GBPUSD:
The second most religious nation on earth. They'd rather keep praying than think of a solution.

So unfortunate you can't choose your country before birth.

Life is not fair.

GBPUSD:
The second most religious nation on earth. They'd rather keep praying than think of a solution.

So unfortunate you can't choose your country before birth.

Life is not fair.

GanagiBitrus:
Which Way Nigeria!

Some people who saw everything wrong with $1=₦216,
are now seeing nothing wrong with $1=₦1,500

Throwback:
Tinubu made it clear that the dollar should trade for whatever value those who are demanding it are willing to pay for it.

The question then is why are Nigerians so concerned about the naira value of the dollar?

The exchange rate is not a value of our local economy.

We were never a bigger economy than the USA when our Naira traded higher to a dollar on the 1960s and 1970s.

The UK is not a bigger economy than the USA despite the exchange rate between the British Pound and the US Dollar.

The government should focus on our local economy and achieving local sustenance, and ignore the exchange rate speculators.

As long as the average Nigerian can get all their needs and have enough left for savings and investments for the future, the exchange rate would be nothing but a number, just as it was when we had a higher exchange rate but a poorer economy compared to the US economy.

Throwback:
Tinubu made it clear that the dollar should trade for whatever value those who are demanding it are willing to pay for it.

The question then is why are Nigerians so concerned about the naira value of the dollar?

The exchange rate is not a value of our local economy.

We were never a bigger economy than the USA when our Naira traded higher to a dollar on the 1960s and 1970s.

The UK is not a bigger economy than the USA despite the exchange rate between the British Pound and the US Dollar.

The government should focus on our local economy and achieving local sustenance, and ignore the exchange rate speculators.

As long as the average Nigerian can get all their needs and have enough left for savings and investments for the future, the exchange rate would be nothing but a number, just as it was when we had a higher exchange rate but a poorer economy compared to the US economy.

MichaelSokoto:
dis is kitchen-fresh shégé banza!

ronu oooo!

Throwback:
Tinubu made it clear that the dollar should trade for whatever value those who are demanding it are willing to pay for it.

The question then is why are Nigerians so concerned about the naira value of the dollar?

The exchange rate is not a value of our local economy.

We were never a bigger economy than the USA when our Naira traded higher to a dollar on the 1960s and 1970s.

The UK is not a bigger economy than the USA despite the exchange rate between the British Pound and the US Dollar.

The government should focus on our local economy and achieving local sustenance, and ignore the exchange rate speculators.

As long as the average Nigerian can get all their needs and have enough left for savings and investments for the future, the exchange rate would be nothing but a number, just as it was when we had a higher exchange rate but a poorer economy compared to the US economy.

Ibbawa:
Na problem o that is why I am now selling data because as a salary earner your wages are getting smaller in value every month.

Get your data for 400 for GB. Valid for 30 days. Receive before you pay

Contact is what's app zero, eight, one, two, zero, three, one, one, one, six, five

Tareq1105:


Lala trupu, ile lon bo.

I pity those trading in dollars bcuz they would suffer very soon.

Throwback:


Why should exchange rate of the dollar cause a rise in the cost of living inside Nigeria?
That is the problem the government needs to address.
Eliminate importation of the commodities we should never be importing, like our fuels.
Are we importing agricultural products?

Willie2015:


Exchange rate will affect cost of living in Naija..
Cos we dont produce...
Most machines are procured from overseas....
U need to import tractors ... spraytubes... driptapes...
and other modern farm equipments... from India..china etc
In fact some of our seeds are imported...

yewit37486:


Nigerians depend on items majority of which are imported because local production is not economical or viable, so they would naturally be concerned about the exchange rate. Duh.

Seems you've missed the memo. The average Nigerian is struggling with BASIC needs, before we even talk about them meeting all their needs. It's not easy to be a government defender these days, I salute your courage in continuing to do so against all odds. Kontinu. It comes around eventually.

CockPit:


You dey educate the dullard.

He is asking a brainless question like he did not realize Nigeria is sn import dependent country.

GBPUSD:
The second most religious nation on earth. They'd rather keep praying than think of a solution.

So unfortunate you can't choose your country before birth.

Life is not fair.

Throwback:
Tinubu made it clear that the dollar should trade for whatever value those who are demanding it are willing to pay for it.

The question then is why are Nigerians so concerned about the naira value of the dollar?

The exchange rate is not a value of our local economy.

We were never a bigger economy than the USA when our Naira traded higher to a dollar on the 1960s and 1970s.

The UK is not a bigger economy than the USA despite the exchange rate between the British Pound and the US Dollar.

The government should focus on our local economy and achieving local sustenance, and ignore the exchange rate speculators.

As long as the average Nigerian can get all their needs and have enough left for savings and investments for the future, the exchange rate would be nothing but a number, just as it was when we had a higher exchange rate but a poorer economy compared to the US economy.

spy24:
Tinubu and his economic team are failing so far

SeeWahala:
Hehehe 😆

Na everyday dollar to naira dey fight gidigbo for our front and in our pockets Later them emilokan crooners go dey call us ipob whenever we shout say we warn them but dem no listen.

Now their mama and sisters for lagos streets no fit see food chop again, when them shout their pikin for nairaland go call them ipob too

I greet them specially with the hailing below

cktheluckyman:


what stupid point are you making? You import virtually everything into the country with $ and you say we should not bother about the price of the $?

bnanny:
This man doesn't know how to run government to prospect instead he just run down the little remains he met after Buhari disastrous 8 years of punishing Nigeria.
[b]Black can't rule i[/b]s true but this Apc government are vampires, block suckers pretending to be humans.

Blitzking:
This country is about to be in lock down...to japa is already getting more difficult how many months will it take you to afford japa ticket

abhosts:
Fighting tooth and nail for power simply for the sake of power.

Nemere2020:


https://gazettengr.com/tinubus-monetary-policy-plunges-naira-to-n1520-per-dollar/