₦airaland Forum

I'm sincerely happy with the slight improvement the Naira is making against the dollar. I also understand that one of the reasons the land borders were closed is to improve local food production and to strengthen the Naira. However, that has not yielded the desired result.


I am not an expert on this matter so I'd to hear from those who know better. Will reopening the land borders to allow food and other items to come in hurt the Naira further? Why don't we try this option now that many Nigerians can't feed themselves so that there will enough food to crash the prices in the market?

Those are my concerns. Those who know better should please contribute because I don't see the wisdom in closing the borders at this material time.

Yankee101:
Prices of packaged food and goods will go down
We import a lot more cheaper through Cotonou and same route via land through Niger republic also

Yankee101:
Prices of packaged food and goods will go down
We import a lot more cheaper through Cotonou and same route via land through Niger republic also

Ahmed0336:
Really? What's the current value of Naira to CFA franc? Add custom duties and transportation cost then revisit what you just wrote up there. Thank you.

SpartaOfLagos:
Open the border so people will stop complaining of hunger in Lagos

Ahmed0336:
Really? What's the current value of Naira to CFA franc? Add custom duties and transportation cost then revisit what you just wrote up there. Thank you.

Rikze:



Hunger is everywhere bro, not just Lagos. Here in Yenagoa, people are really struggling to feed. It problem is all over the country

fkelly:
The hunger in Yenagoa is too much, every girl child now has the tendency to sell her self for come plate of food.

Abokies now use our women with just a plate of indomie.

Most times I feel very shameful of what the state have become.

fkelly:
The hunger in Yenagoa is too much, every girl child now has the tendency to sell her self for come plate of food.

Abokies now use our women with just a plate of indomie.

Most times I feel very shameful of what the state have become.

Tallesty1:
Yenagoa people have been doing that since the time of Jonathan. It is not new.

Rikze:


It's so sad 😢 bro. The ladies prior to now had little self-control sexually speaking but the hunger now has a multiplier effect on them.


Just drive through our roads in the early hours of the night, you'll see them well dressed (skimpily) along the roads shining eyes looking for you to ask them to come over.


Prostitution has become the order of the day. So sad 😢😭😭😢😢😢