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| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by jamafa: 9:51pm On Jun 19 |
Justnation:Change your mindset oga |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by ArcSEMPECJ(m): 10:10pm On Jun 19 |
Audio foreign reserves....very pathetic propaganda Government and her supporters.... Once I saw the name of the carrier of the news, j just knew they have come again, people of unlike minds .... |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by ArcSEMPECJ(m): 10:12pm On Jun 19 |
jamafa:He changed it when Tinibu and Buhari did a protest that PDP has stolen enough from Nigeria only for him to notice that even the man who has a case with the EFCC can be a Senate President in Nigeria .....very pathetic |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by tnerro1(m): 10:18pm On Jun 19 |
Papa account full for bank but him children for house dey find am difficult to chop, and dem go say the papa na good man for outside house…. Shame |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by FIRDAUS3(m): 10:36pm On Jun 19*. Modified: 6:17am On Jun 20 |
Ezeama400:Relocate to one of those countries that left us behind naa, must you stay in Naija by force ![]() |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by demstone: 11:03pm On Jun 19 |
3YRS AGO WE HAD ABOUT $3B RESERVES NAIRA WAS FLUNCTUATING LIKE PENDULUM.. NAIRA CARD REJECTED ALL OVER THE WORLD.. NIGERIA COULDNT PAY BACKLOG OF DOLLAR DEBT TO AIRLINES EMIRATES AIR LEFT DUBIA BAND US CHINA SIEZED OUR PRESIDENTIAL JET WE HHAD TO PRINT MONEY TO SUSTAIN THE ECONOMY.. 28 OF 36 STATES COULDNT PAY SALARIES tnerro1: |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by Misterone: 11:28pm On Jun 19 |
Dogalmighty17:But if it had gone down, you and your principal would have run to arise tv to shout Bangladesh and Malaysia. Nobody is saying it's Eldorado but that there's progress. |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by themanderon: 11:30pm On Jun 19 |
How does this affect the price of fish in the market? |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by NwaliE01: 12:05am On Jun 20 |
Hahaahahaa. Theory!!! |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by deji17: 12:23am On Jun 20 |
Tinubu wonders |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by GUNITGuy: 1:28am On Jun 20 |
Ezeama400:Were was it before Tinubu came in ... It was round 28- 33 B$... That's a good one from BAT |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by anonimi: 2:40am On Jun 20 |
blamingthedevil:Why do you think that God is so foolish like 200 million Nigerians, to bless someone who borrows more than previous presidents, to report on increasing foreign reserves, after saying he has enough revenue from higher tax burden on us, so he won’t have to borrow anymore ![]() What makes you think that God is like you in this regard? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bn29b0SkCWU?si=_ItkKhpUPTg8Kyts
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| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by anonimi: 2:56am On Jun 20 |
GUNITGuy:A good propaganda from the master strategist of playing politics with Nigerians’ welfare? How do you know that this reported reserves story is not false from president aBAT 🦇, just like it was when Buhari was president How do you know?Auditor reveals over-reporting of Nigeria’s foreign reserves |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by Talismann: 3:05am On Jun 20 |
na statistics we go wack? |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by Nwaiyoo: 4:15am On Jun 20 |
Odi mma! And how much do we owe as a country, how does the life of average Nigerian looks like? Even foreigners like Aboki shine my shoe had all left the street becos our currency is weaker than that of Niger. We need balanced economic policies the will reflect positively on the daily activities of Nigerians. Not just figures that has no positive direct impact on the economy and daily lives of the citizens. |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by Titogbanski: 4:32am On Jun 20 |
Only in Nigeria do we talk of this phantom foreign reserve. How can there be so much suffering and you ssy foreign reserve |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by Sirianese: 5:05am On Jun 20*. Modified: 5:23am On Jun 20 |
blamingthedevil:A measly 57 billion dollars in reserves against three humongous fiscal deficits, each one bigger than the Lagos Lagoon |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by dagbas: 5:17am On Jun 20 |
And also highest borrowing government in the history of Nigeria with nothing to show off! |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by garykoeman: 5:32am On Jun 20 |
Tinubu is the best. |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by Moroccoguy: 5:32am On Jun 20 |
blamingthedevil:Those people we are sharing country with never see that as their leader lack vision except copy copy, China went to China. |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by Omonda(m): 5:42am On Jun 20 |
Please what's our total debt? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by Wakanakarue: 6:43am On Jun 20 |
Foreign reserve keeps rising while Nigerians keeps getting poorer and struggling to feed and provide basics. Something is really wrong with this voodoo economics of tinubu. |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by RockyEyo(m): 6:46am On Jun 20 |
I heard that data rate is about to be raised hmmm is common man still existing in Nigeria. This news please how exactly does it affect or translate to putting food on the table of ordinary people KennethOkonkwo: |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by zionstaar75(m): 6:49am On Jun 20 |
Justnation:cry harder enemy of state very soon your eyes will clear.unstoppable progress can not be hidden.before December the progress will be evident and y'all can go hug the transformer |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by geoworldedu: 6:58am On Jun 20 |
KennethOkonkwo:Let's celebrate rice ![]() |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by MrSly(m): 7:11am On Jun 20 |
blamingthedevil:And now naira is ₦1 to 1000usd. Tinubu is working wonders. Our bigotry induced hypocrisy in this country is unreasonable and alarming. |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by MrSly(m): 7:15am On Jun 20 |
Parachoko:Nigerians detest the shanahigans of this govt. What is the impact of the foreign reserv to the local economy? Absolutely nothing. All we you lot celebrate now is a concocted story , published to deceive Nigerians with a single proof. Just paper write up published on public domain. An improved reserve also improves exchange rate. That is the proof. Has exchange rate improved? |
| Re: Foreign Reserves Rise To $51.04 Billion, Highest Level In 17 Years by MrSly(m): 7:20am On Jun 20 |
Ezeama400:In 2014 SA had only about 15billion USD more than nigeria. In 2026 they have double of Nigeria's reserve. And emilokans are throwing owambe. That is how uninformed they are, from tinubu to all of them are very uninformed. |
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