help fix their future n end poverty in those family David I is a world citizen, he did not make his money off Nigerians streaming his songs, so his allegiance is not to Nigeria but to d world. If you are asking him to take care of d poor in Nigeria when he should really be taking care of d poor in d world because that is where he made his money from. And in any case it would be an Herculean and impossible task that Elon Musk would not think of doing let alone Davido. |
Politics › Re: President Tinubu And CBN Governor, Please Leave Diasporans Remittances Alone!!!! by KnowAll(m): 4:53am On Aug 16, 2023 |
Physicist: President Tinubu and CBN Governor, Please Leave Diasporans' Remittances Alone!!!!
I suspect President Tinubu in connivance with the CBN Governor may want to force Diasporans’ remittances to be received in Naira. This is a wicked idea.
Buhari administration mandated remittances to be received in Naira in the early stage of its first term, but the administration later reversed the decision. Diasporans worked hard for their money that they send to their family members or friends in Nigeria. Diasporans are not responsible for the free fall of the Naira.
Rich Nigerians and their family members, whether through legal or illegal means are the people that take the hard-earned Dollars and other foreign currencies in Nigeria to buy multiple million dollars properties abroad. They are the ones that stash the funds in multiple foreign accounts.
If you blame Nigerians that they import too much stuff, why can’t the Federal government ensures 24 hour electricity supply, good roads, and good infrastructures. This will enable Nigeria to produce some of the stuffs it imports.
President Tinubu, and CBN Governor, please leave Diasporans’ remittances alone!!!!!!!. I am a diasporan and if d government stops us receiving our monies in our dollar accounts, I would personally stop sending what I am sending to Nigeria on a monthly basis. Secondly it is in good principle , as I also send money to Namibia too, they do not have domiciary accounts, all funds from abroad are received in Namibian dollars. And they have only 1 rate, i asked what is the black market rate they told me it doesn’t exist. So I was surprised. |
Politics › Re: Africa Needs A Benevolent Dictator Not Democracy??? by KnowAll(op): 4:43am On Aug 16, 2023 |
Federal government would only be in charge of military and External affairs. |
Politics › Re: Africa Needs A Benevolent Dictator Not Democracy??? by KnowAll(op): 4:39am On Aug 16, 2023 |
One king 6 presidents, of the 6 geopolitical zones. The presidents can create more states for effective development across their zones .
federal govemennt running schools , universities, airports, hospitals and roads would be passed to d zonal president including running the police.
I think that would be a good idea. |
Politics › Re: See How Much One Pound Coin In UK Is Worth In Naira (pictures) by KnowAll(m): 4:46pm On Aug 15, 2023 |
Have you guys forgotten the Ghanaian Vedic’s got to 10,000.00 to 1 before they remove the zero digits making it 1 to 1 in 2007.
From 1 to 1 to 14 to 1 today the Ganianian ceded is the worse performing currency in African.
Naira would have to fall to about 6000 to 1 to equal the Ghanaian cedis’s performance. |
Politics › Re: Ghana Did Not Invade Burkina Faso When There Was A Coup There??? by KnowAll(op): 6:21am On Aug 12, 2023 |
YouandiAllofus: Ghana lacks in military capabilities to invade a stronger faso successfully. Don’t be silly, the Ghanaian armed forces and their police service are very professional and disciplined force. |
Politics › Re: Ghana Did Not Invade Burkina Faso When There Was A Coup There??? by KnowAll(op): 6:18am On Aug 12, 2023 |
Ivory Coast did not invade Mali when there was a coup there. Mali is above Ivory Coast . Yet her president was making mouth in Abuja the other day on to.
I beg President Quattara remove the log of wood in your own eyes before thinking of d speck of wood in your neighbour’s eyes. |
Politics › Re: Ghana Did Not Invade Burkina Faso When There Was A Coup There??? by KnowAll(op): 6:14am On Aug 12, 2023 |
We have not sorted out our internal problems bandits and killer herdsmen we are thinking of adding more salt on an injury. |
Politics › Ghana Did Not Invade Burkina Faso When There Was A Coup There??? by KnowAll(op): 6:08am On Aug 12, 2023 |
Why is Nigeria falling for this self destructive trick championed by Ecowas.
