₦airaland Forum

Elliotwaveforec:
I wish some of these low--cap altcoins were on mt4 for better analysis!

iLegendd:
Lol. No. You think govt. officials are not using them to handle transactions?

In your mind, you think these people care about Nigeria? They're doing the P2P more than anyone. They know more about crypto and working exchanges than anyone.

cjrane:
Nothing we can do now. We have to go through this storm and naira will finally stabilize at some point.

What we are observing are the fruits of mindless borrowing and printing of money that was the hallmark of Buhari's regime. Unfortunately, these things take time to manifest and Tinubu is the unlucky guy in power when the effects of those economic crimes by Buhari are now manifesting.

Bovis:
Alright then, keep on speculating. Time will tell ….

marenkurz:
Leave dollars, why are people trading naira? You pay 1030 naira to POS agent to get 1000 naira. Isn't that itself devaluing naira?
We have elected the most stupid people among us.

Benjaniblinks:
You guys can go. It's well

brain54:
Security is a collective effort...

Nothing wrong with the trip... Especially since they were invited.

Sometimes Nigerians just like to criticize and complain for the sake of it!

Hedonisco:
If the government is trying to stop it, then you must be doing something right.

By the way, there's a relatively easier way for these exchanges to service their Nigerian users without p2p necessarily, using virtual $ cards. This would probably force the government to ban virtual $ cards, and then we will get to the next option., and they blanket ban again.... Until the already useless economy grinds to a halt.

I personally want Nigerians to suffer and eat from the trash if possible. The country irritates the hell out of me. You don't give an enabling environment for anything. You don't create jobs for teeming youths. You don't provide infrastructure or the basics that allow a healthy economy thrive. Yet if the enterprising and creative youths 'kwechiri' to create wealth for themselves, you get offended and seek all ways to block their progress. And yet the bastard masses would continue to vote for or support very useless idiots into power the name of tribal sentiments and whatnot.

Thety are all mad. And will reap the benefits of their madness.

helinues:
Hahaha, have you not been seeing them through my comments?

Eleporobi:
I agree with you 100 percent.

C way dispenser refill bottle used to be #200 naira before now its now 1200

Clobisman:
He had cancer some time ago which he treated but I guess cancer os what it is... rest in peace to rotimi sankore, the man that has so much passion for this country.

helinues:
I have given you the last warning..

And if you think na joke, just try same stunt tomorrow

hedonido:
The people who really need the advice know this. Who takes these fools seriously? This retarded reno bastard is merely an influencer, paid to spew whatever his paymaster wants.

Only a re ta rd with significant dollar holdings would rush to change it to the worthless toilet paper they call Naira because one Bayo Onanuwhatever or reno said so.

Maybe only broke freelancers and other entry level pretenders with their few hundred dollars scraping for survival will be confused and rush to exchange their $200 to survive today's hardship.

The real 'horders' with real dollar stash are happy because they would gladly mop up cheaper dollars now to add to the lump they are holding. Same as the few wise people who mop up bitcoin. Because the only direction it will go is up.

IbeOkehie:
There's never been a time it was more advantageous to hold naira over dollars on a long term basis.

This past weekend was very interesting because I got into some very deep, in person discussions about what Nigeria is all about. One of my interlocutors gave an elegant and convincing explanation of Nigeria as a FRAUD masquerading as a country. Somewhat complicated but easy to grasp.

Here's an intriguing post on this petrol issue -

https://twitter.com/ChikeMustafa/status/1302515902043348993?ref_src=twsrc



I'm betting this guy will be right. APC is a party addicted to government control. Why is the Nigerian government so keen on restricting access and use of dollars by ordinary citizens?

Time will tell. I'm going with the long term trend, it rarely fails. Abandoning Nigeria and their damned currency is one of the smartest financial moves I made in my own life.

Good Luck to Nigeria.

Reflect7:
Because imported US crude oil is cheap. What we were importing was expensive REFINED petroleum products.

So the source of the crude is not that important insofar as it translates to cheaper home grown refined petroleum products and energy.

It’s a reversal of western practices in Africa, where they import our raw materials for cheap, then process and export for massive profits.

That’s exactly what Dangote is doing with US oil.

Jewessgratitud3:
This is how you know a well brought up lady.
Kudos to her.

Silentgroper.. wife material 100 yards available.

pocohantas:
How did they get him up there?
Never seen any Nigerian Jesus that high.

pocohantas:
I hope he is fine.

iLegendd:
There are only 3 best times to buy a coin

1. When it's not listed on CEX yet and it's not more than 100 Million MC and sometimes, not even more than 5 million MC and it has passed all the rug pull test.

2. When it's in extreme oversold in bear market and you know it's a great coin with a reputable team or big name CEOs or company.

3. When bloodbath happens to every coin in a bull market and there are only 5 green coins, especially stable coins, that are in green in all the coins on Binance Hot, Gainers, and Newly Listed section.

Bonus:

The 4th time to buy is only for those doing day trading and are using TA and news to long or short — professionals only.

Apart from these 4 times, any other time is too risky, but it may be worth it in the end. Afterall, in Heaven or Hell, there is no crypto needed.

