₦airaland Forum

With or without the plenty zeros that was removed?

Ghana cedis is 6.5 to $1.
6 cedis is about 60 thousand or 6 million in their old currency.

You people should stop deceiving yourselves.

ak22:
Which value sir ?
How much is 1 naira to 1 cedi ?

Shatta wale won't like this

morikee:
Compare Nigerian population and that of Ghana

Compare Nigeria oil money and that of Ghana too

morikee:
Naira Have more purchasing Value than Cedis

Very true sir...
I never understood this till i travelled outside Nigeria.
The power of money is in what it can actually purchase/buy and not a value given it.
I stand to be corrected but Nigeria is one of the cheapest country to live in. Even though the naira on paper is trash. But it can buy more than its equivalent in many other currencies.

One of the most beautiful ladies in the industry.

mypains:
That is the only thing you could think of in all of these... politics has destroyed your brain ooo

maybe, but why did you need my attention now?....
Which country are you from?
Nigeria is not for you maN

brain54:
Very true sir...
I never understood this till i travelled outside Nigeria.
The power of money is in what it can actually purchase/buy and not a value given it.
I stand to be corrected but Nigeria is one of the cheapest country to live in. Even though the naira on paper is trash. But it can buy more than its equivalent in many other currencies.

Realized this after traveling to Benin Republic.

mdntiri:
Compare Nigeria oil money and that of Ghana too

Population plays a big role here

nachisunday:
To show that nigeria currency have value, next!!

their currency is much more valuable than ours

morikee:
Population plays a big role here

.

Your oil money, about 14 billion dollars a year is no small money. Your larger, very fertile land is also a big asset. You're the biggest producers of oil in Africa. Your large, entrepreneurial population is even a big asset. The T.B. Joshuas, the Adeboyes, the Olukoyas etc have made tremendous money/impact with your large numbers

Shatta wale no go gree with this yan

basty:
The cost of living is higher in Ghana compared to Nigeria.

A friend is contemplating of relocating from our Ghana office to our Nigeria office.

So why are these bastards still comparing our naira with cedi?

[quote author=basty post=110200465]The cost of living is higher in Ghana compared to Nigeria.

A friend is contemplating of relocating from our Ghana office to our Nigeria office.[/quote

I am a Nigerian in Ghana and I would say it’s true . The cost of living in Ghana is times 3 to what you will spend on Nigeria . Ordinary 33 beer to trophy is 800 naira for one at a local . I mean local joint ]

Pls tell it to shatta wale

And yet these ghanaians are never grateful.

I was hoping they would carry out a full scale xenophobia so that Nigeria can finally shut them out for good.

brain54:
Very true sir...
I never understood this till i travelled outside Nigeria.
The power of money is in what it can actually purchase/buy and not a value given it.
I stand to be corrected but Nigeria is one of the cheapest country to live in. Even though the naira on paper is trash. But it can buy more than its equivalent in many other currencies.

Well, buhari wants to destroy the currency that all of us have been managing.

And yes, the value of a currency is in how much it can buy.

[quote author=Jamersirwin1971 post=110202717][/quote]My first shocker in Ghana. Me when like beer.
I gats drink with sense.
Seriously though my brain reset when #100k finish for my hand in like 1week plus on just food, transportation,'small' flexing alone. I just dey imagine where the money enter...or maybe i loss some.
But on the other hand to make money is easier as compared...for instance masons make like 8k-12k daily...and they dont get stressed like naija counterparts. Ghanians dont work under pressure o! I doubt if a mason can earn as much in naija for a days job and with less work load. Work plenty na them dey select work with yanga.
The problem is the money go finish before you know...due to the higher cost of living.
Landlords,transporters, food and drink sellers make a fortune in ghana.
But generally its s decent and peaceful place to live. No police harassment etc. And electricity...thats a constant!

kenex4ever:
their currency is much more valuable than ours

maybe, but they haven't used theirs in exchange of 1$ talkless.
We use dollar to change naira in big fold
But theirs i don't know

Senomii:
So comrades why are we bastards still comparing our naira with cedi?

bia man for your imformate you also among, yeye

nachisunday:
bia man for your imformate you also among, yeye

Common shatap dia

Senomii:
Common chat app diary

maybe, its alright just watch your mouth there. anyway If you hear kpor kpor kpor in your door dont open, HOT SLAP

Tomorow i.e 14/2/2022 monday feb 2022 Latest news: All shop will be closed to celebrate love

Shey shatta wale dey hear?
Next time him wan cry make him cry this one join

morikee:
Naira Have more purchasing Value than Cedis

de don't know

basty:
The cost of living is higher in Ghana compared to Nigeria.

A friend is contemplating of relocating from our Ghana office to our Nigeria office.

that is nothing but the truth.

caprini1:
The purchase power of the Naira is much bigger than the Cedi .And dont get carried away by the cedi,they just removed several zeros from the former currency.....let me explain it to you like in primary school,a pack of noodles is 2.50 cedis(200 naira),but in naira its 85naira.

A bottled water in the US .... $1.00 (N450) ... the same water costs N100. The purchase power of the Naira is greater than that of the US dollar. Let's not talk about the pound sterling.

@ topic .... she did say she made money from Nollywood. One of the last from the Golden Age of Nollywood before Tonto Dikeh and the other invaders wrecked the business. Ghana also played a big part in wrecking the industry by introducing sex and profanity ... trying to Westernize the industry. Not impossible... but a whole lot harder to revive the industry in these times.

not true. 90 percent of Ghanaians have access to electricity.

tempusfugit:
yeah about 20 percent of 35 million in Ghana don't have access to electricity

brain54:
My first shocker in Ghana. Me when like beer.
I gats drink with sense.
Seriously though my brain reset when #100k finish for my hand in like 1week plus on just food, transportation,'small' flexing alone. I just dey imagine where the money enter...or maybe i loss some.
But on the other hand to make money is easier as compared...for instance masons make like 8k-12k daily...and they dont get stressed like naija counterparts. Ghanians dont work under pressure o! I doubt if a mason can earn as much in naija for a days job and with less work load. Work plenty na them dey select work with yanga.
The problem is the money go finish before you know...due to the higher cost of living.
Landlords,transporters, food and drink sellers make a fortune in ghana.
But generally its s decent and peaceful place to live. No police harassment etc. And electricity...thats a constant!

Yeah you right but with even the 80ghc daily for mason . That money goes off their hands .. to be able to send money back to Nigeria I hardly drink . And I eat on the low .. because I need to at least send money back home

Bashnigga:
Nollywood >> Gallywood

And so?

YOU are still broke and hungry.

Haha that's a big lie, infact the biggest lie ever, nor be Ghana where I spend some few months, elettricity where,? Another thing I discovered in that country there's no proper highway in that country infact between kumasi and accra just one narrow road, accra the capital is a developing town

PetroDolla2020:
not true. 90 percent of Ghanaians have access to electricity.