Abi I lie. Burkina Faso is directly above Ghana same as Niger is above Nigeria. Why destroy your own peace in a quest to sorting the peace in your Neighbouring country.
Abeg they must not think of sending troops to Niger. |
Politics › Re: Naira Is More Valuable Than Dollar And Pound. Ignorance Is Killing Us. Wake Up! by KnowAll(m): 6:43pm On Aug 11, 2023 |
Now that d dollar is 940 to one can d same argument you made be permissible today. |
Politics › Re: Africa Needs A Benevolent Dictator Not Democracy??? by KnowAll(op): 3:10pm On Aug 03, 2023 |
Depriest2020:
A good example of a benevolent dictator is muammar Gaddafi of Libya. Gaddaffi was a benevolent dictator who gave his citizens $10,000.00 when they get married and he settles them in a council flat. |
Politics › Re: Africa Needs A Benevolent Dictator Not Democracy??? by KnowAll(op): 4:43am On Aug 03, 2023 |
pansophist: You are right.
No African country will grow with democracy. Even the West was not democratic during its developing stage, and even now, it is still not democratic.
Also, democracy keeps leaders occupied with lining the pockets of their political sponsors, and fighting for the next election circle, wasting money, time, and the population's interest is not important. D it
Democracy makes you evade responsibility. You can just say that the country was bad because the previous administration destroyed it. It's the APC's fault, not PDP's.
Also with democracy, long-term national planning is impossible since a new administration can just come and destroy everything.
Also, democracy has a loophole for infiltration, and external forces will exploit it (I am looking at you USA). They will fund another person no matter how of a sellout he is, then sponsor him with their big money to power, then he will reverse everything the previous leaders have done.
Democracy is also expensive. Look at the billions spent with every election circle. It is disastrous for a poor country like Nigeria.
Democracy is also not unifying. Fun fact. It is only in a democracy that you see leaders throwing chairs and punching at each other.
Democracy is also an imposed political system. And the west deliberately wants their ex-colony to be democratic, for easy infiltration. Hence they hate China for its close political system.
I can go on and on, but you get the gist |
Politics › Re: Africa Needs A Benevolent Dictator Not Democracy??? by KnowAll(op): 10:02pm On Aug 02, 2023 |
My thought was make the traditional leaders the deaf to leader and on the other hand he would pick a prime minister that would run d government.
Assuming we start with d Sultan of Sokoto as d head of state, the head of state would have 6 palaces in d 6 geographical areas where he would run the affairs of d country while d prime minister would be based in Abuja running d government.
The head of state would be head of state till death do him / her part.
The next head of state would be from d SW, that would be chosen through consensus or an election that head whoever emerges would be president for life. He would chose his prime minister who would run d government.
He would inherit all 6 palaces of d previous head of state and would live in each group political zone of an equal number of years or months .
After d SW it would move to d SE, Ss & SC |
Politics › Africa Needs A Benevolent Dictator Not Democracy??? by KnowAll(op): 6:54pm On Aug 02, 2023 |
From my experience, governments in Africa who practice democracy are all about what they can acquire within the speculated time they allowed by their various constitutions.
As a result most of our states in Nigeria and most of our countries in Africa are less developed as supposed to be o ent dictators like Museveni of Uganda and Kegsme of Rwanda who really love their countries and are benevolent in allowing development of several sectors of the economy simultaneously.
So. Why don’t we look for a benevolent dictator. |
Politics › Re: They Should Forget The Idea Of Intervening In Niger Republic by KnowAll(op): 10:50am On Jul 31, 2023 |
Wainey: It is Tinubus responsibility to bring peace to the west African countries We don’t have the money to play big brother. Our people needs palliative oh. |
Politics › Re: They Should Forget The Idea Of Intervening In Niger Republic by KnowAll(op): 10:42am On Jul 31, 2023 |
tolue42: Anyways, fighting terrorists ( gorilla war) is different from fighting solders We would just increase the terrorist roaming about. In fact the whole citizenry of Niger would be a potential terrorist . How do control that. |