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Re: CBN Lifts FX Restrictions On Milk, Dairy Products Import To Crash Prices by Salubata(m): 10:02pm On Mar 20
Yes. That's because you refused to TAKE RESPONSIBILITY. ..

All u do is to trade blame.

TAKE RESPONSIBILITY.

If there were to be excesses of this produce, FG wouldn't be seeking alternative outside
bonechamberlain:
there is a friendly business environment in agriculture especially diary cattle, that's why the FG recently opened the doors to import diary product.
Re: CBN Lifts FX Restrictions On Milk, Dairy Products Import To Crash Prices by MrGerald(m): 10:43pm On Mar 20
Taich:


No it wasn't a contraband, just that the banks/CBN will not approve your form M, so importers have to source fx from black market, this was before the floating of the Naira.
Yea I know it's not contraband, but restrictions caused the scarcity and high cost of the product
Re: CBN Lifts FX Restrictions On Milk, Dairy Products Import To Crash Prices by Vision101(m): 11:24pm On Mar 20
Artscollection:
Open seme abeg
So that you will continue your smuggling.
Re: CBN Lifts FX Restrictions On Milk, Dairy Products Import To Crash Prices by Artscollection: 11:26pm On Mar 20
Vision101:

So that you will continue your smuggling.

It is better than looting the nation's treasury so focus on those looters
Re: CBN Lifts FX Restrictions On Milk, Dairy Products Import To Crash Prices by Vision101(m): 11:31pm On Mar 20
Artscollection:


It is better than looting the nation's treasury so focus on those looters
Both are economic saboteurs
Re: CBN Lifts FX Restrictions On Milk, Dairy Products Import To Crash Prices by budaatum: 11:36pm On Mar 20
yommen:


Guy! How many people are employed in the rice industry in Nigeria to justify the 80k price and make 200 Million people suffer? Sincerely, there is no justification in that.

How does the number of people employed in any industry justify the price of what that industry produces?

And what is the farmer of rices' business whether you suffer or not?
Re: CBN Lifts FX Restrictions On Milk, Dairy Products Import To Crash Prices by budaatum: 11:37pm On Mar 20
soccerlite:


Yes in nigeria

What jobs do importation create in Nigeria?
Re: CBN Lifts FX Restrictions On Milk, Dairy Products Import To Crash Prices by emmyN(m): 11:42pm On Mar 20
Another policy summersault from the demonic party, APC.
Re: CBN Lifts FX Restrictions On Milk, Dairy Products Import To Crash Prices by bonechamberlain(m): 12:01am On Mar 21
Salubata:
Yes. That's because you refused to TAKE RESPONSIBILITY. ..

All u do is to trade blame.

TAKE RESPONSIBILITY.

If there were to be excesses of this produce, FG wouldn't be seeking alternative outside
hope you have started producing Mr responsibility.

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Re: CBN Lifts FX Restrictions On Milk, Dairy Products Import To Crash Prices by adaeze10p: 6:54am On Mar 21
You are a legend .. 😂 lolYou are a legend .. 😂 lol...
Re: CBN Lifts FX Restrictions On Milk, Dairy Products Import To Crash Prices by Taich(m): 9:51am On Mar 21
MrGerald:
Yea I know it's not contraband, but restrictions caused the scarcity and high cost of the product
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No the maths is not adding up. Before now, to process Form M in Cbn was roughly 500 to a dollar while black market was at 700, that means to import Dairy product you have to go to the black market at 700 where as it would have been cheaper through the banks if not for the ban. But now that the exchange rate in the bank and black market are same, how can it help to reduce the price if Cbn is processing form M for dairy import? Infact it will even be more expensive when you factor in the bureaucracy involved in obtaining form M.
Re: CBN Lifts FX Restrictions On Milk, Dairy Products Import To Crash Prices by soccerlite: 9:56am On Mar 21
budaatum:


What jobs do importation create in Nigeria?

You should know
Re: CBN Lifts FX Restrictions On Milk, Dairy Products Import To Crash Prices by Ken4Christ: 9:56am On Mar 21
budaatum:


Why would they employ when you don't pay enough for the crops they grow?

The real issue is that we are backward in agricultural technology. We are still depending largely on peasant farmers in this modern age.

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Re: CBN Lifts FX Restrictions On Milk, Dairy Products Import To Crash Prices by MrGerald(m): 11:08am On Mar 21
Taich:
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No the maths is not adding up. Before now, to process Form M in Cbn was roughly 500 to a dollar while black market was at 700, that means to import Dairy product you have to go to the black market at 700 where as it would have been cheaper through the banks if not for the ban. But now that the exchange rate in the bank and black market are same, how can it help to reduce the price if Cbn is processing form M for dairy import? Infact it will even be more expensive when you factor in the bureaucracy involved in obtaining form M.
If you're using form m standard you're not getting it, most of the importers would get fx from bm and then direct their goods to neighboring countries like Benin port for cheaper duty then into the country. Those who depend on fg and CBN, form m at that rate cantcrash the price, forget abt their talk

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Re: CBN Lifts FX Restrictions On Milk, Dairy Products Import To Crash Prices by Thegamingorca(m): 12:55pm On Mar 21
BABAawoo47:
he met dollar at 700 black market and 450 official. Bro doubled that and youre saying welldone
grin grin

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