₦airaland Forum

Mindlog:
I saw tomorrow, years back.

press9jatv:
yes soo

PJtech:
Show us where you kept it.. Even if you buy dollars put for house snap and let us see

Stop misleading the public with cho cho cho... Lead by example

PJtech:
Show us your domiciliary account to show workings


No be by cho cho cho

AfonjaMozlems:
This can only worl for short term.
What happens when Tinubu is ousted and dollar drops to N1k? You lose money.

Lipscomb:
Are you just using internet or you didn't hear that they don't allow dollar account again.

Yampotatocarrot:
You're are the second person I'm hearing this convert to US dollar from within the last two weeks... My major fear now is, what if government decides to freeze the money in one's domiciliary account or they start determining the rate at which you'll be able to withdraw your money, or say you can't transfer from one domiciliary account to another, that one go come be another problem o... I think they once did something like that sometimes ago

I wish there's another way one can save in dollars, aside using the domiciliary account

IbeOkehie:
It's the same money. Dollars or euros earned abroad is indeed spent in Nigeria. It happens every goddamned day. It's the key to understanding migration, if it's not the same money there would be no need to migrate. I don't get why some of you continue to deny something so obvious.

When an immigrant saves $400 and sends it to Nigeria, it ends up as naira in Nigeria and is spent on the same sundry goods and services as any other naira from any other source. Literally, as in that is WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENS, it's converted to naira and spent. Sometimes it's even spent as dollars, which is what prompted the Federal Government to start enforcing laws against transacting in dollars in Nigeria.

What percentage of adults earn $400 per month in Nigeria, the Poverty Capital of the World? Make una park well jare.

Good Luck to Nigeria.

Psoul:
A toilet cleaner in White House, Queens Palace or where?

This your post smells like something written but an illiterate.
How can you compare a toilet cleaner to a bank manager no matter the location.

Do you realize that, the back manager can afford to send all his children to that country to school and live and also afford to buy property there?

Do you know he can afford visiting that country on holidays.
Do you know the job satisfaction he gets by attaining that position which your toilet cleaner cannot afford?

I don't want to go into details to fault this you mentality.
It is very absurd that you can come up with this quack and low mentality inferiority complex post.

HydraFeeds:
It’s bad news on the economy and maybe “good news “ to those that have dollars .

However ,I’m skeptical about dollar value now because dangote refinery might lessen pressures on naira and also increase its value if there’s export of the refinery’s product .

BItt:
Have you reported to the police?
What was the police response?

efighter:
As you have been destined to be a toilet cleaner abroad, go on and fulfil your destiny. There are millions of Nigerian doing great jobs abroad, and there are millions of Whitmen sleeping on the streets in their father’s and mother’s land

maasoap:
Let's talk about the jobs itself. I can't clean toilets for living. It's a degrading job that exposes you to a lots of worse things. Washing and packing different poos with different odours and colours and forms every single day for a living in exchange for all the benefits that you listed? No waaaayyyyy! You will even eventually lose your sense of smell in the long run! Is that part of the benefits you are talking about? Even as I'm not a bank manager in Nigeria, I can't still envy you for packing shits abroad for living

SaintBishop:
You are a slowpoke... Go be a toilet cleaner in UK,stop displaying your stupidity here, slowpoke...

djoe21:
The write-up says bank manager not just a banker.

I want to believe a bank manager of 20 years should be able to afford a home if he is not wasteful as you assert.

EcoNews:
Will a toilet cleaner be sitting at home every Monday ?!

Stargurl20:
Even spouses. I will never check my future hubby's phone, except he ask me too, or in a case of emergency. He should also do the same with me.

SeeWahala:
who said so? Haven't you heard of Machinegun91 the nairaland tiv war lord?

Machinegun91 step in here and show these folks what you're made of (that's if cowardice go gree you)

Tsar swar

Bouncingbabyboy:
open business with that money..... Open A clean eatery with that money, Grow the business, travel on business vacation.... Watch the business grow....don't throw 20m to travel and wash plate in foreign countries