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Re: African Countries Worst Hit By Currency Devaluation by blueAgent(m): 12:44pm On Feb 21, 2024
Gajagojo:
I am checking if you know because your question how much does Africa have sounds stupid to me
If you know you won't ask such
I still ask ,How much does Africa has?

I hope you know, only 5companies in US have Market value and revenue equivalent to the entire African GDP?
Re: African Countries Worst Hit By Currency Devaluation by Gajagojo: 12:58pm On Feb 21, 2024
blueAgent:
I still ask ,How much does Africa has?

I hope you know, only 5companies in US have Market value and revenue equivalent to the entire African GDP?
Market value is on paper
How much is a banana in America and how much is it in Africa
Is it not the same banana?What
How much is a haircut in Los Angeles compared to.Africa?What
We do not spend dollars in Africa

Your question is stupid
The point is the dollar is used to undervalue the resources of Africa and cart them away for free
They do not take dollars away from Africa but physical things like Diamonds,Coltan and Timber
Which they say is worth NOTHING in dollars cheered on by ignorant collaborators like you
If You want to learn try not to be confrontational especially when your knowledge is very superficial
Re: African Countries Worst Hit By Currency Devaluation by makaveli902: 1:35pm On Feb 21, 2024
motionarena:
Some wicked forces are behind this.
This is not a matter of weather we export or not.

Have we ever been an exporting nation but e never bad like this. Our economy bad but e still beta pass many African countries.

Abi Somali get better economy pass us huh
I wonder why you are comparing Nigeria with Somalia, why can't you compare with Libya (after all we export the same crude oil) why can't you compare with South Africa or even Ivory Coast.
Re: African Countries Worst Hit By Currency Devaluation by blueAgent(m): 2:32pm On Feb 21, 2024
Gajagojo:
Market value is on paper
How much is a banana in America and how much is it in Africa
Is it not the same banana?What
How much is a haircut in Los Angeles compared to.Africa?What
We do not spend dollars in Africa

Your question is stupid
The point is the dollar is used to undervalue the resources of Africa and cart them away for free
They do not take dollars away from Africa but physical things like Diamonds,Coltan and Timber
Which they say is worth NOTHING in dollars cheered on by ignorant collaborators like you
If You want to learn try not to be confrontational especially when your knowledge is very superficial
You sound naive.

Who said the they worth nothing?

Am into commodity trading, stop saying things you have no knowledge about.

Prices of TIN, coltan,Zinc, lead and others minerals are set by Market indices, no one is against Africans but Africans themselves.
Re: African Countries Worst Hit By Currency Devaluation by Gajagojo: 2:34pm On Feb 21, 2024
blueAgent:
You sound naive.

Who said the they worth nothing?

Am into commodity trading, stop saying things you have no knowledge about.

Prices of TIN, coltan,Zinc, lead and others minerals are set by Market indices, no one is against Africans but Africans themselves.
You sound stupid
I don't cars what you are into
That is your business
If you go online to look for unnecessary confrontation you have no sense. I am not interested
Re: African Countries Worst Hit By Currency Devaluation by blueAgent(m): 3:20pm On Feb 21, 2024
Gajagojo:
You sound stupid
I don't cars what you are into
That is your business
If you go online to look for unnecessary confrontation you have no sense. I am not interested
Says a Big fool, with no knowledge of how the World economy works.

Stop posting rubbish senseless comments on public forum and expect ppl not to comment.

Typical APC Fool,

See as wire cross your brain, confused clown.

Re: African Countries Worst Hit By Currency Devaluation by Gajagojo: 3:26pm On Feb 21, 2024
blueAgent:
Says a Big fool, with no knowledge of how the World economy works.

Stop posting rubbish senseless comments on public forum and expect ppl not to comment.
Sure . I understand your frustration and need to lash out.

I just am not interested in you or your opinion
Re: African Countries Worst Hit By Currency Devaluation by yewit37486: 11:55am On Feb 22, 2024
InvertedHammer:
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I wonder what happened to these two brilliant NL quasi-economists (Pocohantas and doggedfighter) who believed very much in naira 3 months ago. Reality is king.
It reminds one of those MMM loafers cool who couldn't smell the coffee until the inevitable happened.

