₦airaland Forum

Back then, they castigated GEJ for naira fall to 216, as shown in the pic below and comments on nairaland.


Now APC chief zombie be like:

oduastates:
NOTHING I WANT MORE THAN FOR CRUDE OIL PRICES TO FALL MORE AND MORE .
This is the best thing to shock the country out of uselessness. And if people refuse to change , let them continue to suffer.
It will also be good for the Niger delta

At this present moment , I believe that the true value of the naira is closer to N5000 if you discount oil.
Basically means that Nigeria does not export anything , does not make anything and will forever remain dysfunctional until the bitter medicine is applied
Restricting dollars does work . It did work in 1983 .
It means that individuals and companies whose business are built on importation and dumping of basic items will suffer and possibly collapse .
It also means that potential local alternatives will grow out of the ashes .
I cannot forget how South Korea used Nigeria to experiment and dump those paper Daewoo experio cars .we allowed them . Countries come and dump in Nigeria without restrictions while they put all sorts of restrictions on Nigerian agricultural produce.

Nigerians want to buy what they cannot afford .
What has changed between 1983 and now is the taste for excessive luxury.
What has never worked in Nigeria is the devaluation.
Every devaluation in a Nigeria has always led increase in poverty while the looting elites later bring back a little bit of their looted dollars to buy government properties for cheap.
To show you how the useless Nigerian economy behaves, tomatoes , onions and beef sellers have increased their prices because of the devaluation of naira.
When exactly did dollars become the Nigerian currency.
None of the inputs into the production of these two goods has suffered a corresponding increase in price.
What you have there is an economy that simply does not work . For a few years under Obj , it felt like Nigeria was about to build a truly middle class led economy . That dream was blown away by Yar Adua and Jonathan
This is why I support the dismantling of the current system of excessive importation which I hope will be followed up by the dismantling of the informal sector as shown by the behaviour of these tomatoes seller.
This crisis remains an opportunity. Let the elites cry and starve for the dollars .
This crisis present and opportunity to change the way Nigeria works .
A Nigerian value chain can be built without much effort . If your drink factory need orange concentrate , source it locally . Mango is wasting away in Benue , tomotoes is rotting away in the north .
Talking about priorities,
Ondo was building useless conference centres when it should be building Cocoa plantations . Cross river was building Tinapa instead of palm oil , Akwa ibom was building stadium instead of pineapples and coconut , Osun building airport instead of plantain.
Do they know that they can build an entire value chain on what they have ? From chocolate to soap , cosmetics ,detergent,lubricants, medicine etc

hehehe


zombie mode fully activated

the force is strong with this one

Ok. If you ask me na who i go ask? We have acted and still waiting for the results. Nigeria will be great again. Please hit like if you believe.

so zombie oduastates, if you and those of your ilk always knew all along that $1 should trade for N5,000, then why were you guys stressing the PDP

#zombie

Tpave:
Ok. If you ask me na who i go ask?

whatever you do, just be sure not to ask a #zombie

Tpave:
Ok. If you ask me na who i go ask? We have acted and still waiting for the results. Nigeria will be great again. Please hit like if you believe.

I agree with you Nigeria will be great again but not with Buhari.

So to summarize #zombie logic

[size=15pt][color=#c0392b]$1 to N216 = Bad for the Nigerian Economy[/color][/size]

whereas
[size=15pt][color=#40d47e]
$1 to N400 = Good for the Nigerian Economy to encourage local production[/color][/size]


meeeeeeeen, do you guys see such gross irrationality

that's what happens when one becomes a #zombie