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Just wait and see how our easterners will rush to this thread

I am travelling to Damaturu for the first time.

What is the best option.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6kAOOQD2ws

Haters, Ntorrrrrrrr

The linesman instead of displaying Jersey no 10 for aguero displayed 9.

Is the linesman a PSG fan because he looks dejected.

When is the market day at yaba market please

When is the market day at yaba market please

Lordave:
The Fulani cabals actually tell them what to say.

Their only work is to say what the Fulani Terrorist cabals approve, nothing else.

so fulanis are sponsoring IPOB? You be olodo

The World’s Weakest Currencies 2020

By RemitrFinanceThe World’s Weakest Currencies 2020
Last year, one of our most popular blogs took a look at the world’s weakest currencies.

You’ll note that nothing much changed from the 2019 version. This is to be expected with the ongoing global pandemic – as there was no substantial opportunity for weaker currencies to grow. Uncertainty causes investors to either sit on their money or stick with the reliable, stronger currencies.

Here we take a look the world’s weakest currencies (as of August 27th, 2020), valued against the world’s most traded currency, the US dollar.


#1 – Iranian Rial [1 USD = 42,105 IRR]
Once again, the world’s weakest currency was the Iranian rial. Iran has experienced a significant economic downturn due to numerous sanctions. Without the ability to export petroleum to the global market (worth about 70% of annual income), Iran now faces a huge deficit in its national budget.

#2 – Vietnamese Dong [1 USD = 23,175 VND]
Vietnam is still on the hard path from a centralized economy to a market one, and this has had an obvious impact on its national currency. The country has a relatively small economy and since investors tend to be wary of investing in relatively unknown currencies, the dong doesn’t play a significant role in the global market.

#3 – Indonesian Rupiah [1 USD = 14,697.50 IDR]
Indonesia is an economically stable country, however, its currency has a very low exchange rate. The Indonesian government has taken measures to strengthen its national currency by raising interest rates and buying sovereign bonds, but the rupiah has continued to depreciate.

#4 – Uzbekistani Som [1 USD = 10,291.68 UZS]
Originally pinned to the US dollar at its introduction in 1994, the som flourished in the illegal black market. By 2017 it was left with almost no value against the US dollar. That year, the Uzbeki government devalued its currency by almost half in an attempt to end decades of market isolation and tempt investors towards the commodity-rich country. While the som remains relatively weak, it has stabilized.

#5 – Sierra Leonean Leone [1 USD = 9,762.50 SLL]
Sierra Leone has a rich supply of natural resources including diamonds, iron ore, gold and chromite … yet it is one of the world’s 10 most impoverished and least developed countries.

This is because Sierra Leone’s economy continues to struggle under the weight of conflict and recurring Ebola epidemics. GDP plunged during the 2015 Ebola outbreak, and despite some growth, it remains in the repressed category today.

#6 – Guinean Franc [1 USD = 9,666.80 GNF]
Similar to Sierra Leone, neighbouring Guinea is rich in natural resources, including bauxite, iron ore and diamond and gold deposits. However, Guinea has also faced stalled economic growth because of political instability and Ebola outbreaks.

#7 – Laotian Kip [1 USD = 9,109.49 LAK]
The world’s seventh weakest currency in 2020 is an outlier on this list. This is because Laos is the only country on this list whose currency was not forced to devalue – it was originally issued with a very low exchange rate against USD back in 1952.

#8 – Paraguayan Guarani [1 USD = 6,989.35 PYG]
After a deep recession in the late 1990s and early 2000s, Paraguay suffered climbing inflation rate, economic downturn, corruption, low education quality and high unemployment. Although the country exports cotton and soybeans, this is not enough to cover the cost of its imports.

Last year, paraguay did go from being the second poorest South American country (by GDP) to the fourth poorest in the space of just 3 years – but this growth has been strongly hampered by COVID-19.

#9 – Cambodian Riel [1 USD = 4,101.44 KHR]
When the Cambodian riel was first introduced in 1995, it wasn’t very popular – that hasn’t changed much in the years since. Although the riel is the official currency, the US dollar had been in use in Cambodia since United Nations peacekeeping forces arrived in the early 90s. Many Cambodians still prefer it – USD is used for a massive 90% of transactions here, causing the less popular riel to have a correspondingly lower value.

