Yes, it will be but i pray that CBN destroy old notes in their possession so these corrupt leaders hiding billions to buy votes and other criminals lose what they have. Mr we must buy votes

This nigeria where banks and other big corporations can make billions regulations are on the weak

May Peace come to the world

If fuel efficiency is being your criteria then camry from 2008 to 2010, corolla 2009 upwards, accord from 2011 upwards, if its luxury benz 2007 upwards, lexus 250 is, and if u want durable one u can get crv, highlander, ford or pontiac if you looking for a family car it's a whole different choices

Ask yourself what kind of work you? Carpenter? Civil servant ? Businessman? Then decide car that complement your work, do you need luxury? Fuel efficiency? Or rugged vehicle for rough terrain? Try comparing atleast 4 cars using this link

https://www.edmunds.com/car-comparisons/

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There is a great fear and inevitability of mistrust and endless agitations for perceived injustice in a country superabundant in natural resources and arable land of over 34 million hectares so vast but mostly uncultivated due to poverty and insecurity in some areas. Most of the country’s population live below international poverty line of $1.9 a day. The question of resource sharing and marginalization always remains a daily trend. The progress of all socioeconomic settings remain in political turmoil and the proposed solutions from all arms of government are marred with vested interests. Radical changes can be achieved by confronting economic organizations and by political power if not for the people benefiting from present arrangements. These formidable people in power can be confronted by people through conventional parliamentary politics or en masse by revolutions all of which are not inconsequential.
How do you prosper by seizing instruments of power and effect change when you yourself have not change the way you think or live? Favoritism brings impunity and each individual have pivotal role in social change. An individual searching for political change through power is always entangled in the realm of party politics compromising his/her ideas so an individual must embrace faith for a continuous process of values which will produce desired progress in the society. Labor, trade unions, and activism movements which are considered collective actions for social change. But this is not conspicuous in today’s political climate and laissez faire is not regarded as sound principle in legislation and government’s involvement is always seen as of greater benefits. The scale and magnitude of our social and economic problems are so great that only government resources can begin to solve them. Why we are stuck in this stagnation and underdevelopment is a question for every citizen. The answer will always be in contention and debatable.