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I was interviewed by two people. It was an higher institution job. One of the interviewer was a white man who was the VC and the second person was a Nigerian. Immediately, I connected to the interview via zoom, the Nigerians complained that the cloth I wore was not appropriate ( I was putting on a polo round neck shirt). The white man had no issue with my dress rather was asking me technical questions. He was enjoying the interview and was impressed. But I noticed that the Nigerian was not impressed with my interview and only asked my few questions even as the white man was urging him to ask me more questions. I later google the ownership of the institute found out that he is a Nigerian. Omo, I knew that that Nigerian is more influencer and that job is not mine.

Omo, I am seeing Ekiti state there. The government of Ekiti should not sleep on this.

I am also calling WannaHowzit to talk to his Xenophobic brothers to avoid Nigerians living in South Africa. My eyes is on you WannaHowzit should anything happen to Nigerians after the Nigeria vs South Africa match. You will forever regret knowing me on Nairaland.

Lol...I pity SA. Which Allies would help to fight isreal?. You better kill the dumb thought and enjoy your local champion brags about Africa.

It seems the new World TV is giving Multi choice a run for their money. World TV also have free to air in Togo and most French speaking countries. By the time they enter Nigeria market, Multi choice inflated priced subscription would be a major factor to leave the cable TV. So, guy do you think this new cable TV can wrestle multi choice from the Nigeria market?

Multichoice owned SuperSport TV has announced it will not broadcast the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations after losing rights to New World TV

WHAT HAPPENED
SuperSport TV has announced that they will not be broadcasting the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations taking place in Ivory Coast between January and February. This comes after they lost the bid to a Togo-based broadcaster.

The Multichoice-owned sports network has been one of the most reliable and regular broadcaster of all African competitions over the years, but of late, they have shown less appetite in displaying Caf competitions.

SuperSport were not keen on showing the newly launched African Football League where South African based side Mamelodi Sundowns claimed the inaugural crown.

Cc: goal Africa

The effect of what we are witnessing is the deep decay in the Nigeria economy hidden from us. Tinubu policies just opened it so the decaying process is stopped. The economy would take some time to heal, but it would definitely heal. We are on track. Bad belle wants the economy that feeds them to collapse so as to praise their fraudulent Chinese fake figure hero. As for me, better Nigeria I pray and I want.

Women and their headache ways. If only pussy read meter. We for catch them always.

TMKsouth call truth sayer white worshippers. Tell me most of the big industries in south Africa are own and controlled by who? We in Nigeria will tell you the truth no matter how pained it is to you.

WannaHowzit brother. They love women so much that they are ready to kill other Africans especially Nigeria because of their women. So, a mentally unstable men.

Sowore understand the Nigeria corrupt system and uses it criminal law against them. They fear him more because he got the required arsenal to fight them.

Good. But why do Obidients like to complain about any good policies of the federal government. Nawa oo.

Fireboy02:
When was d last time u got paid

I still got paid 6 month ago.

I get paid regularly directly to my bank account.

Any wailing from the sadeast? Is Otti now in APC?

This one want to use this opportunity to promote himself. Screenshot this post and do a follow up after 1 year and see how far its going. Fakers everywhere!

Tinubu is running Nigeria street using the Mafia law of pleasing your foes with money and gift to avoid crossfire with them. However, Obi would do same with the military because our military aren't loyal to Nigerians but their greed belle.

The bottom line is he's far better than Atiku and Obi.

Jeffrey22:
People supported tinubu not because of competency rather base on ethnicity and religion



We are watching

Wrong! I still believe in him. But one thing is constant, our politicians are same with the way they spend our money recklessly, but some have a working mind than others.

bhella10:
Abeg leave that werey for wia e dey.

That guy is a complete fool.

I believe south Africans must be the leader of the mall looting gang. WannaHowzit brothers like to steal during protest. Ask other Africans what they face during their useless xenophobic protest. Lazy ass thieves.

WannaHowzit:
TERMINATOR bhella10 tsdarkside lorenzobanks bergs2 Exmilitant Padipadi EmiDior

So gutter pooping is big business in Japageria 💩💩💩🇳🇬👎🏾

Reading this thread i realise you guys are living in a tragic sitcom.

You have a sickness called Nigeria-obsessesism. Boer slave boy.

bhella10:
Shouldn't you be at work by now? I'm busy I'm a catchyu later.

That boy is sick

WannaHowzit:
BannedLozenges the bolded says over 20 years South Africa has eradicated open defecation 🇿🇦🏆✨.

25% in 2000 and now 0% in 2020. 🇿🇦🏆✨

While in Nigeria 80% poop in gutters! After 60 years of independence 😂🇳🇬💩

tsdarkside please enroll your brother in your troll academy hosted under a tree🌳 - he's struggling 😕😕😕👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾🇳🇬

This dull xenophobic south African boy knows nothing about over populated city problems like open defecations. It happened in India and mist countries with large population with few major cities. Go face your Boer dominated economy country then be dominant in the economy before I take you slowpoke black serious.

WannaHowzit:
You and BannedLozenges should go wash away your tears in the same public gutter you pooped in 🇳🇬👎🏾💩💩💩 I hear its your culture. No wonder you're called Worst Africa🇳🇬💩.