#10 – Ugandan Shilling [1 USD = 3,686.64 UGX]
The Ugandan shilling first appeared in 1966, replacing the East African shilling (also used in Kenya, Tanganyika and Zanzibar) as Uganda’s official currency. Despite its relatively low value against the US dollar over the past few years, the Ugandan shilling has remained quite stable.

Some currencies, including the Venezuelan bolívar and the São Tomé and Príncipe dobra,have been excluded from our weakest currency list due to recent denomination.

https://remitr.com/blog/worlds-weakest-currencies-2020/

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Amotolongbo:
And they’ve been enjoying it in Bornu state

Perhaps it will be worse under PDP like they are experiencing in Zamfara State

you think so? What enjoyment.
Lalasticlala

PDP cremated in Borno

And this one nko

Hello, the dashboard airbag on my benz GLE 350 deployed. How much can get me a replacement dashboard or alternatively can you refer me to expert in fixing dashboard?

nakoks:
Long thing ,reply lets get digits and erase

i have replied you.

nakoks:
Where are you located? Be armed with the VIN and a lot of cash.You can get it today if you want.

i am in lagos. PM me

nakoks:
Wow so sorry,front or rear?

front

How do I get replacement ECU ( brainbox) for my GLE 2017?

shortgun:
Ur location?
How did you know the ECU needs to be replaced?

I am in Lagos.
It was stolen

Please how and where can I order for Benz GL Class ECU (aka Brainbox)?

Eyo Charles, the journalist in a viral video that has emerged of him being verbally assaulted by former aviation minister Femi Fani-Kayode, says he regrets apologizing that his question annoyed the former minister.

Fani-Kayode had visited at least seven states across party lines to inspect government projects.

Fani-Kayode assaults Daily Trust journalist for tour “bankrolling” question

#Bankrolling: Fani-Kayode under fire over assault on journalist

At a briefing at the end of the Fani-Kayode’s tour of Cross River to inspect Gov Ben Ayade’s projects, Daily Trust Calabar correspondent Charles asked about the funding for the tour. The venue was at Ayade’s private hotel.

A moderator had earlier suggested the questioning be limited to Fani-Kayode comments on the projects he had visited.

Fani-Kayode is reported to have said, “There is no problems at all. They should ask any manners [of] questions”, insisting he is “equal to the ask”, according to Charles.

“When I was recognised, I asked, ‘Sir, please you did not disclose to us who is bankrolling you….”

“FFK did not allow me to land with the question when he threw caution to the wind and shouted at me, and said the press briefing was over.”

What transpired has since emerged in the viral video in which “the ex-minister is claiming I was rude to him.”

Charles continued to receive further threaten even after the incident was over.

He said a “security aide” to Fani-Kayode accosted him, saying, “What effrontery do you have to ask such a stupid question, and what was my next action?”

“Sensing how tensed up the atmosphere was, I said to the man, ‘I had apologized to the ex-minister. If the usage of the word ‘bankroll’ was offensive to him, then i withdraw it. What more should I do?’ I then sneaked away.

Charles says the claim that he was rude to Fani-Kayode is not true.

“I have a modest background and well trained as a high priest to respect people of all standing. Please note too that I am a Bishop in the Brotherhood of the Cross and Star, which exalted stand can never allow me to descend to insulting public figures or anyone.

“This is also to colleagues that have called to express unhappiness that I did not ‘give it back to FFK.”

He added, “I am 53, he is not much older than me. I am not a child, I am an adult and I have children.”

https://dailytrust.com/journalist-assaulted-by-fani-kayode-regrets-apology

is this still available?

How many do we have in nigeria?

flyingpig:
It leaves the family's name when she picks name of the husband

but nowadays ladies combine their husbands name with that of their family

I noticed that companies ion Nigeria only register their companies names with '& Sons Ltd'.

Why companies dont register with 'Daughters Ltd' instead? Is it not allowed?

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Magu is finished.