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What kind of petty behaviour is this? People are entitled to their opinions on the economy/naira, we all don't have to agree, but for you to go all the way back to Nov 2023 to screenshot a comment is the height of pettiness even most ladies (that are typically the ones considered petty) wouldn't go down to. Anyway, I trust those two you quoted to give you a fitting response.
Re: African Countries Worst Hit By Currency Devaluation by Ogaonos: 1:33pm On Feb 22, 2024
Litmus:
I've always thought and suggested Nigeria requires some sort of university of Governance and Urban development. I've never understood why work as important as governing a nation and state required no qualification related to the role. A University of Governance and Urban Development would for instance teach Practical Nation building Economics and capacity building. Provide training and education for policymakers, government officials, and politicians to enhance their understanding of economic principles and improve decision-making.

I'm serious.
in theory yes what u proposing is good but reality it doesn't yield. Any result .most of these our professors/pple who dey will consult to teach willl jux teach them what u being hearing from arise TV,channel TV political analyst .



U don't need school is jux observing hw oyinbo take do am and principles
They use

For example democracy isnt taught well in sch .that why we struggling to implement true democracy.atleat thank God for the youth esp d obidient who are mostly nigerian youth in. Whom Nigerian politicians are afraid of in secret




Sorri for the long espitle




Do u know why Nigeria govt is lacking transparency and corrupt .where the origin of it .hw to promote good governance

It start from the pplitical party

Political party is the soul of Democratic govt

And a Democratic pol.parties must be transparent about it party finance to the general public

In realty is only labour party that recent circumstance might direct the party to being transparent with it funds.


Hw can a party being transparent is by putting party policy in d following
1)state chairmen and national chairman monthly salary and allowance

2)annual or quarter financial report at state and national level
3)review and reform delegates
Do u know any of the first two ( finance aspect) is answer is no .then we all expect good leadership


Let me give an example labour party Edo governorship primary is tomorrow or so .the nomination form is 25million
Let say 10 pple bought the form that make it 250million

Now hw much is EDO state labour party remitt to national labour party. We don't knw

What is the money spend on we don't knw .


This area na em affect apga .and now labour party .

To promote good governance it has to start from the party .

If labour party do such by obidient putting pressure on obi .e go make d party is strong threat to apc
Why because APC and PDP even nnpp can't do such transparency
Re: African Countries Worst Hit By Currency Devaluation by chidiokay: 2:11pm On Feb 22, 2024
yewit37486:
What kind of petty behaviour is this? People are entitled to their opinions on the economy/naira, we all don't have to agree, but for you [b]to go all the way back to Nov 2023 to screenshot a comment is the height of pettiness even most ladies ([/b]that are typically the ones considered petty) wouldn't go down to. Anyway, I trust those two you quoted to give you a fitting response.
Funnily the pocohantas you are trying to defend, would go as far as 2017 to dig out things against one guy here, lipsrsealed

you know one thing they say about karma lipsrsealed
Re: African Countries Worst Hit By Currency Devaluation by yewit37486: 2:17pm On Feb 22, 2024
chidiokay:
Funnily the pocohantas you are trying to defend, would go as far as 2017 to dig out things against one guy here, lipsrsealed

you know one thing they say about karma lipsrsealed
I am sure the person must have come for her first, which wasn't the case here.
Re: African Countries Worst Hit By Currency Devaluation by chidiokay: 2:39pm On Feb 22, 2024
yewit37486:
I am sure the person must have come for her first, which wasn't the case here.
even at that, you can give what you don't have ... she has petitness top up in her nii

please there better people to be an attorney for here not those ones
Re: African Countries Worst Hit By Currency Devaluation by pocohantas(f): 7:13pm On Feb 22, 2024
chidiokay:
even at that, you can give what you don't have ... she has petitness top up in her nii
please there better people to be an attorney for here not those ones
Can you please shut up? You must think everyone is knuckled-headed to fall for your slander and anti-Poco campaign.
Re: African Countries Worst Hit By Currency Devaluation by chidiokay: 7:27pm On Feb 22, 2024
pocohantas:
Can you please shut up? You must think everyone is knuckled-headed to fall for your slander and aunty-Poco campaign.
a whole me shut up, are you high on coco pops abi caprisun lo mu undecided

woman yu need to start showing me some respect
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