Mr Nigeria hater. Hope you know that you do open defecations.

South Africa - People practicing open defecation
People practicing open defecation, rural (% of rural population)
People practicing open defecation, rural (% of rural population) in South Africa was 0.00 as of 2020. Its highest value over the past 20 years was 24.99 in 2000, while its lowest value was 0.00 in 2020.

Definition: People practicing open defecation refers to the percentage of the population defecating in the open, such as in fields, forest, bushes, open bodies of water, on beaches, in other open spaces or disposed of with solid waste.

Source: WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme (JMP) for Water Supply and Sanitation (http://www.wssinfo.org/).i

tsdarkside:
this foolish thing was insulted in poland and he was still smillin....

what type of coon is this....
and can you fly over such a miserable country like poland....??
why was he not informed about what is going on....??

south africa is just plain useless....

And WannaHowzit likes crying about Nigerians. Clown like him.

WannaHowzit:
Go babysit this sleepy head. Even sit on him if you have to.

Oh, Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa would need a better babysitting to avoid butt sighting and sleeping on duty.

WannaHowzit:
Ok mention me then BannedLozenges.

Do you have glaucoma, that you do not know how to call the great name Lorenzobanks. Must a Nigerian teach you everything? We are tire to babysitting you guys

Wannahowzit, you are over doing the hype man job. Tinubu is not Buhari. He got brain and would pick flaws in your over-hyped President speech. In few months time, you would know who the world will be queuing to have a business contract with.

Nigeria will take her right place as the true Africa leader and a massive country for business opportunities. Relax!

WannaHowzit, so you believe that French known for their sky activities within African countries are happy that the African countries want to join the BRIC? I believe they were sent to penetrate this group because of their neutral outlook activities, but secretly top agent of western countries. They should reject the French. South Africa should watch her back also.

Pot-table is out again. Anything to trend is welcome.

ahaz:
Well permit me to join in this discuss..From what I gathered from the learnerd gentleman, this policy will take more than six months to met up with it's full Impliementstion but with the right political will and a steady workable frame work, the essence will be felt gradually as one positive reaction will surely lead to another.
In the area of structural implementation, you and I know too well that we are having a very high deficit in this area and the need to start putting up modalities to put them in shape in other to stimulate economic growth is not something that will come to full realization in six months.

Thank you my learned nairalander. It great to have bright minds to engage with on this forum. I hope, BAT takes the bull by the horn to redirect Nigeria to the pathway of progress. I also know that investors are waiting earnestly for the FG create this policies you guys stated. Thank you!

Ynix:
Hmm,
I believe that the present Government can do the the following to achieve that.
Strengthening the official exchange rate: The government could take measures to strengthen the official exchange rate by increasing the supply of foreign currency, particularly US dollars, through various means. This could include promoting exports, attracting foreign direct investment (FDI), encouraging remittances, and implementing policies to boost foreign currency reserves.

Economic reforms: The government could implement structural reforms to improve the overall economic situation, enhance investor confidence, and attract foreign capital. This might involve addressing issues related to infrastructure development, power supply, ease of doing business, and governance. By creating a conducive environment for investment and economic growth, the government can increase the inflow of foreign currency.

Foreign exchange market interventions: The central bank may increase its interventions in the foreign exchange market to stabilize the exchange rate. This could involve selling foreign currency reserves, particularly US dollars, to meet the demand and reduce the disparity between the official and parallel market rates.

Fiscal discipline and monetary policy: The government can pursue fiscal discipline by managing public finances effectively, reducing budget deficits, and implementing prudent monetary policies. Sound macroeconomic management can help stabilize the economy, control inflation, and attract foreign investment, which, in turn, may improve the availability of foreign currency.

Collaboration with international partners: The government can engage with international financial institutions, such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF), to explore potential assistance programs, loans, or financial support aimed at stabilizing the exchange rate and addressing economic challenges. These partnerships can bring expertise and resources to help manage foreign currency liquidity and improve economic stability.

Diversification of the economy: Promoting economic diversification away from oil dependency can contribute to reducing the pressure on foreign exchange. By developing other sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, services, and technology, Nigeria can enhance export earnings and reduce the reliance on imported goods, thereby improving the availability of foreign currency.

Curbing capital flight and illicit financial flows: The government can implement measures to combat capital flight and illicit financial flows, which contribute to the scarcity of foreign currency. Strengthening regulations, improving transparency, and enhancing anti-corruption efforts can help retain foreign exchange within the country and reduce the need for multiple exchange rate windows.

It's important to note that eliminating the dual exchange rate system would require a comprehensive approach that addresses the underlying economic factors and structural issues contributing to the current situation. Additionally, communication and coordination with relevant stakeholders, including businesses, financial institutions, and citizens, would be crucial to ensure a smooth transition and build confidence in the unified exchange rate system.

Thank you for your input. Your analytical breakdown is much appreciated. But would like to ask if this policies can be implemented within 6 months or do you think it would take a long time before the black market exchange stop existing?

The president and vice president announced during a briefing on their first day in office that they want to eliminate double exchange rate window currently witness in Nigeria where the official price and black market price coexist.

Expert in the house, how do you think federal government would achieve this owning to the fact that this is determine by the availability of dollars. I need your input.