₦airaland Forum

JagabanBorgu:
Nigerians and using thèîr my0p!c view on subject matters as a national outlook is the reason why you see some comments like the ones above.
When you travel across Nigeria, try to relate with the average common man, buy things from common stores that the everyday Nigerians buy from in the course of those travels, that's when you can really relate with the country.
#5 notes are well in use, common provision stores give out #5 notes as change to their customers till today.

stop lying

I still have 50 with me but 5, 10,20 it Has been long

I have fifty Naira notes in my wallet. The denomination is used to balance change from purchases.

treesun:
Nigerians, when last did you see a ₦5, ₦10, or ₦50 note?

E get Value?
they need to take bigger naire=a Notes off Production, highest should be N 100 a.k.a AWOLOWO
if not u keep DARING the Economy and that the TRUTH

I have plenty 50 Naira notes.
I have 5 and 10 naira notes and the coins introduced by OBJ/Soludo. Problem now is hardly do people accept 5 and 10 naira notes. Inflation in the days of APC ruined that.

I can't remember

Today

They are here in the North and we use them everyday

treesun:
Nigerians, when last did you see a ₦5, ₦10, or ₦50 note?

These don't exist again..we should ask when last did u see 50,100,200naira na only 500 and 1000 men dey use now..the load sef don dey too much if not for transfer na Ghana must go person go dey carry go do shopping for spar market

Saw 10 and 20 naira last Saturday.

50 still dey but almost useless too

Don't even remember the post but this ancestor did warn about this happening.


It started with the Kobo, until it got here.


But una gofment dey pretend like dem no know wetin dey happen.

100naira will follow...

And you all suppose know what that will mean for the people.

I see it every time.

50 still very much available.. 5,10,20 missing in action

I still have #10 at home here

I do see #50.. but it's being long I saw #5 and #10.

All does money na Antiques now but e no get value

I saw them yesterday in church and they were mints.

treesun:
Nigerians, when last did you see a ₦5, ₦10, or ₦50 note?

. I spent #50 this morning seff when I didn't see what to buy with it I gave it to begger.

RenaissanceGuy:
"Wallet." I've always known you're a man masquerading as a lady.

Next thing, you will claim I’m a man because I watch television.

Na transfer we dey do now...

Tinubu don make am worthless

Yesterday

No Be Small Thing ooooo

N5, N10, N20 are fast going into extinction if at all they are not already phased out. For N50 I see it every once in a while but definitely it is way more scare now than a year ago. Meaning that it’s already approaching extinction too.

JagabanBorgu:
Nigerians and using thèîr my0p!c view on subject matters as a national outlook is the reason why you see some comments like the ones above.
When you travel across Nigeria, try to relate with the average common man, buy things from common stores that the everyday Nigerians buy from in the course of those travels, that's when you can really relate with the country.
#5 notes are well in use, common provision stores give out #5 notes as change to their customers till today.

You seems not to understand the dynamics.

Those notes are no longer in use due to high inflationary trends in Nigeria.

The country's currency,the naira has lost much value and the cost of producing goods and services has gone up astronomically

So the purchasing power of the naira is weak

Hence these currency notes are scarce