It's just money. It's meant to be spent. Not all your money will be spent wisely no matter how stingy, frugal, smart, intelligent or wise you are, so accept losses without feeling like a loser because without it, you'll never have an intriguing relatable story to tell others when you decide to write a book about success and not giving up.

iLegendd:
There are only 3 best times to buy a coin

1. When it's not listed on CEX yet and it's not more than 100 Million MC and sometimes, not even more than 5 million MC and it has passed all the rug pull test.

2. When it's in extreme oversold in bear market and you know it's a great coin with a reputable team or big name CEOs or company.

3. When bloodbath happens to every coin in a bull market and there are only 5 green coins, especially stable coins, that are in green in all the coins on Binance Hot, Gainers, and Newly Listed section.

Bonus:

The 4th time to buy is only for those doing day trading and are using TA and news to long or short — professionals only.

Apart from these 4 times, any other time is too risky, but it may be worth it in the end. Afterall, in Heaven or Hell, there is no crypto needed.

It's just money. It's meant to be spent. Not all your money will be spent wisely no matter how stingy, frugal, smart, intelligent or wise you are, so accept losses without feeling like a loser because without it, you'll never have an intriguing relatable story to tell others when you decide to write a book about success and not giving up.

CountinBlessins:
You Yoruba people are just making other tribes hate you passionately. Continue the monster you are creating will visit you .

Feintline:
This is 2024 .
The Nigerian army cannot be behaving like 1999.

The act of killing our soldiers is very bad and the hoodlums should be dealt with but not in this fashion of killing innocent peope in their houses.

What happened to tactical investigations to fish out the group that carried out the killings.

new2012:
Just like Peter Obi, The Telcos will ignore the idiot.

Nigeria and Airtel are traded companies in Nigeria, they have more Nigerian owners than Glo.
MTN is the highest tax payer in Nigeria.
Glo owes everybody, vendors, contractors, govt agencies, other Telcos etc the facts speaks for itself

checkout their CSR, Glo invest in celebrities, MTN invest on the masses, schools, markets and healthcare, they are even building roads I learnt - https://www.nairaland.com/7898136/mtn-nigeria-begins-reconstruction-enugu-onitsha

The Idiot have his first family in the US, his second family in the UK.. he dont practice what he preach.

People like Reno want to burn the country down, the security agencies, Tax agencies need hunt him down.

Subsea cables belonging to main Nigerian companies gets damaged, one wasn't and that was Glo. multiple Nigerian companies like Mainone are struggling to fix the cable issues, but this retard thinks it's time to use such disaster to demarket brands.

internet issues affected more than half the countries in Africa, SA and Lesotho were quick to switch as they had multiple alternatives.

Does this idiot even know that the destroyed cables belongs to Mainone a Nigerian company that supply connectivity to several African countries? should the countries also ditch Mainone since its not their country owned?

who has bewitched this fool? I hope Mainone, Bayobab and co are able to sort out the issue as quickly as possible.

This retard needs to be tamed and fast before he mislead the teenagers and unlearned that follows him

Cantonese:
No sense in this at all.

If MTN and Airtel are not Nigerian, what about 9mobile? How did he avoid 9mobile?

Blazetrailer:
....this is correct. All those story about floating the naira na wash. If you know, you know. As pointed out by a foreign financial magazine late last week, the govt of Nigeria devalued the currency intentionally...shikena. This would increase the value of their forex earnings in naira to fund the budget and the bloated govt. They have sold a dummy to the Nigerian populace, just like they did on subsidy. Unfortunately, we have dunderheads who still believe them, even the so called experts have failed to see this. Naira will hover between 1400 and 1600 for the foreseeable future. They know what thy are doing.


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frankputer:
I saw them selling dried rat in a taraba market

seunmsg:
This is no propaganda as Bloomberg is not a propaganda platform like AriseTV and People’s Gazette.

Slowly, the reforms are paying off. It may appear little with minimal impact for now but in no time, the impact will be felt in all aspect of the economy. We just need to be patient and endure for a while, Mr. President will fix the economy.

mindtricks:
Many more coming, wait for them.
Nation's bleeding.

Westerhoffe:
Nigerians began opting for suicide since the past government… we've never had it this bad in this country.

The people had been damaged and broken...but one thing is, their return will be devastating.

andy244:
Yaraba people and dirty life style.. Tueee

Westerhoffe:
Suicide is never an option.
Listen to suicide survivors before you attempt it, because all of them will tell you their eyes and heads cleared up once they got to the point of no return.

Before you commit suicide, you'd have that urge and desperation to end it with courage. But believe me, once you take that poison, or jump off the edge of that height or into the river/sea, your mind reverses your decision instantly; and all you'd want is a way out of that painful situation.

So, don't follow or listen to that voice that pushes you to end it as you can't take it anymore; because it will vanish once you're in and fill you with regrets.

Hardship must have pushed her that far, but still, it is never an option…

She sacrificed herself…for her kids…

Sad…

monsuru56:
Igbo people are not feeling the hardship